MINUTES OF THE
TOWN COUNCIL
OF GARDEN CITY, UTAH
The Garden City Town Council held their regular
scheduled monthly meeting on March 10, 2005 at the Garden City Office, located
at 145 W. Center (Logan Road). Mayor Hansen opened the meeting at 7:00 p.m.
Council Members Present:
Kenneth Hansen, Mayor
Arlo Price
Larry Gray
Sharlotte Wride
Mike Leonhardt
Others Present:
Kathy Hislop
Randy Erickson
Sharlene Millard
Troy Petersen
Lance Bourne
John Smith
Tracy Smith
Doug Madsen
Steve Bailey
Dirk Bailey
Jack McPhie
Richard Christensen
Steve Hislop
Kent Wangsgard
Nate Ward
Jessica Ward
Ben Negus
Cherie Henderson
Mayor Hansen welcomed everyone to the meeting.
BUSINESS LICENSE DISCUSSION/APPROVAL
Bear Lake Lodging and Property Management, Jack and
Tina McPhie
Mr. McPhie explained that they moved to Bear Lake
Valley about 1 year ago. They bought a business from Michael Adams, the lodging
at the lobby in Harbor Village. They currently have 28 cabins and condos and
they add more each week. They are almost booked through the summer. They would
like to make some improvements in Harbor Village.
Most of the cabins that they rent are in Harbor
Village, some in Buttercup and a few around the lake. They are just for short
term rent. The business is ran from the commercial part of Harbor Village and
he has a lease agreement with Dennis Bullock.
The owners maintain the yards. Mr. McPhie cleans the
inside of the cabins and does a deep cleaning twice a year. Council Member Gray
suggested that they hand out a list of the rules and expectations for the area
such as ATV=s, boating, beach rules, etc. That would help so
people understand what is expected. Mr. McPhie said that the contract the
renters sign is very detailed. They issue parking passes so they can monitor
the parking in the Harbor Village area. He said that is part of their
responsibility as the property managers. Mayor Hansen would like them to inform
their renters that the bike path is definitely closed to ATV=s and any type of motor vehicles, that would be
important to get that word out.
Mr. McFee said that they collect transient room tax
and sales tax.
Council Member Price made the motion to accept the
business license application for Bear Lake Lodging and Property Management.
Council Member Gray seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
AGREEMENT AND COVENANT TO RUN WITH THE LAND, ENCUMBER
PROPERTY, Buttercup Farms Subdivision Lot 9 and 10. John
& Tracy Smith
Mr. Smith explained that they would like to put a home
on lot 9 and a large building with a hobby shop and a garage on lot 10. They
want to put both buildings up at the same time. There is 3 structures on lot 10
right now and two of them will be removed, the barn and the shed. They want to
refurbish the old granary. There are no structures on lot 9.
There is no homeowners association in Buttercup Farms.
There are neighbors on lot 7 and lot 18. The buildings will meet the current
setbacks. They don’t want to be too close to the utility easement.
Council Member Wride that she has no problem with what
they want to do but she agrees that they need to build the dwelling first or
simultaneously with the other building. Once the lots are encumbered and they
have the accessory building on the one lot then it can’t be unencumbered unless
they put a dwelling on the same lot. Council Member Price said that he has no
concerns. Council Member Gray said that he has no concerns.
Council Member Gray made the motion to accept the
application to encumber lots 9 and 10 on Stump Hollow Road in Buttercup Farms.
Council Member Price seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith are the legal owners.
SUBDIVISION OF NOT MORE THAN 4 LOTS
DISCUSSION/APPROVAL,
Brent McMaster
This request is for a subdivision of 2 lots. This
request has gone to the Planning & Zoning Commission and they have approved
it with the easement and the wetland issues resolved.
Council Member Price made the motion to accept the
application to subdivide the two lots. Council Member Wride seconded the
motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
ANNEXATION DISCUSSION
Island annexation
Kathy Hislop explained that we have letters back from
some of the property owners agreeing to annex. We still need to work with some
of the other property owners because we don’t have enough property owner
approval to annex the entire area.
Frank Smith annexation
This annexation is completed and recorded. The
property owners were notified and most of them sent letters agreeing to be
annexed. SITLA didn’t have any problems with the annexation as long as Ken
Barnson agreed to be annexed because he is buying the property. We have a
letter from Ken Barnson agreeing to annex.
