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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-03-20 CC MIN r-, . - COUNCIL CHAMBER Stillwater, Minnesota March 20, 1973 7:30 P. M. REGULAR MEETING The meeting was called to order by President Powell The Invocat.ion was given by Mr. Marshall. Present: Councilmen Balfanz. peterson, Thompson, Wohlers and President powell (Councilman Peterson left at 9:00 P. M.) ~ Absent: None "'" I I". Also Present: city coordinator. Marshall: city Attorney, Kimmel: Superin- tendent of Public Works, Shelton: Public safety Director, Abrahamson: Director of Parks and Recreation, 81ekum: consulting Engineer, Elliott; Chairman Planning and zoning commission, Arndt: sonding Consultant, Ron Langness Press: Stillwater Evening Gazette - Roger Graiot St. Paul Dispatch - Jim Walsh Citizens: Richard Kircher, Jeff Zoller, Mary Lou True, Jerry Mahoney, Joseph Simonet, Harry Swanson, Martha Made, Clifford Linquist, William Johnson, Barney Brown, Frank Graham, Les stepan, Robert Reily, Rep. fron. St. Paul power squadron, James Francis, paul Wolf, Knute Lewis and other representatives from the Jaycees, Gilbert Larson, Susan Doe, Deanna Storbakken, Lynn Shafer, IN!lIVIDUALS - DELEGATIONS - PETITIONS 1. The Mayor announced that this was the time appointed for the purpose of considering bids for the purchase of $1,065,000 Improvement Bonds of 1973 and $615,000 General Obligation Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1973 of the City advertised for sale in a~cordance with Resolution No. 4860, adopted by the City council on Februa~i 20, 1973. Affidavits showing publication of the notice of sale in the officlal newspaper and in the commercial West in accordance with said resolution were presented by the city Clerk, founa satisfactory and ordered placed on file. 1441 ~ w The City Clerk reported that five sealed bids had been received, in accordance with said notice, which bids were then pUblicly opened, read and considered, and the highest and best bid of each bidder was found to be as follows: Net Interest Cost ~ Couoons price American National Bank & Trust Co. St. Paul, Minnesota 4.20% 4.30% 4.40% 4.50% 4.60"/0 4.70"/0 4.75% 4.8O'h 1976 $1,052,545 1977 1978 1979-80 1981 1982 1983 1984-85 $355,875 (4.7905%) - . ..., 455 . . . . . 456 (March 20, 1973 - continued) . ,-. . . "et Bidder CoUpOns ~ Interest Cost The First National Bank 4.30% 1976 $1,057,400 $356,011.25 of St. Paul 4.40% 1977 (4.7923%) St. Paul. Minnesota 4.50% 1978 4.60% 1979-80 4.70% 1981-82 4.80% 1983-84 4.90% 1985 The Northern Trust Company 4.50"'<; 1976-78 Chicago, Illinois 4.60% 1979-80 4.70% 1981-82 4.75% 1983 4.80% 1984 4.90% 1985 $1.049.770.50 $359.574.50 (4.8403%) r , Allison-Williams company 4.20% 1976 $1,049,770.50 $359.574.50 Minneapolis. Minnesota 4.30% 1977 (4.8403%) 4.40% 1978 4.50% 1979 4.55% 1980 4.60% 1981 4.70% 1982 -- 4.75% 1983 4.80% 1984 4.85% 1985 Bancnorthwest 4.50% 1976-78 Minneapolis. Minnesota 4.75% 1979-81 5.00% 1982-85 $1.062.838.05 $362.018.20 (4.87320%1 on motion of councilman Balfanz. seconded by councilman Peterson the bids were referred to the Bonding consultant for a recommendation and to report back later. FOR $615.000 GENERAL OBLIGATION SEWER REVENUE BONDS: "et Ridder Coupons ~ Interest Cost American National Bank & 4.00% 1974 $606.031 $379.045.25 1 Trust Co. 4.10% 1975 (5.11445%1 st. paul, Minnesota 4.20% 1976 - 4.30% 1977 4.40% 1978 4.50% 1979-80 4.60% 1981 4.70% 1982 4.75% 1983 , '- 4.80% 1984-85 4.90% 1986 5.00% 1987-88 5.10% 1989-93 rhe First National Bank 4.30% 1974-76 of St. Paul 4.40% 1977 $607,150 $379.368.75 St. paul. Minnesota 4.50% 1978 (5. 1188')/;) 4.60% 1979-80 4.70% 1981-82 4.80% 1983-84 4.90"'<; 1985 5.00% 1986-88 5.10% 1989-93 ,- . . . . " - ~ r. , 1'1 ~'i .. I~ ~ , % ,\!; I; .~ ~: @ ~ A it: ,~ Of ,,~ 'if; ~ ~. , ~ J .'~. ,. .~ ill .. a: K. "" b. ~i J: I'. I~. ;'.; (: f'" F I i III ll.I (March 20. 