HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 2011/10/24 • PROCEEDINGS OF THE MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL
CITY OF MOUNDS VIEW
RAMSEY COUNTY,MINNESOTA Ap plitOv
Regular Meeting
October 24,2011
Mounds View City Hall
2401 Highway 10,Mounds View,MN 55112
7:00 P.M.
1. MEETING IS CALLED TO ORDER
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL: Flaherty, Stigney, Hull,Gunn.
NOT PRESENT: Mueller(excused)
4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA
A. Monday,October 24,2011, City Council Agenda.
MOTION/SECOND: Hull/Gunn. To Approve the Monday, October 24, 2011, agenda as
presented.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
5. PUBLIC INPUT
Mary Jo Howell, 3032 County Road I, indicated she has lived in Mounds View for the past four
years. She requested a Special Use Permit from the City or an amendment to the zoning code
allowing massage as a home business. After speaking with City staff regarding her request she
was informed she could not receive a variance for the home business. Ms. Howell reviewed
several massage therapy statistics with the Council noting Blaine, Spring Lake Park, White Bear
Lake and Arden Hills do allow massage as a home business. She noted massage was a health
and beauty service and treated as such being included in Zoning Code 1102 Subd. 55.
Ms. Howell presented a packet of information to each of the Councilmembers. She explained
that massage therapy was completed for personal health. She requested that she be afforded the
same right as other beauticians and day care providers within the City.
Mayor Flaherty questioned. if massage therapists were licensed by the State. Ms. Howell noted
the State doe, not regulate mass he an:l ; this was h:._files. by individ __
• Mayor Flaherty suggested this item be discussed by the Council at a future work session meeting.
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David Novak, member of Church Upon the Rock, indicated a portion of his church called the
North Star Room, offered events for youth in the City. This portion of the church would serve as
an outreach to the community. Mr. Novak explained on Saturday, October 29th at 6:00 p.m. at
7901 Red Oak Drive NE, the church would be hosting three different bands and invited all to
attend. He noted the North Star Room would be open each Saturday following from 2:00-10:00
p.m. for youth in the community.
Mayor Flaherty thanked Mr. Novak for the announcement and for providing a special event for
the youth of the community.
6. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS
A. Proclaim October 23-29,2011 as Minnesota Manufacturers Week in Mounds
View
Mayor Flaherty read a proclamation declaring October 23-29, 2011 to be Minnesota
Manufacturers Week in the City of Mounds View.
7. COUNCIL BUSINESS
A. Continued Public Hearing, to Consider Resolution 7834, Adopting a Special
Assessment Levy for Unpaid Water Service Repairs.
Mayor Flaherty indicated the public hearing was continued from the last meeting and the Council 111
would take comments at this time.
Hearing no public input, Mayor Flaherty closed the public hearing at 7:16 p.m.
City Administrator Ericson explained the property at 2400 County Road H2, known as Robert's
Sports Bar and Entertainment, had a waterline repair totaling $7,536.50. The expense was
passed along to the owner. The property owner wanted to defer action on the assessment hearing
in order to allow for a meeting with the City Attorney.
City Administrator Ericson indicated the issues presented at this meeting. He informed the
Council the property owner has stated he will appeal the assessment and take legal action against
the City, if necessary. This would involve additional legal fees and Staff time, which would
ultimately reduce the assessment amount collected.
City Administrator Ericson stated the property owner was willing to pay $5,500 toward the
assessment. In consultation with the City Attorney, this would be the best course of action for
tiie Council to take so staff's recommendation was to accept the$5,500 as a settlement.
City Attorney Rigs noted the City received a letter on behalf of the property owner from
Attorney Alan Lam -,:_s. The letter contested the assessment and indicated the objection would be
dropped, if the settlement was accepted by the Council.
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Council Member Gunn questioned if the Staff time and legal fees would surpass the $2,000
difference between the assessment and proposed settlement amount. City Attorney Riggs
anticipated the legal fees could go will exceed $2,000 if a half day trial and witnesses were
called.
