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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMN-CC-1996-12-04December 4, 1996 COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS CITY OF ITHACA, NEW YORK Regular Meeting 7:00 P.M. December 4, 1996 PRESENT: Mayor Cohen Alderpersons (10) - Johnson, Sams, Shenk, Mackesey, Hanna, Gray, Thorpe, Efroymson, Marcham, Blumenthal OTHERS PRESENT: City Clerk - Conley Holcomb City Attorney - Geldenhuys City Controller - Cafferillo Deputy City Controller - Thayer Building Commissioner - Eckstrom Planning and Development Director - Van Cort Planning and Development Deputy Director - Sieverding Community Development Director - Stevenson Acting Police Chief - Barnes Fire Chief - Wilbur Deputy Fire Chief - Dorman Board of Public Works Commissioner - Reeves Personnel Administrator - Saul Youth Bureau Director - Cohen Superintendent of Public Works - Gray PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Mayor Cohen led all present in the Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag. ADDITIONS TO OR DELETIONS FROM THE AGENDA: Budget and Administration Committee Alderperson Shenk requested the additions of Item 16.7 - Executive Unit Association Contract - Resolution and Item 16.8 - Sales Tax Holiday - Resolution. No Council member objected. Youth Award Alderperson Hanna requested the postponement of the Youth Award until January, 1997. Planning and Economic Development Committee Alderperson Blumenthal requested the addition Items 17.7 - Funding Assistance for Waterfront Development - Resolution, and Item 17.8 -Northside Land Use Plan - Report. No Council member objected. Law and Governance Committee Alderperson Johnson requested the addition of Item 15.1 - Cable Re-Franchise Process - Report. No Council member objected. New Business Alderperson Johnson requested the addition of an Executive Session to discuss the Water and Sewer Agreement. Mayor requested discussions regarding recruiting new members to serve on the Incinerator Committee, and on establishing the date for the January, 1997 Common Council meeting. PETITIONS AND HEARINGS OF PERSONS BEFORE COUNCIL: Ms. Suzanne Akers addressed Council regarding the elimination of the parking meter checker positions and the addition of two Community Service Officer positions. RESPONSE TO THE PUBLIC: Alderpersons Mackesey, Hanna, and Efroymson responded to Ms. Akers' comments. December 4, 1996 Alderperson Johnson requested the implementation of a monthly report to monitor the effectiveness of the changes made to the parking meter checker system. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE MAYOR: The Mayor offered sympathies to family of Officer Michael Padula who lost his life while serving the City of Ithaca. He expressed his gratitude and pride for the support of all the members of Common Council during this difficult period. Congratulations were extended to Officer Kathy Torres for being named New York State's Officer of the Year. Congratulations were extended to the Ithaca Fire Department members for the valiant efforts in protection of additional structures and minimizing damages during the Eco Village Fire. Board of Public Works Vice-Chair, Carol Reeves was congratulated for her years of service to the community. The Mayor offered his thanks to her for a job well done. REPORT OF CITY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES: Commissioner Reeves presented the following report from the Board of Public Works: Public Hearing and approval of the 1997 Collegetown Special Benefits Assessment District charges. Approval of abandonment of a portion of Taughannock Boulevard and recommendations for its sale. Approval of three sidewalk assessment appeals and the expungement of a water and sewer bill. Approval of a 90 day trial period for one-way traffic on South Hill Terrace. Trial period dates not yet established. Denial of a request for a traffic circle/round-about at University Ave, Lake St, and Willard Way. The Board's holiday meeting schedule for the month of December was established: COW meeting 12/4/96 Regular meeting 12/11/96 COW meeting 12/18/96 Regular meeting 1/8/97 Regular meeting 1/15/97 Regular meeting 1/22/97 Regular meeting 1/29/97 Commissioner Reeves announced her retirement from the Board of Public Works. She noted how much she enjoyed her position, and especially how much she enjoyed working with the employees of the Department of Public Works. Common Council members thanked Carol for her years of dedicated service to the City. ITHACA LANDMARKS PRESERVATION COMMISSION: Mary Tomlan, Chair of the Ithaca Landmarks Preservation Commission presented the following review of 1996 activities: 41 applications seeking Certificates of Appropriateness for Material Change to Landmark Properties were received. Of these, only 1 was denied, 2 were withdrawn, 9 were tabled, 7 were modified and, in total, 