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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES-2010-09-13-2010ffi T-JIF Marl 1 .� CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING CITY OF EVANSTON, ILLINOIS LORRAINE H. MORTON CIVIC CENTER COUNCIL CHAMBERS Monday, September 13, 2010 Roll Call Alderman Jean -Baptiste Alderman Grover Alderman Wynne Alderman Rainey Alderman Wilson Alderman Burrus Alderman Holmes Alderman Fiske Alderman Tendam Mayor Tisdahl official opened the Regular City Council Meeting at 8:00 pm. on Monday, September 13, 2010. Mayor Public Announcements United Way Award Presentation was made by Allyn Ferrida to Mayor Tisdahl for being among the top five supporters of the Campaign for 2009. On September 29th, the 2010 campaign kickoff will begin. Associate Professor Joshua Rauh, of Northwestern University gave a Presentation Regarding Pension Funding. He presented a power point demonstration of how the Fire & Police Pension Plan affects the Ciry's decisions for the present as well as for the future. The Oath of Office for Fire Chief Gregory Klaiber was administered by Mayor Elizabeth B. Tisdahl, followed by rousing applauds from the Council and the citizens in attendance. He was also accompanied by his wife, children and parents. He began his remarks by thanking various persons in his life who hac encouraged him and having faith in him, during his twenty-five years of service. He also recognized and paid homage to Mr. Sam Hicks who in his words was like a second father to him. He also gave a little background on Mr. Hicks, the first black Fire Chief in Evanston (he served the Department for thirty-five years). He explained that Mr. Hicks endured many atrocities during his years of eating alone and on separate eating utensils as well as many other situations. Even with this, Chief Klaiber stated the Mr. Hicks never talked about it or was bitter. He then invited Mr. Hicks to stand while receiving a standing ovation from the attendees. He finally stated he loved Evanston and honored to lead the Fire Department. Alderman Grover stated she welcomed Chief Klaiber to his new position and the many years of service to the community already, and that she expected many more years of service from him as Chief. September 13, 2010 Mayor Proclamations The Mayor proclaimed that National Preparedness Month would be September 2010. She then presented the proclamation to Tom, who then stated the formation of the CERT (Citizen Emergency Response Team), began on April 13, 2004. He then asked the attendees for a round of applause for the members of the CERT team, as well as extending an invitation to others to join the group. Evonda Thomas, Director of Health Department, came forward to invite individuals to join the Evanston Medical Reserve Corp. to work together with the CERT and EMS teams. World Car -Free Day — was proclaimed by the Mayor to be observed on September 22, 2010. She asked everyone to drive less that day and continue every day there after as much as you can.. City Manager Public Announcements and Presentations City Manager, Wally Bobkiewicz, stated he was encouraging City employees and residents to also drive less and use alternate forms of transportation on that day. Also he stated at 909 Davis Street there would be a car free rally, with bike checks, refreshments, and chances to win various prizes. Alderman Wilson offered an invitation for those who would like to ride with him downtown on their bikes on that day. Refuse Bid Presentation Mr. Bobkiewicz stated the City has been looking into privatization of the refuse for Evanston, and he asked Ms. Suzette Robinson, Director of Streets & Sanitation, to come forward and give a short presentation of the solid waste options from the past three years. The components were five total: 1) Single Family Refuse, 2) City Condo Refuse, 3) Single Family Recycling, 4) City Condo Recycling, and 5) Yard Waste Collection. The companies who responded to the RFP were: Flood Brothers, Groot, Lakeshore, Republic, Veolia, and Waste Management. The review team evaluated each applicant's information and how the services would be implemented. A contract negotiation will be performed soon with the chosen companies for the recycling and refuse collection. Ms. Robinson presented the cost for each service as well as the savings from accepting the preferred companies for the recycling and the refuse collection. Communications: City Clerk No communications Mayor. Mayoral Appointments Library Board Sharon Arceneaux Library Board Mildred S. Harris M/W/EBE Committee David LeRoy Alderman Rainey moved for approval and Alderman Wilson seconded the motion. A voice vote was taken with a unanimous response. The motion passed. Citizen Comment Bonnie Wilson, Township Assessor, stated she would be available for any taxpayer, who may need to address their tax appeals. She also introduced her newly appointed Deputy Assessor. Alderman Burrus announced the trash bag tax would not be on the agenda tonight, but will appear on the October 11 th Council agenda. 