Council Member Hull asked why the property owner was fighting the full assessment value. City
Administrator Ericson stated the property owner feels there were several contributing causes for
the leak. City Attorney Riggs indicated the original settlement was less and the amount increased
after discussing the matter in full with Staff.
Mayor Flaherty noted there was street reconstruction in the vicinity of this property less than a
year ago. He recommended the Council accept the $5,500 settlement to save the expense of
litigation.
Council Member Stigney felt the issue should be discussed in executive session if litigation has
been threatened against the City. City Attorney Riggs clarified that the City was taking action as
prescribed under Minnesota Statute 429 as would be done with any special assessment. He
indicated that any special assessment may have an objection and further action would need to be
taken by the Council. This was the case with the assessment against Robert's. If the item were
to go to suit, the legal and filing fees along with Staff time would exceed the $2,000 difference.
He indicated a suit would not be brought to the City of the settlement is accepted.
• Council Member Stigney asked if this issue was handled under the City Attorney's retainer. City
Attorney Riggs indicated if the item were to go to court, the additional fees charged to the City
would not be covered under the retainer.
Council Member Hull questioned if a precedence would be set if the Council were to accept the
settlement. City Administrator Ericson did not feel the same set of circumstances would be seen
with future assessments. City Attorney Riggs agreed stating each special assessment had a
unique set of facts.
Council Member Stigney was not in favor of backing down from this issue. He felt the City
should pursue the full payment of the special assessment.
Council Member Gunn felt the City should settle on this issue as the legal fees could far surpass
the benefit of going to court. She did not see the benefit of a lawsuit.
Mayor Flaherty indicated this was a unique case. He felt an unbiased opinion provided from a
judge, along with the need to find expert witnesses on the City's beMT would hip the case
from being successful. He suggested the Council . _tie at $5,500 and did not feel precedence
would be set for future special assessments.
.6. ION/SECOP'rD: Gun./iThal_arty. To Waive the Reading and Adopt R:sell:doi 700/.,
Accepting a Payment as Full and Final Settlement for Disputed Charges for Unpaid Water
Service Repairs.
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Council Member Stigney felt the City was right in this matter and should have the case presented
to a judge.
Ayes—3 Nays— 1 (Stigney) Motion carried.
B. Resolution 7843, Approving the Minor Subdivision of 7337 Spring Lake
Road.
Associate Planner Heller explained the Council was being asked to consider a minor subdivision
at 7337 Spring Lake Road. The original owners lived at this address since 1948. Both have
since passed and the children were preparing the home for sale. The home was situated on the
property in such a manner to allow for a subdivision of the parcel into two lots. The south lot
would be vacant and could have a new house built on the site. The size and setbacks of the lot
meet City Code.
Associate Planner Heller indicated park dedication fees were recommended for the square
footage of the new lot. Staff sent notices to adjacent property owners prior to the Planning
Commission and no comments were received. The Planning Commission unanimously
recommended approval of the minor subdivision.
Mayor Flaherty questioned if the Planning Commission recommended the 5% park dedication •
fee. Associate Planner Heller stated the amount was included within the Staff report, but this
amount was not determined by the Planning Commission.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7843,
Approving the Minor Subdivision of 7337 Spring Lake Road.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
C. Resolution 7841, Authorizing the Abatement of Nuisance Code Violations at
2242 Bronson Drive.
City Administrator Ericson indicated this Resolution would seek authorization to conduct an
abatement at 2242 Bronson Drive. The neighboring property owner was present at the October
work session meeting to discuss the concerns at 2242 Bronson Drive. The City's code
enforcement officer has been to the property on a number of occasions and the property owner
was working to correct the violations.
