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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCouncil.Minutes.07-19-2004.Regular Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 REGULAR SESSION—JULY 19,2004 The Cape Girardeau City Council convened in regular session on Monday, July 19, 2004, at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Jay B. Knudtson presiding and Council Members Evelyn Boardman, Charles Herbst,Matthew Hopkins,Jay Purcell, Marcia Ritter and Hugh White present. Rev. Paul Kabo of First Presbyterian Church presented the invocation, and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Prior to the regular session, the Council convened in closed session for purposes of discussing property acquisition, litigation and confidential communications with the City Attorney, pursuant to RSMo. Section 610.021(1) and (2), upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes,Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell, Ritter,White. Nays,none. The minutes of the July 6, 2004, regular and closed sessions were approved upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. The agenda was adopted as distributed, to include three add-ons relating to Dalhousie, Sears and Kohl's, upon Ms. Ritter's motion,Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White.Nays,none. Mayor Knudtson presented the following: 1. City staff met with several downtown developers regarding the Streetscape Proposal and traffic flow downtown. They will continue to meet to discuss issues. 2. City staff is continuing discussions with property owners on the Bloomfield Road project. He commended staff for their work on keeping the property owners involved in this project. City Manager Doug Leslie reported on the status of the street lights on North Kingshighway from Boulder Crest to Center Junction. Mr. Leslie introduced Scott Meyer with the Missouri Department of Transportation to present an update on highway projects. APPEARANCES Mr. Meyer distributed information regarding the status of various projects and reported on the following: 1. Bill Emerson Memorial Bridge 2. Old Mississippi River Bridge 3. Route 74 Pedestrian Bridge 4. I-55 Diversion Channel Bridge 5. Route K(William Street) 6. 1-55/East Main Street Interchange 7. Route 61 (South Kingshighway) Silver Springs Road,Traffic Signals 8. Center Junction interchange lighting 9. Route K turn lane at Notre Dame 10. Route AB (Nash Road)Extension 11. Blomeyer Intersection Improvements Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 10 • Upon questioning by Mr. Purcell, Mr. Meyer explained that the approach to the old Mississippi Bridge must be removed as a requirement of the permit to build the new bridge. Mr. Leslie explained that city staff will be working with Mr. Meyer to study the North Kingshighway/Cape F Rock Drive intersection and Route W, Lexington, North Kingshighway intersection. d Mr. Steve Stigers, 1343 Big Bend Road, a former board member of the Human Society, appeared in opposition to the ordinance limiting the number of cats and dogs based on ethical grounds; caring for animals shows a spirit of kindness. He suggested the city require people to show proof that their animals have been spayed or neutered to help control the pet population. He also stated that we have a huge over-population problem with dogs and cats in our community, and that leads to thousands of healthy animals being killed every year. Mr. Chuck Stucker, Director of the Humane Society, 2536 Boutin Drive, appeared in opposition to the portion of the proposed ordinance limiting the number of cats and dogs. He realized that one of the purposes of the proposed ordinance is to reduce the number of unwanted animals in the City, but he stated he felt the current ordinances are adequate. If enforced properly, Sections 6-36 and 6-27 of the City Code would be as effective as the proposed ordinance. People who are responsible are not the ones having or making the problems. He stated he could understand people not wanting to live next door to someone with a lot of animals. Mr. Stucker stated he was not sure how this ordinance would affect the Humane Society Foster Care Program. There is a three phased application to become a foster parent and to make sure that the applicants are responsible to handle these animals. Upon questioning by Ms. Ritter about a definition for foster care, Mr. Stucker stated that there would never be more than eight licensed animals in a foster care environment. The number limitation in the proposed ordinance would not affect their foster care program. The licensing requirements would be the only problem. There are approximately 20 families in the foster care program with ten of these in city limits. He stated the Humane Society is opposed to any limit on the number of animals, and those who do not spay or neuter should face repercussions from the city. Mayor Knudtson stated that the issue of enforcement of the current ordinances has driven the push for limitation. It is difficult for a nuisance officer responding to an animal complaint to determine if an animal has been altered. Mr. Stucker stated that the animal owner should have documentation from a vet proving the animal has been altered. Police Chief Steve Strong explained that under the present ordinance the burden of proof is on the City to show that an animal has been altered. He discussed licensing provisions through veterinarian offices in the city. Only about 1000 of the many dogs and cats in the City have actually been licensed, and not all of the veterinarian records have been sent to the City. Jenny Stigers, 1343 Big Bend Road, appeared and stated that animal owners are willing to accept responsibility for providing proper documentation for dogs. She questioned what happens under the proposed ordinance when a complaint is filed for too many dogs at one location. Chief Strong responded that a nuisance officer will visit the location, and if a violation is noted, then the owner will be given notice to reduce the number of animals to come into compliance. Ms. Stigers stated she did not understand why the City can not check