1973 - continued) ~ Coupon llis.!t 5.00% 1974-86 5.10% 1987-88 5.20% 1989-90 5.25% 1991-93 $611.250 3.75% 1974 $606,205.50 4.00% 1975 4.20% 1976 4.30% 1977 4.40% 1978 4.50% 1979 4.55% 1980 4.60% 1981 4.70% 1982 4.75% 1983 4.80% 1984 4.85% 1985 4.90% 1986 5.00% 1987-88 5.10% 1989-90 5.20% 1991-93 4.50% 1974-78 4.75% 1979-81 5.00% 1982-87 5.10% 1988 5.20% 1989-90 5.25% 1991-93 $609.231.30 Net Interest Cost The Northern Trust Company Chicago. Illinois $386.018.75 (5.20855%) Allison-Williams Company Minneapolis. Minnesota $381.621. 38 /5.1492%) Bancnorthwest Minneapolis, Minnesota $385,349.95 (5.19952%) On motion of councilman Balfanz. seconded by Councilman Peterson the bids were referred to the Bonding consultant for a recommendation and to report back later. 3. This was the day iI'ld time set for a public hearing for a variance request from william Johnson, Case No. 138 to allow him to construct a duplex on North Martha Street.. Notice of the hearing was published on March 9, 1973 and copies were mailed to all property owners within 300 feet of the property. This request was denied by the Planning Commission. The Mayor opened the hearing. MR. WILLIAM JOHNSON, the applicant, explained that there is ample sideyard, backyard and setback on the proposed location but the total square footage is a little over 5,000 square feet, whereas the requirement is 7,500 square feet. CLIFFORD LINQUIST, 1203 North Martha Street asked that it go on record that he is opposed to a duplex being put on that lot. MARTHA MADE, 1214 North Martha Street was opposed to a duplex. but would not be opposed to a single family dwelling on this lot. WILLLAM JOHNSON said he could put a single family dwelling on there, but would prefer to build a duplex. MAYOR POWELL asked Mr. Linquist if he would be opposed to a single family dwelling on this lot and he had no objection to this, just so it would blend in with the rest of the neighborhood. 457 i . . . . 458 . . (Marc;il ..v, 1:17::: - contir'.'-1t>n) COUNCILMAN PETERSON stated that is about the third request within the last year for a variance from the 7.500 square feet and he felt that if this one was granted that someone could come in with a greater variance in the future - they seem to get bigger each time. that is the variance difference. MAYOR pOWELL stated that when Mr. salmore asked to build he also had been a property owner for a long time anc we gave him p~rmission to develop it. He felt that a person does have the right to develop his property and that if after a party acquires the property it is determined what the lot size should be. you are then depriving him of the use of his property. WILLLNM JOHNSON said there were two lots here of the same size and he has already built a house on one of them and wants to build a duplex on the other portion of this piece of property on which he has paid taxes for many years. COUNCILMAN PETERSON said the sub-divisbn Ordinance was passed many y.ears ago and the people should be made aware that they should have 7.500 square feet for this particular area. He dion"t think that we should continue to grant such variances. MR. RIMMEL stated that this is part of the zoning ordinance and not the sub-division ordinance and the council has the right to grant such variances as they see fit. COUNCILMAN PETERSON was fearful that this could get down to 4.000 square feet on future requests as lots become more scarce within the city. MAYOR POWELL questioned as to how may small lots are left in the city on which the Council would have to grant such variances and no one had the answer for this question. He asked Mr. Johnson if he would rent the property or live in it. and he answered that he proposes to rent it. The Mayor closed the hear ing. on motion of councilman Thompson. seconded by councilman wohlers a resolution was introduced to permit Mr. William Johnson to construct a single family dwelling on his property with the required lot size variance. Vote on the M-...tion: Ayes: Thompson. Wohlers and Powell Nays: Balfanz and Peterson Motion carried. (see resolutions) 4. This was the day and time for a General public Hearing on the possible uses for the REVENUE SHARING MONEY. The Mayor opened the hearing. MARY LOU TRUE. of the planning commission. explained the full program of open .pace land within the Stillwater city Limits which s~oua be acquired in order to have controlled development. She was asking for the