City Administrator Ericsoni handed out a,;_ updated progress report on the property. He
recommended the Council authorize the abatement to ensure that the remaining items are
handled. If approved, the City would abate ti-; nuisance itc:us no sooner thro±five. calende:r days
from today's do. 'fills would rC Jin e thn ro o c sevcral additional days in cori=t the
violations before the City would take action. Those expenses would then be assessed to the
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Council Member Hull questioned if the property owner was made aware of the five day time
period. City Administrator Ericson indicated the property owner was sent this information.
Council Member Hull requested the address be corrected within the Resolution.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7841,
Authorizing the Abatement of Nuisance Code Violations at 2242 Bronson Drive.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
D. Resolution 7844, Approving an Amendment to the Billboard Lease on
Medtronic Property.
City Administrator Ericson stated that earlier this year the City was approached by Clear
Channel, requesting to convert one of the former golf course property billboards to an LED
display. City Code does provide for LED displays;however, there were several obstacles within
the code that has prevented such a conversion. The City has since amended the dynamic sign
display language.
City Administrator Ericson reviewed the billboard lease with the Council. He stated the
• information regarding the dynamic display billboard was presented to Medtronic. Staff
recommended approval of the amendment to the billboard lease on Medtronic Property.
Council Member Stigney questioned what type of revenue would be generated by a digital
display billboard versus a traditional billboard. Tom McCarver, Clear Channel Outdoor,
indicated the revenue was significantly higher along with the expense to maintain and upkeep
these signs.
Council Member Stigney felt the dynamic display rents proposed to be paid to the City were too
low given the fact it was not a fair share of the overall revenues. For this reason, he would not
support the lease amendment.
Mayor Flaherty asked if any other lease agreements in neighboring communities were researched.
City Administrator Ericson indicated there were very few lease agreements with municipalities.
The only two he found were with the City of Blaine and the City of West St. Paul.
Mayor Flaherty did not view the lease as being the City's attempt to receive a fair share of the
"pie," but rather a fair and ecni=tahi rental rate. indicated the Council could refuse, to see if
the rate would be increased.
He Mr. MM eCarver co : inented that Cle Channel was moving into more ,d more cities. Ise note
that a Sense of fairness was brie Ci a., L.. lease_ 1on _ ion 1/a. 1 ubliC.
• MOTION/SECOND: Flaherty/Gunn. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7844,
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Approving an Amendment to the Billboard Lease on Medtronic Property.
Council Member Stigney had several comments on the lease agreement and advised Staff to
make a number of corrections. He did not feel the share of profits was being divided properly
and for this reason would not support the motion.
Ayes—3 Nays— 1 (Stigney) Motion carried.
Council Member Gunn recommended a portion of the revenues gained by this billboard be
earmarked for the City's new canine unit. Finance Director Beer indicated this would not be
necessary as the Council has placed the item into the 2012 budget and funds would be allotted for
the canine unit.
Mayor Flaherty indicated the Council has discussed the canine unit at a work session and did not
feel a funding mechanism should be decided this evening. City Administrator Ericson suggested
this be discussed at a future meeting with a formal Resolution. He indicated the Police Chief was
prepared to bring a Resolution to the Council at their November 14th meeting.
E. Second Reading and Adoption of Ordinance 864, an Ordinance Amending
Chapter 1008 of the Mounds View Municipal Code regarding Dynamic
Display Signs.
City Administrator Ericson indicated the first reading of this Ordinance was completed on •
September 26th. He explained the hold time for on-site dynamic signs within City Code was set
at ten seconds and it was recommended the hold time be reduced to four seconds. Another
discussion point for consideration was the brightness of dynamic display signs. He
recommended 500 nits at night and 7500 nits during the day. The night display was more of a
concern than during daytime hours.
City Administrator Ericson stated that dynamic display billboards would only be located along
the 35W corridor and would need to be 1,000 feet from any residential neighborhood. This
would ensure that no single family homes would be viewing the glow of a dynamic display
billboard. The differences between onsite and offsite display signs were discussed He indicated
the use of dynamic displays signs at churches, schools, or businesses within a residential district
would be required to have amber light. Staff recommended approval of the Ordinance revising •
Chapter 1008 of the Mounds View Municipal Code regarding dynamic display signs.
