City Council Meeting Minutes

Thursday, June 6,2019
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ST. GEORGE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES

REGULAR MEETING

JUNE 6, 2019, 5:00 PM

CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS

 

PRESENT:                                        

Mayor Jon Pike

Councilmember Jimmie Hughes

Councilmember Joe Bowcutt

Councilmember Bette Arial

Councilmember Ed Baca

City Attorney Shawn Guzman

City Recorder Christina Fernandez

 

EXCUSED:

City Manager Adam Lenhard

Councilmember Michele Randall

 

OPENING:   

Mayor Pike called the meeting to order and welcomed all in attendance. The invocation was offered by Reverend Alex Wilkie and The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Scouts.

 

Miss St. George Madison Clark introduced her 1st Attendant Rylee Waters and 2nd Attendant Ainslee Hartshorn.

 

Mayor Pike mentioned that H. Bruce Stucki passed away; he served on the Water and Power Board for several years and founded Dixie Airlines, SkyWest Airline’s predecessor. 

 

AMEND TITLE 10 OF CITY CODE/ORDINANCE:

Consider approval of an ordinance amending Title 10, Chapter 8, Section 6 of the City Code.

 

Mayor Pike advised more research is needed on this item; he suggested the item be tabled. 

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember to Bowcutt to table item #11.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

COMMENTS FROM THE PUBLIC:

Resident Steve Horner commented about boats and trailers that are parked near his home; he believes they are in violation of City code as they are there for a long period of time.  He would like to see this issue attached to City code 6-2-12.

 

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City Attorney Shawn Guzman commented during this time of year, residents will see a lot of boats and RV’s throughout the City.  Although it is okay to leave them for more than 24 hours, staff wants to be accommodating to residents using their recreational vehicles this time of year. 

 

Mayor Pike noted staff is working on Title 10; there are some things that can be clarified.   

 

CONSENT CALENDAR:

a.            Consider approval of a Professional Services Agreement with West Coast Code Consultants Inc. for plan review services for the Building Department.

 

b.            Consider approval of a Professional Services Agreement with Calder Richards Consulting Engineers, LLC for plan review services for the Building Department.

 

c.            Consider approval of a Professional Services Agreement with Sunrise Engineering for plan review and inspection services for the Building Department.

 

d.            Consider approval of an agreement with the State of Utah Aeronautical Operations Division for the Federal Grant AIP 30.

 

e.            Consider approval of a Reimbursement Agreement with the Washington County Flood Control Authority for sediment and debris removal from the Santa Clara River, upstream of the Sunbrook Golf Course maintenance crossing on the Santa Clara Rive

 

f.             Consider approval of a Reimbursement Agreement with the Washington County Flood Control Authority for improvements along the Virgin River near the Blackberry Court subdivision.

 

g.            Consider approval of a Reimbursement Agreement for the White Dome Tank grading project with the Nature Conservancy District and an Amendment of Easement No. 1544.

 

h.            Consider approval of a Reimbursement Agreement with Quality Excavation for the installation of a waterline through the White Sands Subdivision Phase 6&7.

 

i.             Consider approval of a purchase and sale agreement with Dino X LLC for the purchase of an easement needed for the installation of a traffic signal at Dinosaur Crossing and Mall Drive.

 

j.             Consider approval of the financial report for April, 2019.

 

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k.            Consider approval of the minutes from the meetings held on April 18, 2019; May 2, 2019; May 9, 2019; May 16, 2019; May 23, 2019; and May 30, 2019.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Arial to approve the consent calendar.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Hughes.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/PROPOSED FY 2019-2020 BUDGET:

Public hearing to receive citizen input concerning the proposed Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Budget.

 

Budget and Financial Planning Manager Deanna Brklacich explained the City's Preliminary Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Budget was presented on May 2, 2019 and has been available on the City's website and at the City Recorder's Office.  She recapped the proposed budget including several projects and proposed fee increases.  After being asked by Councilmember Baca, she briefly explained how property taxes work.  She noted tonight is the first of two public hearings; there will be another one on June 20th.  The budget will be adopted at that time as well.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing. 