Council's endorsement of the open Space proposal and also that they make available some initial sums of money to put together the detailed work which would involve land surveys and considerable paper work. On file with the city is the complete report of Mary LoU True. Jeff Zoller and Lea Kasun on the open Space proposal. MrS. True had a map on the screen which she explained in detail as to the areas that should be acquired. some of which would be for recreational purposes, some of historical value, preservation of wildlife. Some of the areas cited by Mrs. True were around Lake McKusick. Hohlt's Sunnyslope Addition. the old street car track right- of-way south of McKusick Lake which could be used as a bike path to tie in with the county's trail which eventually gets to Highway 15. the ravine along Brown's creek. and the creek which is a trout stream; Fairy Falls Hill area of 15 acres with a water falls~ the West shore of Lily Lake. which is a naturally beautiful very steep area: the south and west areas of the Brick pond acroSS from Lily Lake for a trail system; the Northeast corner of Highway 212 and country Road #5 consisting of a five acre plot that is very scenic: the southwest part of the study area - Highway 15 and 36 when Myrtle Street is r . . (~ '- '- . . . (March 20. 1973 - continued) 459 . f"'" - straightened out. She stated that this cannot be delayed too long or the areas will be destroyed. THE MAYOR DECLARED A RECESS FROM 8:25 to 8:40 P. M. UNFINISHED BUSINESS fout of order) 1. Councilman Wohlers. then introduced Resolution No. 4870. entitled "Resolution Awarding Sale of $1.065.000 Improvement Bonds of 1973. Authorizing their Issuance. Fixing Their Form and Details. Directing Their Execution and Delivery. and providing for their payment." and moved its adoption. councilman Balfanz seconded the motion and upon vote being taken thereon. the following voted AYE: Powell. Balfanz. peterson, Thompson. Wohlers and the following voted Nay: None whereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and was signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the Clerk. (see resolutions) ~ ,. I 1'1 2. councilman Wohlers then introduced Resolution No. 4871. entitled "Resolution Awarding Sale of $615.000 General Obligation Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1973. Authorizing their Issuance. Prescribing their Form and Details. Directing Their Execution and Delivery. and providing for Their payment. II and moved its adoption. councilman Balfanz seconded the motion and upon vote being taken thereon. the following, voted AYE: Powell. Balfanz. Peterson. Thompson. wohlers and the following voted NAY: None whereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted and was signed by the Mayor and his signature attested by the Clerk. The Clerk-Coordinator presented proposed forms of bond and coupon for said bond issues. which were examined. approved and ordered placed on file in the office of the city Clerk-Coordinator. (see resolutions) REVENUE SHARING HEARING (CONTINUED) HI , ill MR. MARSHALL reported on the Park OeveJ,opment - further development of the Ramsey-Grove Park, development of the Old Schulenberg School Site. a water site on North Fourth Street. the Triangle on South Broadway. Regarding the downtown development there could be plantings and other ways of beautifying it. There could be trails throughout the city in many of the open space areas. The City will receive $82.000 each year for five years and if this money was used for tax relief to the homeowner on a home that is taxes at $1.000 it would mean only a decrease of $50aOO on such a home. He stated that the Police Department had no immediate request. In the Fire Department there is a need for money for the ladder truck of $71.416.00. the need for three pumpers within the next five years. a second station with a location out on Olive Street at the bend but this could be 15 or 20 years away. Mr. Marshall also mentioned that we are now in the second year of receiving these revenue sharing funds. v MR. BLEKUM explained his needs for a Maintenance Building for the Parks Equipment and a place to work on this equipment and his supplies. There is room up on the city's lot on North Fifth Street on the Eastern edge of that property. It would be a bare walls building with heat and insulation and could be put up for around $10.000 for this building. 