Council Member Hull felt the use of a dynamic display sign at neighborhood businesses could be
dish to the adjacent : eight olhcoc'.. City AdF Li_,. ::7ator Ericson commented al::; dynamic
displays in neighborhoods could be addre=::d separately through a Zoning ode amendment.
Mr. McCaF stated the 1,000 foot requirr=cnt from a residential neigh , .___cod could affect the
nc tii face of the billboard on Program Avenue. He indicated the south side of the billboard
could be converted without affecting the residential district.
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City Administrator Ericson explained the language could be modified to read that billboards
facing residential properties could not be converted to dynamic display signs. The Council was
in favor of this recommendation.
Finance Director Beer recommended the nits within the Ordinance be corrected before
publication.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Waive the Second Reading and Adopt Ordinance 864, an
Ordinance Amending Chapter 1008 of the Mounds View Municipal Code regarding Dynamic
Display Signs with corrections being made on Page 4,Number 2 and Page 2,Number 6A.
Council Member Stigney recommended the Ordinance read, "the sign shall not flash, blink or
move" to ensure that billboards were not moving. He expressed concern with the maximum nits
of 7,500 for daytime hours. Other cities had used 5,000 nits for daytime use and recommended
the Council make this within the Ordinance amendment.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Stigney/Hull. To reduce the daytime nit value to 5,000 within
Ordinance 864.
Council Member Gunn questioned the difference between 5,000 and 7,500 nits for dynamic
display boards.
• Council Member Stigney explained that other cities had a limit of 5,000 and did not feel the
7,500 was necessary.
City Administrator Ericson commented that several cities do have a 5,000 limit, while others
have no daytime limitation at all.
Council Member Hull asked what Clear Channel anticipated the daytime nits to be for the sign.
Mr. McCarver stated the sign would be running between 4,000-5,000 during the day but could
exceed that at times depending on the strength of the sunlight. He explained that it would benefit
Clear Channel to run at a lower nit level for power consumption reasons, which was the plan.
However, with the varying weather in Minnesota required the level to go upwards to 7,500 nits.
Council Member Stigney indicated that based on Mr. McCarver's comments the 5,000 nits was
acceptable. Mr. McCarver stated that 5,000 may work on other regions of the country, but he
could not operate at that level every day of the year, given the varying weather in Minnesota.
Council Member Stigney d'_sanrr-.ed with the 7500 nit level wit'.in the Ordinu ^e.
AMENDMENT VOTE:
Ayes— _ Nay: -- (Fla Ly, Hull end Cull ,)
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neighborhoods. City Administrator Ericson clarified that these dynamic display signs could only
be amber in color.
Council Member Stigney recommended the display hold time within Item 5 should be eight
seconds.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Stigney/Hull. A motion to change the display hold time within
Item 5 from four seconds to eight seconds.
City Administrator Ericson indicated the Council could be more restrictive to the hold time on
display signs in residential areas.
Mayor Flaherty stated that eight seconds was not quick enough for people to read display signs
where the four seconds did. This current language would provide increased safety throughout the
City.
Council Member Gunn agreed.
AMENDMENT VOTE:
Ayes— 1 Nays—3 (Flaherty, Hull and Gunn) Motion failed.
Council Member Stigney stated he was opposed to light trespassing onto private property. This II/
was the standard across the country. He recommended the City address the size requirements for
dynamic display signs. He did not want to see 50 square foot dynamic display signs throughout
the City. City Administrator Ericson reviewed the current language with the Council.
Mayor Flaherty recommended that the language read the signs could be 30% of one dimension
and 70% of the other dimension. City Administrator Ericson indicated the dynamic portion of a
sign could be no more than 50% of a total sign size.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT: Stigney. That no more than 25 square feet of sign area be allowed
to be used for dynamic display.
The motion failed for lack of second.