29 were granted Certificates of Appropriateness for Material Change. Numerous requests have been received for approval of the use of paving bricks. December 4, 1996 Funding has been received for stabilization renovations to the Cascadilla Boathouse which will enable the building's accessibility to the public. Historic District markers have been installed throughout the City, and there are plans for future installations. REPORT OF THE CITY ATTORNEY: City Attorney Geldenhuys reported on the following: City Code revisions are underway to clarify the powers of specific members of the Building Department regarding the determination of loss of "grandfathering" rights. Federal causes were dismissed in the Dicke vs. Ithaca Police Department case. Mutual Housing Association land transfer closing is complete. Possible City Code revisions are being discussed as they relate to the budget process. It has been recommended that the final budget become due by the end of November in conjunction with the setting of tax rates. COMMUNITY ISSUES COMMITTEE: Rescheduling of the December Community Issues Committee Meeting Alderperson Sams reported that the December Community Issues Committee meeting has been rescheduled to December 12, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. LAW AND GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE: Cable Re-Franchising Process Alderperson Efroymson reported that discussions will be held at the next Law and Governance meeting regarding which City department should offer staff support and work on the Cable Re- Franchise Agreement. BUDGET AND ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE: Adoption of 1997 Budget By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Thorpe WHEREAS, this Common Council is now considering adoption of the Amended Executive Budget for 1997 as approved by the Budget and Administration Committee, and WHEREAS, it is the consensus of this Common Council that the total appropriations and estimated revenues, as set forth in said Amended Executive Budget for 1997 and as those amounts may be altered by action of this Common Council at its December 4, 1996 meeting, are adequate for the operation of the City during 1997; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, That this Common Council accepts and approves said Amended Executive Budget for 1997, together with any additional changes made in said budget at Council's December 4, 1996 meeting as the City of Ithaca Budget for 1997, in the total amount of $35,509,085, and be it further RESOLVED, That the following sections of the 1997 Budget be approved: A) General Fund Appropriations B) Water Fund Appropriations C) Sewer Fund Appropriations D) Joint Activity Fund Appropriations E) Solid Waste Fund Appropriations F) General Fund Revenues G) Water Fund Revenues H) Sewer Fund Revenues I) Joint Activity Fund Revenues December 4, 1996 J) Solid Waste Fund Revenues K) Debt Retirement Schedule L) Capital Projects M) Schedule of Salaries and Positions - General Fund N) Schedule of Salaries and Positions - Water & Sewer Fund O) Schedule of Salaries and Positions - Joint Activity Fund P) Schedule of Salaries and Positions - Solid Waste Q) Authorized Equipment - General Fund R) Authorized Equipment - Water Fund S) Authorized Equipment - Sewer Fund T) Authorized Equipment - Joint Activity Fund U) Authorized Equipment - Solid Waste Fund Extensive discussion followed on the floor with all members of Council and Mayor Cohen expressing their opinions on the final budget, and the budget process. Mayor Cohen and Alderperson Shenk offered their gratitude to City Controller Cafferillo, Deputy Controller Thayer, and Administrative Assistant Carol Shipe for the long hours, and hard work they contributed to complete the budget. A vote on the Resolution resulted as follows: Ayes (9) Shenk, Mackesey, Sams, Efroymson, Nays (1) Johnson Carried Adoption of 1997 Tax Rate By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Mackesey WHEREAS, the 1997 City of Ithaca Budget was approved, adopted and confirmed in the total amount of $35,509,085 on December 4, 1996, in accordance with a detailed Budget on file in the Office of the City Controller, and WHEREAS, available and estimated revenues total $28,056,959 leaving $7,452,126 as the amount to be raised by taxation, and WHEREAS, the Assessment Roll for 1997, certified and filed by the Assessment Department of Tompkins County, has been footed and approved and shows the total net taxable valuation as $832,844,488, and WHEREAS, under Charter provisions, the tax limit for City purposes amount to $20,280,545 for 1997; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the tax rate for general purposes, for the fiscal year 1997, be, and the same hereby is, established and fixed at 8.9478 per $1,000 of taxable valuation as shown, certified and extended against the respective properties on the 1997 