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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF UKIAH
MAY 19, 1976 - PAGE 1
The City Council convened in regular session at 8 : 02 p.m. with
Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson, and Mayor
Wood present.
INVOCATION & PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Wood gave the invocation and Councilwoman Pearson led in the
Pledge of Allegiance.
PAYROLL WARRANTS
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was carried by the following roll call vote to approve Payroll
Warrants #6361 to #6528 inclusive in the amount of $73, 905. 80 for the
period of April 18, 1976 to May 1, 1976 , inclusive.
AYES : Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
GENERAL WARRANTS
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilman Simpson
it was carried by the following roll call vote to approve General
Warrants #3580 to #3683 inclusive in the total amount of $218 , 026 . 27 .
AYES: Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
Under the question, Councilman Feibusch stated when he was in the City
Clerk' s office recently, he was presented with a badge. In his opinion
a simple identification card would have been sufficient. He pointed
out that the total expenditure for badges for two new Councilmen
amounted to $71. 93 which he felt was a waste of money. He requested
that in the future a simple ID card be furnished. The City Manager
asked for Council direction. Mayor Wood suggested that the matter be
considered at the next election.
Councilman Feibusch stated he noted frequent purchase of small amounts
of ready mix; that the City is paying a high premium for these small
amounts; and requested that, if possible, to consolidate loads to meet
lower unit price. City Engineer stated most of the small orders are
for pipe line work. Normally it is not desirable to leave the trench
open. The decision is whether to hand mix or hold it open.
PUBLIC HEARING - TENTATIVE MAP OAK MANOR SUBD. NO. 4
City Manager reviewed Planning Commission report which recommended
approval of subject map stipulating six conditions for its approval .
All conditions but No. 5 have been met. Condition No. 5 stated, "that
drainage shall not be directed to Gibson Creek unless no other
alternative is available and developer shall work with City staff and
effected property owners to find a satisfactory route for drainage
other than Gibson Creek" . City Manager recommended Council withhold
approval of the tentative map until a specific satisfactory proposal
can be worked out for handling drainage from this subdivision. City
.._ Manager stated if Council desires to approve the tentative map, he
would suggest that Condition No. 5 be modified to condition the approval
of the tentative map on the specific written approval of the alternate
drainage plan by the City Engineer and the City Manager. If the
developer were dissatisfied with the staff decision, he could appeal
same to the City Council for amendment of the conditions .
Public hearing was opened at 8: 11 p.m.
Bob Kennedy, the Subdivider, spoke in favor of the proposal. Mr. Kennedy
cited instances in which he had cooperated with city staff in the
development of other subdivisions in the Oak Manor area. He stated
the only water their entire development has put into Gibson Creek is
Unit NO. 3 and in this development a storm drain was constructed to
accommodate the water. In his opinion, his development is not the
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MAY 19, 1976 - PAGE 2
only one creating the problem. As Ukiah has developed, everyone
has used Gibson Creek. Now his company has an 8 acre parcel to
develop with no alternative but to go to Gibson Creek and the
company becomes stalmated. From all the avenues explored, the
proposal as presented is the only alternative.
Howard Bashford stated his firm had prepared the tentative map. He
stated there is no easy solution to the drainage problem in this
area and reviewed the alternatives available. Mr. Bashford stated
the major engineering efforts will go into the project after the
tentative map is approved. Jim Barrett, Planning Consultant for
Post, Bashford Company, stated other conditions for approval of
the map have been met and he would be glad to answer any questions
of Council concerning the General Plan and zoning.
No one spoke in opposition to the proposal .
The City Engineer explained this parcel would put all drainage on
Oak Manor Drive which already has a large amount of drainage from
previously developed property. He reviewed the map of subject
area and stated there is no easy way to comply to have no water go
to Gibson Creek. It would cost $90, 000 to put such a pipe line in.
Oak Manor Drive cannot accommodate much more water. The City
Engineer also stated he was not certain all possibilities have been
explored; that additional study has to go into what other possibili-
ties might be considered. When questioned by Mayor Wood, the City
Engineer stated the only solution is a pipe part way straight to the
river and an open ditch the remainder of the way. He also stated
the valley gutters proposed by Mr. Kennedy would assist, but would
not offset the full contribution of this subdivision.