all City records to verify the number of dogs at an address. If she has proof that all her animals are altered and licensed then she should be able to keep as many as she wants. If the City requires licensing of animals, then the City should have all documentation that is needed. Mayor Knudtson explained that the Police Department researched 107 Municipalities in the State of Missouri and 104 of those limit the number of animals in some way, and all of those are the Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2001 1— same or more restrictive than the proposed ordinance. In addition, Chief Strong stated that if a • person wants to maintain more animals than allowed under the ordinance, he can apply for a special use permit to operate a commercial kennel. Mr. Michael Maguire, 4564 Hopper, appeared in opposition to the ordinance limiting the number of animals. He discussed how this would have an adverse effect on fostering and caring for older dogs, as well as limit the numbers of animals that could be brought into a home when a person has visitors. Ms. Joan Jones, 1514 Sylvan, asked the city to enforce animal control ordinances relating to nuisance calls and not just on people with multiple dogs. Limiting the number of animals allowed in a home punishes responsible owners and is unconstitutional in some areas. The existing ordinance can address all these issues, and she did not feel that there was any reason to change it. She questioned what is done with the money the city receives from the animal licenses. Mr. Leslie explained that the funds received are put into the City's general fund which in turn supports the Police Department enforcement efforts. Ms. Mary LaClear, 418 South Benton, appeared and stated she has more than the limit of animals as proposed under the new ordinance, and she takes care of all of them. The number of animals in a home does not matter; it is how they are taken care of. Ms. LaClear explained that she has at least five dogs, but even if they were licensed, the City would find a way around the ordinance to give her a ticket. The Police Department is stretched to its limits, and the officers do not write tickets on violations. She stated she felt the proposed ordinance is wrong, unfair, and unjust. BILL NO. 04-140 was giving first reading as followed: AN ORDINACE AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO ANIMALS AND FOWL Mr. Hopkins made a motion, seconded by Mr. Herbst to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04- 140. The Council considered information from City Staff that the Police Department receives 20 to 25 complaints per year regarding issues related to the number of animals a person has at their residence. These complaints generally involve issues such as barking, odor and failure to properly care for the animals. Upon questioning by Mr. Purcell, Chief Strong explained that this ordinance does not address limits on other small animals. The ordinance also addresses dangerous animals. Ms. Boardman spoke in favor of the ordinance, as well as Mr. Herbst. Ms. Boardman said she had talked with many people over the weekend and none of them wanted four animals living next door. They were very surprised that the proposed limitation was that generous. Mr. Herbst said he had received the same comments. He worked as a police officer in his area for six years and dealt with a large number of animal calls. In his area, lots are small, only 100 feet deep, and he wants people to have the assurance that the neighbors will not be adversely affected if someone wants more than four dogs. Ms. Boardman added that she wants the ordinance to be enforceable. Mr. White stated that if a person has too many animals, it is very difficult to care for those animals in such a way that they won't adversely affect the neighbors on either side of them. In addition, Mr. Herbst suggested the council revisit in the future the provisions relating to fostering of animals under the guidelines of the Humane Society. The council discussed issues relating to fostering of animals, and upon questioning by Ms. Ritter, the Mayor explained that at the last City Council study session, the council members present requested the staff remove from the ordinance the exemption to the limitation for fostering of animals. Mr. Stucker also addressed issues relating to fostering of animals, including input from neighbors. He again stated it would be rare if a foster home were to have more than four animals anyway. The Mayor explained that if a person wants to house more Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Rcgular Session July 19, 2004• -12 than the allowed number of animals, the person can apply for a special use permit for a commercial kennel, and this process allows for input from neighbors. He stated that a fostering exception would only affect approximately ten people in the city, and he felt the ordinance should remain as proposed. City Attorney Eric Cunningham clarified that a person would not need a special use permit for foster care unless they exceed the maximum number of animals. Following discussion the motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter,White. Nays,none. Mr. Don Howard, 1100 Ranney, appeared and discussed the following: 1. There are existing ordinances that are not being enforced, such as loud music from cars and underage drinking, and no tickets are being issued. There is also a drug dealer problem in his neighborhood with no response from Police. 2. He questioned why the water rates are being raised. 