1 September 13, 2010 The following persons spoke of their support of the Library's Fund initiative and the general collective reasoning was to refocus on our priorities and where the monies are being spent, and to allow the Library Board to perform their duty as trustworthy individuals. Only a few of the speakers will be quoted. Mary Rooney, 2519 Harrison Leora Siegel, 2128 Forestview Rd. Garry Rejebian, 2334 Hastings Alex Elliot, 732 Michigan Ave. Ellen Newcomer, 2445 Ridgeway Ann Foster, 2003 Lincoln Street Nancy Traver, 2617 Thayer Street Manuel Silver Janis Michael, 2227 Lincolnwood Dr. Bob Crews, 2615 Poplar Michael Tanner, 514 Elmwood Mary Griffin, 2503 Prarie Ave. Virginia Zboralski, 2123 Pioneer Rd. Henry Latimer, 2322 Isabella Cheryl Chamberlain, 2145 Forestview Frances Seidman, 600 South Blvd. stated response to the library board's suggestion a funding move is excessive, because not all the money spent in Evanston is wisely spent. The Council should just make more rational decisions about priorities Penelope Whiteside, 2117 Payne stated branch libraries are accessible gathering places. Laurie McFarlane, 2720 Eastwood, stated she was a lawyer and the Mayor's proposed ordinance is clearly illegal. She stated the way it is constructed would likely be another lawsuit if council passes it. Boris Furman, 1403 Maple, stated that both Council and the Library Board have best interest of citizens at heart and that the Council should let Library Board have control of its funding. Jeff Smith, 2724 Harrison says library spending tiny compared to overall city spending. City's budget hole is not the library's fault. Jeanne Lindwall, 625 Library Place, supports separate library tax, she suggests to delay a Library tax until next year. Bennett Johnson, publisher of Evanston Sentinel, says he supports what the library board is doing and urges creation of a west side branch, and then he spoke concerning the NSP2 Grant Program, and urged the Council to provide more money for minority contractors in the NSP2 grant program. He also threatened to demonstrate or litigate unless some changes are not made. Speaking against the proposal of the Library Board initiating a Library Fund: Mike Vasilko, 2718 Reese praises council action last year to reduce budget, including of the library. He stated the action by library board will result in higher property taxes in future years and for every dollar increase in library budget, the same amount will need to be eliminated from some other City service, or they'll be a tax increase. He finally stated the Library Board should not circumvent what the citizens have asked for, nor should they circumvent the authority of the elected officials of Evanston. The followin,2 persons spoke concerning the Taxi Ordinance: Russ Abell, General Manager of the Orrington Hotel 1710 Orrington Ave. he stated his support of the licensing of taxicab owners and the prevention of non -licensed taxicabs coming into Evanston taking fares from the Evanston cabdrivers. Jim Bewer, 244 University Place of American Taxi says he has over 110 written comments from customers favoring prearranged rides for out-of-town cabs, and he said we must think what is best for the citizens. 3 September 13, 2010 Adam Zayed, Attorney for American Taxicab Co., notes that Chicago and other communities in the metro area allow residents to make prearranged taxi orders with out-of-town cabs. Dan Coyne, General Manager of American Taxi, says firm followed the rules and built business even though started with no Evanston medallions (licenses). Mike Decker, NorthShore Cab Company, is in support of the Ordinance for the protection of the cabdrivers and the citizens of Evanston. Augustine Bazelais, Purple Cab Company, for twenty years driving a cab in Evanston and he asks the Council to help the struggling cabdrivers in Evanston. Marie Figaro, Member of the Taxicab Advisory Board, is against having the outside cabs coming into Evanston and taking fares from the Evanston cabdrivers. She urged the Council to give them help. Allen Miller, President of Taxicab Advisory Board, spoke of the regulations set in place that they follow and these regulations are for the protection of the residents as well as providing consistencies which the outside cabs do not provide. Persons speaking on the Truancv Ordinance Betty Ester, 2031 Church Street, stated that American taxicab is considered as a limousine service and