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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.council.19690714 Regular Meeting Aspen City Council July 14~ 1969 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Robert Barnard at 3:40 p.m. with Councilmen Carl Bergman~ Werner Kuster~ Clyde Clymer and City Attorney Albert Kern. The accounts payable were submitted to Councilman Bergman to review prior tothe meeting. Councilman Kuster moved to approve the minutes of~une 23~ 1969 as prepared and mailed by the City Clerk. Minutes Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye ; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Mr. Bob Fischer representing the LodgingAs~ociation and Mr. David Stapleton representing the Businessmen's Hippies Association were ~mpme~t to'~iscuss with Council the problemsm as relates to the image of Aspen~ involved with hoodloms, bums~ creeps and tramps. Councilman John Benninghoff arrived. Mr. Fischer reported lodge owners are getting wholesgie~cancellations andsome of the complaints re- ceived relate that these people are blocking the sidewalks begging and generally the the ugly people in town.. The Lodging Association recommends and insists that all advertise- ments of free love ins, jazz festivals be stopped. We need space for employeesand good employees. We are willing to back up the building inspection and health departments 1001 and willing to give time and money ir it is so desired. Like to look at our newspapers to take a leadership role, that would be unique in the country, of producing and promoting a program retaining our individuality, our individualistic Aspen and making it a better place to live, a haven for people with spirit, imagination and inspiration. Mr. Fischer outlined the following proposal which he stated require little police action: #1 - Health law~ enforced - adequate sanitary facilities, no bare feet, etc. #2 - Housing and building laws enforced. #3 - Possible lease program~perhaps through the City and Lodging Association. #4 - Let our officials know that we back them to achieve these ends. #5 - Help the Forest Service in enforcement of their laws. #6 - Contact towns and cities who have successfully coped ~ith this problem. #7 - To achieve these ends, first of all is lodge owners, businessmen agree to enforce the laws, to take care of thei~r own, employ people who will be a credit to Aspen and tourists, and guests will be recommended to places that are a credit to Aspen #8 ~ We agree to continue the character of Aspen which is friendliness, atmosphere and enthusiam to make guests and tourists and employees welcome. Mr. Stapleton reported the Businessmen"s Association supports the Lodging Associations proposed program. Do not feel that the laws shPuld be enforced or harassed on any one group laws should be enforced for all. Mr. Stapleton broug~out the fact under the proposed leasing program no one will be telling owners how they can use their premises, but ther~are laws which will mmke people bring theio buildings up to code and in turn the property more desirable to employees. Question was raised as to the licenses required by the City and under what type of license does Mother's operate. Mayor Barnard pointed out, ~p to July 1, the City required only a gross receipt's tax license. This is no longer in effect. Sanitarian Koenig reported Mother,s does have a State Food Sales Tax License which means he buys the food already packaged and sells the merchandise in the same package. Discussed if this type of operation requires sanitary faciiities. Councilman Kuster reporte~ he has had complaints of their doing their thing outside of the truck, Question was asked if premises presently used can be vacated to provide housing for businessmen. City Attorney Kern reported the City cannot determine who will live there unless the City leases the premises. 925 Regular Meeting Aspen City Council July 1~, 1969 Hippies Mayor Barnard stated the City, unsuccessfully, in the past has tried to provide housing for low cost housing. Building Inspector Meyring stated under the building code if you have a store, you must have restroom facilities either on or adjacent to the property. Sanitarian Koenig reported Mother's state that under this requiremmnt they use the Om which is one block away. Discussed peddlers. City Administrator Wurl reported there have been complaints on the pop corn wagon and she will have to move from her present location. Complaints have been that it causes congestion on the sidewalk. Councilman Kuster made a mOtion that full reports from the Building Inspector and Health and Sanitation Departments