 

Resident Nora Chesterbrook noted she lived in this area for 19 years.  She is here to speak on behalf of the pickleball players in the City – she asked that the Council to approve funds to renovate the pickleball courts at Vernon Worthen Park in the next fiscal year as they are in need of repair.

 

Councilmember Hughes noted the Council recently discussed this at a recent work meeting – the Council agreed the courts need to be renovated.


Leisure Services Director Shane McAffee explained staff is aware that Worthen Park has needed repair.  He outlined the proposed renovations and noted the plans are not yet completed, but he assumes the plans will include benches.

 

Mayor Pike noted that the group attending tonight can get in touch with Mr. McAffee to go over the plans and get their input.

 

Resident Dan Cooper proposed to cut the budget and reduce the budget to the size it should be. 

 

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Resident Paul Blackmore stated he loves St. George what the City has done to make the area beautiful.  He is thankful for what the Council has achieved and appreciates what the City has done with the budget and the services it provides. 

 

Mayor Pike closed the public hearing.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/PROPOSED TRANSFERS FROM ENTERPRISE FUNDS TO OTHER FUNDS:

Public hearing to review and take public comment regarding the proposed transfers from Enterprise (Business-type) Funds to Other Funds included in the recommended fiscal year 2019-2020 budget.

 

Budget and Financial Planning Manager Deanna Brklacich explained General Fund provides administrative and overhead services to the enterprise (business-type) funds. These services include utility billing, payment collection, and customer service functions, as well as indirect costs for human resources, legal, technology, fleet maintenance, and other administrative services.  If these functions were not provided by the General Fund, the enterprise funds would need to hire additional employees and pay the direct personnel, materials and supplies, and equipment costs and/or hire consultants and pay their fees.  No action is required.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing.  There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/NON-RECIPROCAL TRANSFER FOR UNBILLED UTILITY SERVICES:

Public hearing to review and take public comment regarding non-reciprocal transfers for unbilled utility services from the Electric, Water, and Sewer Funds to other City Funds.

 

Administrative Services Director Trevor Coombs explained the City of St. George has funds that operate as business-type funds, providing water, energy, and sewer collection and treatment services to customers and charging fees based upon consumption (usage) at rates established by the St. George City Council. Most city-owned facilities are charged for these services, but some services are provided at no cost to the City.  No action is required.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing. There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/APPLICATION FOR FUNDING FROM THE UTAH PERMANENT COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND BOARD:

Public hearing to consider the City's application for funding from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) for the St. George Campus Expansion Project.

 

Budget and Financial Planning Manager Deanna Brklacich commented that City Hall is nearly forty (40) years old and the City Police Headquarters is over twenty (20)

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years old; both of which has seen several renovations.  Every service/department that could be moved to a satellite location to help citizens has been relocated.  It has been difficult recently hiring additional employees in several departments to keep up with the growth and demands of the City.  JRCA Architects was hired approximately a year ago to perform a needs analysis for the City Hall, Police Headquarters, and City Commons – that study concluded that additional space was needed at City Hall and the Police Department to accommodate the needs for the next twenty (20) years. The City has funds available for the 1st phase of parking and the relocation of the dispatch center, estimated at $3M; however, but the cost of further expansions to City Hall and the Police Department will need to be financed, estimated at $12.5M.   Staff has evaluated funding options and decided it would be best to pursue a Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) loan through the State of Utah Department of Workforce Services.  The CIB board offers grants and low-interest loans specifically for these types of projects.  Grants do not need to be repaid; however, loans require repayment.  Although the CIB Board may offer a grant, due to the size of the request, a grant is not possible.  The CIB board has certain dates that applications can be submitted and reviewed and therefore we have begun the process to secure a CIB loan for $12,359,000 at an interest rate of 2.50% over 20 years which will be facilitated through the City’s Municipal Building Authority (MBA).  The CIB bond will be issued to the Municipal Building Authority as the OFFICIAL applicant, and this will be treated as a Lease Revenue Bond that the City (and thus its residents) will make an annual LEASE payment to the MBA bond until the bond is paid off.  The bond can also be paid off early with no penalty.  She noted impact fees can be used in certain circumstances – for growth related costs and bricks and mortar.  As part of the annual debt service payment, staff plans on using impact fees for part of it. 