that is how they are listed. She then spoke on the NSP2 Program and the Truancy Ordinance and how both are confusing. Alderman Rainey stated that none of the properties in the NSP2 Program have been sold or rented at this time, and when they are ready there will be a massive publicizing of the properties along with their prices. Nothing will be secretive. Madelyn DuPree, 1920 Foster Street, stated the Police should not be involved in the enforcement of the truancy problem. She stated the Council should send this issue back to the Human Services Committee, just like the chickens and clear it up. Carolyn Murray, 1930 Grey Ave., stated says when it comes to library versus a dental clinic the clinic should not be sacrificed. Ultimately, she stated we just don't have the money. She uses the main branches often and digs into to her pocket for the parking money, but maybe we all need to readjust our lifestyles. Sneaking on the proposed chicken Ordinance Lynne Greene, 2016 Brown Ave, stated she wanted the Council to reconsider allowing the passage of the Ordinance that will allow neighbors to raise chickens next to her home. Alderman Fiske read a letter from Mr. Jim Pomerantz asking the Council to not allow the food truck ordinance to pass. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS: Citv Council Discussion with Library Board of Trustees Retarding Library Services and Funding Options (SP1)Library Funding Information Questions and Answers Staff report provided for consideration and discussion. For Action Question: Mayor Tisdahl asked the Library Board if they were going to talk about the Ordinance proposal tonight. Answer: Library board members say they'd rather wait until their meeting Wednesday to discuss the issues. 0 September 13, 2010 Question: Alderman Jean -Baptiste wanted to know exactly why we were meeting and to have more clarification. Answer: Library board President, Chris Stewart, stated the board voted Aug. 4 to impose library tax levy. Susan Newman, library board vice-president, said she doesn't understand why it's become an issue. The tax increase would be very small. Gail Bush says the library fund is the mode of funding declared by the state for municipal libraries. Alderman Wilson, 4th Ward, said he thought the meeting was designed to establish a dialog. He then stated what we have had has been a public relations battle instead. He agrees the friends should not have been asked to raise funds for the Libraries and there are a lot of strong feelings both ways, and it is difficult for people to come out and say they're opposed to branch libraries. A lot of people don't go to Starbucks can't pay a tax that's the cost of a few trips to Starbucks. This has turned a very positive community building effort into a very divisive issues and hopes the mayor's suggestion will start a dialog, not a battle. He said people are worried about taxation without representation. Library board member Diane Allen, 330 Barton, says she agrees with Aldermen Wilson and Jean -Baptiste, but doesn't see how dialog can take place when very recently given proposed ordinance that seems to be exact opposite of point have been trying to make in the community. The other Board members made additional comments and continued using the analogy that the tax increase would be no more than going to Starbucks for a cup of coffee. Mayor Tisdahl said there are people in the community who do not go to Starbucks and for whom 15 or 20 bucks is a lot of money. There has been a huge increase in water shut offs in town and there are people being asked to support the branches who simply can't afford to do so The discussions ended with the Library Board President, Chris Stewart stating they will be discussing the proposed Ordinance from the City in their Wednesday night meeting. The Council took a five minute break. And the meeting resumed at 11:58 pm. Alderman Jean -Baptiste moves holding the taxi ordinance for two weeks. Alderman Rainey suggested setting it as a special order of business at the start of the meeting. Suggestion was approved unanimously. Items not approved on Consent Agenda: (SP2)Consideration of Ordinance 66-0-10 Amending Title 7, Chapter 14 of the City Code Regarding the Library Budget Mayor Tisdahl recommends approval of Ordinance 66-0-10 amending Title 7, Chapter 14 of the City Code by adding subsection 7-14-4"Library Budget." For Introduction (A7)Ordinance 52-0-10 Regarding Taxicab Regulation Ordinance 52-0-10 amending sections of the City Code relating to Taxicab Service Regulations is presented for Council consideration. The ordinance was discussed at the July 26, 2010, Administration and Public Works committee meeting. This ordinance was held in Committee on August 9, 2010. For Introduction 