be submitted to Council each month stating the places that have been inspected for the month and what's being done and also on each inspection check out t~e employee registration and health certificates where appropiate. Seconded by Councilman B~rgman. Roll call vote Councilmen Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye; Clymer aye. Sanitarian Koenig stated that if his office is to enfore la~m' on bare feet and torsos, the City will have to pass a law as such.. Water Certif- Awarding of Certificates - Mayor Barnard presented framed Water School Certificates to icates Elbert Ta~ker, Water Superintendent for a grade of Class D, James Markalunas, Water Plant Operator for a Class A and Bill Ramsey for a Class C and D. Mayor's Deed A Mayor's Deed for Block 54, Lots O, P, Q, R and S was submitted to Council by the City Blk 54, Lots ~,P Clerk. City Cerk reported the deed had been checked by the City Engineer and City Attorney Q,R,S and found to be all in order. Councilman Kuster moved to authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign a Mayor's Deed to Block 54, Lots O, P, Q, R and S to Julia A. Eriksen, Christine Erkisen Hart and Erik Willia~ Erkisen. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Conncilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Hillyard Park Hillyard Park - Mayor Barnard sgated earlier in the week Mr. & Mrs~ Hillyard conveyed as a gift to the City, 4 lots on the condition that the area be made a park , Counc±lman Clymer moved to accept this gift for a park on behalf of the City and authorize the City Attorney to prepare a Resolution dedicating and naming this Hillyard Park. Secondedl by Councilamn Kuster. Councilman Benninghoff questiond what the conditions were on this gift. City Administrator Wurl read Exhibit A attached to the deed relating the following conditions: #1 - This area be set apart, dedicated, treated and maintained by the City of Aspen ex- clusively as a public park and garden area. #2 - Property ~.hall never be used as a public camp ground or a public athletic field or playground or as a car parking area. #3 - Said property or any part thereof shall never be transferred, sold, leased, exdhmnged or encumbered by the city. #4 - Failure by the City to keep and observe the terms and conditions annexed to this gift shall cause the termination of all rights and interest by the City and thereupon title therai- to shall revert to and reinvest ~o the party Of the first part or their heirs. Letter attached to the deed also was outlined by the City Administrator stating the following terms: #1 - Install a sprinkling system. #2 - Construct a fence ~ith a gate on the street side. #3 - To employ Henry Pederson to plan the landscaping and supervise the planting of the areai. #4 - To name the park Hillyard Park. Roll call vote- Counci1~men Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Water Bonds Water Bonds - Mr. Terry Tierney of W. E. Hutton and Co, outlined the tab~lation of the bids as follows: Seven bids submitted, lot bid - Bosworth, Sullivan and Co., Inc. with an average of 5.79316, high bidder 6.2243 BoettCher and Company. Conncilman Bergman moved to accept the bid of Bosworth, Sullivan and Company, Inc, of Denver as submitted on the bid form. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. 926 ; Reg~j~_~ting Aspen City Council July 14, 1969 RESOLUTION #o, SERIES OF 1969 was read in full by the City Clerk as follows. Resolution-#8 WHEREAS, The City Council of the City of Aspen has heretofore directed a Notice of Water Bonds Sale to be published for the sale of General Obligation Water Bonds of the City in the principal amount of $125,000; and WHEREAS, pursuant to the Notice of Sale, sealed bids were received by the Direetor of Finance for the purchase of said bonds until Monday, July 14, 1969, at 3:30 o'clock P.M.; and WHEREAS, After receiving and considering bids, it appears that the bid of Bosworth, Sullivan and Company, tnc, of Denver, was the highest and best bid for said bonds, being not less than par and accred interest therefor; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interests of the City of Aspen that such bid of Bosworth, Sullivan and Company Inc., be accepted; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO: Section 1. That the bid of BoSworth, Sullivan and Company, Inc., of Denver, for $125,000, of General Obligation Water Bonds, dated August 1, 1969, be and the same is hereby accepted and that said bonds are hereby awarded to said bidder. Section 2. That the good faith deposit submitted by the successful bidder be credited to the purchaser upon delivery of the bonds. Section 3. That the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado, is requested to do any and all things necessary to complete the delivery of the bonds to the purchaser in accordance with its bid. RESOLUTION ADOPTED AND APPROVED, This 14th day of July, 1969. Councilman Clymer moved to adopt Resolution #8, Series of 1969 as read. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilment Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Clymer aye. ORDINANCE #21, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT AN INDEBTEDNESS OM BEHALF OF THE Ordinance #21 CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, AND UPON THE CREDIT THEREOF BY ISSUING GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS Water Bonds OF SAID CITY IN THE PRINCIPAL SUM OF $125,000, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPLYING THE CIT~ WITH WATER BY EXTENDING AND IMPROVING THE WATERWORKS SYSTEM OF SAID CITY: PRESCRIBING THE FORM OF SAID BONDS: PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY OF TAXES TO PAY THE BONDS AND THE INTEREST THEREON; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY was read in full on first reading by the City Clerk. gouncilman Bergman made a motion to adopt Ordinance #21 Series of 1969 on first reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye. Clarifier Ibds- Recommendation from Mr. Rea was submitted to Council relating his reco- Clarifier mmendation the bid be awarded to White Construction. Bids-White Construction Councilman Kuster made a ~otion to award the clarifier bid to White Construction in the amount of $116,200.00, and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the contract. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Administrator Wurl reported Mr. White offered to complete the project within 200 days from the date that he received the notice to proceed. Roll call vote - Councilmen,s- Councilmen Kusteraye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Bicycle Races - Administrator Wurl reported Mr. Bidwell is requesting $500 plus our dso Bicycle Races nation of $45 or $50 towards the Garmisch Cup. Also reported that just prior to Council meeting, he received a call from John Vanderhoof of Glenwood Springs. The State Highway Patrol says they will not allow the race on the highway unless a governmental ag~mcy supports this race so that the State can negoiate~with us rather than a private citimen. Council agmeed to refer this to the ACVB plus the $500 donation. Councilman Kuster made a motion to authorize~!$50 toward the Garmisch Cup for the bicycle races. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Ail in favor, motion carried. Gauging Station - A letter and agreement were subimtted to Council from the De~rtment of Gauging Station Interior agreeing to participate on Maroon, Castle and Hunter of one-half the cost of installation and maintainance for one year. Mr. Wurl stated although Maroon is most vital at this time, recommend the City take advantage of all three at this time. Councilman Kuster mov.ed to authorized the Mayor .to sign the agreement with the Department of Interior with the provision that the Department of Interior participate as outlined. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye, Kuster aye, Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. O27 Regular Meetiqg Aspen City Council July 14, 1969 LETS System LETS System - Administrator Wurl reported this is a teletype hookup wRich is nationwide. In Region 10, which includes Aspen, received approval for participation.in the Law Enforce- ment Teletypewriter System. TRnA is a cooperative effort between the Sheriff's Office and the Police Department. Total cost of the equipment on a lease basis as well as operating costs for one year is S2500. Sixty percent will be paid by the Federal Government leaving a balance of S1000 to be divided between the City and County for one full year. This year will be reduced to approximately a figure of $500 to be divided between the City and County Councilman Bergman made a motion to authorize the City Administrator to proceed with the LETS program. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff nay~ Bergman aye; Kuster aye. Motion carried. Trucks-Mill & and Galena Streets - Administrator Wurl reported he has had complaints on trucks using Galena Mill and Galena and they request Council consider banning trucks from these two streets between Main and Durant. Perhaps Channel truck traffic to Monarch or Hunter. It was dis- cussed and agreed this would refer mainly to dump and construction trucks. Councilman Benninghoff made a motion to ~uthorize Administrator Wurl to write a letter to the companies involved with a copy to the local newspapers requesting these trucks use Monarch or Hunter Streets. Sconded.by Councilman Clyer. Ail in favor, motion carried. Questionnaire Questionnaire - Administrator Wurl briefly outlined the results of those questionnaires returned, 329 returned. Copies were submitted to Council. Project Reports Administrator Wurl gave the following project reports: Fire escape, Opera House - 85% complete; Teen Center 95% complete; Sidewalks 10% complete: Alley paving 60% complete~ start paving on Wednesday; Buttermilk water line - started this date. Resolution #6 RESOLUTION #6, SERIES OF 1969 as f~bllows was read in full by the City Clerk: Calif.-Zephyr RESOLUTION #6 Series of 1969 WHEREAS, The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company has requested permission from the InterstateCommerce Commission to discontinue operation of its last remaining get trains, the California Zephyr, between Denver, Colorado and Salt Lake City, Utah; amd WHEREAS, the California Zephyr is the only passenger train servicing Glenwood Springs and the Aspen area; and WHEREAS, the discontinuance of the California. Zephyr would work an extreme economic hardshop on every tourist-oriented community'along it's ren and would certainly be harmful to Western Colorado and Aspen: NOW, THEREFOR, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado that said Council h~ereby officially protests the attempted abandonment of the California Zephyr service and urges the Interstate Commerce Commission to order the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company to continue said service. Councilman Clymer moved to adopt Resolution #6, Series of 1969 as read in full. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen'.Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. 4 County ~ :Mr. Wurl related a request from the four county Resource Planning and Development Council & Development that Mr. Graves appear before the Council at their next meeting. Council agreed to have Mr. Graves appear on the agenda. Resignation Letter~ of resignation from Richard. Flewelling, Finance Director was read by Administrator R. Flewelling Wurl. Council congratulated Mr. Flewelling on his appointment as City Manager of Lafayette, Colorado. Street Cuts Street Cuts - Mayor Barnard commended City Engineer Mahnke for having the telephone company make their cuts behind the curbs. Councilman Kuster made a motion that no n~w. cuts be permitted until they fix what they have presently open. Seconded by Councilman' Benninghoff. Roll call wore - Councilmen 8enninghoff aye; Ctymer aye; Knster aye; Bergman aye° Ordinance #10 ORDINANCE #10, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE I, CHAPTER 5, SECION l, OF THE Election Wards MIINICIPAL CODE. OF THE CITY OF'ASPEN,,COLORADO, ENTITLED WARDSAND ESTABLISHING NEW WARD. BOUNDARIES FOR THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO Was read by titl~eonly, as agreed by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk .... Councilm~nBergman moved td adopt Ordinance #10, Series-of 1869 on-second reading and 6rder the same~pubtished. Seconded~by Councilman Clymer. Roll,call V~e - CoUncilmen Bergmah aye; Kuster.aye, Benninghoff any;,Clymer Aye. Motion Carried. Resolution #7 RESOLUTION #7, SERIES OF 1969 as follows was read in full by the City Clerk: ' Precincts & Polling Places RESOLUTION #7 Series of 1969 WHEREAS, the City Council of the Citv of Aspen has adomtmd 928 ~eg~ula~_Meeting Aspen City Council July 14, 1970 NOW, THEREFORE, The City Council of the City of Aspen hereby resolves and establishes three election precincts: the boundaries of Ward No. 1 shall be the same boundaries as Precinct Resolution #7 No. 1; the boundaries of Ward No. 2 shall be the same boundaries as Precinct No. 2, and the Precincts & boundaries of Ward No. 3 shall be the same boundaries as Precinct No. 3. Polling Places- The p611ing places shall be as follows: Precinct No. 1: Crestahaus Motel Precinct No. 2: Aspen Community Church Precenct No. 3: Hickory House Councilman Kuster moved to adopt Resolution #7, Series of 1969 as read. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Vlymer aye; Bennin ghoff nay, Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Motion carried. ORDINANCE #11, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1, 2 AND 3 OF CHAPTER 3, TITLE Ordinance ~11 I, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO ENTITLED FIRE ZONES AND CHANGING Fire Zones THE FIRE ZONE~LIMITS was read by title only, as agreed by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk. