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10-09-1973CI`1".~ OF RICTI~'I~T~ 1t~G'U"I,AR ME~T3N'G Oct®ber 9th, 1973 `Tae C®uncil of the City of Richfield ffiet in regular session in the C®uncil Chambers of the City Tull on Oct®ber 9, 1973, at 7s00 P.M. Father Ge®rge J. Kovalil~, St. Peter°s Catholic Church, gave the invocati®n. Meeting called to order by Mayor Tvaw. Presento Jacobsen, T,uettinger and I.,aw. Absent; A. P. Anderson (Arrived at 7x12 P.M.) Ge®rge Kenealey (Arrived at 7s11 P.M.) 1, Minutes. Motion by I,uettinger, seconded by Jac®bsen, that the minutes of the regular council meeting of September 24, 1973 and the budget hearing minutes of October 1, 1973 be approved as presented. A11 ayes - Carried. Absent a Anderson and Kenealey. 2. Vacation request f®r portion of Wentw®rth Avenue,. St. Peter°s Catholic Church, .R 6720 Nic®11et Avenue. '1'he Church of St. Peter requested that the city vacate a portion ®f street 1®cated north of the block of single family lots fr®nting on Went~r®rth Avenue, n®rth of St, Peter°s church, which street measures 30 feet in width and 325 feet in length. I~®ticn by Jac®bsexa, sec®nded by T~uettinger, that the hearing be closed, A11 ayes - Carried. Absent - Anders®n and'.TZenealey. ~~11 N®. 197 320, Transitory Ordinance N®. 16.20, "An Ordinance Pr®viding f®r the Vacation of a Portion of Wen•tw®rth Avenue," was read, the same being ®n file in the ®ffice of the City Clerl~ (C-9490), Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by luettingere that this constitute a first reading of Transit®ry Ordinance No. 16.20, Bill N®, 197 320, and that a second reading be scheduled for the council meeting of November 12, 1973. Po11 of v®t~so Ayes Jacobsen, Tuettingerrand law. Absent o Anderson and T~enealey. Carried. Councilman TZenealey arrived at 7e11 P.M., and Councilman Anders®n arrived at 7 e12 P.M. - 2 - 3. Variance Prow. Side and Rear Yard Setback Rei of '~ Drive-u Stations...Richfield Bank and '~ October 9, 1973 ;nts to Permit Construction t Comtaanv. Fritz Edmonds, representing applicant, the Richfield Ban1t and `frost Company requested a variance to permit the bank to construct four additional 1'iT Drive-up windows to a point 10 feet from the north. street right-of®way line of 67th Street and ten feet from the west right-ofmway line of Harriet Avenue. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that this hearing. be closed. A11 ayes - Carried. Naves - None. Absent - None. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Kenealey, to approve the variance from the side and rear yard set-back requirements with the stipulation that nine parking spaces wi11 be replaced due to the construction of `1'V Drive-up stations for the Richfield Bank and Crust Company, 6625 Lyndale Avenue. A11 ayes - Carried. Naves - None, Absent - None, 4. Request for Var Stores, 624.5_~nc~a1 .e from Section 3,33, Subdivision 3, Requested by Crown Auto Avenue Kenneth Oste, representing the owner of a building at 6245 Lyndale Avenue, appeared and requested a variance from the provisions of Section 3.33, Subdivision"3, Paragraph ~a) of the city code, which prohibits the location of a garage upon commercially zoned property abutting upon 'BR" residential property, which building is to allow Crown Auto Stores, Inc, to place a retail automotive supply store with in- stallation service in a commercial building. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that this hearing be closed, A11 ayes - Carried, Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the variance be granted with the stipulation that the 1972 off street parking contract be completed by applicant, and with. a further stipulation that should there be a change of ownership, the new owners would be required to reapply for a new variance. A11 ayes - Carried. 