SURVEY OF THE HODGES BEACH ROAD DISCUSSION
The council stated that they have been contacted by
Mr. Bailey regarding the Hodges Beach access by their cabin. Mayor Hansen
explained the right of way that is being discussed. He explained that the
property below the access is currently owned by Mr. Mark Hodges. Mr. Hodges has
agreed that once a quit claim deed is prepared he will deed a portion of the
property below the access to the Town to allow for beach access without
crossing any private property. In exchange he is requesting assistance in
piping a drain ditch that carries the spring water and the irrigation down
towards the lake. He would like the Town to pipe the water from the point where
it leaves the pipe on the beach to where the water is now. Mayor Hansen said
there may be a problem doing anything on the beach, with the Army Corp of
Engineers and also the State Lands and Forestry. We will need to send Mr.
Hodges a copy of these minutes. He wants to know if we want to pursue the drain
ditch or not. To do our part we need to contact the Army Corp of Engineers and
the State Land and Forestry. Council Member Gray stated that he would be
willing to contact the Corp of Engineers. We should also contact Mr. Bryce
Nielson. We need to tell them that we need a written response asap.
If we can get the property deeded from Mr. Hodges to
the Town it will extend the right of way to the high water mark, 5923.65' and
allow access to the beach. The deed is being prepared by Rich Land and Title
Company. This will not change the access that is there now.
Mayor Hansen stated that he is in no way associated
with the Cottage Subdivision project. He has other associations with Mr. Norm
Mecham but the Cottages is not one of them.
Council Member Gray said that we need to pursue the
easement, it is a valuable access in that area and it would be bad to lose any
access around the lake. If we start losing these accesses it will change the
value of the area around here. The access is only 20 feet wide.
Council Member Price made the motion to pursue the
right of way and check with the appropriate entities regarding the possibility
of extending the line for the drain. Council Member Wride seconded the motion.
All in favor and the motion carried.
Mayor Hansen stated that even if Mr. Hodges doesn’t
get the drain he has made a commitment for the access and the deed.
Mayor Hansen stated that we are still going to have
the rest of the accesses in that area surveyed.
DISCUSSION REGARDING DEDICATION OF BUTTERCUP BLVD TO
THE TOWN. Sharlotte Wride
Mrs. Sharlotte Wride stated that she is representing
the Buttercup HOA not the Council at this time. She stated that the Council
asked the HOA to bring in a proposal for the portion of the roads that we will
use for 300 west. The HOA is in the process of forming a SID to pave the roads
and then dedicate them to the Town. The brunt of the cost will be paid by the
HOA. They are requesting some type of compensation because the roads will be
dedicated to the Town and the Town will be taking part of the roads for 3rd
west. Buttercup BLVD is just over 1 acre. The cost for compensation for the
land would be about $40,000. The cost to pave Buttercup BLVD is about $36,000.
Also, Buttercup Lane that goes the other direction is partially owned by the
Town and already paved. From the white fence west is private. The only other
property that we have acquired for roads was Hodges Lane. Kimball Lane didn’t
cost us anything.
Mrs. Wride said that they had to change the covenants
to give the management committee the right to dedicate any common areas. The
Town will be the administrator of the SID. Once the roads are completed and
dedicated to the Town the Town will maintain all the roads in Buttercup. Mayor
Hansen asked if the Town doesn’t do any compensation would they still be
dedicated to the Town. Mrs. Wride said that she couldn’t answer that. This will
be a benefit to the Town financially because of the B&C road funds.
Many of the property owners still want to ride their
ATV=s and snowmobiles in the subdivision. Council Member
Gray said that he can see that as an acceptable thoroughfare.
Mrs. Wride said that they are going to finish the
roads, culverts, and the drainage.
The Council will think about the proposal and Mrs.
Wride will put some figures together and it will be on the agenda next month.
SWAN SPRING WATER PROJECT UPDATE
Mayor Hansen explained that the turbidity is running
low right now. It is way lower than the maximum. He showed the test from the
state, which shows everything was 0 and passed the test. There is absolutely
nothing in the water. So far so good, but we will see what happens in a few
months with the run off. Mr. Andersen is doing a good job keeping everything up
to date.
ANTI-DISPLACEMENT AND RELOCATION ASSISTANCE AND
CERTIFICATION
This is a requirement of the CDBG. We need to pass
this resolution in order to receive the grant.
