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-7- It was agreed that the public hearings on the Comprehensive Plan • will "wash out differences. " When the meeting was hurriedly adjourned later because of storm conditions, the Manager was directed to send the Board ' s comments on the school ' s Capital Improvement Report, as they had been pre- pared by the staff. Mr. Rymarchick felt that no letter should be sent. All Board members, except Mr. Rymarchick, favored #7 of the City Hall Alternatives presented in Mr. Fornell ' s memorandum to the Council May 15, when the Manager asked for their reaction in context with the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Rymarchick favored #1, which he felt would delay expenditures until exact figures had been presented to him which proved moving the Fire Department to Parkview and seeking a long time lease or purchase of the building would result in better economics for the City. Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Jones to recommend to the Council that #7 of the City Hall Alternatives be pursued, since this concept is in general terms consistent with good planning and with the Comprehensive Plan and Capital Expenditure program. Voting on the motion. Aye: Bjorklund, Jones, Sopcinski, and Bowerman Nay: Rymarchick Motion carried. The number of businesses which seem to be operating out of the Walbom property on Old Highway 8 were pointed out by Mr. Bowerman and he wondered if there might not be a violation of the zoning for that property which had been grandfathered in with the new zoning ordinance. Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Bowerman to suggest the Council direct the Building Inspector or other appropriate staff members to examine the Walbom property for potential non- conformance with the existing City regulations . Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Mr. Rymarchick and seconded by Mr. Bowerman to adjourn the meeting at 10 :10 p.m. Motion carried unanimously. Respectfully submitted, Helen Crowe pjr