3 m ®ctober 9, 1973 5. Sgecial Hse Permit o Affierican Legion Post No. 435, Sign Fraction. Mr. Louis S. Gut, 6301 Clinton Avenue So., representing the Americ an Legion Post 435, appeared for applicant and requested approval of a special use permit to a11ow construction of an illuminated sign on the property at 6501 Portland Avenue So. Mr. Don Houlding, 7145 0 13th Avenue, appeared in interest and asked questions. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that this hearing be closed. A11 ayes _ Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Kenealey, that this special use permit be granted with the stipulation that the sign be located at least 10 feet from the property line or at the same setback as the sign for the Morris Nilson Funeral Chapel on the same block. A11 ayes m Carried. 6. R~~®rt on Deferred Properties from City Project No. 639. (Storm Sewers). Mr. Harvey Danielson, 6509 Longfellow Avenue, appeared in interest regarding the storm sewer assessments for properties at 6417 Longfellow and 6401 Longfellov~ Avenue. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that this hearing be closed. A11 ayes o Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the storm sewer assessment against the property of H. Halvorson, 6417 Longfellow Avenue, be deleted from the assessment ro11 because this property is not-.benefited. ~y City Project No. 639. A11 ayes o Carried. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that the storm sewer assessment against the property of 0. Ayers, 6401 Longfellow Avenues be retained on the asses s went roll as this property is benefited from the construction o~ Cith Project No. 639. A11 ayes m Carried. 0 4 m October 9s 1973 ~~, Re~aort on Assessment of City Pro3ect No. 642 m Archie Caples 7221 - l5th Ave.. Mr. Archie Caples 7221 15th. Avenues appeared and requested that the assessanent on his irregular shaped lot be given consideration, Mori®n by Andersons seconded by Jacobeans that the council adhear to the established policy on odd shaped lot calculations for this parcel. Po11 of votes; Ayes Anderson and Jacobsen, Nayes - Kenealeys I~uettinger and T,aw. Motion lost, Motion by Renealeys seconded by Luettingers that this property be assessed on 55 ft. actual front footage. Motion seconded by ~uettinger withdrawn. Motion failed for lack of a second, Motion by Jacobsen,. seconded by T,uettingers that the council determine the sperm ial assessment benefit on this property as an individual situation because it is a six sided lot on a curved street with the dimensions on the front being radically disproportionates and therefore it is determined to reduce the proposed assessment by $187.68 as origina~.ly proposed on the odd shaped lot policy. Poll of voteso Ayes Jacobsen9 Kenealeys ~uettinger and T,aw. Nayes - Anderson. Carried. 8. Appointments to Adyieox3r Coa~missionsa Human Rights Comnissiono Motion by Jacobeans seconded by Andersons that special thanks be extended to Vicki Roots 7445 17th Avenues for her services on the Human Rights Commissions and that a resolution tae prepared in appreciations and that she be encouraged to con- tina~e her participation in this area as her schedule permits her to do eo9 and that this resolution be spread in the resolution book and that it be made a part of these aninutese i~;S®~~`flON No, 5113 Res®~,t~~z®N o~ APPR~C~A~~~N Pall of voteso Ayes m Andersons Jacobeans Kenealeys T,uettinger and I.,aw. Nayes - None. Absent - None. Carried, hie resoluti®z~ appears as Resolution No. 5113 in Reso. Rook No. 34. 0 5 0 ®ctober 9, 1973 Youth Commissions Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Kenealey, that John Wi1~on, 7421 Girard Avenue, be appointed as a youth member to the Youth Commission.. It was further agreed that •the staff would contact all schools for suggesti®ns on nominations for additional student members. A11 ayes m Carried. Planning Commissions Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that Mrs. Jerome Ulrich, 7601 Aldrich Avenue So., be appointed to the Planning Commission for the balance of the unexpired term ®f Mrs. Carl McBride...January 13, 1975. Ken Kunz, 2920 TnT. 78th Street, requested that more advertising be done regarding the vacancy on the P1ana~ing Commission. Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth Avenue, and Don Houlding, 7145 m 13th Ave., also spoke regarding the appointment to the Planning Commission. Motion withdrawn. Motion by Jacobsen, seconded by Luettinger, that the appointment of a member to the Planning Commission be deferred to the first council meetiog in November. A11 ayes v Carried. 9. Discussion of Verbatim Record Keeping of City Council Proceedings. 'lhe council reconsidered the subject ®f verbatim record keeping of city c©uncil proceedings, and to report back to the council at a later date. A11 ayes m Carried. 10. Residential Kennel License.. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Poulsen, 6725 Clinton Ave. So., appeared before the council and requested a new kennel license for their residential property. Mr. `Truman Ingersoll, 7327 'l~k~.omas Avenue, spoke in opposition and in behalf of his father~in~law, Bill U®mmes, 6731 Clinton Avenue, a neighbor of the Poulsens. Mrs. Ingersoll also spoke in opposition. Motion by Luettinger, sec~aded by Jacobsen, that the residential kennel license - 6 - October 99 1973 for the Poulsens be granted with the request that the city staff review the situation in two months to determine that the holder of the license is complying with the residential kennel requirements. A11 ayes - Carried. 11. Liquor Store Marketing Study. Jeff Page, Liquor Store Manager, reported that there were serveral general areas within the City of Richfield which could support a third liquor store operation within out any major adverse impact on the existing two stores, but that it was important that the City have the benefit of an objective, outside professional market feasi- bility and site location study before making a decision, Ken Kunz, 2920 W. 78th Street, appeared in interest and asked questions. Motion by Anderson9 seconded by Jacobsen, to approve the manager°s recommendation as contained in his council letter No. 234. Councilman Jacobsen withdrew his second to this motion, Motion lost for lack of a second. Motion by Kenealey that the City open a third liquor store in the vicinity of Penn Avenue So., 62nd to 68th Street. Motion lost for lack of a second. Motion by Law, seconded by Jacobsen, that the administration be directed to give the city°s study to the proposed consultant and to renegotiate a contract which would be brought back to the council for action at the first meeting in November. Poll of votesa Ayes - Jacobsen, Luettinger and Law. Nayes - Anderson and Kenealey. Absent - None. Carried. Mrs. Richard Hanson, 6313 Aldrich Avenue, appeared in interest, 12. Final Action on the 1974 Proposed Budget. the 1974 proposed budget was given further considerati®n, and the following persons spoken Ken Kunz, 2920 W. 78th Street Lawrence Wozniczka, 6744 Wentworth-Avenue So, Frame Riley, 6915 Portland Avenue Don Houlding, 7145 - 13th Avenue Motion by Luetti~~gera seconded by Kenealey, that the item of Animal Control be m 7 October 99 1973 deleted9 plus $258000 reduction on Unallocated Contingency9 for a total of $419915° Po11 of voteso Ayes a Kenealey and Luettinger. Nayes - Anderson9 Jacobsen and Laws Motion lost. Motion by Kenealey that the budget be referred back to the administration staff with an increase of no more than 6%9 with fu11 police and fire personnel. Motion lost for lack of a second. Motion by Luettinger9 seconded by Kenealey9 that the unallocated salary continm gency be reduced $259000. (Council adjourned to conference room to discuss in private with city manager the status of salary negotiationsj, Poll of votest Ayes