MINUTES OF THE
MEETING OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF
GARDEN CITY, UTAH
The Garden City Town
Council held their regularly scheduled meeting on September 9, 2004 at the
Garden City Office, located at 145 W. Center (Logan Road). Mayor Hansen opened the meeting at 7:05 p.m.
Council Members
Present:
Kenneth Hansen, Mayor
Mike Leonhardt
Sharlotte Wride
Arlo Price
Mark Stringham
Others Present:
Kathy Hislop
Sharlene Millard
Randy Erickson
Margaret Satterthwaite
Mel Maynes
Anita Lantz
Rita Merrick
Gene Merrick
RaShele Cook
Pat Reilley
Anne Sweetland
Bryan Burr
Mark Chugg
Mike Forrest
Mike DeBloois
Troy Andersen
Donna Hansen
Loretta Fiddler
Tyler (Grandson)
Sandy Weinrauch
Mayor Hansen thanked
everyone for attending the Town Council meeting this evening.
BUSINESS
LICENSE DISCUSSION/APPROVAL
Bear Lake Day
Rides, Jim Loveland
Mr. Loveland is not
at this meeting. Mayor Hansen asked for
direction from the Council regarding this business license. Mr. Loveland did receive the certified
letter explaining that he must have a business license to do business in Garden
City. Council Member Leonhardt said
that he has been given ample opportunity and we should contact him and tell him
that he is no longer in business in Garden City.
Council Member
Leonhardt made the motion to have Mayor Hansen contact him Mr. Loveland and
tell him that he is no longer in business in Garden City. Council Member Price seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
Bear Lake
Occupational Therapy, Anita Lantz
Ms. Lantz has done
some advertising for her business that was previously approved by the
Council. She told the clinic about her
plans and they offered her a spot in the health care clinic. She will just be renting a space at the
clinic and will be under he own certificate.
She is requesting approval for a location change.
Ms. Lantz will
provide a copy of her certificate. She
will be doing the evaluations under the direction of an occupational therapist.
Council Member
Stringham made the motion to approve the change of location for Bear Lake
Occupational Therapy to the Bear Lake Health Care Center. Council Member Leonhardt seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
Brit Music,
RaShele Cook
Ms. Cook explained
that Brit Music is children=s music. She will be going into
the homes to make the presentation and they can decide if they want to buy any
of the music. She will be operating the
office functions out of her home.
Council Member Leonhardt said that this is no different that
Tupperware. She does collect sales tax
but Brit Music will pay and file the reports for her. She doesn=t need a sales tax number, Brit Music will take care of that. Mayor Hansen asked if they have the number
registered for Garden City, and does that revenue come back to the individual
communities. Council Member Stringham
said that it will probably come back tho the community with the change next
year in the sales tax law from point of sale to point of diversion. Ms. Cook read through the Brit Music
documentation about sales tax and couldn=t find an answer. She said she
will contact the Brit Music Customer service.
We just need to make sure that Garden City receives the benefit of the
sales tax.
Council Member Price
asked if the HOA needs to approve this business. Council Member Wride said it is just a home occupation so she
should be fine.
Council Member Price
made the motion to accept the business license for Brit Music, RaShele Cook
with the condition that she will find out that the sales tax is collected in the
name of Garden City. Council Member
Wride seconded the motion. All in favor
and the motion carried.
ENCUMBRANCE
AGREEMENT, Merlin & Karen Goeckeritz
Mr. & Mrs.
Goeckeritz is not in attendance at this meeting. The Council stated that we do want them here to answer
questions.
Council Member Price
made the motion to change the order of the agenda if they come in later. Council Member Leonhardt seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
ANNEXATION
DISCUSSION, Joel Lewis
Mr. Lewis called
earlier today and asked to be taken off the agenda.
UDOT
TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLANNING, Sandy Weinrauch
Ms. Weinrauch
explained that she works with communities to help determine transportation
projects that they feel are important.
The plan is on the UDOT website and contains all the data that they
identified for improvement projects.
They have less resources and more needs. She is soliciting our help with a statewide transportation plan
for our area. They can help with van
programs for a senior citizen programs, specialty needs for health care,
etc. If we have a rural transportation
program and a project it is listed as a goal then it may be funded. They have to be identified and listed in
the master plan before it can be put on the project list.
