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080907 continued 081607 Charter Review Committee ~ CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE Date: Time: Place: Thursday, August 9,2007 7:00 PM City Commission Chambers, 1 st Floor, Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida 32771 Present: Stephen H. Coover, Chairman James L. Davis, Vice Chairman Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert J. Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Attorney: Kenneth W. Mcintosh, Assistant City Attorney C Janet R. Dougherty, City Clerk Call to Order Mr. Coover called the meeting to order at 7:08 PM. Approval of Minutes of July 12, 2007 Mr. Kinney moved to approve the Minutes. Seconded by Mr. Blacksheare and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: c Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye CRC 8/09/07 Approval of Minutes of July 26, 2007 u Mr. Brodeur moved to approve the Minutes as revised by Mr. Coover. Seconded by Mr. Blacksheare and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye James Davis Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Jason Brodeur Aye Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Chris McLeod Aye Dennis Stewart Aye Public Hearing Opened 7: 11 PM. Due to lack of public participation the Public Hearing was closed 7:11 PM. 0 Discussion with Finance Director, James Poulalion, regarding Section 2.11, Section 5.05(2), (4) & (5), Section 5.07(b) and Section 10.2. There was discussion with the Finance Director, Mr. Poulalion, regarding proposed language for Section 5.05(2) as follows: Section 5.05. Capital program. (2) A list of all capital improvements which are proposed to be undertaken during the five fiscal years next ensuing, with appropriate supporting information as to the necessity for such improvements and the commission district(s) where each capital improvement project is located; Mr. Brodeur moved to reject the proposed language in Section 5.05(2). Seconded by Mr. McLeod and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover James Davis Aye Aye I 2 c o u " !I:"' ~ - CRC 8/09/07 Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion with the Finance Director, Mr. Poulalion, regarding proposed language for Section 5.05(4) as follows: (4) A list of all capital reserve funds and/or anticipated to be expended by the end of the current fiscal year or extended into the new fiscal year; and, *** New paragraph - change paragraph (4) below to paragraph (5) *** Mr. McLeod moved to reject the proposed language in Section 5.05(4). Seconded by Mr. Brodeur and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye James Davis Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Jason Brodeur Aye Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Chris McLeod Aye Dennis Stewart Aye There was discussion with the City Manager, Mr. Yehl, regarding proposed language for Section 5.05(5) as follows: . (5) The city manager shall provide the commission with an annual year end comprehensive ,financial report of the city's income and expenditures during the budget year that shall comply with the reporting requirements of state law. The year end report shall contain numerical values for the income and expenditures of the city and shall include visual displays of city expenditures by commission district. Mr. McLeod moved that the proposed language in Section 5.05(5) not 3 CRC 8/09/07 be included in the Charter. Seconded by Mr. Brodeur and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: I Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Nay Aye Aye Aye Aye Nay Aye Aye There was discussion with the Finance Director, James Poulalion and the City Manager, Mr. Yehl, regarding proposed language for Section 5.05(5) as follows: Section 10.2 Emergency Ordinances and Finances (a) The commission may adopt one or more emergency ordinances and resolutions to meet I exigent public emergency needs at an open public meeting where public input on the emergency action(s) may be received. The city shall give the public as much notice of pending emergency legislation possible through the available media outlets but normal notice times of public hearings shall be waived due to the public necessity. All emergency ordinances and resolutions shall be narrow!y constructed to meet a public emergency affecting life, health, property or the public peace. All emergency ordinances and resolutions shall be in a format as prescribed by section 2.11 and shall be in compliance with statutory provisions. Emergency ordinances and resolutions shall require a simple majority for initial passage and a super majority for passages involving the same emergency condition. (b) The reason(s) for an emergency ordinance or resolution must be clearly delineated in the preamble of the proposed document. Such emergency documents shall contain an enabling clause, a declaration that an emergency state exists, clear language as to how the document will serve the emergency needs and an expiration date for the ordinance or resolution. (c) Emergency ordinances and resolutions shall not exceed sixty (60) days in duration and shall become effective immediately upon adoption or as legislated in the ordinance. Emergency ordinances or resolutions shall automatically expire on the sixty-first (61) day after their adoption, upon repeal or at such times as may be set within the ordinance or resolution. The commission shall cause an adopted emergency ordinance or resolution to publicize in as rapid a fashion as is possible under the existing emergency circumstances. I 4 ~ -~yi~Z~;i,t.