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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-06-06 Council MinutesA: B: B--1: B -2: C: D: OG REGULAR MEETING, KENAI CITY COUNCIL ' JUNE 6, 1973, 8:00 P.M. Page PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ROLL CALL PUBLIC HEARINGS PUBLIC HEARING - ASSESSEMENT DISTRICT 08. 1-2 3 ORDINANCE 217-73 - Setting place for Council Meetings PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD: 3 1. Fine Arts Center 2. Youth Representative 4 3. Richard Carignan - Summer Recreation 4 ' i 4. City Employees S. Orville Alwin 6. Blanche McSmith 4-S �. MINUTES 6 j 1. Minutes of Regular Meeting of May 16, 1973 6 2. Minutes of Special Meeting of May 18, 1973 6 3. Minutes of Special Meeting of May 23, 1973 CORRESPONDENCE �! 1. Kenai Junior High - Thank you note 6 2. 3. 4. OLD BUSINESS 6 1. Mommsen S/D 6 �. 2. Insurance 6 t 3• Civic Center 4. S . 6. 7. NEW BUSINESS 1. Application for additional cab - Flash Taxicab Deferred. 2. 7 Mill Budget Tabled 3. First Baptist Church property 7 4. Notification of payment -Kelly Construction Co. $20,611.16 7 S. Airport Terminal Lease -Avis Rent-A-Car 7 6. Ratify expenses incurred by City Attorney, representing Deferred City in meeting called by Supreme Court �: 7. Setting date.fbr Public hearing on Assessment Districts 8 .` 73-W2 and 73-S1 8. Midget baseball clinic 8 9. Resolution 73-20 - Approving formation of Water Improvement 2 ' District No. 8 f setting Assessment Roll Hearing -July 18,1973 ,. 10,. Ordinance 222-73 - Budget, Fiscal 6 Appropriation Controls 8 11. Ordinance 223-73 -;Purchases over $S00.08 8-g 12. Ordinance 224-73 - Amending Taxicab Ordinance Tabled i 13. Contract -Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc. S-6 24. Final acceptance of Bush Lane W 6 S 9 9-12 1S. Pay for suspended personnel 26. Bills to be paid 12 : f' • ' COUNCIL . NCIL AGENDA JUNE 6, 1973 Page -2- H: REPORTS I. City Manager's Report a. Things to do list - 5/16/73 b. Lot A - Davidson Subdivision - Mrs. 19ahl c. Nikiski Borough d. Employees not living within the City of Kenai e, Fort Kenay f. Per diem g. -PEP h. Final Inspection-Dewer Treatment plant 2. City Attorney's Report 3. Mayor's Report 4. City Clerk's Report •• ' S. Finance Director's Report 6. Planning F Zoning's Report 7. Borough Assemblymen's Report I: PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD: CITZFbN'S GRIEVANCES AND REQUESTS: 1. o ert Bielefeld ` 2. Robert Borgen 3. Robert Norene 1-2 j 12 13 13 13 NONE NONE NONE .? NONE NONE TABLED ## i 14 }` 14.. 14 r 1� 1 1. f I k t } i } -- , - i- -- MINUTES KENAI CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 6, 1973 CITY ADMINISTRATION OFFICE The Council gave the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL: Members present - Robert Norene, C.E. Johnson, Tru McGrady, James Hornaday and Vice Mayor James Doyle. Members absent - H. J. Steiner and Mayor John Steinbeck. B: Public Hearings Public Hearing - Assessment District #8 The Clerk read two letters of protest. One from Peter O. Hansen, Acting Chairman for Property Owners in the Proposed District 8, protesting the cost per sq. ft. and one from Paul Whiteman protesting the cost and the procedure for establishing a district. Mr. Jaynes related the public hearing tonight was to get input from the property owners and to find the necessity for establishing an assessment district. Vice Mayor Doyle opened the meeting for a public hearing. Burton Haviland asked how It was decided what the assessment would be. Mr. Kjelstad stated the best cost figure we could come up with is $288,000. There was a series of meetings this spring concerning assessment districts. It was our recommendation to charge 84 a sq. ft. to cover the cost of a 6" main for water supply and 24 a sq. ft. for fire protection. Mr. Haviland asked what revenues would this assessment district derive. Mr. Kjelstad related $243,449.32. Hilton Bell stated his proposed assessment would be $6,100 and that is too much money. He stated he has a corner lot and was assessed on both sides. Councilman McGrady stated it is Incorrect if bitted on both sides. Mr. Kjelstad stated there is an error in this one and a couple more. Mr. Bell stated this proposed assessment is for water only, then sewer will come in and double the amount. How can a man pay for this. i MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page two B - 1 - Public Hearing - Assessment District #8 - continued Councilman McGrady stated there has been X number of dollars spent. If not assessed then the tax base will go up. The bill has to be paid from somewhere. Mr. Hood