3. He questioned why the city hired a consultant from out of state to do the salary survey The money could have been used to buy equipment for the Police and Fire Departments. Mayor Knudtson explained that water rates are being raised to cover the budget. Regarding the hiring of a consultant, the Council made the decision for the betterment of the community and the City employees and to make sure the City is not in the same situation in the future. Mr. Felix Kinsley appeared and had a question about agenda item number 10. Mr. Leslie responded that it is a grant for the taxi coupon program. This grant will give the City 50% reimbursement for costs of the program and allows the city to continue the program. Mr. Bill Whitlow, Project Manager for Marquette Plaza, appeared in support of agenda item number 13 relating to traffic on Fountain Street. Mr. Leslie explained that the five ordinances are needed to address the traffic flow and parking on Fountain from Broadway to Bellevue for the Marquette Plaza. Traffic will be one-way northbound on Fountain and for an adjoining alley. Angle parking will be provided on the east side of Fountain, and parking will be eliminated on the west side. Mr. Herbst stated that at the corner of Bellevue and Fountain he had a citizen inquiry relating to tenants from the Marquette parking in front of the business at 301 Bellevue. He questioned if there will be two-hour parking in this area. Mr. Leslie further explained that the City and the developer are in the process of fully developing off and on street parking, and until that is done, it will be hard to determine limitations on parking. Mr. Whitlow stated that the parking lots at the H & H building and radio station have all been redone, and 40 parking spaces have been added. Ms. Ritter encouraged the City to look into traffic issues with the new federal building and new additions to Fountain Street. BILL NO. 04-150 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING COMMISSION FORM ORDINANCE NO. 962 REGARDING NORTH FOUNTAIN STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND BELLEVUE STREET AS A TWO-WAY STREET, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Mr. White made a motion, seconded by Mr. Herbst, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04- 150. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell,Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-151 was given the first reading as follows: Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 13 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCHEDULE J OF SECTION 26-135 OF THE CITY CODE BY ESTABLISHING ONE-WAY STREETS ON A PORTION OF NORTH FOUNTAIN STREET AND ON AN ALLEY IN THE 300 BLOCK OF BROADWAY, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI Ms. Boardman made a motion, seconded by Mr. Herbst, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04-151. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-152 was given the first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCHEDULE G OF SECTION 26-249 OF THE CITY CODE REPEALING TWO-HOUR PARKING ON A PORTION OF NORTH FOUNTAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Mr. Herbst made a motion, seconded by Mr. Purcell, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04- 152. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-153 was given the first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCHEDULE F OF SECTION 26-247 OF THE CITY CODE BY ESTABLISHING A NO PARKING ZONE ON A PORTION OF NORTH FOUNTAIN STREET, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04-153. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-154 was given the first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SCHEDULE G OF SECTION 26-249 OF THE CITY CODE BY ESTABLISHING TWO HOUR PARKING ON A PORTION OF FOUNTAIN STREET FROM BROADWAY TO THEMIS STREET, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI Mr. Herbst made a motion, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, to approve the first reading of BILL NO. 04-154. The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-145 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AMENDMENT NO. 3 TO THE MASTER SERVICES AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU AND SMITH & CO., INC., FOR THE PRELIMINARY DESIGN OF THE CITY HALL-FEDERAL COURTHOUSE CONNECTOR STREET Mr. Herbst made a motion, seconded by Ms. Boardman, to approve the reading of BILL NO. 04- 145 and adopt the resolution. Mr. Leslie explained this agreement is for the preliminary design of Fountain Street Phase II to provide a road from the new Federal Building and City Hall to William Street. This was discussed by the Planning and Zoning Commission at their last meeting. The Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2001 federal building contractor is ready to begin the storm drainage and street access to the building and to City Hall. This proposed plan would alter that design, provide room for expansion of the city hall parking lot, and provide access to William Street. Following comments, the motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-145 is RESOLUTION NO. 1978 CONSENT ORDINANCES The following bills were given second and third readings: BILL NO. 04-136 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 29 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO WATER RATES BILL NO. 04-137 AN ORDINANCE VACATING KINGS-CORNER SUBDIVISION, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI BILL NO. 04-138 AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A PUBLIC SAFETY TRUST FUND IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU,MISSOURI BILL NO. 04-139 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE RECORD PLAT OF THE HIGHLANDS AT DALHOUSIE Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Herbst to approve the second and third readings of BILL NOs. 04-136, 04-137, 04-138, 04-139 and adopt the ordinances. Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Herbst, to amend BILL NO. 04-138 by changing and updating the list of rolling stock and projected replacement dates in the ordinance as outlined in the city council letter. The amending motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays, none. The original motion was approved as amended upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter White. Nays, none. BILL NO. 04-136 is ORDINANCE NO. 3350; BILL NO. 04-137 is ORDINANCE NO. 3351; BILL NO. 04-138 is ORDINANCE NO. 3352; BILL NO. 04-139 is ORDINANCE NO. 3353. NEW ORDINANCES BILL NO. 04-144 was given first reading as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY WITH THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR A GRANT TO FUND A GENERAL PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION PROJECT TO BE FUNDED UNDER CHAPTER 53 (5311)OF TITLE 49,UNITED STATES CODE The first reading of BILL NO. 04-144 was approved upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-148 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE RECORD PLAT OF ROCK CREEK MEADOWS TOWNHOUSES PHASE I Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 45— The first reading of BILL NO. 04-148 was approved upon Mr. Herbst's motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays, none. BILL NO. 04-149 was given first reading as follows: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE RECORD PLAT OF THE LOCHS AT DALHOUSIE The first reading of BILL NO. 04-149 was approved upon Ms. Boardman's motion, Mr. Hopkin's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none RESOLUTIONS BILL NO. 04-141 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT FOR THE PAINTING OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER TALES MURAL ON THE FLOODWALL WITH THE RIVER HERITAGE MURAL ASSOCIATION The reading of BILL NO. 04-141 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. Herbst's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell,Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-141 is RESOLUTION NO. 1979. BILL NO. 04-142 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE SAFE HOUSE FOR WOMEN, INC. FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT FUNDS FROM THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES — DIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES The reading of BILL NO. 04-142 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. White's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Ritter, White. Nays, none. Mr. Purcell abstained for financial reasons because he provides housing for the homeless through the Safe House for Women. BILL NO. 04-142 is RESOLUTION NO. 1980. BILL NO. 04-143 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH THE SALVATION ARMY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER GRANT FUNDS FROM THE MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES — DIVISION OF FAMILY SERVICES The reading of BILL NO. 04-143 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. Herbst's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Ritter, White. Nays, none. Mr. Purcell abstained for financial reasons because he provides housing for the homeless through the Salvation Army. BILL NO. 04-143 is RESOLUTION NO. 1981. Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 16 BILL NO. 04-146 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN ESCROW F AGREEMENT WITH DALHOUSIE, LLC, AND MONTGOMERY BANK, N.A., FOR THE HIGHLANDS AT DALHOUSIE SUBDIVISION, THE LOCHS AT DALHOUSIE W SUBDIVISION, THE OFFSITE WATER MAIN PROJECT SERVING DALHOUSIE AND THE SANITARY TRUNK SEWER PROJECT SERVING DALHOUSIE The reading of BILL NO. 04-146 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Ms. Boardman's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell,Ritter,White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-146 is RESOLUTION NO. 1982 BILL NO. 04-147 was presented as follows: A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT THE BID OF ROBINSON CONSTRUCTION FOR THE SCREW PUMP REPLACEMENT AT THE WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, IN THE CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI, AND TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY CONTRACT DOCUMENTS The reading of BILL NO. 04-147 was approved and the resolution adopted upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell,Ritter, White. Nays,none. BILL NO. 04-147 is RESOLUTION NO. 1983. APPOINTMENTS Mr. Robin Cole III was appointed to the Airport Advisory Board for a term expiring April 30, 2006, upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. White's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst,Hopkins,Knudtson,Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. Mr. Chuck McGinty was appointed to the Special Business District Advisory Commission for a term expiring June 30, 2007, upon Ms. Ritter's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes,Boardman, Herbst,Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell, Ritter,White. Nays,none. The improvement plans for The Highlands at Dalhousie were approved upon Mr. Purcell's motion, Mr. Hopkins' second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson,Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. The improvement plans for streets, sanitary and water improvements to serve the Kohl's Department Store Development were conditionally approved upon Ms. Boardman's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. The improvement plans for sanitary and water improvements to serve the Sears Grand Department Store Development were conditionally approved upon Mr. Hopkins' motion, Mr. Purcell's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. Mr. Purcell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Hopkins, to conditionally approve the following liquor licenses: Temporary 5% beer by the drink license for Amy Copen d/b/a Court Appointed Special Advocates, for an event to be held August 21 and 22 at 210 Deerfield Lane. Proceedings of the City Council, City of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Regular Session July 19, 2004 –1-7— Retail 17Retail liquor by the drink license for compass Group USA, Inc. d/b/a Chartwell's, One University Plaza,Timothy Weatherly, Managing Officer 5% beer by the drink license for Anthony D. Marks d/b/a Old Bavarian Dining, 1000 N. Sprigg, Anthony Marks, Managing Officer The motion was approved upon the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell,Ritter, White. Nays,none. The sanitary sewer extension to serve Lexington Place Apartments in Lexington Villa Subdivision, Sewer District 14-F, was accepted into the city's system upon Mr. Herbst's motion, Ms. Boardman's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned upon Ms. Boardman's motion, Mr. Herbst's second, and the following vote: Ayes, Boardman, Herbst, Hopkins, Knudtson, Purcell, Ritter, White. Nays,none. 16°66() : Knudtson, Mayor Gayle onrad, City Clerk