Public hearing was declared closed at 8 : 30 p.m.
Councilman Feibusch asked the capacity of the drainage channel and
if it could be enlarged. City Engineer stated this was not a
practical solution.
Councilwoman Pearson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Simpson
to approve the tentative map of Oak Manor Unit No. 4 with the
specific written approval of the alternate drainage plan by the
City Engineer and the City Manager.
Under the question, Councilman Feibusch expressed concern with the
10 ' pedestrian easement from the cul de sac to Perkins Street. He
stated that after the property owners on two specific lots built
fences around their property for privacy, a tunnel would be created
and this would result in a safety hazard. City Manager stated that
staff has agreed that subject easement would be eliminated. Council
action is set forth in the following resolution.
RESOLUTION NO. 76-54 APPROVING TENTATIVE
MAP FOR OAK MANOR SUBDIVISION UNIT NO. 4
Councilwoman Pearson amended her original motion to accept the map
as stated after public hearing on subject matter, without the designa-
tion of the 10 foot pedestrian easement. Said easement to remain a
public utility easement. Councilman Brannon seconded the motion.
Motion carried by the following roll call vote:
AYES : Councilman Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR PROPOSED GENERAL
PLAN TEXT REVISION TO ALLOW HIGHER DENSITY
DEVELOPMENT IN SINGLE FAMILY AREAS
(ZONE CHANGE APPLICATION NO. 76-46)
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried t4.-- set June 2, 1976 as public hearing
date to consider subject matter.
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SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR REQUEST OF
DENNY & GIANOLI CONSTRUCTION FOR GENERAL
PLAN MAP AMENDMENT, S.W. CORNER BABCOCK
LANE AND EAST GOBBI STREET
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Brannon
it was unanimously carried to set June 2 , 1976, as public hearing
date to consider subject matter.
SET PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR REQUEST OF
DENNY & GIANOLI CONSTRUCTION FOR PREZONING
FROM A-1 TO C-2 PARCEL AT S .W. CORNER
BABCOCK LANE AND EAST GOBBI STREET
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Brannon
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it was unanimously carried to set June 2 , 1976, as public hearing
date to consider subject matter.
AIRPORT COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION
City Manager reviewed Airport Commission minutes dated April 14, 1976,
requesting Council consideration for establishing non city owned
hangars at the Municipal Airport. Council discussed its action
taken at a prior time which determined that any hangars constructed
at the airport were to be city owned. In the event this proposal
were granted it was pointed out it would be in direct competition
with the city.
Councilwoman Pearson made a motion to return the matter to the Airport
Commission with the recommendation that the commission take a second
look at the proposal. Motion died for lack of a second.
Councilman Brannon stated there may be some logical reason to proceed
if more figures were available. Councilman Simpson pointed out that
the city would have control of where the hangars would be constructed
and the rental rate.
On a motion by Mayor Wood, seconded by Councilman Feibusch it was
unanimously carried to return subject proposal to the Airport
Commission with the request that the proposal be resubmitted to Council
with specifics as to cost comparison.
WRITTEN COMMUNICATION - PARKS & RECREATION
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was unanimously carried to place subject matter at the end of the
agenda.
ORDINANCE NO. 683 ADOPTED (ZONE CHANGE
APPLICATION NO. 76-44, GALE YOUNG)
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was unanimously carried to adopt Ordinance No. 683 by title and
waive the reading of same.
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was carried by the following roll call vote to adopt Ordinance
No. 683 by title only, "An Ordinance Of The City Council Of The City Of
Ukiah Amending Chapter 2, Division 9 Of The Ukiah City Code By Rezoning
Property From Existing R-2 Zone To R-3 Zone (Zone Change Application
No. 76-44, Gale Young) " .
AYES: Councilman Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
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ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 684 (ZONE
CHANGE APPLICATION NO. 76-38, KENNEDY HOMES)
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was unanimously carried to adopt Ordinance No. 684 by title and
waive the reading of same.
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was carried by the following roll call vote to adopt Ordinance
No. 684 by title only, "An Ordinance Of The City Council Of The City
Of Ukiah Amending Chapter 2, Division 9 Of The Ukiah City Code
By Rezoning Property From Existing C-1 Zone to R-2 Zone (Zone Change
Application No. 76-38, Kennedy Homes) " .