stated it seems to him we need more facts and figures. Mrs. White stated if this is an estimate, do we look forward to a higher cost? Councilman Hornaday stated we should get a finance man to project the costs. Bill White stated the well, pump house 6 transmission lines should be paid by all the City. Mr. Williams asked if there were any Federal monies used on this project. Councilman Hornaday stated the funds come from a bond issue and there were no federal monies. The bond issue has been paid from the General Fund. Councilman Norene stated he Is against high assessments. The City does have a deficit because the lines are in the ground and not being paid for. Mr. Kjelstad stated the Resolution could be passed tonight and set the amount at the next meeting. There was no objection to taking up Agenda item G-9 - Resolution 73-20 Approving formation of Water Improvement District #8 and setting Assessment Roll Hearing for July 18, 1973. G - 9: Resolution 73-20 - Approving formation of Water Improvement District No. 8 and setting Assessment Roll Hearing - J� 18, 1973 After some discussion, Hornaday moved and Norene seconded to adopt Resolution 73-20 - leaving blank the accumulated cost and the percentage of development cost in Section 3, and striking .08 per sq. ft. In zone 1 and .02 per sq. ft. in zone 2 in Section 4, The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. July 18, 1973 well be set for the Assessment Roll Hearing If the financial information is available. The Mayor declared a five minute recess. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page three B - 2: E C: C-1: Ordinance 217,73 - Setting place for Council Meetings The Clerk read the Ordinance in its entirety. Vice Mayor Doyle opened the meeting for a public hearing. Mr. Bielefeld stated he objects to the ordinance. He feels there should be one official meeting place and if it isn't large enoudh to recess to a larger area. Mrs. Coyle stated there should be a definite set place. There being no further public participation, Vice Mayor Doyle closed the public hearing. Johnson moved and McGrady seconded for the adoption of Ordinance 217-73 - Setting a place for Council Meetings. Norene moved and Hornaday seconded to amend Ordinance 217-73 by amending Section 1-6 to read "Meetings of the City Council, regular or special, will be held in the public library unless otherwise designated by the Mayor". The main motion, as amended, carried unanimously by roll call vote. Voting yes, Norene, Johnson, McGrady and Hornaday. PERSONS PRESENT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD Fine Arts Center Mr. Jaynes stated he had met with representatives of the Fine Arts Council. Their roof is old and worn and requires extensive repair. He stated we have a roofer on our payroll who is on vacation and when he returns can get a cost estimate. Council instructed Administration to get the costs and figures and put this In the budget. Mrs. Kempt reported they have received a few grants, however these monies cannot be used for repair. She further reported the building has been painted by 15 youths. They are holding a sculpture work shop this week and will have a concrete sculpture to erect. The dedication will be held at 8:00 P.M., June 12, 1973 and the Council are invited to attend. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL, MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page four C - 2: Youth Re reseniative Betty Bruning spoke on the Youth Forum being established in the Kenai- Soldotna area. The Forum Is composed of youth between the ages of 15 thru 25. Some are returning veterans. There problems are large and would like to discuss them with concerned adults. Among the subjects are: labor, law enforcement, dope and education. They held their first meeting, which comprises of a youth chairman and an adult chairman, and aired many subjects. The youth would like to extend a special invitation to Council to attend their next forum June 15, 1973 at 7:00 P.M. in the Elks Hall. They are not soliciting jobs but are asking for advice and help. Hornaday moved and Norene seconded to direct the City Administration to write a letter to this organization inviting them to elect two members as Junior Councilmen to the Kenai City Council, with the one provision they must be {� residents of the City of Kenai. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. C - 3: Richard Carignan - Summer Recreation Mr. Carignan stated he is not asking for employment as he is going outside, but would like to stress the need for summer recreation. He gave a brief history of the summer recreation of the City of Kenai. He stated last year the City budgeted $5,000 for the program, which served nearly 400 persons. - He would recommend the Council budget $7, 500 and would recommend the hiring of Ray Tinjum and Susan Mumma. The Council directed Administration to contact the people working in summer recreation and report back to Council. C - 6: Blanche McSmith - PEP i� Mrs. McSmith stated she and Mrs. Lavine were here to investigate the PEP programs and the status of funds already placed here. She stated the PEP program does have monies for a summer program but can't say they could be placed here because of the abuse already given the program. She stated that the forms 643 are not all there and not all the time sheets signed and has been some illegal hire. The City will owe the program some money. The PEP program is in jeopardy. She stated the Council must appoint a liaison officer. Hornaday moved and McGrady seconded to appoint the Acting City Manager to serve as liaison officer to the PEP Program. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. Mrs. McSmith explained some of the descrepancies in the City's PEP records. She stated she could take the City's proposal and hold it in abeyance until the situation is cleared a-J MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MI;GTIN(;, JUNI fi, 1973 I'age five C - G - Blanche McSmlth - PEP .. continued She further stated a summer program may be available by a consortium with the Borough. Hornaday moved and Noreno seconded to direct Administration to: 1. Cooperate fully with the representative of the PEP program and try to get our existing program straightened out. 2. To work to establish a summer program. 3. To cooperate with the Interim City Attorney and Insurance Broker to make demand on the insurance carrier on the City Manager's bond, as he was the PEP liaison. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. C - 4: City Empioyeos Some of the City employees wore concerned over some recent memos. Mr. Coveyou stated we can't take the City trucks home for lunch as we did and we cannot get our parts at a discount. Mr. Jeffries stated he spoke briefly with Mr. Fisher on this and Mr. Fisher stated that receiving a discount was a form of a kick back. Mr. Jeffries further stated there were two facets to this: 1. the City buying in bulk and employees reimbursing the City. and 2. the dealer giving employees a discount the the employees paying them. He stated #2 would be hard to enforce. Councilman Hornaday stated the memos should stand and should wait until the City Attorney returns, Councilman Johnson stated allogations have been made and we can't do anything until we get an Administrative Head and Finance Director. Councilman Hornaday related there is an employees grievance committee the employees may wish to use. C - 5: Orville Alwin Left to go to work. There was no objection from Council to move Agenda Item G - 13 - Contract Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc, up to this time. G - 13: Contract - Kenai Peninsula Racing Association Mr. Jaynes reported the Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc. would like to start racing soon. According to our attorney and Insurance agent we need some agreement to hold the City harmless, a contract agreeable to both parties. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE B, 1973 Page. six G - 13 - Contract -Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc. - continued 19 E: E-1: F: F-1 F - 2: F-3: I64 Councilman Hornaday stated he can't see how we can enter Into a contract and expend City money until we have the budget sesseion. John moved and Norene seconded to direct Administration to enter into a contract with the Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc. The motion carried by roll call vote with Hornaday dissenting. MINUTES 1. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 16, 1973 were approved as distributed. 2. The Minutes of the Special Meeting of May 18, 1973 were approved as distributed. 3. The Minutes of the Special Meeting of May 23, 1973 were approved as distributed. CORRESPONDENCE Kenai Junior High - Thank You Note The faculty and students of Kenai Junior High thanked the City for Its cooperation and help in making their mini -courses meaningful and worhwhile. OLD BUSINESS Mommsen S/D Mr. Jaynes reported the project Is still on schedule. Bids will be opened June 13, 1973. Insurance Mr. Jaynes reported that in Council's packet is an inspection and appraisal report from Clary Pioneer Insurance. The Council directed the Acting City Manager to work with the two companies, get figures and report back to Council. Civic Center Mr. Jaynes stated Mr. Oehler has been unable to get a firm figure from Strand Inc. at this time. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 page seven G: NEW BUSINESS G - 1: Application wfor additional cab - Flash Taxicab Deferred until next meeting. G- 2: 7 Mill Budget Hornaday moved and Norene seconded to set the public hearing on the budget for Wednesday, June 13, 1973. There was no objection and was so ordered. G - 3: First Baptist Church property Mr. Jaynes stated the First Baptist Church are willing to give 2 lots to the City for reduction of assessments on the third lot. Rev. Byrd was told by the City Manager that these lots would not appear on the foreclouse list and was upset when he found they were indeed on the foreclosure list. Rev. Byrd stated these lots are on 2nd 8 Birch and there is a restrictive clause 6 a in the BLM deed. They must be used for religion, recreation or education. BLM has assured him the lots could be transferred or the restrictions removed. He further stated there are two mortgages on these lots. He has a letter of release from Atlanta, Georgia releasing the mortgage if the City will accept them, The other release will be forthcoming. These should be cleared up In 3 months or less. The Administration was directed to work with the Attorney and explore the situation and bring it back to Council. G - 4: Notification of payment - Kelly Construction Mr. Jaynes stated this was a leftover item of May 16, 1973 and had been paid prior to that time. Airport Terminal Lease - Avis Rent A Car Mr. Jaynes reported Aivs Rent A Car has asked for a lease renewal . Johnson moved and Norene seconded to approve the Airport Terminal lease renewal of Avis Rent A Car. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. G - 6: Ratify exe ses incurred k Clty Attorney representing C� in meeting called by Supreme Court Deferred until the next meeting. 0 0 MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page eight G - 7: Setting date for up blic hearings on Assessment Districts 73-W2 6 73-S1 Mr. Jaynes is asking Council to set July 18, 1973 as the date for a public hearing on these districts. McCrady moved and Johnson seconded to sot July 18, 1973 as a public hearing date for Special Improvement Districts 73-W2 and 73-S1. Unanimous consent was asked and granted. G - 8: Midget baseball clinic Councilman Hornaday asked if there were any objections to setting aside the last three Thursdays in July for a midget baseball clinic for 6 E 7 year olds. There were no objections and was so ordered. G - 9: Resolution 73-20 Heard after B - 1 - public hearing. G - 10: Ordinance 222-73 - Budget, Fiscal and Appropriation Controls Norene moved and Johnson seconded to declare Ordinance 222-73 - Budget, Fiscal 8 Appropriation Controls, an emergency ordinance. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Norene moved and Johnson seconded for the adoption of Ordinance 222-73 - Budget, Fical and Appropriation Controls. Vice Mayor Doyle opened the meeting up for a publ is hearing on Ordinance F 222-73. There being no public participation, the public hearing was closed and brought back to the Council table. 6.0 The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Voting yes, Norene, Johnson, McCrady, Hornaday and Doyle. G - 11: Ordinance 223-73 - Purchases over 000.00 Norene moved and McCrady seconded to declare Ordinance 223-73 - Purchases over $500.00 an emergency ordinance. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Norene moved and Johnson seconded for the adoption of Ordinance 223-73 - Purchases over $500.00 amended to read in Section 7-35, only the City Manager or his designated official .. . —i MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page nine G - 11 - Ordinance 223-73 - continued G - 12: G - 13: G - 14: Vice Mayor Doyle opened the meeting up for a public hearing on Ordinance 223-73. There being no public participation the public hearing was closed. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Voting yes; Norene, Johnson, McCrady, Hornaday and Doyle. Ordinance 2211-73 - Amending Taxicab Ordinance McGrady moved and Hornaday seconded to table Ordinance 224-73 - Amending Taxicab Ordnance. The motion carried by roll call vote with Johnson dissenting. Contract - Kenai Peninsula Racing Assoc. Heard after C - 5 - Persons present scheduled to be heard: Final acceptance of Bush Lanes W 6 S Mr. Jaynes reported the streets in Bush Lanes have been corrected now. McGrady moved and Norene seconded to accept Administration's recommendation and approve the final acceptance of Bush Lanes W 6 S. Councilman Johnson stated he would have to vote against the motion as the ditches are knee deep in sand. Mr. Jaynes stated the roads have been compacted and does meet specifications. Core samples were taken and were approved. Councilman Johnson withdrew his objection. The motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. Pay for suspended personnel Mr. Jaynes stated the City has had requests from Mr. Glotfelty's and Mr. McKee's attorneys for pay during Mc. McKee's suspension and Mr. Glotfelty's termination pay. Mr. Jeffries stated he has spent considerable time on this. The questions are: 1. should the City pay them during the period of suspension? 2. does the suspension consititute termination and the three months pay? and 3. are they entitled to a hearing? L_ - i MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page ten fi� G - 15 - Pay for suspended personnel - continued Councilman Johnson stated he felt the City has an obligation to pay the 3 months termination pay. He felt it was in the interest of the City to terminate, pay and get someone to head the City. Mr. Jeffries stated that if he resigned there would be no problem. He would get his termination pay and there would be no difficulty then. Acting Mayor Doyle stated that if he resigns he isn't entitled to termination pay, is he? Mr. Jeffries stated the letter says upon termination for whatever cause. Norene asked how binding was the letter from O. O. Robbins to Mr.Glotfeity In January 1970? Mr. Jeffries stated he thinks it would be in the form of a contractural relationship. He accepted it on that condition, and he (Mr. Jeffries) assumes It was approved by Council. Former Councilman Bielefeld stated that if this was just a letter from the previous City Manager, he did not hire Mr. Glotfelty, the Council did. The Council had a definite agreement that there would be no contract. This was not signed by the Council. He further stated that to him, the Council had a firm oral agreement there would be no compensation beyond his pay, other than what was agreed upon, which was his salary, expense account and insurance. Mr. Jeffries stated that if this is a false statement then that might be something else. t Mr. Bielefeld stated he would like to see it proven in a court of law before it Is paid. Vice Mayor Doyle stated right now we should act upon the payment of wages s for suspended personnel. Mr. Jeffries stated Mr. McKie's lawyer is the only one who has raised the question about wanting pay during the period of suspension. Mr. Jeffries recommendation is purely, he don't think he is entitled to it. ' Hornaday moved and McGrady seconded to direct the Interim City Attorney to respond to Mr. McKee's attorney pursuant to the City Attorney's recommend- ation. There was no objection and was so ordered. E i� I f I i MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page eleven G - 15 - Pay for suspended personnel - continued f� Mr. Jeffries recommendation for Mr. Glotfelty is to write his attorney stating that until you show us some specific proof of legal authority of granting this terminal pay, it will not be paid, that we are in the position he is not terminated and not entitled to it at this time. Hornaday moved and McCrady seconded to direct the Interim City Attorney to correspond with Mr. Kennelly pursuant to the recommendation of the City Attorney. There was no objection and was so ordered. Councilman Johnson stated he Is still concerned about the City of Kenai. We haven't done anything here but prolong the agony. We need some continuity In the City of Kenai. Vice Mayor Doyle stated maybe this is the time to ask for their resignations. McCrady moved to direct the proper authority to request the resignation of Mr. Glotfelty and Mr. McKee. Mr. Jeffries suggested to include the alternative of removal if they do not give their resignations. McCrady stated he will include this in his motion. It was seconded by Norene. McCrady stated it was with deep regret he found it necessary to make this motion but we are at the point of an absolute stand still and need to get headed In the right direction. After much discussiion Vice Mayor Doyle stated he feels the letter should ask for a simple regignation nothing else, no alternative to start with. McCrady with the consent of second (Norene) withdrew the removal clause in his motion. The motion as amended carried unanimously by roll call vote. Mr. Jaynes stated the Administration has had a recommendation from the Budget and Audit Committee to obtain a Finance Director at the earliest