11II MR. SHELTON reported on his request for sealcoating in which there would be five districts of ten niles in each district and the various types that could be usedr sidewalk construction on which a study ...,ill be made with the consulting engineer - 68,316 feet to be replaced in front of about 1.135 parcels of land. These would be four foot sidewalks - cost would be $4.00 per lineal foot ano $140.00 for each driveway. . ~ . . \ . . . . 460 . . (March 20, 1973 - continued) There is garage expansion which would include a car wash and a hoist: a diesel truck for about $18,000, an additional street sweeper and a street flasher; sidewalk snow plow ($8,705.00). (COUNCILMAN PETERSON LEFT AT THIS TIME - 9:00 P. M.) MAYOR POWELL asked Mr. Arndt what kind of a ~igure of money they waute need for their surveys to initiate the open space, and MR. ARNDT said in order to do the legal work, technical work, including surveys, it woulo take about $5,000 to do this preliminary work. COUNCILMAN BALFANZ stated that he was in favor of building this central location for the Parks Department either out on oakes Street or at the city Garage location. As far as a Public safety sub-station that possibly could be located at the Snowland Building on Greeley Street and the addition of one or two pumpers fOr equipment. In 1974 it could be used for capital improvements in the Permanent Improvement Fund. GILBERT LARSON felt it should be turned back to the taxpayers. MRS. SUSAN DOE, 1337 South Second Street, felt the priority should be on open space acquisitions and that the money should be put into permanent things. LES STEPAN, 218 North Martha Street, asked who is going to take care of this open space when it is acquired and MAYOR POWELL said the responsibility will fall upon the City and in turn falls on the taxpayers. MI\.. MARSHALL said that we would get the property into public ownership iT order to stop development and Mr. Stepan added that the area by MCRusick Lake is just a mosquito pad and there is a lot of work involved to correct the situation. MRS. DEANNA STORBAKREN, 301 Maryknoll Drive stated that this is not to he misconstrued as free money - it is our money. She felt that all of these programs were legitimate request and were very worthwhile and that Council should setup some priorities and that the only Democratic way to do it would be to hold a public vote - use the money as wisely as possible. MRS. LYNN SHAFER, 210 Maryknoll Drive, stated that we have to think about the aesthetic value of the property and that we badly need property with trees on it. The Mayor closed the hearing at 9:25 P. M. 5. On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Wohlers the Petition for the vacation of West Oak Street between South Fourth Street and South Fifth Street was accepted and the date of May 22, 1973 at 7:30 P. M. was set for the public hearing. .N.E.W BUSINESS (out of order) 1. On motion of Councilman Wohlers, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the Mayor and the City Coordinator were authorized to execute the agreement with the St. paulpower squadron and the City of Stillwater and that the City Attorney and the City Coordinator meet with Mr. ReIly to draw a lease that is agree- able at the $500.00 figure. Vote on the motion - AYES: NAYS: Motion did not carry. Councilman Thompson & President Powell Councilmen Balfanz and Wohlers . . r' . ,- \ ' '- . . ~ . . (March 20. 1973 - continued) " - Questions were raised about the public making use of this property if it is leased to the St. Paul Squadron and after this discussion and unresolved matters the request was denied. OLD BUSINESS 1. On motion of councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz a resolution was introduced "ACCEPTING THE BID OF ORFtE & SONS, ST. PAUL FOR LOCAL IMPROVEMENT NOS. 97 (WS-MINN-133). 