AYES: Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 685 (SIGN REGULATIONS)
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried to adopt Ordinance No. 685 by title and
waive the reading of same.
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
it was carried by the following roll call vote to adopt Ordinance
No. 685 by title only, "Ordinance Of The City Council Of The City Of
Ukiah Repealing Existing Chapter 7 Of Division 3 Of The Ukiah City Code
And Adopting New Chapter 7, Division 3 (Sign Regulations) " .
AYES : Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE NO. 686 (PARKING ADVISORY COMMISSION)
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Brannon
it was unanimously carried to adopt Ordinance No. 686 by title and
waive the reading of same.
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Simpson
it was carried by the following roll call vote to adopt Ordinance
No. 686 by title only, "An Ordinance Of The City Council Of The Ctiy Of
Ukiah Adding Article 4a To Division 1, Chapter 4 Of The Ukiah City Code
(Parking Advisory Commission) " .
AYES : Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES : None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 76-55 HONORING
ARNOLD P. BOOK ON RETIREMENT
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was carried by the following roll call vote to adopt Resolution
No. 76-55 and the Mayor and Clerk be authorized to sign same,
Resolution Of The City Council Of The City Of Ukiah Honoring Arnold
P. Book Upon His Retirement" .
AYES: Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 76-56 CONCURRING IN
COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN
Councilman .Simp,son-�made a iaotion; seconddd '.byr.Councilvjoman-Pearson '.to
adopt sub-ject,>re5plution.
Subject plan provides for two landfill sites. Ukiah will get the
refuse from the inland areas in the county. The most feasible method
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of operation is cut and fill which is the type operation used by the
City. It was pointed out the City has one of the few sites that meet
the requirements that could accommodate the solid waste problem.
Councilman Feibusch pointed out that the plan made no allowance for
cost of construction of roads, bridges, culverts. The road will be
traveled a great deal more than at the present time and some agreement
v _ should be worked out with the county in this regard.
possible
Mayor Wood referred to/use of the site by Santa Rosa at some future date.
City Manager stated the city site has a potential energy value but at the
present time our site is too small for this purpose, but Santa Rosa
could help achieve this purpose.
Resolution No. 76-56 was adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
RESOLUTION NO. 76-57 AUTHORIZING EXECUTION
OF JPA ESTABLISHING REDWOOD EMPIRE
WORKER' S COMPENSATION FUND
City Manager reported the study with a feasibility of establishing a
self insurance program for workers compensation with several cities
located in Sonoma County has been completed. Implementation of the
program would be by adoption of a Joint Powers Agreement. Council would
also need to make appointment to the Board of Directors of the fund.
Councilwoman Pearson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Simpson -to
adopt subject resolution.'1
The intent is to build the fund over a period of time and have sub-
stantial interest income. It was pointed out that a strict safety
program be instituted if the fund is established. City Manager reported
the state has advised there will be a 100% surcharge on increased rates .
City of Ukiah' s share would be 34% or $111, 000 . Mr. Neary, State
Comp representative was present in the audience and stated the Ukiah
account has been reviewed and considering the city' s six year loss trend
there will be a substantial surcharge for the city to pay just as the
City Manager had indicated. He stated that it was not in their best
interest to keep the city as an account and that State Comp did not mind
losing the City.
Resolution No. 76-57 was adopted by the following roll call vote:
AYES: Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson, Councilwoman Pearson,
Mayor Wood
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
On a motion by Councilwoman Pearson, seconded by Councilman Simpson
it was unanimously carried to appoint Councilman Brannon as the member
to the Workers Compensation Fund.
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES DENIED - JANIS LYNN FRANK
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilman Brannon it
was unanimously carried to deny subject claim and refer same to the
insurance carrier.
DISCUSSION OF SOCIAL ELEMENT
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilman Feibusch it was
unanimously carried to move subject discussion to end of agenda.
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REVIEW OF MTA PROPOSAL FOR ESTABLISHMENT
OF DIAL A RIDE BUS SYSTEM
City Manager reported this service has been proposed to be funded by
SB 325 funds. If the proposed program is satisfactory to Council,
the contract documents will be placed in final form and implementation
of the proposal will begin.
Mr. Moshofsky, from the County, was present in the audience and
stated that the proposal has been approved in concept by M.T.A.