To get this all
started they would like 3 days set aside and a staff person to help set up the
meetings and help invite people to the meetings that are held during the 3
days. They do all the research and
bring in their staff to meet with community members who are willing to give
them two evenings in a row. We bring
our needs and wants to the meeting and they help us compile a list and then
help establish the priorities. They
also help with an estimate of the cost.
After the meetings are completed they put together a transportation
master plan for the area. They look at
a wide variety of issues to get information for the plan. This would also give us a leg up for grant
applications.
What they bring to
the table is the data collection, the in-house resources, and they draft the
documents, etc. They request at least
30 participants from the community to attend the meetings so they get a diverse
representation. Our responsibility
would be to invite community, school district, county, chamber, those who
travel through the area, etc. We need
someone available that can develop a list of issues that we are aware of, that
is a starting place then they can add to the list. They also tour around the area to see if they can see any areas
that have been missed. The third day
they compile the information and put together the Transportation Master Plan
for this area. Grant applications get
extra favorable points if you have a transportation master plan.
Mayor Hansen asked
if Ms. Weinrauch is aware of the new rule that is coming out that requires
towns to identify the roads and depreciate them in the community. Ms. Weinrauch said that sounds like
something coming out of the B&C road funds. Mayor Hansen said that this could be a vehicle for that. This is a good thing for our community and a
great resource, it=s a
good opportunity.
Ms. Weinrauch will
contact the town office and we can work out the 3 day time frame, sometime in
January or February. They have 17
communities that are to be programed before the end of June.
She has draft
letters of invitations and samples of documents that she will ask for. They also want to know what our annexation
visions are along with a copy of the general plan.
Council Member
Stringham said that we need to look ahead to the transportation needs 5-10
years from now. Council Member
Leonhardt said that this is a good benefit to the town.
Mayor Hansen said
that we are excited about the project at the summit. We do appreciate the input that we were allowed to give during
that project. They made significant
changes because of the community input that was given. Council Member Wride said that she has been
impressed with UDOT=s help
on projects.
Mayor Hansen said
that we will go ahead with this project.
KIMBALL LANE,
water line extension, Mark Chugg,
Brian Burr and Mel Maynes
Mayor Hansen asked
for their proposal for Kimball Lane.
Mr. Mark Chugg said that they want to see where the town stands now
because we have jurisdiction over the road.
Mayor Hansen said that there are issues that need to be considered when
paving that road, 1. the cost; 2. the usage of the road. When we put in the bypass road we want to
use Kimball Lane as the collector.
Right now there are a lot of construction and very heavy vehicles that
use that road. We have a few roads in
town that the heavy trucks are allowed to use;
3. the specifications for that road; 4. land issues with Mr. Mel Maynes
and the Kimball=s; 5.
utilities. Mayor Hansen said
that he is working with Mr. Maynes on the land issues. The problem with the water line extension
project is that the ordinance is specific as to who is responsible for the
costs and the labor. Mayor Hansen read
through the ordinance, 13A- BB states that...the person is ready, willing, and
able to pay all costs of such extension...and upon deposit of the estimated
costs... Mr. Chugg asked about the
agreement with Mr. Maynes. Mayor Hansen
explained that the agreement was value for value to extend that line, Mr.
Maynes will give the town something in kind of equal value. Mayor Hansen said that we have a bid to
extend that line. The high bid is
$11,500 which includes installation.
Right now the line
goes to the north end of Mr. Burrs property.
There is about 785' to get to Mr. Maynes property. Mr. Maynes said that he hasn=t requested or applied for the water line
extension. He also said that he is
willing to negotiate with the town on the road but he will be giving up about 3
acres. The issue is if the town wants
to put in the water line at this time or not, it is our decision. Mr. Burr said that it would be a shame if
they dig up the pavement. Mayor Hansen
said that we want to be fair to Mr. Maynes.
Mr. Burr said that the pavement is an improvement to the town at no cost
to the town.
The cost for 2265'
of pavement is approximately $57,000.
The base of asphalt will be 3" thick and 25' wide. Mayor Hansen said that there is no road base
on Kimball Lane. Mr. Burr said that it
was his understanding that when they put that road in they built it with the
idea that they would pave it. Mayor
Hansen said that if that road is going to be paved and then be turned over to
the town to maintain then it needs to be at a certain specification, which
would have to be determined by our Town Engineer. Mr. Chugg said that the county did haul in a lot of road base on
that road and they indicated that they were ready to pave the road. We want a road that will hold up for the
future years. We have not had the
engineer look at the road to determine the condition and if it is ready for
paving. Council Member Price said that
we would require that the engineer look at it and determine if it is up to
specifications or not.
Mr. Burr said that
he wants to pave the road this year, which would have to be done before the end
of October. Council Member Leonhardt
said that we may not be able to get it all done this year. Mr. Burr said that he is offering the town a
paved road at no cost to the town, the only cost is to put in the water
line. Mayor Hansen said that this is
just thrown in our lap just recently and we realize that they are under the gun
but we need to make sure it is done right.
We want to be able to take advantage of this opportunity and we need to
work together. Mr. Burr said that it
will take cooperation with the town but we have 30 days.
Council Member Price
suggested that we allow Mr. Burr to get an engineer that we approve at his
expense to determine what needs to be done to the road to bring it up to the
specifications for paving. We will go
with the engineers recommendations. We
are not building country roads anymore.
Council Member Price said that if they bring it up to the specifications
of the engineer then we have no problem
with the project. We can contact our
engineer tomorrow and see what his time frame is. The county will receive the road funds until December 31st
so they will maintain it until then
Mr. Burr explained
that the HOA has committed $25,000 to the project and the private homeowners
will pay for the project in excess of the $25,000. Mr. Burr said that he is willing to pay for the costs above the
$25,000.
Council Member Wride
said that she will contact the engineer to see when he can come to look at the
road. It should be simple because he
has the specifications for 300 west.
Mr. Jeff Hansen has done the survey which shows the road and the section
that needs to be donated by Mr. Maynes and the Kimball=s.
Mr. Burr said that he is willing to do the negotiations with the Kimball=s.
Mr. Chugg said that the town should do the negotiations. Mayor Hansen said that he will contact them
to negotiate the dedication.
Mr. Maynes said that
some of his concerns for that road is the ATV usage and the speed limit. He said that it is one of the busiest
roads in Garden City. Council Member
Wride said that as far as ATV, the committee is meeting and Mr. Maynes is
welcome to meet with them with his concerns.
Mr. Maynes said that he doesn=t see anything that will hold up this project. He can have some of his guys help with the
water line. They are negotiating with
the HOA regarding the small corner lot adjacent to his lot. He is available to negotiate with the town. We may want to address the sewer also
because it has to be extended into the property and will be accessed from
across the road.
Eventually we may
need it wider for snow removal, shoulders, etc. Mayor Hansen said that it may eventually be nice to have a
walking trail. Those are future
projects.
Council Member Wride
said that she wants Sunrise Engineers to make sure the specifications are what
we need. It should be similar to 300
west. We need to maintain 35' and get
the property donated from the Kimball=s and Mr. Maynes. Mayor Hansen
said that he is comfortable with the grade that is there now, but he is
concerned about the road base material.
Mr. Chugg said that we just need to make sure that what is there is
good.
Mr. Mike Forrest,
from the Buttercup Homeowners Association, has worked for Staker Paving. He said that it is very true that asphalt is
only as good as what is underneath it.
The engineer needs to look at ESALS.
And they will look at a 15 - 20 year time frame.
Council Member
Leonhardt said that if they are willing to pay for the paving then we should
expedite it so they can get it done. We
should go into negotiations with the Mayor, the property owners and the
engineer. Mr. Maynes will negotiate the
water line installation with the town.
Council Member Price said that if the road is brought up to the
specifications then we should go ahead with the project and do whatever we can
to meet their schedule. Council Member
Stringham is in favor of this project.
Mayor Hansen asked
if there is sufficient in-kind trade that we can work out the water line
extension with Mr. Maynes. Council
Member Price said that we just need to sit down and negotiate the project. We need to well document it so it doesn=t come back to bite us later. We need to cover all our bases.
Council Member Price
made the motion to go ahead with what we said here if it is brought up to
specifications and we make the deal with Mr. Maynes and the Kimball=s.
