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~y,. i e' MINUTES NOVEMBER 24, 1993 PAGE 2 20 two way trips per day which Ciernia accepted. Upon a vote being taken the ordinance was unanimously adopted. ORDINANCE 0-93-09 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 9-14.01, SUBD. 24 OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO HOME OCCUPATIONS PRIORITY SNOW REMOVAL AREAS ESTABLISHED Baldwin presented the proposed snow removal priority list as recommended by Public Works Foreman Vince Wright. Following a brief discussion Council concurred with the list as presented. Jacobs brought up the issue of making bus stop areas handicap accessible following snowfalls. Council agreed that the city would participate by receiving requests and determining methods by which these special needs can be served. Staff was directed to bring suggested methods back to council. APPROVAL OF JOB DESCRIPTION FOR ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/PLANNER POSITION WITH CLERK'S RESPONSIBILITIES Hoyt presented the proposed job description and salary for the position, explaining that this new position will not make it necessary to increase the city's staff size. Council briefly discussed the proposal after which Gibson Talbot moved that the position be approved. Motion carried unanimously. Council also authorized the city administrator to amend the job description if deemed necessary. UPDATE ON PROPOSED AGREEMENT BETWEEN CITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR FUNDING AND ASSESSMENT OF PARKING LOT AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS AT FALCON HEIGHTS SCHOOL Hoyt explained the procedure for the city assessing the school district for the proposed improvements and stressed that the interest rate would at no time go below the present rate of return of 6.1%, but will increase if the city's rate of return rises. Council agreed to proceeding with the agreement and assessment of the school district with the guarantee that the city-will not lose any money. REVIEW OF CITY REVENUE, EXPENDITURE AND PROPERTY TAX INFORMATION Hoyt explained that the city has received many calls from property owners regarding the increase in property taxes and reviewed the explanation given those callers. Council briefly discussed the issue which will be fully explained at the budget hearing on December 8th.