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I quantity of prepackaged food products in the building until they find <br /> • <br /> 2 another tenant so the company can be considered as having an "occupied <br /> 3 and not a vacant" building for insurance purposes. <br /> 4 Concern was expressed that like other "temporary" permits the City had <br /> 5 granted in the past, what might be considered to be a non-conforming use <br /> 6 might not be removed as promised for a long time. There was also an <br /> 7 expression of concern that trucks might be loading and unloading the <br /> 8 pallets of olive oil to the annoyance of the adjoining residents. <br /> 9 Councilmember Marks indicated he had some business arrangements with <br /> 10 some of the people involved which might give the impression of a <br /> 11 "conflict of interest" for him and absented himself from the room for <br /> 12 the rest of the discussion. <br /> 13 Mr. Childs indicated he had gotten a general sense of the Council's <br /> 14 wishes in this regard which along with the advice he had gotten from the <br /> 15 City Attorney would form the basis of his response to the request, so <br /> 16 no formal action was taken by the Council.' <br /> 17 Stuart Bonniwell to Continue to Audit City Financial Statements <br /> 18 A copy of Mr. Bonniwell's December 20th proposal to audit the above for <br /> 19 the period ending December 31, 1988 at a fee not to exceed $8,850.00 had <br /> 20 been provided in the agenda packet. Mr. Childs indicated he perceived <br /> 21 the fee had been reduced from the $11,200.00 charged to perform the 1987 <br /> 22 audit because the City staff is able to do some of the things the <br /> 23 auditor had to do previously. He also said the reason the State • <br /> 24 Auditor had given the City an "unqualified" audit this year had been <br /> 25 because at his own suggestion an accounting ledger had been set up for <br /> 26 fixed assets and it had been the absence of such accounting procedures, <br /> 27 among a few other things, which had caused St. Anthony to get a <br /> 28 "qualified" audit in the past. <br /> 29 Council Action <br /> 30 Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Enrooth to accept the proposal from <br /> 31 Stuart J. Bonniwell, for the Certified Public Accountant to audit the <br /> 32 financial statements of the City of St. Anthony for the year ending <br /> 33 December 31, 1988 for a fee not to exceed $8,850.00 and in accordance <br /> 34 with Mr Bonniwell's letter of understanding dated December 20, 1988 and <br /> 35 provided in the Council's January 10th agenda packet. <br /> 36 Voting on the motion: <br /> 37 Aye: Ranallo, Enrooth, Sundland, -Makowske. <br /> 38 Marks not present. <br /> 39 Notion carried. <br /> 40 ADJOURNMENT <br /> 12 • <br />