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing.  There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Arial to support the City’s application for funding from the Utah Permanent Community Impact Fund Board (CIB) for the St. George Campus Expansion Project.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Hughes. 

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/VACATE PUBLIC UTILITIES AND DRAINAGE EASEMENT/ORDINANCE:

Public hearing and consideration of an ordinance vacating a public utilities and drainage easement located at approximately 1950 West Canyon View Drive.

 

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Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins presented the request is consider vacating the public utilities and drainage easements that are located at approximately 1950 West Canyon View Drive as a new development for The Vue at Green Valley is being proposed and these easements are being relocated with the development of the project; zoning is PD-R.  He showed an exhibit and outlined the proposed vacation.  The vacation will not be recorded until new easements are established on the final plat.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing.  There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Bowcutt to approve the ordinance vacating a public utilities and drainage easement located at approximately 1950 West Canyon View Drive as presented.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a roll call vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/AMEND FINAL PLAT/VACATE PUBLIC UTILITIES AND DRAINAGE EASEMENT/ORDINANCE:

Public hearing and consideration of an ordinance amending the final subdivision plat for Lot 5 & 6, Canyon View Ridge Subdivision at Sunbrook Phase 1 by merging said lots together into one lot and vacating the public utilities and drainage easement between said lots.

 

Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins presented the request to consider an amended final subdivision plat that is located at approximately 50 North Emeraud Dr. and is being amended by merging Lot 5 & 6 together into one Lot and vacating the public utilities and drainage easement located between said lots; zoning is PD-R.  He showed an exhibit and outline the proposed vacation.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing.  There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Hughes to approve the ordinance amending the final subdivision plat for Lot 5 & 6, Canyon View Ridge Subdivision at Sunbrook Phase 1 by merging said lots together into one lot and vacating the public utilities and drainage easement between said lots.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Arial.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a roll call vote, as follows:

 

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Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

PUBLIC HEARING/CHANGE STREET NAMES:

Public hearing and consideration to change the street name of "Tech Ridge Drive" to "Tech Ridge Parkway" and to change the street name of "Cliff View Drive" to "Tech Ridge Drive".

 

Mayor Pike noted the name was recently changed a portion from Tech Ridge Drive to work with the new alignment; it was a significant issue for Dixie Technical College.  They would have to change their address; therefore, they asked it be changed back. 

 

Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins presented the request to change the street name of "Tech Ridge Drive" to "Tech Ridge Parkway" and to change the street name of "Cliff View Drive" to "Tech Ridge Drive."  The proposed Tech Ridge Parkway is located at the west end of St. George Blvd and runs Southerly across the old airport; the proposed Tech Ridge Drive is located in front of the Dixie Technical College and Inn on the Cliff.  City staff and the adjoining property owners approve these street name changes.  The adjoining property owners have all signed the consent form.  The adjoining property owners are Dixie Technical College, Innovative Property Holdings, LLC, and Tech Ridge, LLC.  He showed and outlined a map of the streets.

 

Mayor Pike opened the public hearing.  There being no comment he closed the public hearing.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Arial to approve changing the name of "Tech Ridge Drive" to "Tech Ridge Parkway" and to change the street name of "Cliff View Drive" to "Tech Ridge Drive".

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Bowcutt.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a roll call vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT/ORDINANCE:

Consideration of an ordinance amending the general plan from FP (Flood Plain) and MDR (Medium Density Residential) to COM (Commercial) on approximately 2.85 acres and MDR (Medium Density Residential) on

 

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approximately 6.72 acres generally located west of River Road near the intersection of 2800 South Street and River Road.

 

City Attorney Shawn Guzman stated staff’s recommendation be to do the opposite of what the Planning Commission recommended.  He explained the reason is if there is any building that occurs with a potential for flooding, staff would rather see a

 

commercial parking lot than residential.  He noted that staff is supportive of what was originally proposed by the applicant. 