m Kenealey and Luettingero Nayes - Anderson, Jacobsen and Law. Motion lost. Motion by Anderson9 seconded by Jacobsen9 that the manager°s 1974 proposed budget be adopted as presented. , Po11 of voteso Ayes m Anderson arad Jacobsen. -Nayes - Kenealey9 Luettinger and Law. Motion lost. Motion by Law that impositions provided by EEA not be approved. :Motion withdrawn. Motion by Law that the levy be reduced $5096009 with the council to approve at a later meeting. Motion lost for lack ®f a second, Motion by Luettinger9 seconded by Kenealey9 to reduce-.the property tam levy by $3590009. thereby requiring a.levy of $199659000 to finance the adoption of the 1974 budget. Po11 of voteso Ayes - Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger and Law° Nayes - Anderson, Carried® Motion by Andersons seconded by Jacobsen9 that the following budget resolutions be adopted that they be spread in the resoluti®n book and that they be made a part of these minuteso RESOLUTION 5US5 RESOLU~'ION AU`I130RIZING REVISION OI' 1973 BU~EI' OP VARIOUS ~DEPAIt~~'S doll of voteso Ayes - Andersa~n9 Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger and Law. Nayes - N®ne, Carriedo . - 8 e October 9s 1973 RESOLUTION 5086 RESOLUTION ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE YEAR.l974 ANU LEVYING TAXES Po11 of votest Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - Kenealey. Absent - None. Carried. Councilanan Kenealey qualified his "no" vote because he felt that the taa~ levy could be further reduced, RESOLUTION 5087 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CANCELLATION OF CERTAIN' AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES ON Il~ROVEMIIVT BONDS OF 1956, SERIES A Poll of votest Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Ke~.ealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None, Absent - None. Carried, RESOLUTION 5088 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFERS FROM IMPROVEMS'N'T BONUS OF 1953, Se~i~s G, ANU WATER UTILITY FUNDS TO IlKt'ROVEMENT BONDS of 1960 FUND AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Poll of dotes. Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Nayes - None. Absex~fi ~- None, Carried. RESOLUTION 5089 RESOLUTION AUTHORI~I'NG TRANSFER PROM WATER UTILITY FUND TO WATER BONDS OF 1961 FUND AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Po11 of votese Ayes e Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey,. Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None. Absent - None, Carried, RESOLUTION 5090 RESOLUTION AUTETORTZING TRANSFERS FROM IMPROVEMIIVT BONDS OF 1954 AND WATER UTILITY FUNDS TO IM1'ROVEMSZV'T BONDS OF 1961. FUND REDUCING CERTAIl~T AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Poll of v~tesa Ayes ~ Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None. Absent - Noxae. Carried. RESOLUTION 5091 RESO~,UTIO1~ AUTHORIZING TRANSFERS FROM IMPROVEM~I'T BONDS OF 1954 AND WA°L~R U`?'ILITY FUNDS ~ INLL~ROVEMENT BONDS OF 1962 FUND AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None. Absent - None, Carried, - 9 - October 9, 1973 RESOLUTION 5092 RESOLU`fION AUTHORI~TNG TRANSFER FROM WATER UTIC,ITY FUND ~ WA`?~;R BONDS OF 19 62 FUND AND REEDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM `~ LEVIES Poll of voteso Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Noyes - None. Absent - None, Carried. RESOLUTION 5093 RESOLUTION AU`~ORT~TNG TRANSFER FROM WA`~R U`TILIT'Y FUND T'0 WATER BONDS OF 1963 FiT1~TD AND REDUCING CERT'A.TN AD VAL• OREM `T'AX LEVIES Po11 of voteso Ayes - Anderson,. Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Nayes ~ None. Absent -None. Carried. RESOLUTION 5094 RESOLUTION AUTHORT2TNG TRANSFER FROM WATER UTILITY FUND TO IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1965 FUND AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM `TAX LEVIES Po11 of voteso Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None. Absent - Nine. Carried. RESOLUTION 5095 RESOLUTION AUTHORT2ING TRANSFER FROM IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1953 CERIES C FUND TO IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1967 FUND AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Poll of voteso Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Nayes.- None. Absent - None. Carried, RESOLUTION 5096 RESOLUTION AUT.RORT2TNG TRANSFER FROM IMPROVEMENT BONDS OF 1954 A1V~ 7~1PR®V.EMENT BONDS OF 1955, ~ Ii~ROV'.~,"ME'NT BONDS OF 1972 AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Po11 of votes: Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law, Nayes - None, Absent - None. Carried. RESOLUTION 5097 RESOLUTION AU`~ORT2ING T`RAN'SFER FROM TME~RO'V°FME.NT BONDS OF 1955 TO IMPROVN'T BONDS OF 1973 AND REDUCING CERTAIN AD VALOREM TAX LEVIES Po11 of votes; Ayes - Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Nayes - None. Absent - None. Carried. m 10 m Oct®ber 9, 193 RESOLUTION 5098 RESOLUTION RELATING TO ' ~-ISCONTII~TUATION Off' THE IMFRONT BON7gS OI' 1950 DEBT SERVICE 1°(JNT2 Alm TRANS~R OP SURPLUS Poll of votese Ayes _ Anderson, Jacobsen9 Kenealey9 Luettinger and Law. Naves m None. Absent o None. Carried. RESOLU`T'ION 5099 RESOLUTION RELATLN'G TO THE DISCONTINUATION Off' THE IMPROVENnV`I BONI-S OI' 1953, SERIES B, DEB`S SERVICE F A1VI) °~NS~R OF' SURPLUS Poll of voteso Ayes e Anderson, Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Naves - None, Absent ~ None. Carried. 'I`b.ese resolutions appear as Resolutions Nos. 5085 through 5099 inclusive, in Resolution Boo~C No. 34. 13. Continuation of Library Building Lease with Hennepin County. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger9 that the City of Richfield contiaaue the lease with Hennepin County for the existing library buildings on a anonth®to nnot~.th basis, at the present anonthly rental, until the new library building is available. All ayes Carried. 14. Acquisiti®n of Property at 1408 e 69th Street. Motion by Ken®aley9 seconded by Anderson, that action by the council be deferred regarding the purth~se of property at 1408 _ 69th Street, which is adjacent to Christian Parlc. A11 ayes m Carried. 15. Resolution Providing for dolling Places and 1~esignation of Judges for Ci~.y General Election. Motion by Luettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the following resolution be adopted that it be spread in the resolution Boole and that it be ®nade a part of these minuteso RESOLUTION 5114 RESOLUTION PROVIDING F'OR PCLL~TG PLACES AND 1DESIGNATING JUDGES I'OR CITE GENERAL ELECTION Po11 of votesa Ayes m Andersons Jacobsen, Kenealey, Luettinger and Law. Naves None. Absent a None. Carried. T1ais resolution appears as Resolution No. 5114 in Resolution Boole No. 34. m 11 October 99 1973 16~. Payments and Estimates. lotion by Jacobsen, seconded by Anderson, that t'kae following payments and estimates be approvedo A° Minnesota Valley Surfacing Company, City project ~~642e Contract Noe 2116, 99% Complete $18,749.51, B. Northwest Bituminous Coe, Inc., City Pr®ject ~~650, Contract ~~2137, 87,3% Complete _ $11,560.76. C. Arcon Construction Co., Inc., City Pr®j.e~~:No. 650,0tract ~~2140, 89.4° Complete, _ $62,649,97, ... . D. Ce TnT. Houle Landscaping Coe, Inc., Site Improvements 'Daft Parke City Project ~k653, Contract ~k 2145, 93% Complete m $6,977.48, ~. C. W. Houle Landscaping Co., Inc., Site Improvements m Donaldson Park, City Project ~~6549 Contract ~~21459 97,7% Complete m $325.00, T'. Valley-Rich Company, Inc „ Site Improvements m 'Taft Park, City Project No. 653, Contract ~~2146, 99% Complete e $2,372.50. C. ValleymRich Company, Ince, Site Improvements _ Donaldson Pane, d- 36 .O City Project ~r654, Contract ~~2146, 95.1% Complete m $1;0 H. Socon, Inc., Site Improvements ~Caft Parka City Project ~~6539 Contract ~k2147, 89.5% Complete $10,055.45. I. Socon, Ince, Site Improvements Donalds®n Parke C;Lty Project No. 654, Contract ~~21479 92.9% Complete _ $878,35. J. Aqua City Plumbing, Inc., Site Improvements e `,Taft Park, City Project Noe 653, Contract ~~2149, 68.3% Complete o $2,730.840 ~- 1Z. Electric Service Company, Site Improvements a Taft Park, City Project No. 6538 Contract ~~2148, 51.1% Complete _ $159534.OOe L. Electric Service Company, Site Improvements e Donaldson Park, City Project ~~654, Contract Noe 2148, 25,7% Complete -~ $1,284,30, M. Bury and Carlson, ~cee Site Improvements a T~.ft Parke City P~'®ject ~k653, Contract No. 2150, 51.5% Complete ~ $14a621.95e N. Bury and Carlson, Ince, Site Improvements m Donaldson Park, City Project ~~654, Contract Noe 2150, 85.6% Complete ~ $4,178.13. -- 0. Amc® Hurricane Steel Pence Coe, Site Improvements Donaldson ®80. 585 1% Complete $1 90 ntract a'k2151 t ~~654 C it P k , . , o , rojec y 8 Par , C P. A~teka, Incorporated, Site Improvements m daft Park, City Project #653, Contract ~k2152, 2.S% Complete _ $1,314,31. fc®ntinued~ - 12 - October 99 1973 Q. Artel~a, Inc®rporated, Site I7nproveanents - i.~onaldson Par~C, City Project X654, Contract N®. 2152, 49.,2°/o C~affiplete - X17,887.55. R. Minnesota Mid=Western Contractors, Inc., Building Iaapr~v~naents -New 1~ord `town Par1c, City Project N®. 652, Contract ~~2155,.38.5% Complete - ~8,739.00, S, Keho Construction Company, Building Improvements o `faft Parr, City Project ~~653, Contract ~~2153, 74.7% Complete - X16,512.30. All ayes A Carried. 17~o I,ieenses s Fee Waivedo M®ti®n by Jae®bsen, see®nded by Kenealey, t1~at the f®11®wing fee waived lieense be approvedo Renewal Church of St. Richard, 7601 Penn Ave. South Bingo Dec. 9 1973 lurch azaar) All ayes - Carried. Regular; Motion by I,uettinger, seconded by Anderson, that the following regular licenses be approved: New Budd°s Sinclair, 3030 W. 66th Street New 't'own & Country Honda, 6225 Lyndale Avenue Renewal Stadium 66 Station, 1 120 K. 78th Street New Conoco Station, 6645 Penn Avenue S®. New ~Tnited RentmAll, 2200 W. 66th Street New Continental Oil Co.9 6758 Penn Avenue New Continental Oil Co., 6545 Penn Avenue x411 ayes e Carried. 18. Claims and Payrolls, e 1 Vend. Mechine, Cig. 1 Vend. Machine Soft Drink 1 Vend,. Machine l Vend. Machine Soft Drink, Cig. Soft Drink, C~.g. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the following Claims and Payrolls be allowed R:C08I'IE~ BANK & ~.US`I COMPANI' Checks 11422 /12327 `n ~509,500.44`r SUMMIT S~.'1'E BANK Checks 4!332/44788 ~ General $576,902,76 44339/45573 Payroll 91,474.23 All ayes - Carried. ® 13 0 October 9, 1973 ........................ . 19e N®~ ON AC~T~DA m `temporary Siga~o ~e City Manager presented a req~.est from the ananager of_-tb:e Texaco Service Station, 7733 Cortland Avenue S®,, for permission for a teffip®rary outdoor advertising permit to run a tine promotion at 7733 Cortland Avenue, fvr ten days ° frown October 17th through October 27th, 19730 Motion by Anders®n, seconded by Jacobsen, that this temporax°y sign permit be granted, All ayes ° Carriedo 20, N®T ®N A~II~DA ° ~3e1eg~.tes to National League of Cities, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Luettinger, that Mayor Law be designated as the voting delegate for the 1973 National League of Cities ~.nn~aal business sessiono All ayes m Carried, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that Councilman Luettinger be desig° Hated as alternate voting delegate for the 1973 National League of Cities Conference, All ayes ° Carried, 21. Ad joura~ment, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Jacobsen, that the meeting be adjourned. All ayes ° Carriedo `~imeo 1s40 A,M, ° October 10, 1973, // date App ed s October 23, 1973 ~ ,(;L'7,dt.~/.~- " i';' ;~, '~kbomas Jo Mo an City Cleric ~,~~ ~ ~~ t/ ran L, ~r Mayor Wayn So Burggraaff agar f