possible time and in the interim hire someone to investigate the status of our capital improvement projects. Vice Mayor Doyle asked Art Evans if he was interested in being the interim Finance Director. I k� I u MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page twelve G - 15 - Pay for suspended personnel - continued l Mr. Evans stated he still has reservations on this even on a part time basis. He would be reluctant to make a decision tonight. He would recommend possibly making the same proposal to any other qualified person in the community. Vice Mayor Doyle stated that maybe the budget and audit committee can come up with some recommendations. Councilman Johnson stated he thinks its time for a special election on the question "shall the City of Kenai have a Mayor/Council or a Manager/Council form of government?" After some discussion it was felt there should be a petition first. Councilman Norene related he had spoke last week with Mr. Fillip, City Manager of Seward. He would be willing to have a work session with Council at both of their convenience. - G - 16: Bills to be amid Mr. Jaynes presented Council with a list of bills to be paid. The bill to N. C. Machinery for an emergency generator for the public safety building and the bill to City Electric for installation of the generator was tr discussed. The Administration is to research the minutes tomorrow and poll the Council. Johnson moved and Norene seconded to approve the list of bills to be paid with the exception of N. C. Machinery and City Electric pending the polling ` of Council tomorrow. The motion carried by roll call vote with Hornaday :.� abstaining. H: REPORTS R H - 1: City Manager's Report (d) Employees not living within the City of Kenai The Acting City Manager read the memo to Council regarding employees not living in the City of Kenai. Norene moved and Johnson seconded these employees not be terminated. There was some discussion about whether this is in the City Code and would need an ordinance to change it. It was also brought out that Anchorage, Homer ' and Seward do not require this. l Hornaday moved and McCrady seconded to table the motion until the next Council Meeting. The motion carried by roll call vote with Norene and Johnson dissenting. f I , 1 I MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page thirteen H - 1 - City Manager's Report - continued (e) Fort Kenay - Capital Improvements Mr. Jaynes reported the Council has authorized $8,000 expenditure on Capital Improvement for Fort Kenay. $1,532.37 was expended through April 1973 and approximately $1,200.00 was expended in May. (f) Per diem Mr. Jaynes stated the City does not have any definite policy on per diem. It was suggested this be put in the personnel manual. (9) P.E.P. Mr. Jaynes reported the City had a total of 39 PEP employees and now has 20. There is a phase down program. It will be phased down to 7 in July and 2 in March. (h) Final Inspection Sewer Treatment Plant A letter from Wince, Corthell indicated the City is ready to perform a final inspection on the Sewer Treatment Plant. Hornaday asked that the Council be invited to the Inspection. H - 2: S Ut Attorney's Report No report. H - 3: Mayor's Report ^ No report. H - 4: City Clerk's Report No report. H - 5: Finance Director's Report No report. H - 6: Planning 6 Zoning's Report No report. H - 7: Borough Assemblymen's Report Hornaday moved and McGrady seconded to table the report until the next meeting. There was no objection and was so ordered. MINUTES, KENAI CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 6, 1973 Page fourteen 1: PERSONS PRESENT NOT SCHEDULED TO BE HEARD: CITIZEN'S GRIEVANCES AND REQUESTS 1 - 1: Robert Bielefeld Mr. Bielefeld asked if Touche Ross is still employed and if not he recommends not hiring them as they did a dis-service to the City. I - 2: Robert Borgen Mr. Borgen was concerned with the Small Boat Harbor. He stated it is not right and if the State can't afford to finish it how can the City? The wooden bulkhead is to be replaced with sheet piling. The Acting City Manager was asked to report on this at the next meeting. 1 - 3: Robert Norene Councilman Norene stated there needs to be an explanation of the heating at the Sewer Treatment Plant because of the rates. McCrady moved and Norene seconded to adjourn. There was no objection ' and was so ordered. MEETING ADJOURNED 1: 30 A.M. Respectfully submitted, `J Sharon Sterling, City ClerkJ t THINGS TO DO LIST 6/6/73 C - 2: Letter to Youth Forum Inviting them to elect two representatives to serve as Junior Councilmen. - 2: Report on Small Boat Harbor. qtm