110, 111, 112 and 114 IN THE AMQUN'l' OF $1,659,599.46". (see resolutions) ~ 2. On IIDtion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson a resolution was introduced "ACCEPTING THE BID OF DEPENDABLE SURFACING COMPANY, SOUTH ST.. PAUL FOR U>CAL IMPROVEMENT NO.. 109 IN THE AK>UNT OF $237,465..45. (see resolutions). r'" t". 3. on motion of Councilman Balfanz. seconded by Councilman Wohlers a resolution was introduced "ACCEPl'ING THE BID OF TRI STATE MACHINERY CO., MINNEAPOLIS FOR THE PURCHASE OF A TREE SPADE IN THE AK>UNT OF $4,075.00. (see resolutions). 4. On ootion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson, a resolution was introduced "ACCEPl'ING THE BID OF R. L. GOULD & CO., ST. PAUL FOR THE PURCHASE OF A ROTARY SWEEPER IN THE N<<>UN'1' OF $2,250.00. (see resolutions). 5. The City did not receive any bids for gasoline and diesel fuel oil. so it was not necessary to pass a resolution for the purchase of these items for the period April 1. 1913 to March 31. 1914. (Mr;',. Marshall will negotiate with a d~aler). 6. On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson a resolution was introduced "AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE MINNESOTA HIGHWAY DEPARTMEN'l' FOR JOINT COST PARTICIPATION" - sewer separation project - L. I. No. 91 CWS-MINN-133). (see resolutions) leI I. NEW BUSINESS 1. On motion of Councilman Thompson. seconded by councilman Balfanz the resignations of Paul Williams and John Clarey from the Stillwater Fire Department were accepted. ... 2. On motion of Councilman BalfanZ. seconded by Councilman Thompson a resoLution was introduced "EMPLOYING ROBERT BARTHOL AS A RESULT FIREMAN FOR A SIX MONTH PROBATIONERY PERIOD". (see resolutions). 3. On mo~ion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson a resolution was introduced "EMPLOYING MONROE WOOD AS MECHANIC IN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT FOR A SIX MONTH PROBATIONERY PERIOD". (Councilman Wohlers, opposed) (see resolutions). 4. On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Thompson a job description for the position of Deputy City Clerk was accepted as a part of the Personnel policy Booklet. III v 461 . . . f 4f:i2 (March 20. 1973 _ continued) 5. On motion of Councilman Balfanz, seconded by Councilman Wohlers a resolution was introduced "APPROVING A CHANGE OF ESCROW WITH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STILL\'JATER". (see resolutions). 6. on motion of councilman Balfanz. seconced by councilman Thompson the date of April 24, 1973 at 7:30 P. M. was set for a public hearing on the reassessment of project NO. 98-2 - John Rheinberger. 7. On motion of councilman Balfanz, seconded by councilman Thompson a resolution was introduced "CONFIRMING THE APPOINTMENT OF RECREATION CENTER MANAGER, ROBERT BROTHEN". (see resolutions). 8. on motion of councilman Thompson, seconded by Councilman Balfanz the date of April 24, 1973 at 7:30 P. M. was set for the public hearing on Case No. 139, a setback variance for orrin Thompson. APPLI.CATI.QNS on motion of councilman Balfanz, seconded by councilman Thompson the follow- ing licenses were granted: Ben H. Zollner 110 south Sherburne street stillwater. Minnesota cement Work contractor (X'enewal) Jack Hooley - Hooley Supermarket 405 East Myrtle Street. Stillwater, Minnesota Soft Drink - Cigarette (renewal) Sherman Gordon 207 East Nelson street Stillwater, Minnesota Junk Dealer (renewal) Jack Hooley _ Hooleys Supermarket, Inc. 405 East Myrtle street Stillwater, Minnesota off Sale 3.2 Beer (renewal) E. James Meister 901 south Fourth street Stillwater, Minnesota Off Sale 3.2 Beer (renewal) Thomas McLaughlin - Stillwater Country BOY 215 North William street Stillwater, Minnesota cigarette - soft Drink (new) Thomas McLaughlin - stillwater country Boy 215 North William street Stillwater, Minnesota (First reading - 3.2 off Sale Beer) COMMID'lICAT IONS From Sheriff westphal thanking the stillwater police Department for their assistance in a search warrant. (no action). From the office of the Attorney General on the "open meeting" laW. (no action). r"' r , ~ , '-.., '- . . . . . (March 20. 