City Attorney Riggs reviewed the section of the City Code addressing trespassing light. He
stated this issue was addressed within the Code and would have to be enforced by the City.
ROLL i :LL: Hull/,;t
Ayes- 1�?::. -- 1 ( tigi:ay) Motion ca_:_ied.
F. Resolution 7846, Authorizing the Issuance of a General Obligation •
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Equipment Certificate of Indebtedness, Series 2011 to the City of Blaine,
Minnesota.
Finance Director Beer stated the Council previously authorized the City to purchase three fire
trucks and a command vehicle for the joint fire department. The City of Blaine has volunteered
to be the conduit for this debt. A joint powers agreement has been drafted for these purchases
and a Certificate of Indebtedness was in need of authorization from the Council for the bonds to
be issued. Finance Director Beer explained that the City of Mounds View would be responsible
for 15.1% of the debt. Staff recommends approval of the Resolution.
MOTION/SECOND: Hull/Gunn. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7846,
Authorizing the Issuance of a General Obligation Equipment Certificate of Indebtedness, Series
2011 to the City of Blaine, Minnesota.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
G. Resolution 7845, Approving the Purchase of a Snow Plow from Crysteel
Truck Equipment.
Public Works Director DeBar indicated the City performs snow removal throughout the City on
both streets and trails. The current plow used for trail clearing was purchased in 2000 and was in
• need of replacement. The City received a quote from the State Bid Cooperative Purchasing
Venture from Crysteel Truck Equipment in Fridley for a Boss 9'-2" VEE XT snow plow for an
amount of $4,615.66. Additional options would for the plow included assembly of the mold
board, snow deflectors, locking cylinders and installation.
Public Works Director DeBar explained the total cost for the front mounted plow unit with
options would be $5,616.35, plus sales tax. This expense was included in the 2012 budget under
the pavement management fund. He recommended the Council approve the purchase of the
snow plow from Crysteel Truck Equipment.
Mayor Flaherty questioned if there was any value left in the existing plow. Public Works
Director DeBar stated the City could try to sell the plow on the League of Minnesota Cities
website. However,the City would likely hang onto the plow as a backup.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7845,
Approving the Purchase of a Snow Plow from Crysteel Truck Equipment.
Ayes--4 Nays-- 0 1Vlotio, srried.
H. Resolution 706.8, Appro g a Contract ,Q.1 Archite e Mechanical, Ir for
Heating Iinl?..::ccmen s r ' :_e Pt-LIE Wo .: i'; s_at nasi :':Fa- flii y.
Public Works Director DeBar stated the Public Works Building was built in two stages,
• originally in 1952, with an addition in 1987 to meet space and operational needs for the City.
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The heating system for the entire building includes several different systems throughout the
space. The main shop area was heated with a natural gas ceramic heater and these were taken out
of service in 2000 after being red tagged. After the 1987 addition, office areas were designed
with forced air heat.
Public Works Director DeBar indicated a waste oil heating system was added to the public works
facility in 1989. The by-products from this unit were unhealthy along with the soot forming on
the interior surfaces. For this reason, the unit has been decommissioned. Staff understood the
building may be rebuilt in 2016, however, this was not certain. He recommended the Council
proceed with a contract with Architect Mechanical to install a forced air heating unit and extend
a branch of radiant heat tubing within the public works maintenance facility for heating
improvements.
Public Works Director DeBar indicated the expense for the new unit and tube heating would be
$10,900 and these units could be transferable to a new existing building, or sold on the League of
Minnesota Cities website. He stated the Special Projects Fund had a balance of$40,000 from the
City Hall emergency generator, which would cover the expense for the heating improvements.
He recommended a 10% contingency be added to the expense to cover any additional
construction expenses.
Mayor Flaherty questioned the brands of heating units recommended by Architect Mechanical.
Public Works Director DeBar stated a Superior Radiant unit was recommended for the radiant •
heat. The forced air unit was not described within the quote.
Finance Director Beer clarified the Special Revenue Fund number within the Resolution.