 

Planner Ray Snyder presented the request to amend the General Plan.  He provided a PowerPoint presentation covering the following topics:  General plan map; zoning map; floodplain; general plan amendment; applicant’s request seen at PC; Planning Commission recommendation; application’s presentation to City Council (05/30/2019 revision); and radius map. 

 

Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins provided exhibits showing floodplain lines and what the channel would look like in a 100-year flood event.  He outlined the applicant’s proposal to FEMA.  He noted the Planning Commission recommended approval for the MDR and not the COM.  After Mayor Pike inquired about the requirement for a second access, Mr. Jenkins noted staff did request the applicant provide a second access.  At the request of City Attorney Shawn Guzman, Mr. Jenkins clarified approximately where staff would be comfortable with the line being be between the COM and MDR. 

 

Tim Stewart, applicant, explained he prefers what staff has recommended versus what the Planning Commission recommended.  He stated he has held several discussions with the president of the Riverfront HOA; they are concerned with the lights shining into their homes.  He is working with them on their concerns.  The HOA would prefer more residential than commercial.  He estimates it will take 18-24 months to develop this property. 

 

City Attorney Shawn Guzman noted if approved, it gives the applicant the ability to move forward with the design; at that time the other issues can be resolved.

 

After being asked by Councilmember Bowcutt, Mr. Stewart spoke about moving the floodplain.  He explained that it happens quite frequently. 

 

Jared Bates asked the Council to adjust the line between the commercial and residential to the north a bit.     

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Arial to approve the ordinance amending the general plan from Flood Plain and MDR to COM on approximately 3.0 acres and MDR on approximately 6.0 acres generally located west of River Road near the intersection of 2800 South Street and River Road.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Bowcutt.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a roll call vote, as follows:

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Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Consider approval of a conditional use permit to allow 'Red Head Support Services' to operate at 1145 West 1250 North.

 

Planner Ray Snyder presented the request for a conditional use permit to allow 'Red Head Support Services' to operate at 1145 West 1250 North.  The applicant is requesting to operate a Day Care facility for people with special needs, ages ranging from 12 to 50 years. There will be up to 15 clients at one time. The location will also be used for office space. This is in the M-1 (Manufacturing) zone.  He provided a PowerPoint presentation covering the following topics: aerial map; zoning map; lobby door; photos of the property; floor plan; and title map.  The Planning Commission recommended approval with findings and the following conditions and comments:

 

1.    State Requirements: This day care facility shall meet all applicable State of Utah requirements for a day care facility

2.    No Treatment: This facility shall not provide treatment for client.

3.    Supervision: The facility shall meet the State requirements for the ratio of supervision to client’s individual needs (e.g. 1:1 or 1:3, etc.)

4.    Corporate Office Hours: The typical office hours are anticipated to be approx. 8 am 5 pm Monday thru Friday, but some hours on Saturdays may occur for office personnel

5.    Day Program Hours: The typical hours for clients are anticipated to be approx. 9 am to 3 pm Monday thru Friday

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Hughes to approve the conditional use permit to allow Red Head Support Services to operate at 1145 West 1250 North. 

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

 

 

 

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CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Consider approval of a conditional use permit to allow construction of an approximate 20'-8 5/8" high RV garage on lot 135 in the Meadow Valley Farms Phase 11 subdivision.

 

Planner Ray Snyder presented the request for a conditional use permit to construct a detached residential RV Garage; the height will exceed the allowable building height of fifteen feet (15’), unless a conditional use permit is granted for a greater height. The property is located on the corner of 3770 South and Bentley Road and is zoned A-1 (Agricultural 40,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size).  He provided a PowerPoint

presentation covering the following topics: aerial map; general plan map; zoning map; final plat; site plan; elevations; and height.  He received a letter in opposition; however, after speaking to the applicant, the resident retracted his opposition.  The Planning Commission recommended approval.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Arial to approve the conditional use permit to allow construction of an approximate 20'-8 5/8" high RV garage on lot 135 in the Meadow Valley Farms Phase 11 subdivision.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT:

Consider approval of a conditional use permit to allow construction of an approximate 18'9" high RV garage on lot 10 in the Reserve at River Hollow Phase 1 subdivision.