Then we should go ahead with the project. Council Member Leonhardt seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
BILATERAL
COMPLIANCE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO THE UTAH DRINKING WATER
BOARD AND THE COMMUNITY OF GARDEN CITY
Mayor Hansen said
that he is still really amazed and feels really good that the town got to this
point with the state. Our attorneys
have looked over the agreement proposed by the state. Their only concern is #3, which only gives us 180 days to install
treatment. Mayor Hansen called Mr. Ken
Bousfield, from the state, and explained that 180 days is not feasible. He indicated to Mayor Hansen that is a
sacred number with the EPA, it is a set time for them. That time frame doesn=t take into consideration weather or other
things that are beyond our control. Mr.
Linford prepared a letter and submitted to the state requesting they reconsider
the 180 days and grant a more reasonable time frame.
Council Member Price
said that we will know by the first of July if we can comply or not. Mayor Hansen said there are only 2 issues
that keep us from filter avoidance, one is the turbidity level and the second
issue would be if we exceed any of the criteria. If either of those happen then we will be in treatment plant
mode. Turbidity will be the big
one. The water shed protection plan
will also be a big issue.
The Attorney will
have a presentation to make to the town by the middle of next week. Mayor Hansen gave Sunrise Engineers the go
ahead to get any of the apparatus to monitor the spring.
Mayor Hansen said
that if we build a treatment plant we will have to meter for turbidity anyway
so we need to have the equipment. We
will also have to meter for turbidity if we can comply with the filter
avoidance. We will be responsible for
the bills that come from monitoring. We
need to run two turbidity meters because the monitoring requirements are so
strict. We also need to have a
generator on line in the event of a power outage. We need to follow the instructions to the letter of the law. Our documentation needs to be exceptional. This agreement is for one year, 24/7. At that time we can determine which way we
need to go and what we need to do.
Mayor Hansen said that we are waiting for response from Mr. Ken
Bousfield. If we meet all the rules and
we can comply then we can avoid filtration but the monitoring will continue
forever.
Mayor Hansen said
that we are going to hire an expert to help us with the water shed
project. They just finished a project
in the state of Wyoming for the whole entire state. They know what they are doing.
We can=t afford to have any guess work on this
project.
Mr. Pat Reilly
thanked the Council for everything that they have done on the water
issues.
BUTTERCUP SID,
Sharlotte Wride & Mike Forrest
Council Member Wride
said that they would like to discuss the SID for Buttercup. The votes came in and it was close but the
HOA has approved the SID. They would
like to discuss how they can be compensated for some of the roads that will be
dedicated to the town, such as Buttercup Blvd.
They wont pave this year because they still need to put in sewer and
water lines. Mr. Mike Forrest said that
the declaration is very broad and very general and he thinks somebody may try
to challenge the SID.
If the SID had
failed and the town wanted to have Buttercup BLVD there are ways that they
could take it but the HOA would have to be compensated and then the town would
also have to pay to improve it. The HOA wants to make this a win win situation
for both the town and the HOA. The cost
for the entire project is about $333,000, which includes Buttercup Blvd. Buttercup Blvd is approximately
$90,000. They plan to lay an additional
4" of crushed road base and a 3" mat over the road base. Some areas would only be 16-18' wide but the
basic widths will be 24'. The town may
have a higher standard for the part that we will use for an artier road.
Council Member Wride
stated that they don=t have
an actual proposal, they just wanted to see what the town wants to do. Mayor Hansen said that the only concern we
have is extending 300 west and having some difficulty with the person on the
end of Buttercup Blvd. That really is
the likely spot for the 300 west extension.
There is some open space at the end of Buttercup Blvd. Mr. Forrest said that the easiest way to
deal with the open space issue is to grant a variance and come through the open
space.
Mayor Hansen said
that we would like a proposal from the Buttercup HOA. Council Member Wride said that they could bring in a proposal
next month with a couple of options.
Mr. Forrest said that they need to go over the votes and tally them
before they go on with the next step.
Council Member Wride
said that there is property that will be included in the SID but it is not a
part of the HOA.
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT B LOCK GRANT
The list of
suggested projects from the public hearing was read to the council and the
audience. The project chosen for this
project must be for low to moderate income individuals. There is approximately $700,000 available
for the CDBG projects.