Council Member Price made the motion to approve
resolution #R05-05 - Anti-Displacement and Relocation Assistance and
Certification. Council Member Wride seconded the motion. All in favor and the
motion carried.
DISCUSSION REGARDING AMENDMENT TO ARCHITECTURAL
STANDARDS ORDINANCE AND MANUFACTURING ZONE DISCUSSION
Mayor Hansen explained that Mr. Troy Petersen wants to
construct a metal building in Foothill Estates. One suggestion was to change
the commercial section of Foothill Estates to a manufacturing zone. Planning
& Zoning Commission Member Bourne stated that he talked to 5 of the
property owners in Foothill Estates and the are not opposed to changing the
zone to manufacturing but they want some restrictions. Mr. Jon White was the
only one concerned with changing the zone and then having the property sold.
Another suggestion was to amend the Architectural
Standards Ordinance. There is at least one member of the Planning & Zoning
Commission that feels that the architectural standards need to apply to
manufacturing and industrial. Mayor Hansen said that he views commercial
different than manufacturing and industrial. It is hard to find a place in our
community to put a metal building that won’t be a detriment to the area. There
are businesses now that want to put in a metal building so they can store their
equipment and work on them. He feels that the uses are different. It is not
like they are a restaurant that people are going in and out of. Mayor Hansen
said that one of the problems that we have is after these decisions are made
and people have plans they come to the Town and then we need to make a fast
decision, but when that happens we don’t always make the best decision. We need
to make a good decision so that this doesn’t come back again in the future.
All the buildings in that area are the same type that
Mr. Petersen wants to construct. Why are we requiring him to do something
different than what is already there? We did contact the attorney and he said
that we could do a stay of enforcement of the ordinance by moratorium for a
short time in order to fix the ordinance. He would like to look at the
ordinance first before he gave a definite decision. Mayor Hansen said that way
we could work on the ordinance for 30 days but it would have to have very
strict requirements. Council Member Gray said that we need to be flexible and
willing to change with the times as things come up. He stated that the building
they are proposing would be a perfect fit for that area. But we need to make
sure that we make any changes for the right reason. It can’t be because we like
Mr. Petersen. We need to make sure we can pass the red face test if we are
called on the carpet for it. Mayor Hansen said that it is very, very hard not
to set a precedence. Council Member Wride said her concern with the moratorium
is that people would come out of the woodwork and try to get around the
ordinance. Then if there are people that don’t hear about the 30 days there
would be a whole other issue because they didn’t get the same option. She
suggested that we just change the ordinance. She said that she is hesitant to
do a temporary fix. Council Member Price suggested that we have different
standards in a manufacturing zone. Mayor Hansen said that we need to do
something with the area that is already commercial and the architectural
standards don’t even fit. It will not match what is already there.
Mr. Steve Hislop said that he already has an existing
building permit for a metal building that is already in the works. He is in
phase II and he would still like to do a metal building on phase III.
Mayor Hansen said that there is still one other
possibility and he suggested a variance. Council Member Price said that if we
approve a variance on this someone will want the same variance in the future.
Council Member Gray said that everybody wants to do the right thing but we need
to be careful with the ripple effect. If this is determined on a case by case
basis then it opens it to be arbitrary. We have to be consistent. Mayor Hansen
read through the guidelines for granting a variance.
If we don’t do anything then Mr. Petersen has a
choice, he has to comply with the new ordinance or the lot stays vacant. Mr.
Petersen asked if there would be consideration because he is giving the HOA a
right of way through his property. He is willing to give something back to the
HOA.
Mayor Hansen read through the variance requirements
from the Utah League handbook.
Council Member Wride said that she feels there are two
options, re-zone or a variance. Mr. Petersen said that the Planning &
Zoning Commission didn’t appear too willing to do a re-zone. Mayor Hansen said
that he feels that we need to do something for that area. There are only about
4 vacant lots left in that area and every structure in that area is metal
buildings with the exception of the bed and breakfast. There are 5 metal
buildings in that area.
If we enforce the ordinance as it is right now then we
will have 5 metal buildings and a possibility of 4 buildings that will meet the
architectural standards. The metal building fits in that area. Council Member
Wride said that a few of the members of the Planning & Zoning Commission
said that they feel that a building that falls under the architectural
standards would fit in that area also.