~~tt1~!~~t:J -,:.t:~f;~~ i.j,;:t~i?:j,4'?: ,!!,' ;~~ CRC 8/09/07 (d) Emergency ordinances or resolutions may not be used to levy taxes; grant, renew or extend a franchise, authorize service or user fees for municipal services, enact a land use plan, alter zoning classifications or borrow money except as provided for under section 5.06 in this charter. Mr. McIntosh suggested asking Mr. Yehl if there is in existence within the City of Sanford emergency provisions giving attention to Federal and State dictates that meet the needs of the City of Sanford with what we categorize as handling emergencies as we have been instructed to handle them as a result of incidence that have occurred throughout America. Mr. Coover asked the question and Mr. Yehl stated the City of Sanford does have some sort of emergency Ordinance provisions that have been adopted and there may be other Ordinances in the Charter. He stated he would be best served to provide the Committee with a more detailed response. Mr. Mcintosh asked if the Charter Review Committee is going to meet again to table the matter until he can verify all the implementations of Homeland Security that are required by the Federal and State Government to take care of emergency situations. Mr. Blacksheare moved that Section 10.2 be tabled until further study. Seconded by Ms. Fogle and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye James Davis Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Jason Brodeur Nay Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Chris McLeod Nay Dennis Stewart Aye , Section 5.07. Amendments after adoption. (b) Emergency appropriations. To meet a public emergency affecting life, health, property or the public peace, the commission may make emergency appropriations. Such appropriations may be made by emergency ordinance in accordance with provisions of Section 10.2. To the extent that there are no available inappropriate revenues to meet such appropriations, the 5 CRC 8/09/07 Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye There was discussion of the previously approved Section 3.03 as follows: Section 3.03. Acting city manager. The city manager shall designate an acting city manager who shall perform the function of the city manager during the manager's temporary absence or disability. The city commission shall have power to give advice and consent to the city manager's designee. The city manager's approved designee for acting city manager shall be filed with the city clerk's office. The city commission may revoke the city manager's designee at any time. During times of the city manager's absence or disability, the commission may revoke such designation and appoint an acting city manager on its own authority. Mr. McLeod moved to delete the second sentence in Section 3.03. Seconded by Mr. Stewart and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye James Davis Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye CRC 8/09/07 Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 6.07 as follows: (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this charter the mayor shall represent the city as a whole and be elected by electors throughout the city. Each city commissioner shall represent .. ... ... . .. . . .. ~ iJ I t;~,('..:i\~~"""t~{l',. ~-..' . '\.l.;),.;_;~~~:'N::,:,~~~.~~'/ ~I;'f-'j~~. CRC 8/09/07 Mr. Stewart moved to approve Section 6.07. Seconded by Mr. Kinney and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 7.08 as follows: (a) Recall Initiation. The mayor and members of the city commission may be recalled and removed from office by their electors. A recall referendum shall be initiated when any five qualified electors file a recall petition and affidavit with the city clerk stating they will constitute the petitioners' committee and be responsible for circulating the petition and filing it in proper form, stating their names and addresses and specifying the name(s) of the official(s) to be recalled and the reasons for the recall. The electors desiring to recall an elected official shall designate a chairperson for the group. The recall petition shall not contain more than 250 words. The clerk shall file the original petition in the official records of the city, shall provide copies of the recall petition allegations to the accused elected official(s) and shall give the electors desiring to recall an elected city official a copy of the original recall petition. The city clerk shall give electors desiring to recall an elected official signature forms bearing positions for the printed name, signature, address, precinct number, voter identification number and telephone number of petition signers desiring an elected officials recall for voter certification and verification purposes. The electors desiring to recall an elected official shall have sixty (60) days from the date the original recall petition was filed to gather certified signatures of twenty (20) percent of the registered electors within the city official's 'constituency in order to proceed with the recall election. If the requisite certified elector's signatures are not gathered within the sixty (60) day limit the recall effort shall be deemed moot and a recall election shall not be held. (b) Electors desiring that the accused official undergo a recall election shall exhibit copies of the recall petition to all potential signers prior to asking the signer to complete the recall form. Electors desiring a recall of a public official shall complete all of the blanks on the official signature form. Electors circulating recall petitions shall give completed petition forms to the 13 CRC 8/09/07 city clerk for certification of the signer's qualifications as an elector. Each paper of a petition shall have attached to it, when filed, an affidavit executed by the circulator thereof stating that he or she personally circulated the paper; the number of signatures thereon; that all the signatures were affixed in his or her presence; that he or she believes them to be the genuine signatures of the persons whose names they purport to be; and that each signer had an opportunity before signing to read the full text of the ordinance proposed or sought to be reconsidered. The city clerk shall provide the supervisor of elections with copies of the completed recall forms so the elector's qualifications can be certified. The supervisor of elections shall certify the electoral qualifications of each recall petitioner to the city clerk until such time as the required numeric threshold for a recall election is met. The city clerk shall notify the accused official(s) and the commission that a successful recall threshold has been attained. (c) The city commission shall schedule a recall election for the involved official within sixty (60) days of a recall effort having attained the certified quantity of qualified electors. The city clerk shall cause a recall election notice to be posted in a newspaper of general circulation at least two (2) times and such postings shall be at least a week apart and no later than two (2) weeks prior to the recall election. A recall ballot shall ask "Shall be retained in office" and have a yes or no response. A simple majority of yes votes shall cause the recall effort to fail and the accused official(s) shall retain office. A simple majority of no votes cast shall remove the elected official from office immediately upon certification of the election by the commission. A recalled official shall be replaced as provided in Section 2.06. (d) Costs for recall petition certification shall be borne by members of the recall committee requesting the recall. Mr. Stewart moved to approve Section 7.08. Seconded by Ms. Fogle and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language presented by Janet Dougherty, City Clerk, for Sections 9.05 and 9.06 as follows: 14 I I ~ u [J D . {...~~. i~,'J, ~ ,vi' y .:.~,( ~ CRC 8/09/07 Section 9.05. Transitional schedule. The City Commissioners seated on the effective date of this Charter shall remain seated until their respective successors are elected and take office as mandated by the new Charter. The terms of the Mayor and of the two Commissioners which expire January 2, 2001 April 8, 2009 are hereby extended to April 3, 2001 January 4, 2011. The terms of the two Commissioners which expire January 5, 1999 April 5, 2011 are hereby extended to April 6, -1-999 January 8, 2013. Section 9.06. Effective date. This Charter shall be in full force and effective on April 1, 1997 November 1, 2008 upon ratification by a majority vote of the qualified electors voting thereon in a Special Election on December 3, 1996 August 26, 2008. Mr. Stewart moved to approve Sections 9.05 and 9.06 as presented. Seconded by Mr. McLeod and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.1 as follows: ARTICLE X. EMERGENCY PROVISIONS Section 10.1. Succession of office in times of disaster. (a) It is recognized that that man-made or natural disasters may kill or incapacitate one or more public officials. In such an event, the following order of succession shall be implemented to provide a continuity of legal authority and responsibility to prevent a vacuum vacancy in the city's elective and appointive leadership. (b) The order of succession in an emergency shall be: Mayor, Vice-Mayor, the senior commissioner as designated by time of service in office, the city manager, fire chief, police 15 CRC 8/09/07 I chief, public works director, finance director, personnel director and then the secondary management of the above departments in successive order. (c) The primary duty of an officer holding authority under an emergency succession shall be to reestablish public order and provide for a legal succession of elected and appointed officials as rapidly as is possible under municipal and state laws. Mr. McLeod moved to approve Section 10.1 (a) as amended with the word "vacuum" being changed to "vacancy" in the first paragraph and Section 10.1 (c) as proposed. Seconded by Mr. Stewart and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye I Mr. McLeod moved to approve Section 10.1 (b) as written. Seconded by Mr. Kinney and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye James Davis Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Jason Brodeur