 

Planner Ray Snyder presented the request for a conditional use permit to construct a detached residential RV Garage; the height will exceed the allowable building height of fifteen feet (15’), unless a conditional use permit is granted for a greater height.  The property is located on the corner of 1240 South and 2670 East and is zoned RE-20 (Residential Estates 20,000 sq. ft. minimum lot size). He provided a PowerPoint presentation covering the following topics: aerial map; general plan map; zoning map; final plat; photos of the area; site plan; elevations; and height.  The Planning Commission recommended approval with the following conditions:

 

1.    Location and setbacks: The structure shall be located approx. 6 ft. to 11 ft. from the home as presented in the site plan. The north setback is approx. 44 ft. and the east setback is approx. 30.5 ft. (10.5 + 20)

2.    Easement / JUC: The proposed structure will not encroach onto the City easement (on the east side) and will not require a JUC (Joint Utilities Committee) review prior to construction

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3.    Concrete Driveway: The applicant shall provide a paved driveway to the

garage

4.    Single Story: The structure shall only be a single story

5.    Color & Materials: The structures exterior finish and roof shall match the primary unit (home) in its color and materials

 

He received three (3) letters the request, two (2) in opposition. 

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Baca to approve the conditional use permit to allow construction of an approximate 18'9"

 

high RV garage on lot 10 in the Reserve at River Hollow Phase 1 subdivision.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Arial.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

PRELIMINARY PLAT:

Consider approval of the preliminary plat for Ranches of Little Valley.

 

Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins presented the preliminary plat for Ranches of Little Valley, a 4-lot residential subdivision located on 3670 South, east of Bentley Road; zoning is A-1 (Agricultural, minimum lot size 40,000 square feet).  All lots will be over 40,000 sq. ft.  The developer will be finishing the north side of 3670 South with curb, gutter, and sidewalk.  He showed and outlined the preliminary plat.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Hughes to approve the preliminary plat for Ranches of Little Valley.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

 

 

 

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FINAL PLAT:

Consider approval of the final subdivision plat for Aspen Estates Phase 7.

 

Assistant Public Works Director Wes Jenkins presented the final subdivision plat for Aspen Estates Phase 7, a 13-lot residential subdivision located at 2930 South and 3210 East; zoning is R-1-8.  He showed and outlined the final plat.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Hughes to approve the final plat for Aspen Estates Phase 7.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Arial.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

SET DATE FOR PUBLIC COMMENT:

Set date for public comment regarding the sale of a significant parcel of real property by the City.

 

Economic Development and Housing Director Shirlayne Quayle explained City code requires public comment on the sale of a significant parcel of real property with an estimated fair market value over $500,000.  The property is located at approximately 120 East and Crosby Way, Parcel No. SG-COF-1-4-ERD.  Staff recommends setting the public hearing to take public comment at the next regularly scheduled city council meeting on June 20, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. and to authorize City Recorder Christina Fernandez to post notice at the City offices identifying the time, date, location, and purpose of the public meeting.

 

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Baca to set the public hearing to take public comment regarding the sale of a significant parcel of real property by the City at the next regularly scheduled city council meeting on June 20, 2019 at 5:00 p.m.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Baca.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

REPORTS FROM MAYOR, COUNCILMEMBERS, AND CITY MANAGER:

            Councilmember Baca noted the Dino Museum is doing well.

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          Mayor Pike mentioned the County Commissioners plan to consider the .25% transportation transit sales tax.

 

City Attorney Shawn Guzman noted that some of the Art Around the Corner exhibits have been vandalized; this is something that is not typically an issue.  He explained the City covers the property insurance for the pieces.  Staff is taking care of getting them repaired. 

 

ADJOURN:

MOTION:      A motion was made by Councilmember Hughes to adjourn.

SECOND:        The motion was seconded by Councilmember Arial.

VOTE:             Mayor Pike called for a vote, as follows:

 

Councilmember Hughes – aye

Councilmember Bowcutt – aye

Councilmember Arial – aye

Councilmember Baca – aye

         

The vote was unanimous and the motion carried.

 

 

 

 

 

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Christina Fernandez, City Recorder