This decision will take some time. If we change the
ordinance we have to be very specific. If we exempt that area then we would
have to be specific that if the building is remodeled or changed then it would
have to be brought up to the architectural standards. We just don’t want to be
perceived as being arbitrary. Council Member Wride said that when we are
looking at things that need to be done we have to look at the project and not
the individual. Mayor Hansen said he is taking Mr. Petersen out of the picture and
still saying that the architectural standards does not make sense in that area.
Council Member Price suggested that we go back to the
original idea which was to put the architectural standards on 3rd
west and take it off the rest of the commercial zone. Mayor Hansen said that he
thought that 3rd west would be a model to start the architectural
standards and then it would go through to Bear Lake Blvd.
Mr. Randy Erickson said that when he was thinking
about the ordinance he was thinking about the main areas that would have retail
business type buildings. A manufacturing area would have one standard and the
commercial in the main area would meet the architectural standards. It is not
financially realistic to have a business that the public doesn’t come to, meet
the architectural standards the same as the retail and restaurants. Mayor
Hansen said that there is a division as far as he is concerned with the
different uses.
Mr. Erickson suggested it should be specific to a main
artery, such as all of 3rd west and Bear Lake Blvd. The ordinance
would still have to be amended and go to a public hearing.
Mayor Hansen agreed that we may look at the roads and
determine which ones we want to designate for the architectural standards.
Also, would it be for the front of the road or clear through the lot?
The Council discussed making a new commercial zone for
that area, which would allow metal buildings.
Council Member Price said that the ordinance could be
easily changed to be the main thoroughfare. Also, Foothill Estates are all
private roads, they are not Town roads.
Mayor Hansen asked if the Council wants to allow a
metal building in that area. Council Member Gray said that he is comfortable to
allow a metal building in that area as long as it is something that we would do
for anybody else in Town. Council Member Wride said that she is not personally
opposed to this request. We haven’t put a notice out to let the adjacent
property owners know about the change. She feels to do an amendment to change
to the specific roads would be very difficult and a change just for that area
would be arbitrary. Council Member Price said that we need to amend the
ordinance to say that it is for the main arteries.
Mayor Hansen asked for a motion.
Council Member Wride said that she is in favor of
creating a new zone and make it for that area. Mayor Hansen said that the
danger would be allowing people to come in and re-zone when something doesn’t
fit.
Council Member Price feels like we should have the
ordinance apply to the main arteries in town.
Mr. Kent Wangsgard said that most communities have
various commercial zones. We can have commercial zones with different layers
and different standards.
Council Member Gray made the motion to work with the
Planning & Zoning Commission to re-establish or re-define some of the zones
as found in the architectural standards to meet some of the needs that have
come along and may come along in the future. Essentially we would look at the
definition of the commercial zone and determine where some of the requirements
could be more flexible. There is no question that it would take a lot of time.
He would hate to see the Council make the change and cut corners. We need to
follow the right steps. This can be fixed, it will just take time. Motion died
for lack of second.
Planning & Zoning Commission Member Bourne said
that he is opposed to changing the architectural standards because we will open
a huge can of worms. He is in favor of doing a layering of the commercial zone.
He wants to make this work but we need to be careful so we don’t have to fight
every issue. We should make several commercial zones, at least 2 new commercial
zones, then we will not be so arbitrary.
Council Member Gray made the motion to work with the
Planning & Zoning Commission to set up different types of commercial zones
and specify some of the requirements for each zone and that specific commercial
zones would have different architectural standards with some zones being
allowed to have metal buildings and others would not be allowed to have metal
buildings. They would still be reviewed to make sure that they have adequate
landscaping etc, that they have to comply with. That subdivision is visible
from the main artery. To maintain the integrity of the system there is no other
way. Council Member Price seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion
carried.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Appointment of new Planning & Zoning Member
Mayor Hansen presented the name of Troy Petersen for
the new Planning & Zoning member. Mayor Hansen talked to him before the
architectural standard issue came about.
Council Member Price made the motion to appoint Mr.
Troy Petersen to the Planning & Zoning Commission. Council Member Gray
seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
Mr. Petersen stated that with the situation of the
architectural standards going on he will voice his opinion but he will step
back on the voting. He said that Garden City is a Town that he has loved for a
long time and he appreciates the opportunity.