1973 - continued) r- .... CITY COORDINATOR1S REPORT 1. Regarding the request of the Police Department for approval of a change in their association by-laws. Mr. Kimmel stated that according to the State Law the City cannot do this - Cities cannot create a pen$ion fund or raise it. Mayor Powell asked that Mr. Kimmel explain this matter to the Police Association. 2. Mr. Marshall announced that there will be a County Park and Open Space meeting and that Mr. Dick Blekum.Robert Brothen and Jeff Zoller will attend on April 29. 1973. 3. On motion of Councilman Balfanz. seconded by councilman Thompson. Councilman Wohlers was appointed as a member of the St. Croix Inter- Governmental Planning Conference Group. f':) INDIVID~LS (out of order) ~: { ~ h4'\il MR. KNUTE LEWIS of the Stillwater Jacyees appeared before the Council regarding their work on the North Side of Lhe bridge property and the possible need for funds and they were directed to contact Dick Blekum regarding such funds. w, J E; CONSULTING ENGINEER'S REPORT ~. 1. There will be a pre-construction conference on March 26th for the contractors and utilities for the 1973 projects. ~ .~. Ii. , Mr E ~~ ~ ~ 2. There will be a pre-construction conference on March 29th for Jack,Ray. apz Duane at the District No. 9 Highway Department Office. 3. On motion of Councilman Balfanz. seconded by Councilman Wohlers a resolution was introduced "ACCEPTING A PETITION & ORDERING FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR SE.WER AND WATER FOR CROIXWOOD'S. SECOND ADDITION" (see resolutions) . 1;,'" f! ~, ~ .~. I H~ 0~ " -- 4. Mr. Elliott brought up the matter of the overs1z1ng of the Greeley Street Lift Station which amounted to $6.000 additional. The assessment was $341 per acre for those that were assessed which was 34 acres and if all of the acreage had been assessed it would have been $50.00 per acre. (There will be a special meeting on this matter at a later date. The question was brought up at this time since United Fabricators are requesting permission to hookup to the Stillwater Sewage system.) ;(. s. Mr. Elliott is making a study of the Fourth Avenue South drainage problem. I;.) CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT 1. Mr. Kimmel said that the annexations proceedings on the Hooley-Feely are still under consideration. 2. There is still one sewer easement to be resolved (po1zin-Rheinberger) but this should be in order before the project reaches this point. ORDINANCES None - . 4G3 . . . . 4f.i4 (March 20, 1973 - continued) RESOLUTION':; The following resolutions were read and on roll call were adopted: 1. Awarding Sale of $1,065,000 Improvement Bonds of 1973 Fixing Their Ferm and Details, Directing Their Execution and Delivery, and providing for Their payment. 2. Awarding Sale of $615,000 General Obligation Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1913, Authorizing Their Issuance, prescribing Their Form and and Details, Directing Their Execution and Delivery and providing for Their payment. 3. Granting Variance - william Johnson (Counci'lman Balfanz and Peterson opposed). 4. Accepting the Bid for the Construction of Local Improvement NO. 97 (WS-MINN-133), 110, 111, 112. and 114-1973 (Orfei & sons) 5. Accepting the Bid for Construction of Local Improvement No. 109=1973. (Dependable Surfacing Co.) 6. Accep~ing the aid and Authorizing Execution of Contract - Tree Trans- planter - Tri State Machinery Co. 7. Accepting the Bid and Authorizing Execution of Contract - Grounds Groomer ( R. L. Gould & Co.) 8. Authorizing Execution of Agreement - Minnesota Highway Department. 9. Approving E~loyment Robert Barthol - Fire Department. 10. Approving Employment - Monroe wood - Mechanic (Councilman Wohlers opposed) 11. Approving a Change of Escrow with the First National Bank of Stillwater. 12. Confirming Appointment of Recreation Center Manager - Robert Brothen. 13. Accepting Petition, Ordering Feasibility Report, Croixwood, Second Addition. *14. Reassessment Hearing Local Improvement No. 98-2 (Rheinberger) . * Repassed April 10, 1973 - not published in required time and date was reset. ADJOURNMENT On motion of Councilman Balfanz. seconded by Councilman wohlers the meeting adjourned at 10:30 P. M. Q1eu.e~~~e ,,~([2-.CJ.:ja, I If Cl.ty C erk Mayor r- . r ,~. '- . . . 1 .