Tax Roll, thereby making a total tax levy, as near as may be, of $7,452,126, and, be it further RESOLVED, That the amount of said tax levy be spread, and the same hereby is levied upon and against the respective properties as shown on said City Tax Roll, in accordance with their respective net taxable valuation, at the rate of 8.9478 per $1,000 of such taxable valuation, and be it further RESOLVED, That the City Chamberlain be, and hereby is, directed to extend and apportion the City Tax as above, and that upon the completion of the extension of said Roll, the City Clerk shall prepare a warrant on the City Chamberlain for the collection of said levy; and the Mayor and the City Clerk hereby are authorized and directed to sign and affix the corporate seal to such warrant December 4, 1996 and forthwith to file the same with said Tax Roll with the City Chamberlain, and be it further RESOLVED, That upon the execution and filing of said warrant and Tax Roll with the City Chamberlain, the amounts of the City Tax set opposite each and every property shall hereby become liens, due, payable and collectible in accordance with provisions of the City Charter and other laws applicable thereto, and be it further RESOLVED, That the total sum of $35,509,085 be appropriated in accordance with the Budget adopted, to the respective Boards, Offices and Departments of the City, for the purposes respectively set forth therein. The 1997 Assessment Roll has been completed and approved by the Assessment Department of Tompkins County and resulted in the following valuation: Total Value of Real Property 2,000,086,502 Less: Value of Exempt Property 1,187,070,033 813,016,469 Plus: Value of Special Franchises 19,828,019 Net Value of Taxable Property $ 832,844,488 Ayes (10) Shenk, Mackesey, Sams, Efroymson, Johnson, Nays (1) Mayor Cohen Carried Request Approval of 1996 Amended NYS Retirement Incentive Program Participants By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Thorpe WHEREAS, the City enacted Local Law #2, July 2, 1996, adopting the 1996 Retirement Incentive Program (Chapter 30, Laws of 1996), and WHEREAS, based on such examination, and subject to operational adjustments and considerations recognized in concept as a part of this resolution, departments have determined that in each instance services and related supervision can be provided on a reasonable basis should the employees involved in the following targeted positions exercise their option to retire during the authorized open period; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the following positions and incumbent employees be targeted for inclusion in the 1996 Targeted Retirement Incentive Program (Chapter 30, Laws of 1996): Deputy Building Commissioner, Building Department, Peter Dieterich Planner II, Planning & Development Department, Jonathan Meigs Carried Unanimously Finance/Chamberlain - Request Extension of Tax Sale Redemption Period Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Thorpe WHEREAS, the property owner at 1015-1017 E. State Street has requested an extension of time for property redemption from the 1993 City Tax Sale for the property at 1015-1017 E. State Street, and WHEREAS, the Budget and Administration Committee has reviewed the request and recommends approval of the extension; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the existing owner be permitted to redeem the property at 1015-1017 E. State Street, up to January 15, 1997, December 4, 1996 for the total lien amount outstanding, plus additional interest, penalty and related costs through the date of the redemption. Carried Unanimously Common Council - Request Contingency Funds for Funeral By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Mackesey WHEREAS, the community was saddened by the death of Ithaca Police Officer Michael Padula on November 17, 1996, and WHEREAS, costs for the funeral are being covered by various sources throughout the community, and WHEREAS, the City would like to contribute $4,000 to overall funeral expenses; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That an amount not to exceed $4,000 be transferred from Account A1990 Unrestricted Contingency to Account A3120-5430 Fees Police Department to fund a portion of the funeral expenses associated with the death of Michael Padula. Carried Unanimously Planning & Development - Request Funds for Appraisal By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Marcham WHEREAS, a request has been made to purchase a small piece of City property located on Old Elmira Road, and WHEREAS, the Planning Department has recommended that an appraisal be performed on the property to determine the current value, and WHEREAS, the Planning Department has estimated that the appraisal will cost no more than $500; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That an amount not to exceed $500 be transferred from Account A1990 