Inn Condominium Association Request, Kent Wangsgard
and Jack McPhie
Mr. Wangsgard explained that they have a serious
problem in Harbor Village, with the excavation that has been done by Mr. Guy
Jardine. Mr. Jardine wanted to put up a garage across from the condominium structure.
He excavated about 60 feet long and 30 feet deep and left a shear wall. After
he got through he realized that he created this huge hazard, but it still
remains the same. It appears that Mr. Dennis Bullock still owns the property.
Mr. Wangsgard is asking if there is anything the Town can do to make him fix
the problem. Mayor Hansen said that he remembers when this problem came to the
Council once before, but he doesn’t know of any permit process that the Town
has for excavation. Council Member Wride said that if there is so much cut or
fill taken out or a certain amount of slope then they have to be regulated.
Mayor Hansen said that if there is a public hazard then there may be some
course of action that we can take. Mr. Erickson stated that there is dirt
falling from the excavated area right now. They do have an orange fence.
Council Member Wride said that the only thing that
could fix it would be to have it engineered and then have Mr. Jardine correct
the problem according to the engineer. Mayor Hansen said that we need to
establish who the property owner is and then notify them that we are aware of
the situation and that it is posing a public safety issue and they need to fix
the problem. We also need to give them a time limit.
Council Member Price said that where we didn’t give
them a building permit he is not sure what we need to do, but there is a public
safety issue. If we didn’t do anything then we would be liable if something
happens there. If we start something then we won’t be liable.
Council Member Gray said that he will look to see if
it is on the state property. If it is he will find out what they can do to
help. Council Member Price suggested that we write Mr. Jardine a letter. Mayor
Hansen said that we need to investigate what the Town=s responsibility is and what we can enforce.
The ground there is all clay. Even if they fill in the
area the ground will continue to move.
Mayor Hansen said that he will write a letter to Mr.
Jardine. We also need to find out who owns the property.
Request for Funds to Attend Cheerleading Camp, Cami
Hodges
Council Member Leonhardt said that he is concerned
with giving money to individuals because it opens the doors for others. Mayor
Hansen said that he shares the same concerns. Council Member Wride said that
she has the same concerns. Also Ms. Hodges is not a member of our community but
she is a member of our high school that our kids go to. Council Member
Leonhardt said that there are 2 cheerleaders going this camp. There was
discussion regarding giving both girls money to go. Council Member Wride said
that she feels better giving to a cause and not an individual.
The Council agreed that we should have a policy. Mayor
Hansen said that giving this money would make us vulnerable every year. Council
Member Leonhardt suggested that we set up a fund and put a specific amount
aside in the budget for these type of requests. When the funds are gone it is
gone. We can have something in place to help with these types of requests.
Council Member Price agreed that we could do that. Council Member Price said
that he feels that we shouldn’t pay this request. Council Member Gray asked how
we have handled this in the past. We have given money to the Rich High
Education Foundation and the Rodeo Club. We haven’t ever given money to an
individual. It could turn into a problem if we don’t have a policy. Council
Member Gray suggest that we wait until we have a guideline.
Raise for Mayor
Ms. Cherie Henderson said that she knows this is a
sensitive subject, but she is concerned about the pay scale for the Mayor and
the Council. She appreciates the service that the Council and the Mayor provide
for the community.
Council Member Wride asked how they determine how much
their time is worth? We are here for the service. She has pulled records of
other similar Towns and we are on the low end of the scale. As we continue to
grow more time will be spent on the job.
Mayor Hansen said that he is really not in the
position for the money, it is really for public service. At some point the Town
will have to hire a Town Planner or a full time Mayor. He ran for the office
just out of a civic duty, he doesn’t mind giving service. He feels that the
Council is the same way. He feels that the Council does as much or more than he
does. He is happy with the way it is now but probably at some point it will
require more time than we can handle. Council Member Gray thanked Ms. Henderson
for her thoughts but he is not here for the money, it is the opportunity to be
here to help with the decisions. The time will come when a raise needs to be
addressed.
Library Fund Raiser
Ms. Henderson said that their goal is to get the funds
for the library raised by mid September. The committee wants to know if they
need all the fund-raisers that they have planned. The Council agreed with their
plans and told the committee to determine which fund-raisers they want to do.
We really need to start deciding where we want to put
the library.