Council Member Gunn suggested the budgeted amount within the Resolution under Item 4, not
exceed$12,000.
MOTION/SECOND: Flaherty/Hull. To Waive the Reading and Adopt Resolution 7848,
Approving a Contract with Architect Mechanical, Inc. for Heating Improvements at the Public
Works Maintenance Facility at an amount not to exceed$12,000.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
8. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Resolution 7842, Approving Etate of Minnesota Joint Powers Agreements
with the City of Mounds Vi'7�,/ on Behalf of its Police Department and
B. S4._iedulc a k uib , tearing L one ay, ldova .lea 14, 20,1__ at 7:05 p.m. to
A.d_opt the 2012 F'a Schedule.
C. Eca:edF fc.e Public b for 1.. . nr Novem!. .. 14, 2G11, _.7:10 p.m.for
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Sale and Consumption of Tobacco and Tobacco Related Devices and
Products within the City of Mounds View.
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MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Approve the Consent Agenda as presented.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
9. JUST AND CORRECT CLAIMS
Finance Director Beer answered the Council's questions related to claims.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Approve the Just and Correct Claims as presented.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
10. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. September 26,2011,City Council Meeting Minutes.
MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Hull. To Approve the September 26, 2011, City Council meeting
minutes as presented.
Ayes—4 Nays—0 Motion carried.
• 11. REPORTS
A. Reports of Mayor and Council.
None.
B. Reports of Staff.
1. Finance Third Quarter 2011 Report
Finance Director Beer reviewed the Finance Third Quarter 2011 report for the quarter ending
September 30th with the Council. He reviewed the market value homestead credit information
available and noted the City received $116,000 for the first half of the year. Another payment
from the State was anticipated in December, along with other State aids and credits.
Finance Director Beer indicated most departments were under budget at this time. He stated the
Community Center had a deficit of $127,000, which was due in part to unforeseen HVAC
expenses and carpet cleaning. The banquet center revenues were up this year. He explained
water revenues were down for the City due to the large amounts of rain received this summer.
Finrx';c;Director Beer explained the ir.:Council expenses' to the C_: Dive been rcauc l slightly
throug h I&I improvements. He noted the City would continue to work on this initiative.
Overall, the City's investments were rinind little interest due to tL_; historically log T ,._t rest
rotor a ailab o. toe asr.ur C!the Cored the Cdy'5, !_iveSt:._.n.t
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Finance Director Beer stated building permits were up slightly over last year. This was a good
sign for the City, but additional time was still needed to bring the economy back to where they
were. The unemployment rate continued to hover either 7% for the State of 9% for the whole
country.
Finance Director Beer noted the Finance Department would be busy completing the 2012 budget
in the 4th Quarter and would be holding the Truth in Taxation hearing. Staff would also be
preparing the insurance policy for next year.
Finance Director Beer explained that after attending a training session he was informed the City
would need to approve a Fund Balance Policy. He noted he would be bringing this information
to the Council at a future meeting.
Mayor Flaherty thanked Staff for the detailed finance presentation.
City Administrator Ericson asked if the Council would like to review the full budget at the
November 7th work session meeting. Finance Director Beer stated the final review typically took
place in December,but the Council could take an additional meeting to discuss the information.
Mayor Flaherty did not feel it was necessary to review the information in November. He
encouraged the Council to speak with Staff with any concerns. The Council was in agreement.
City Administrator Ericson questioned if the Council was in agreement to hold an executive •
session prior to the November 7th work session to discuss labor negotiation issues. The Council
was in agreement.
C. Reports of City Attorney.
City Attorney Riggs had nothing additional to report.
12. Next Council Work Session: Monday,November 7,2011,at 7:00 p.m.
Next Council Meeting: Monday,November 14,2011,at 7:00 p.m.
13. ADJOURNMENT
The meeting was adjourned at 9:33 p.m.
Transcribed by:
Heidi Guenther
TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial, Inc.
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