5 September 13, 2010 (112) Ordinance 51-0-10, Amending Title 9, Chapter 6 of the Citv Code to create the Community Accountability Truancv Program Staff and members of the Human Services Committee recommend approval of Ordinance 51-0-10 amending Title 9 "Public Safety, Chapter 6 "Minors" by adding Section 5 "Community Accountability Truancy Program." The ordinance and the intergovernmental agreement were reviewed and approved by Evanston/Skokie School Districts 65 and 202. For Introduction (H3) Ordinance 64-0-10 Amending Title 8 of the Citv Code to add Chapter 26, "Mobile Food Vehicle Vendors" The Human Services Committee recommends consideration of Ordinance 64-0-10 Amending Title 8 of the city Code to add Chapter 26, "Mobile Food Vehicle Vendors." This Ordinance was discussed at both the July 8 and the August 2, 2010, Human Services Committee meetings, and referred to Council for consideration on August 2. This ordinance was introduced at August 9, 2010, City Council meeting. For Action (H4)Ordinance 23-0-10 Amending Various Sections of Title 9, "Public Safetv," Chapter 4, "Dogs, Cats, Animals, and Fowl," of the Citv Code The Human Services Committee recommends consideration of Ordinance 23-0-10 Amending Various Sections of Title 9, "Public Safety," Chapter 4, "Dogs, Cats, Animals, and Fowl," of the City Code. This issue was discussed at previous meetings of the Human Services Committee. On August 2, 2010, Ordinance 23-0-10 was referred to the City Council for consideration. This ordinance was introduced at August 9, 2010, City Council meeting. For Action CONSENT AGENDA (Ml) Approval of Minutes of the Regular City Council Meeting of August 9, 2010 ADMINISTRATION & PUBLIC WORKS (Al) City of Evanston Payroll through 08/15/10 $2,387,300.80 City of Evanston Payroll through 08/29/10 $2,297,424.13 (A2) City of Evanston Bills through 09/14/10 $4,358,060.65 City of Evanston Credit Card Bills through 07/31/10 $ 105,210.42 (A3.1)Approval of Contract Award for Asphalt Crack Sealing Contract (Bid 11-31) Staff recommends City Council approval of a contract in response to Bid 11-31 to award the 2010 Asphalt Crack Sealing Program to lowest responsive andresponsible bidder, SKC Construction Inc., (P.O. Box 503, West Dundee, IL) in the amount of $40,000, which is the budgeted amount for this project. Funding for this work will be from General Fund Street Maintenance Account (2670.62509). For Action 0 September 13, 2010 (A3.2)Avvroval of Single Source Purchase from IPS Group, Inc., of Fortv-One (41) IPS Single Space Parking Meters Staff and the Transportation/Parking Committee recommend approval of the single source purchase from IPS Group, Inc. (6195 Cornerstone Ct E., Suite 114, San Diego, CA) of Forty -One (41) IPS Single Space Parking Meters for $20,295. Funding provided by the Parking Fund (7015.62230). For Action (A3.3)Apvroval of Purchase of One Ambulance for the Fire & Life -Safety Department Staff recommends City Council approval to purchase one (1) ambulance (Emergency Medical Technician - E.M.T. vehicle) for the Fire & Life -Safety Department in the amount of $213,847.00 from Foster Coach Sales Incorporated (1231 W. 4th Street, Sterling, IL). Funding provided by Fleet Services Capital Outlay Budget for Automotive Equipment (7720.65550) which has an approved budget of $1,700,000.00 of which $260,000.00 was allocated for this replacement vehicle. For Action (A3.4) Approval of Contract Extension to Groot for Recvcling Collection Staff recommends City Council approval of an additional three (3) month contract extension until December 1, 2010 for residential and condominium recycling collection with Groot, Inc (2500 Landmeier Road Elk Grove Village, IL) at the rate of $4.36 per residential unit, per month, and the collection of the condominiums at $2.03 per unit. The extension is needed to allow for continued recycling collection until the sanitation Request for Proposal can be evaluated and awarded. For Action (A3.5)AvDroval of Contract Extension to Flood Brothers for Condo Garbage Collection Staff recommends City Council approval of an additional three month contract extension until December 1, 2010 for the collection and disposal of condominium refuse with Flood Brothers Disposal & Recycling Services (17 W. 697 Butterfield Rd. Oakbrook Terrace, IL) at the rate of $8.08 per unit per month. The extension is needed to allow for continued condo garbage collection until the sanitation Request for Proposal can be evaluated and awarded. For Action (A3.6)Avprova1 of Change Order No. 1 for the High Lift Pumping Station Roof Replacement Proiect (Bid 11-271 Staff recommends City Council approval of Change Order No. 1 to the contract with G.E. Riddiford Company (2333 Hamilton Road, Arlington Heights, IL) for