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MINUTL;S City Council (Contod,) January 9, 1<)kS0 k'ahey stated that the City Counci:t should be able to deny a.n application for conversion until such time as the Council is satisfied i;hat adequate notice to the tenants has been given of tune period to convert and their purchase rights, and that the building is up to standard, Attorney Parks felt that this would be di:E'ficult to do. Fahey stated that there are certain tenantso rights the City should protect. Both the tenant and the landlord could be given a copy of the ordinance' and the landlord must comply with it. :Mayor Manson stated 'that each Counci:lrnember should review the proposed ordinance, Hoffman Parks reported to the Council that Nir. Hoffman has received a citation f~iaatter for failing to comply with the City~s clean up order. CounciLma.n tahey suggested that the City cite 2~1r. Hoffman9 and then perhaps he will realize the City means business. a~9r. Parks reported to the Council that the matter will go 'to trial in about six weeks. Hamel 'i'he Hamel case is set for a pre-trial conference in Court on January 3~iatter 149 19&0. Sleepy Parks reported that a meeting of the principals involved in the Sleepy Hollor~r TIo11ow drainage problem has been set for 11;00 on January 11. Drainage Jenny Attorney Parks informed the Council that T~;rs. Costa reported that Costa NIatt~s Diesel Service was still operation beyond the December 319 1979 Cornplairzts deadline that the Council unposed, lair. Yar4cs t`rren reported that he called the sheriff regarding this, and was informed that Maths Diesel Service had been given a citation, Matthew Patriclt stated earlier in the rrreeting that he never received a citation, Parlcs instructed the sheriff's department to patrol the business every day to ensure they were not operating, Parks then talked to Lt. Hwnphrey of the sheriffs department and was told that Humphrey had not heard anything on the matter a.nd thought nothing needed to be done. Council expressed its d.issatis£action with the service the City got from the sheriff s department in this matter, idayor Ranson stated ttrat there was a mayors meeting conrins,= up wit'rr -the sheriffos department and that he would bring this subject up at that meeting. Councilman lleLace stated that the City should document the situation tirith a letter. Fahey suggested that a copy of -the letter be sent to t•rs. Costa so that she knows what the City has done. Page -.17-