Council Member Wride
asked which of the projects would benefit the low to moderate income people. The Council rated the 7 suggested projects
on a scale as they apply to LMI and then as by what funds we have available for
our matching portion.
The Council
discussed the senior citizen center.
Mayor Hansen said that he is concerned that if we build a facility would
we take that on in this area and would we have to fund and support it or would
we receive the funds for this area.
Council Member Price agreed. It
is a county program and should be in connection with the county.
We have been saving
for the library and we can show our matching portion is already available.
Council Member Wride
asked if there is a time limit to spend the money because we still need to
secure the land for the library. Mayor
Hansen said that we can use the money for the land acquisition for the
library.
The Council Members
agreed that the best project for this grant will be the library.
Council Member
Leonhardt made the motion to go with the library project for the CDBG. Council Member Price seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
The next step is to
attend a planning meeting and a how to apply workshop.
ORDINANCE
DISCUSSION
Council Member Price
made the motion to accept Ordinance #04-11 as it has been changed. Council Member Leonhardt seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS
New Board of
Adjustments Member
Mayor Hansen
presented Aubrey Andersen name to the Council for the vacant position on the
Board of Adjustments.
Council Member
Leonhardt made the motion to approve Aubrey Andersen for the Board of
Adjustments. Council Member Stringham
seconded the motion. All in favor and
the motion carried.
New Planning
& Zoning Commission Member
Mayor Hansen
explained that Commission Member Moldenhauer has asked to be replaced because
of school. Mayor Hansen has asked
someone to accept that position but he has not received an answer yet. He will be ready for next months meeting.
Forestry Service
Grant
Garden City received
a $6,000 grant from the Forest Service for trail signs on the bike path. We will be working with the Utah State Parks
& Recreation and the ATV Committee.
Truck Logo
The Council would
like to have the town logo put on the town vehicles. We have receive 3 bids.
We will try the company in Paris, Idaho. We will go with the lowest bidder.
Theme for the
Town
Mayor Hansen
explained that Margaret Satterthwaite has come up with a theme for the town. AEnjoying the present, remembering the past,
and preserving the future.@ He suggested that we use that
theme throughout town.
Recognition for
Representative Laraine Pace
Mayor Hansen read
the letter from Laraine Pace indicating that she was going to resign from
the Utah State Legislation. She has done a tremendous amount of work for
our community. It would be good for us
to do some kind of recognition. The
Council suggested that we invite her to the December Dinner and present her
with a plaque on behalf of Garden City for all the work that she has done. She really helped us out with the water
issue.
New Truck
Council Member
Leonhardt went over the bids for the new truck. There is only about $700 difference but the Ford is a little bit
cheaper. The Chevy truck is in stock
today with the utility bed. If we order
without the bed we will have to go directly to the factory and there will be a
longer delay. Mr. Andersen said that he
doesn=t care what truck we get, he just wants it
soon because he is using his personal truck right now.
They will look to
see what they can get without much delay because the dollars is not that much
different.
Mr. Andersen also
needs to get a light bar on the top of the truck.
BUILDING
INSPECTOR REPORT
Mr. Erickson
reported that we finished out the year for Garden City at 4.5 million dollars
worth of valuation, that is January - June.
Since July 1st we are
at 1.5 million. Right now the county is
at about 80 permits, which is about 15 more than we have. There is only one permit out that is south
of Laketown, everything else is this side of the county.
Mr. Erickson
explained that Trendwest will be doing more building soon. They blacktopped where the chip course was
supposed to be and they are tearing up the little pond. Do we want to pursue something with them,
they are doing a nice job. Mayor Hansen
asked if that area is going to stay open space because that was the way it was
approved. Trendwest is not happy with
the area and the way it has been taken care of so they are doing the clean up. The Restaurant in Harbor Village is
closed.
Mr. Erickson said
that there are some concern with Elk=s Ridge because it appears that they are selling lots without the
improvements being done. Mayor Hansen
talked to the attorney and they can sell the lots without the utilities being
completed because it wasn=t stipulated when the plat was approved. Mr. Erickson reminded the Council that the letter of credit
expires in December. One of the new lot
owners is concerned that the letter of credit will default. Mayor Hansen said that we will get a hold of
Mr. Smith and tell him that we want an extension on the letter of credit or we
will notify the bank and collect on the letter of credit. In the future we must have an agreement
about finishing the utilities before signing the plat.