the High Lift Pumping Station Roof Replacement (Bid #11-27) project in the amount of $33,384.00. This would increase the contract amount from $76,378.00 to $109,762.00. For Action 7 September 13, 2010 (A4)Approval of Contract Settlement with the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 742 Staff recommends approval to authorize the City Manager to execute a two -fiscal year collective bargaining agreement with International Association of Fire Fighters Local 742 effective March 1, 2010 through December 31, 2011. City Council approval will ratify the tentative agreements executed throughout the negotiation process. For Action (A5) Resolution 51-R-10 Authorizing the City Manager to Enter into Sublease Renewal of Certain Property at Green Bay Road and Central Street with Mary Lou Smith for Operation of Top of the Tracks, Inc. Coffee Shop Staff recommends approval of Resolution 51-R-10 authorizing the City Manager to enter into sublease renewal of property at 1826 Central Street from the Union Pacific Railroad Company (UPRC) with Mary Lou Smith for Operation of Top of the Tracks, Inc. Coffee Shop. The lease term will be for five years beginning September 15, 2010 and ending September 14, 2015. A five percent increase in monthly rent is built into the agreement. For Action (A6) Resolution 53-R-10 Requesting Certification from Cook County Clerk in Order to Amend Title 1, Chapter 13 of the City Code, "Municipal Elections" Staff recommends that the City Council approve Resolution 53-R-10 asking that the City Clerk obtain a certification from the Cook County Clerk's Office certifying that the Cook County Clerk's Office is able to administer an election using a "ranked ballot" in local City and Township elections. Only certain absentee voters are affected. Upon receipt of that certification, the Council would then need to pass an ordinance that allows for the use of ranked ballots. For Action PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT (Pl)Approval of Request for an Extension of the Expiration Date of the Planned Development at 631-749 Chicago Avenue Staff recommends extending the expiration date of the 631-749 Chicago Avenue planned development, granted by Council with Ordinance 103-0-08, by one year, to December 8, 2011. The ordinance requires that a building permit be issued before December 8, 2010. Due to complications enumerated in the applicant's letter, the project has not yet begun. The applicant states that they are now planning for a construction start in 2011. For Action (P2)Approval of Allocation for Family Promise Chicago North Shore, Inc Program from McKinnev Emergency Shelter Grant Staff recommends approval of $6,000 from the McKinney Emergency Shelter Grant for Family Promise Chicago North Shore, Inc. Family Promise Chicago North Shore, Inc. is a new homeless program to the Evanston area, and is the only agency in the City of Evanston 0 September 13, 2010 that serves homeless families. At the Planning and Development Committee meeting on May 24, 2010, additional information on the Family Promise hospitality center for homeless families was requested. For Action (P3)Reauest to Approve Redevelopment Agreement for Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 and Program Update Staff recommends approval of the attached redevelopment agreement between the City and Brinshore Development, LLC for Phase One of the Neighborhood Stabilization Program 2 ("NSP211) grant. This agreement covers the acquisition and rehabilitation of a minimum of 100 foreclosed or abandoned units of housing ("Scattered Site Phase") in Census Tracts 8092 and 8102. For Action (P4)Ordinance 68-0-10 Granting a Major Variation Relating to Building Height to Permit Construction of a Multi -Family Residence Located at 910 Hinman Ave Staff, the Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) and the Site Plan and Appearance Review Committee (SPAARC) recommend approval of a major variation on building height for the purpose of building a five story, seven unit building at 910 Hinman Street in the R5 General Residential District. Staff and the SPAARC committee recommend a variation of 54'8" as requested by the applicant. The ZBA recommends a variation of 52.0', based on the finding that the request of 54'8" was not the minimum variation that would overcome the practical difficulty of the sloped site. The R5 General Residential District allows a maximum building height of 50.0 feet. As is customary, the ordinance reflects the ZBA's favorable recommendation. For Introduction HUMAN SERVICES (HI)Township of Evanston Monthly Bills Township of Evanston Supervisor recommends that City Council approve the Township of Evanston bills, payroll, and medical payments for the month of