Unrestricted Contingency to Account A8020-5435 Contracts Planning Department to fund said appraisal. Amending Resolution By Alderperson Johnson: Seconded by Alderperson Sams RESOLVED, That an additional Resolved clause be added to read as follows: RESOLVED, That every effort be made to secure an appraisal from a local firm. Carried Unanimously Main Motion as Amended A vote on the Main Motion as Amended resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Approval of City of Ithaca Executive Association Contract By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Mackesey RESOLVED, That the 1997 Contract between the City of Ithaca and the City of Ithaca Executive Association is approved, providing a one year contract with 3% raises for Bargaining Unit members and no other substantive changes, and the Mayor is hereby authorized to sign said contract on behalf of the City of Ithaca. Carried Unanimously One-Week Sales and Use Tax Clothing and Footwear Exemption By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Thorpe RESOLVED, That receipts from sales of and consideration given or contracted to be given for purchases of clothing and footwear exempt from state sales and compensating use taxes pursuant to paragraph 30 of subdivision (a) of section 1115 of the tax law shall also be exempt from sales and compensating use taxes imposed in this jurisdiction, and, be it further RESOLVED, That this Resolution shall take effect immediately and shall apply to sales made and uses occurring during the period December 4, 1996 commencing January 18, 1997, and ending January 24, 1997, although made or occurring under a prior contract. Discussion followed on the floor with Alderpersons Efroymson and Shenk reluctantly supporting the Resolution for the convenience of the local merchants. Alderperson Marcham spoke in opposition of the motion. A vote on the Resolution resulted as follows: Ayes (9) Shenk, Mackesey, Sams, Efroymson, Johnson, Blumenthal, Hanna, Gray, Thorpe Nays (1) Marcham Carried PLANNING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE: An Ordinance amending the Municipal Code Chapter 325 entitled “Zoning” and the District Regulations Chart authorized by Section 325-8. of the City of Ithaca Municipal Code -- Call for Public Hearing By Alderperson Blumenthal: Seconded by Alderperson Johnson RESOLVED, That Ordinance 97-_____ entitled “An Ordinance amending Functional Family Approvals” is introduced before the Common Council of the City of Ithaca, New York, and be it further RESOLVED, The Common Council shall hold a public hearing in the matter of the adoption of the aforesaid ordinance in the Common Council Chambers, City Hall, 108 East Green Street, in the City of Ithaca, on Wednesday, January 8, 1997 at 7:00 p.m., and be it further RESOLVED, That the City Clerk shall give notice of such public hearing by the publication of a notice in the official newspaper specifying the time when and the place where such public hearing will be held, and in general terms describing the proposed ordinance. This notice shall be published once at least fifteen (15) days prior to the public hearing, and be it further RESOLVED, That the City Clerk shall transmit forthwith to the Tompkins County Planning Board and to the City of Ithaca Planning and Development Board true and exact copies of the proposed zoning ordinance for their reports thereon. Carried Unanimously The Ordinance to be considered reads as follows: ORDINANCE 97 - BE IT ORDAINED AND ENACTED by the Common Council of the City of Ithaca, New York, as follows: Section 1. The City of Ithaca District Regulations Chart authorized by Municipal Code Section 325-8., Row R-1, Column 2, number 1 is amended to read as follows: “1. One-family detached dwelling occupied by: a. An individual, family, or functional family unit (see definition, Section 325-3) plus not more than one unrelated occupant (see Gen. Note 7), or b. If dwlg. Is owner occupied, an individual, family, or functional family unit plus not more than two unrelated occupants. Section 2. The City of Ithaca District Regulations Chart authorized by Municipal Code Section 325-8., Row R-2, Column 2, numbers 1 and 2 are amended to read as follows: “1. One-family detached or semi-detached dwlg. occupied by an individual, family, or functional family unit plus not more than two unrelated occupants. December 4, 1996 1. Two-family dwlg. ea. Of which may be occupied by an individual, family, or functional family unit plus not more than two unrelated occupants. Section 3. The City of Ithaca District Regulations Chart authorized by Municipal Code Section 325-8. Row R-2, Column 2, number 9 “[Functional Family Unit without any add’l. occupants]” is hereby deleted. Section 4. The City of Ithaca Municipal code Section 325- 9.C.(1)(n) is amended to read as follows: “Reserved [Residential occupancy by a functional family unit in all districts to the same extent that residential occupancy without a special permit is permitted in all districts.]” Section 5. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect immediately in accordance with law upon publication of a notice as provided in the Ithaca City Charter. Designation of Lead Agency Status for Environmental Review By Alderperson Blumenthal: Seconded by Alderperson Hanna WHEREAS, State Law and Section 176.6 of the City Code require that a lead agency be established for conducting environmental review of projects in accordance with local and state environmental law, and WHEREAS, State Law specifies that for actions governed by local environmental review, the lead agency shall be that local agency which has primary responsibility for approving and funding or carrying out the action, and WHEREAS, the proposed amendment to the District Regulations Chart and Section 325-9 Chapter 325 entitled “Zoning” of the City of Ithaca Municipal Code requires review under the City's Environmental Quality Review Ordinance; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Common Council of the City of Ithaca does hereby declare itself lead agency for the environmental review of the proposed amendments to the District Regulations Chart and Chapter 325 of the City Code. Carried Unanimously Request for Board of Public Works to Recommend Oversight of Ithaca Falls Park By Alderperson Blumenthal: Seconded by Alderperson Gray WHEREAS, City staff have negotiated with the land owners of the proposed substitute park land at Ithaca Falls, and WHEREAS, the land owners are concerned about the level of oversight and type of development of the future park, and WHEREAS, the likely outcome of these discussions will be a contract specifying a City committee, with representatives from Cornell, to oversee the park upholding standards agreed to by all parties involved; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that Common Council requests that the Board of Public Works reviews the concept of such oversight of a future Ithaca Falls Park, and be it further RESOLVED, that the Board of Public Works brings a recommendation on how to accommodate such a proposal to Common Council by its February meeting. Discussion followed on the floor with Board of Public Works Commissioner Reeves providing a brief history on the issue. City December 4, 1996 Attorney Geldenhuys noted that the surrounding property owners would like this location to be kept as a natural area. A vote on the Resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Local Waterfront Revitalization Program Funding By Alderperson Blumenthal: Seconded by Alderperson Efroymson WHEREAS, the City of Ithaca has in cooperation with Tompkins County, Town of Ithaca, Cornell University and the Chamber of Commerce worked on the preparation of a soon to be published study entitled “Tompkins County Waterfront Plan,” and WHEREAS, this plan calls for the revitalization and development of sections of Ithaca’s waterfront, and WHEREAS, many State implementation grant programs have as a prerequisite the preparation of a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program (LWRP), and WHEREAS, the New York State Department of State will provide a 50 percent match for the preparation of an LWRP, and WHEREAS, Tompkins County is proposing to coordinate the preparation of an LWRP for the County in cooperation with the City of Ithaca, Town of Ithaca and other entities as appropriate, and WHEREAS, the preparation of an LWRP will require the allocation of City funds as a fair and appropriate share for the City of Ithaca of the local 50 percent match required by the LWRP; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, that Common Council does hereby commit the City to providing fair and appropriate funding for the City’s share of the 50 percent local match toward the preparation of an LWRP. Discussion followed on the floor regarding the City's portion of funding, and the benefits that will be realized throughout the County. A vote on the Resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Authorization to Submit Grant Application to Canal Corridor Initiative By Alderperson Blumenthal: Seconded by Alderperson Marcham WHEREAS, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has just announced the creation of a new funding program known as the Canal Corridor Initiative, and WHEREAS, the Canal Corridor Initiative provides up to $9 million of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding, set aside for CDBG eligible communities on the New York State Canal System, which includes Cayuga Lake, for projects which promote the physical and economic revitalization of these unique waterfront sites, and WHEREAS, the City of Ithaca, Tompkins County, Town of Ithaca, Cornell University, and the Tompkins County Chamber of Commerce have all cooperated to prepare the soon to be published "Tompkins County Waterfront Study" which defines the economic and recreational development potential of the area's unique waterfront property, and WHEREAS, the Canal Corridor Initiative provides funding resources that are essential to realizing the goals and objectives of this study as well as the goals and objectives of the Report of the Inlet Island Land Use Committee, and December 4, 1996 WHEREAS, these planning documents will provide the basis for determining projects to be considered and eventually chosen for submission in the grant application, and WHEREAS, HUD's Notice of Funding Availability only allows approximately 30 days within which to prepare and submit a Canal Corridor Initiative grant application; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the Common Council directs staff to solicit proposals for eligible projects that will be reviewed by the Planning and Economic Development Committee of Common Council with the voting participation of all Common Council members present, which will also choose the most feasible and competitive project that will be the basis for the City's Canal Corridor Initiative application, and, be it further RESOLVED, That the Common Council authorizes the Mayor, subject to the advice of the Director of the Department of Planning and Development and the City Attorney, to execute any and all documents necessary to submit a grant application to HUD's Canal Corridor Initiative. Discussion followed on the floor with Planning and Development Director Van Cort, and Deputy Planning and Development Director Sieverding explaining the grant process, and timeline. A vote on the Resolution resulted as follows: Carried Unanimously Southwest Area Land Use Study Alderperson Blumenthal reported that a memo has been distributed to Council members which outlines the history of studies completed on the Southwest area. Recommendations include re- zoning the area currently zoned for mobile homes, to commercial use. One major factor in this issue is the identification and delineation of wetlands in the area. Planning Department staff recommends that the Planning Board and Common Council adopt the Land Use Study with the inclusion of an introductory statement to explain the designation of the wetlands. Northside Land Use Plan Alderperson Blumenthal reported that the Planning Committee has reviewed the Northside Land Use Plan, and has recommended adoption by the Planning Board and Common Council. 1997 Planning Department Work Program The Planning Committee has reviewed the 1997 Planning Department Work Program. She asked that any Council members who wish to add items to the program contact her before the next meeting. Route 96 Bridge Sculpture Planning and Development Director Van Cort reported that the Route 96 Bridge Sculpture project is approximately $30,000 - $40,000 over budget. The NYS Department of Transportation and Santaro Construction are willing to contribute to a portion of this sum. Santaro Construction Company is asking to dedicate one of the bridges to Mr. Santaro who passed away recently, by installing a small plaque on the bridge. NEW BUSINESS: Special Common Council Meeting By Alderperson Shenk: Seconded by Alderperson Mackesey RESOLVED, That a Special Common Council meeting be held on December 17, 1996 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss a possible veto to the 1997 budget. Carried Unanimously Distribution of Budget Vetoes By Alderperson Hanna: Seconded by Alderperson Johnson RESOLVED, That the City Clerk be directed to distribute any veto memos received by the Mayor to Common Council members, as soon as they are received. December 4, 1996 Carried Unanimously January 1997 Common Council Meeting By Alderperson Johnson: Seconded by Alderperson Hanna RESOLVED, That the January 1997 Common Council meeting be scheduled for January 8, 1997, 7:00 pm in Common Council Chambers. Carried Unanimously Incinerator Committee Appointments The Conservation Advisory Council will designate a representative to serve on the Incinerator Committee. REPORT OF COUNCIL LIAISONS: Board of Public Works Alderperson Mackesey reported that the Board of Public Works has approved free parking in the downtown parking garages and parking meters for December 23, and 24, 1996. Projected revenues for the parking garages are above the budget, so this action will not have a negative effect on the budget. Further discussion followed regarding discouraging merchants and employees parking at these meters. EXECUTIVE SESSION: By Alderperson Gray: Seconded by Alderperson Shenk RESOLVED, That Common Council adjourn into Executive Session to discuss the Water and Sewer Agreement at 10:35 p.m. Carried Unanimously RECONVENE: Common Council reconvened into Regular Session with no items being brought forth. ADJOURNMENT: On a motion the meeting was adjourned at 10:50 p.m. Julie Conley Holcomb, CMC Alan J. Cohen City Clerk Mayor