Mr. Erickson said
that they are working on the water tank without a building permit. He has talked to them and they will work on
the building permit.
Council Member
Leonhardt said that we need to work on an extension of the letter of credit
with Mr. Smith. If we can=t get the extension then we need to collect
on the letter of credit. We definitely
need to check on the letter of credit.
We have a commitment on the tank.
COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Council Member Wride
explained that she went to a seminar and was told that if something isn=t specifically listed on the agenda then we
should not be talking about it in our public meetings.
Council Member Wride
showed the map for the Shosonee Trail.
The trails have been designated but it doesn=t come into Garden City. It ends in Hodges Canyon. They want to make a staging area behind KOA
for the trails. Mayor Hansen said that
it is all in vain if we have no way to get to the forest. We also need to talk to the Forest Service
to find out why there are no trails into Garden City. We are very disappointed
in the trail.
Council Member Wride
explained that there is no place for ATV=s to go in this town. It is all
either private property or state highway.
There is a lot of ATV and Snowmobile use through Garden City. Laketown has basically opened their whole
town for ATV=s.
The county also has a new ATV ordinance. We need to ask the highway patrol to start enforcing the state
law because the ATV=s are
not supposed to be on the state right of way or on the bike path.
Council Member
Leonhardt explained that we had our Raspberry Committee dinner last week. We
are having a follow up meeting next week to discuss what happened last year and
what we will do next year.
We are moving
forward on our grant for the building.
Council Member Price
said that we really need to watch our budget this year, he is a little
concerned about the general fund. We
may have to cut back but for right now we just need to watch it.
Council Member
Stringham said that they sent a letter to Mr. Bennion about the business that
he is doing at his house. Mr. Bennion
said that the work he is doing is just in trade, he doesn=t have a business yet.
Mayor Hansen said
that there is an agreement between the Winegar=s and the town, to do some landscaping on the corner of their property,
Bear Lake BLVD and Logan Road. The
Beautification Committee wants to do some plants, rocks and a little sitting
area. We will need to run water to the
property for the plants. The a
agreement is for not less than 5 years and at the end of the 5 year period the
Winegar=s can request that the town remove the
landscaping. Mr. Satterthwaite also got
them to agree to remove the snow shack.
They will also mow down all the weeds.
Council Member Price
made the motion to sign the contract between Garden City and Mr. & Mrs.
Winegar. Council Member Leonhardt
seconded the motion. All in favor and
the motion carried.
Council Member Wride
also got a signature from Mrs. Winegar to allow us to take down the tree in the
front of her property.
Mr. Norm Mecham had
a survey done for Hodges Road up to the property that Mr. Mecham annexed. When Mr. Hansen signs the agreement we will
pay him $12,000 for the road. Mr. Mecham
is also working to get some more property on the south side from the Hodges. It
is almost like fence line rules and if we establish use then we can claim it.
Mayor Hansen had a
concern about property tax valuation and our certified tax rate. The reports indicate that our certified tax
rate is decreasing. Council Member
Price will go to a meeting in October to find out why we don=t get an increase in our property tax
revenue.
PAYMENT
VOUCHERS
The Council signed
the checks and initialed the payment vouchers.
Council Member
Leonhardt made the motion to accept the payment vouchers as presented. Council Member Price seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES
Thursday, August
12, 2004, Regular Town Council Meeting
Council Member Price
made the motion to accept the minutes of the Town Council Meeting held on
August 12, 2004 with the changes made.
Council Member Leonhardt seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
Thursday, August
12, 2004, Public Hearing
Council Member
Leonhardt made the motion to accept the minutes of the Public Hearing held on
August 12, 2004. Council Member Wride
seconded the motion. All in favor and
the motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no
further business to be brought before the Council, Council Member Price made
the motion to adjourn the Town Council meeting at 10:45 p.m. Council Member Wride seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
APPROVED: ATTEST:
____________________________________ __________________________________
Kenneth Hansen, Mayor Town
Clerk