August 2010 in the amount of $202,317.35. For Action Alderman Rainey motioned for approval of Consent Agenda with a second from Alderman Holmes Items for discussion: (A7)Ordinance 52-0-10 Regarding Taxicab Regulation Ordinance 52-0-10 amending sections of the City Code relating to Taxicab Service Regulations is presented for Council consideration. The ordinance was discussed at the July 26, 2010, Administration and Public Works committee meeting. This ordinance was held in Committee on August 9, 2010. For Introduction 9 September 13, 2010 Alderman Jean -Baptiste motioned to hold for two weeks, it was seconded and unanimously approved. (112) Ordinance 51-0-10, Amending Title 9, Chapter 6 of the Citv Code to create the Community Accountability Truancv Program Staff and members of the Human Services Committee recommend approval of Ordinance 51-0-10 amending Title 9 "Public Safety, Chapter 6 "Minors" by adding Section 5 "Community Accountability Truancy Program." The ordinance and the intergovernmental agreement were reviewed and approved by Evanston/Skokie School Districts 65 and 202. For Introduction (113) Ordinance 64-0-10 Amending Title 8 of the Citv Code to add Chapter 26, "Mobile Food Vehicle Vendors" The Human Services Committee recommends consideration of Ordinance 64-0-10 Amending Title 8 of the city Code to add Chapter 26, "Mobile Food Vehicle Vendors." This Ordinance was discussed at both the July 8 and the August 2, 2010, Human Services Committee meetings, and referred to Council for consideration on August 2. This ordinance was introduced at August 9, 2010, City Council meeting. For Action Alderman Fiske asked for an exemption and Alderman Jean -Baptiste seconded the motion. Alderman Rainey stated this exemption is an anti -new business and that she would vote against the motion to exempt. Alderman Holmes stated she too could not support the motion because she stated it sends a negative message. Alderman Jean -Baptiste asked if the Ordinance stipulated the location of the trucks. Alderman Wynne read the section of the Ordinance describing the locations the truck could park. The motion to exempt failed with a vote of 8-1 (Alderman Fiske voted yes).The motion to add a section (H) to the Ordinance by Alderman Tendam and seconded by Alderman Wynne was approved with a 8-1 vote (Alderman Rainey voted No). A roll call vote on the Original Ordinance with a vote of 8-1 and the motion was approved (Alderman Fiske voted No). (H4)Ordinance 23-0-10 Amending Various Sections of Title 9, "Public Safetv," Chapter 4, "Dogs, Cats, Animals, and Fowl," of the Citv Code The Human Services Committee recommends consideration of Ordinance 23-0-10 Amending Various Sections of Title 9, "Public Safety," Chapter 4, "Dogs, Cats, Animals, and Fowl," of the City Code. This issue was discussed at previous meetings of the Human Services Committee. On August 2, 2010, Ordinance 23-0-10 was referred to the City Council for consideration. This ordinance was introduced at August 9, 2010, City Council meeting. For Action Alderman Fiske stated that in committee there were three votes against and two votes for the Ordinance and she recommended denying the Ordinance. Alderman Wynne stated she had an email from the hen supporters that the item would not be on the agenda tonight. Alderman Wilson asked to set up a number to limit 20 coops for the City. The motion was to hold until the new wordage would be placed in the Ordinance. A voice vote was taken and it appeared to be unanimous. 10 September 13, 2010 Call of the Wards: Ward 2 Alderman Jean -Baptiste stated he called his next door neighbor. Ward 3 Alderman Wynne announced her third ward meeting for Thursday, October 7th, 7-8:30 pm at the Lincoln School auditorium. Ward 4 Alderman Wilson thanked a ward neighbor and Paul D'Agostino for assisting in a park cleanup day that was rainy. Ward 5 Alderman Holmes stated the welcoming of the newly formed Masque in Evanston on last Friday. Ward 6 Alderman Tendam announced a sixth ward meeting on September 22°a, 7 pm at Three Crowns. Ward 7 Alderman Grover had no report. Ward 8 Alderman Rainey had no report. Ward 9 Alderman Burrus she thanked all who came to the 911 Service on Saturday morning. Ward 1 Alderman Fiske had no report. Alderman Wilson motioned to convene to Executive Session to discuss Litigation, Personnel, and Minutes. The motion was seconded by Alderman Tendam. Roll Call vote yielded 8-1 (Alderman Rainey vote No), the motion passed. And the meeting ended at 12:45 AM, Tuesday morning. Respectfully submitted, Rodney Greene/City Clerk A COPY OF THE MEETING WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE AFTER THE NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING WHEN THEY WILL BE APPROVED. 1 11 1 1