Councilman Brannon pointed out that in his opinion the proposal is a
losing proposition, will not carry itself, and he cannot get excited
about it. Mayor Wood stated that the City is mandated to experiment
with gas tax monies. SB 325 mandates that monies must be put into
transportation. There is a need, and to carry out the proposal re-
quires no outright cost to the city. Councilman Feibusch stated it
appears Council has no choice in this matter.
City Manager pointed out one of the problems is that the money runs
out in five years. There will be 50% funding after the five years.
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried to approve the establishment of a dial a
ride bus system in concept as proposed by the Mendocino Transit
Authority.
REPORT OF AD HOC COMMITTEE ON REDEVELOPMENT
City Manager reported the ad hoc committee met on May 12th as requested
by the Council. All members of the committee were present. After
discussion it was the consensus of the committee that the project area
committee should be dismissed, with thanks, for its services,
that consideration of utilization of tax increment financing for
downtown revitalization be suspended, that the City Council adopt the
ordinance establishing the parking commission and request that
commission to take as its first priority, the development of adequate
parking in the downtown area.
Councilman Simpson made a motion, seconded by Councilman Feibusch
to accept the ad hoc committee report.
Mayor Wood took the position that the report not be adopted. He
pointed out areas of weakness in the redevelopment plan but in his
opinion some workable alternatives developed in the process . Council-
woman Pearson was of the opinion that to delay the redevelopment
process was a mistake. It was pointed out that it was not the
intent to dissolve the Agency -- only the Project Area Committee.
Parking was considered to be the biggest problem at the present time.
Mayor Wood stated in his opinion such action cuts off the arms of
the Agency to get rid of the Project Area Committee.
The following roll call vote results in acceptance of the ad hoc
committee report on Redevelopment:
AYES : Councilmen Feibusch, Brannon, Simpson
NOES: Councilwoman Pearson and Mayor Wood
ORAL REPORT ON LITIGATION
City Manager reported the Department of Justice concluded there
was justification to bring suit against PG&E in violation of
anti trust laws. PG&E signed a settlement indicating a willingness
to cooperate with the city in the wheeling of power in order to
make generation capabilities feasible. This is a substantial victory
for NCPA.
MAYOR WOOD DECLARED A RECESS AT THIS TIME - 10 : 20 p.m.
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ANNUAL AUDIT - JOHN R. MCKEAN
Proposals have been solicited for the annual audit for a three year
period. Only one was received.
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried to award the bid for the annual audit
for three years beginning with the fiscal year ending June 30 , 1976
to John R. McKean, Accountants, 135 West Gobbi Street, Suite 204 .
CALL FOR BIDS FOR GOLF CART STORAGE SHEDS
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilmaan Simpson
it was unanimously carried to authorize the Clerk to call for bids
for construction of addition to golf cart storage building at golf
course, bids to be received prior to 2 : 00 p.m. June 8, 1976 .
ADDITION TO AGENDA - JACK PEARSON IS COMMENDED
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson it
was unanimously carried to add an item to the agenda - Written
Communication from Recreation & Parks Commission and Men ' s Golf Club.
Both communications expressed appreciation for the work Jack Pearson
has done on the remodeling of the Pro Shop at the Golf Coruse. He
was commended and it was recommended that Mr. Pearson be presented with
a lifetime membership to the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course. Mayor Wood
stated Mr. Pearson' s contribution is outstanding and appreciated very
much.
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Mayor Wood it was
unanimously carried that Jack Pearson be presented with a lifetime
membership to the Ukiah Municipal Golf Course.
ADDITION TO AGENDA - CETA PROPOSALS
On -.a motion by .Councilman Simpson., seconding 157 "r-ouncil.rrlan �Brai*n@:ft it
was unanimously carried to add the discussion of CETA Proposals to
the agenda.
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FURTHER DISCUSSION OF UTILITY RATE AMENDMENT - COUNCILMAN BRANNON
Councilman Brannon requested Council reconsider Resolution No . 76-52
amending utility rates which was adopted May 5, 1976 , by placing it
on the agenda at a subsequent meeting.
Mayor Wood stated such action was not appropriate.
Councilman Brannon stated he would like to see the resolution rescinded
or amended.