Aye Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Chris McLeod Aye Dennis Stewart Nay Mr. Brodeur moved to have the Clerk sequentially place all sections and subsections in proper order. Seconded by Mr. Stewart and carried by a vote I of the Committee as follows: 16 ~ ~ I " ;""~J. CRC 8/09/07 Stephen H. Coover James Davis Ed Blacksheare Jason Brodeur Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Chris McLeod Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Mr. Coover asked that if the Committee after going back and rereading sees anything that they can make improvement on to bring those items to the next meeting. There was discussion regarding as to what time the Joint Session with the City Commission would be held. Adjournment This meeting was recessed and continued to August 16, 2007, at 6PM. 17 The Charter Review Committee met on Thursday, August 16, 2007, at 6:00 PM in the Railroad Depot Room, 2nd Floor, Sanford City Hall, 300 North I Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, continued from Thursday, August 9,2007. Present: Stephen H. Coover, Chairman Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert J. Kinney Dennis Stewart Attorney: Kenneth W. Mcintosh, Assistant City Attorney Janet R. Dougherty, City Clerk Absent: James L. Davis, Vice Chairman Jason Brodeur Chris McLeod Call to Order Mr. Coover called the meeting to order at 6: 11 PM. I Approval of the partial Minutes of August 16, 2007 Mr. Coover stated on page 16, first full paragraph in dark print should read seconded by "Mr. Stewart" not "Mr. McLeod." Ms. Fogle moved to approve the Minutes as amended. Seconded by Mr. Stewart and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Dennis Stewart Aye Discussion of remaining tabled items, if any. II 18 D D D ; ~ 'V~.i-!.1'~~~ -"', CRC 8/16/07 There was discussion of proposed language as presented by City Attorney, Mr. Mcintosh, for Section 6.02(d) as follows: (d) It is understood that emergency exigent circumstances may arise from time to time. Elected commissioners and candidates for the commission shall normally physically reside in the district they are elected to represent or reside in the district they seek to represent from the date of assumption of office as a commissioner or from the date of their qualification as a candidate for the commission. Should an exigent circumstance cause their physical place of abode to be uninhabitable or destroyed and they are forced to take up temporary abode elsewhere within the City, then and in that event: (1) The commissioner/candidate shall make reasonable efforts to relocate within their elective district. (2) Failing such effort, the commissioner/candidate must seek the approval of the City Commission to temporarily reside outside their elected district. (3) Commission authority for commissioner/candidate to reside out of district shall be granted for such reasonable period as a valid exigent temporary relocation requirement exists as determined by the Commission. (4) Requests for extension shall be heard and acted upon by the Commission giving attendant to all exigent circumstances. (e) Any person who is a resident of the city and has qualified as an elector therein may become a candidate for the office of mayor or commissioner by qualifying as described above and taking and subscribing to an oath or affirmation in substantially the form as required by the general laws of Florida. Mr. Stewart moved to adopt Section 6.02(d) as presented by the City Attorney. Seconded by Mr. Blacksheare and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye 19 CRC 8/16/07 I There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.2(d) as follows: (d) Emergency ordinances or resolutions may not be used to levy taxes; grant, renew or extend a franchise, authorize service or user fees for municipal services, enact a land use plan, or alter zoning classifications. or borrow money oxcept as provided for under section 5.06 in this charter. Mr. Stewart moved to approve the Section 10.2(d) as amended. Seconded by Mr. Kinney and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Aye Ed Blacksheare Aye Dorothea Fogle Aye Otto Garrett Aye Robert Kinney Aye Dennis Stewart Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.2(c) as follows: I (c) Emergency ordinances and resolutions shall not exceed sixty (60) days in duration and shall become effective immediately upon adoption or as legislated in the ordinance. Emergency ordinances or resolutions shall automatically expire on the sixty-first (61) day after their adoption, upon repeal... or at such earlier times as may be set within the ordinance or resolution. The commission shall cause an adopted emergency ordinance or resolution to be publicizeg in as rapid a fashion as is possible under the existing emergency circumstances. Mr. Stewart moved to adopt Section 1 0.2(c) as amended. Seconded by Mr. Kinney and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye I 20 D o ~ - - "l7. CRC 8/16/07 There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.2(b) as follows: (b) The reason(s) for an emergency ordinance or resolution must be clearly delineated in the preamble of the proposed document. Such emergency documents shall contain an enabling clause, a declaration that an emergency state exists, clear language as to how the