BUILDING INSPECTOR REPORT
Mr. Erickson said that we have 10 permits so far this
year. We will be getting about $35,000 in permit fees from TrendWest for their
new buildings. Each building is valued at $1,250,000. Mr. John Nielson will be
reviewing their plans.
Mr. Erickson said that he is getting busy again and he
would like to have Mr. Nelson come back one day a week. Council Member Price
said as long as we need him then we can use him.
Mayor Hansen said that we need to work on getting all
the new construction on the tax base so we will be ready for the budget.
COUNCIL MEMBER REPORT
Council Member Leonhardt said that Raspberry Days is
well underway, we have already had a few meetings. The parade has been changed
to Thursday night.
Council Member Leonhardt said that Mr. Bryce Nielson
has received some Homeland Security Funds. They spent about $78,000 in this
community and most of it will be spent in Garden City with the ArcView, etc. It
has really helped the Sheriffs department. He will be here at the next Town
Council meeting for a report.
They have talked about flooding of the canal, and
whether we have the resources in place to deal with that problem. If a canal
does flood then the contractors will come in with their backhoes to fix the
problem and the canal companies will have to pay the cost. We should have a
mutual agreement with the backhoe owners as to cost, etc. The Town should have
an agreement with private resources so that when a situation comes up we have
the cost set so we are not taken advantage of.
Council Member Wride explained 3rd west has
become a challenge. She received a quote for a Traffic Impact Study that is a
requirement from UDOT for the intersection onto 3rd west. Mr. Dennis
Bullock also needs a TIS. Our cost would be $6,000 just for the TIS. Mayor
Hansen said that we need to do some political work with UDOT on their
requirements. Their STIP does not have one project in Rich County. We need to
stand up to them just like we did with the water. They can’t impact small
communities like they are. We need another artery through Town, it is a safety
issue. Mayor Hansen said that we need to start working on this issue soon. The
TIS has to be done before we get a permit. Council Member Wride needs the
approval from the Council to give Sunrise Engineering the okay to start the
study. In the mean time we need to work with the state to get them to work with
us better. Council Member Leonhardt suggested that we make some appointments
and go visit with our legislatures. Council Member Wride said that when they do
the study if they see 10 cars go through there in any one hour then we have to
do the left hand turn lane. We would have to do the design work and also
install the left hand turn lane at our expense. UDOT just gives permission for
it to go in based on the study. Frehner Construction is willing to work with us
on this because they will be around for a while.
The Council agreed to allow Sunrise to start on the
study and work with Mr. Dennis Bullock on his project to help cut the cost.
Mayor Hansen would like to see exactly what the
commitment is with UDOT. We need to make sure what they expect us to pay for
and how they expect us to be able to afford it.
Council Member Wride requested permission to attend
two seminars in April. The Council agreed.
Council Member Price said that our budget is running pretty
good right now. We have a little bit more revenue than what we have spent.
Revenue is at $282,000 and expenses are $232,000. So we are doing okay.
Council Member Gray hopes to have the ATV ordinance
ready to go before the next meeting.
Mayor Hansen explained that they found a 10 wheeled
dump truck in pretty good shape for $20,000. It also has a nice plow and a
sander. It has a CAT motor. The backhoe is slow when he is plowing and it will
be really hard for him to keep up, especially when we start adding new roads.
The Council agreed to have Mr. Andersen look at the plow a little closer.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of the Town Council Meeting held on February
10, 2005
Council Member Leonhardt made the motion to accept the
minutes of the Town Council meeting held on February 10, 2005 as presented.
Council Member Gray seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
Minutes of the Public Hearing held on February 10,
2005
Council Member Leonhardt made the motion to accept the
minutes of the Public Hearing held on February 10, 2005 as presented. Council
Member Gray seconded the motion. All in favor and the motion carried.
PAYMENT VOUCHERS
Council Member Price made the motion to pay the bills
as presented. Council Member Leonhardt seconded the motion. All in favor and
the motion carried.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The regular session of this Town Council Meeting was
adjourned at 10:45 p.m. to go into executive session.
Minutes of the executive session are kept separate.
Council Member Price made the motion to adjourn the
executive session at 11:20 p.m. and return to the regular session of the Town
Council meeting.
ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to be discussed,
Council Member Price made the motion to adjourn the meeting at 11:20 p.m.
APPROVED: Attest:
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Kenneth Hansen, Mayor Town
Clerk