City Attorney stated if there is some consideration regarding changing
what was adopted two weeks ago, the same procedure would have to be
followed as was followed at that meeting.
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried to have a work session on subject matter
at this time to review the rate structure.
Councilman Feibusch stated in his opinion, it was not proper to have
the developer pay the total cost - this could stifle future growth.
In his opinion the comments he made when subject matter was originally
discussed was a fair compromise.
Councilman Brannon stated he felt the rate amendment is unfair and not
in keeping with the oepration of a business. He stated further that the
city is asking for 1000 of the capital improvements costs which the
city will sell at a later time. In his opinion, there must be a more
equitable way to do it. Council should not discourage development in
the city.
Mayor Wood explained that this was prompted by the development of an
area along Perkins Street which required a $400, 000 expenditure. This
action will not retard residential growth. The intent is to see that
.the large projects pay their .fair share. The City is going half way.
Mayor Wood stated that if the Council pulls back on electrical rates, it
should do the same for water and sewer. The City cannot operate as
PG&E does . The taxpayers will pay. Councilman Brannon stated this to
be an inappropriate analogy - profit making on one hand and health and
safety on the other.
Councilman Simpson stated he would like to see the developer pay full
cost and reimburse 400 over a period of five years . His concern is to
have money coming in to pay bills next year. Councilman Feibusch
referred to Councilman Simpson' s proposal and suggested that a percent-
age of gross consumption be given to the developer. City must retain
a percentage for maintenance and depreciation reserve. To limit the
amount paid back over a number of years would appear reasonable.
Councilwoman Pearson stated cost figures should be made available
so there are no misconceptions.
Councilman Simpson stated the City Manager suggested a formula - could
the same type be in effect to reimburse. City Manager stated he needed
Council philosophy first.
Councilman Brannon stated he is looking in terms of basic principles .
He would not want to exercise coercive powers to impose charges .
Mayor Wood stated he knows that when PG&E needs funds , it makes a request
and the City pays . The City cannot say what it will make on the
electric system. The City is at the mercy of PG&E. The City cannot
go to the public to raise the money for the purchase of $400 , 000 worth
of equipment.
MANPOWER MEETING - CETA PROPOSALS
City Manager attended subject meeting at which time it was announced
that funding is available for 167 CETA positions . Agencies interested
in making application for positions must have the requests in by May 28th.
Approval of the specific positions requested will necessitate a meeting
of the Council prior to May 28th. Council determined this meeting
would adjourn to 12: 00 noon May 26, 1976 .
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Councilman Feibusch stated he was of the opinion that work sessions
are necessary for the Council. It was suggested that work sessions
be scheduled prior to the time ordinances and resolutions--are drawn
up and prior to public hearings.
REVIEW OF SOCIAL ELEMENT - PAGES 9 - 17
City Manager stated subject meeting gives a summary of the goals . T
He stated that if the document is to be used as a policy guide it
should be more specific. Councilman Simpson stated he supported
the document in principle. Councilman Brannon asked what is the
real purpose of the Social Element. What is the Council attempting
to accomplish? Mayor Wood stated a policy committment is needed.
Mayor Wood stated that Pages 9 - 12 could be reconsidered at a later
date.
On a motion by Councilman Simpson, seconded by Councilwoman Pearson
it was unanimously carried to adopt Pages 13 - 17 of the Social
Element as to form.
City Manager stated Pages 9 - 12 would be discussed at a later date.
COUNCILMAN FEIBUSCH
Councilman Feibusch asked for clarification of Council action on the
Parking Advisory Commission. He stated the ordinance has been adopted
but nothing was on the agenda as to the next step. Should Council
entertain receipt of applications?
On a motion by Councilman Feibusch, seconded by Councilman Simpson it
was carried by a majority voice vote to instruct the City Manager
to publicize that the Council is seeking applicants on the Parking
Advisory Commission, applications to be received prior to the
June 2nd Council meeting.
Councilman Brannon stated in his opinion word of mouth is the best
method for obtaining membership on the commission.
COUNCILMAN SIMPSON
Councilman Simpson reported he would be on vacation at the time of
the next meeting of the Council.
ADJOURNMENT
At 11: 40 p.m. Mayor Wood adjourned the
/ meetin to noon, May 26th.
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ATTEST:
City Clerk