document will serve the emergency needs and an expiration date for the ordinance or resolution. Mr. Kinney moved for the adoption of Section 10.2(b). Seconded by Mr. Stewart and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Nay Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.2(a) as follows: (a) The commission may adopt one or more emergency ordinances and resolutions to meet exigent public emergency needs at an open public meeting where public input on the emergency action(s) may be received. The city shall give the public as much notice of pending emergency legislation possible through the available media outlets but normal notice times of public hearings shall be waived due to the public necessity. /\11 emergency ordinances and resolutions shall be narrowly constructed to meet a public emergency aff-ecting life, health, property or public peace. All emergency ordinances and resolutions shall be in =:1 format as proscribed by section 2.11 and shall be in compliance with statutory provisions. Emergency ordinances and resolutions shall require a simple majority for initial passage and a super majority for passages of ordinances or resolutions involving the same emergency condition. Mr. Stewart moved to adopt Section 1 0.2(a) as amended. Seconded by Mr. Garrett and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Nay Aye Aye 21 CRC 8/16/07 I Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye There was discussion of proposed language for Section 5.06(b) as follows: (b) Emergency appropriations. To meet a public emergency affecting life, health, property or the public peace, the commission may make emergency appropriations. Such appropriations may be made by emergency ordinance in accordance with provisions of section 2.11 and 10.2. To the extent that there are no available inappropriate revenues to meet such appropriations, the commission may, by such emergency ordinance, authorize the issuance of emergency notes, which may be renewed from time to time, but the emergency notes and renewals of any fiscal year shall be paid not later than the last day of the fiscal year next succeeding that in which the emergency appropriation was made. Mr. Stewart moved to adopt Section 5.06(b) as amended. Seconded by Mr. Kinney and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Aye " Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye I I -' I There was discussion of a proposed new Section 6.08 as follows: Section 6.08. Campaign material bonds or fees. The city shall not require that any candidate for elective office post an advance bond, fee or charge for the posting or distribution of campaign signs and materials as a part of the qualification process nor shall the city prohibit the distributing or posting of campaign signs and materials until an advance performance bond or fee is posted. Mr. Stewart moved to adopt the proposed new Section 6.08. The motion failed for lack of a second. There was discussion of proposed language for Section 10.1 as follows: I 22 c D ~ ...... ~,,'T ~ . ,............, ~ ::l<':.~-1""~ CRC 8/16/07 Section 10.1. Succession of office in times of disaster. (a) It is recognized that that man-made or natural disasters may kill or incapacitate one or more public officials. In such an event, the following order of succession shall be implemented to provide a continuity of legal authority and responsibility to prevent a vacancy in the city's elective and appointive leadership. (b) The order of succession in an emergency shall be: Mayor, Vice-Mayor. the senior commissioner as desiqnated by time of service in office. the city manager, fire chief, police chief, public works director, finance director, personnel director and then the secondary management of the,above departments in successive order. (c) The primary duty of an officer holding authority under an emergency succession shall be to reestablish public order and provide for a legal succession of elected and appointed Mr. Stewart moved to substitute proposed language for Section 10.1 which is succession to include that all the City Commissioners will be used in the line of succession before we go to appointed officials. Seconded by Mr. Blacksheare and failed by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Nay Aye Nay Nay Nay' - Aye: Discussion of Resolution 2007-01 to City Commission for review and execution. Mr. Stewart moved to approve the Resolution 2007-01. Seconded by Ms. Fogle and carried by a vote of the Committee as follows: Stephen H. Coover Ed Blacksheare Dorothea Fogle Otto Garrett Robert Kinney Dennis Stewart Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye Aye 23 CRC 8/16/07 Discussion of Civil Service Memo dated August 22,2007 - Final Format. Mr. Coover approved the prepared final format of the Civil Service Memo dated August 22, 2007 for his transmittal to the City Commission on August 27,2007. Review of Time Calculation. Mr. Mcintosh stated exclusive of the time invested in this project by the City Clerk and City Attorney, the Committee spent 416.45 hours with conjunction with the project that includes all committee and subcommittee meetings, public hearings, staff support and topics handled. Adjournment This meeting was adjourned at 7:24 PM. I /~ I CHAIRMAN Attest: Quill-I< . J/Ju/0i1uirA- tSecretary U v jk 24 ~