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City Council meeting of March b, 1995 Page 3 request permission to meet at the BESA site to experience the sound from a black powder rifle. Leroux made made motion, Goiffon seconded, approving the Planning Commission's request to participate in a onetime demonstration of black powder rifles at the BESA site. All aye. Motion Carried. Leroux: made motion, Goiffon seconded, to table the following until after the Council has received the PC's report on the black powder test: 1. To allow for construction of a 28' x: 32' addition to an existing building on site to be used for equipment storage and the removal of three trailers from the site. 2. To allow changing the date of the DCM shoot from one day in October to an additional day in September. All aye. Motion Carried. MCGOVERN SETTLEMENT The City Attorney requested authority to settle the City's case against Mr. Sean Patrick McGovern regarding the City's claim against an SIO Blazer owned by Mr. McGovern, which was impounded due to numerous DWI offenses. The settlement calls for Mr. McGovern to pay the City $1,2(--)0 and plead guilty to his most recent DWI offense, which would probably result in Mr. McGovern's spending one year in jail. In return, the City will return the vehicle to Mr. McGovern. The money being paid to the City by Mr. McGovern will cover the City's legal expenses in this matter, as well as the vehicle storage bill currently outstanding from Granger's Inc. Miron made motion, Leroux seconded, directing the City Attorney to settle the McGovern case as outlined above. All aye. Motion Carried. HUGO FD RETIREMENT (NELSON Mr. Mike Nelson retired from the Hugo Volunteer FD on February 19, 1993. Based on information provided by the then secretary of the Hugo Fire Relief Association, Mr. Nelson was credited with 10 years of service. Review of Mr. Nelson's records by the new secretary indicates that Mr. Nelson actually had completed only sir, years, 11 months of service with the Department, and the Dept. requests that the City Council adjust Mr. Nelson's retirement to reflect the reduced years of service. The secretary of the Relief Association has contacted Mr. Nelson personally to explain the situation, and Mr. Nelson has been informed of the action to be undertaken by the Council during this meeting. LaValle made motion, Goiffon seconded, to table this matter until the Council meeting of March 20, 1995.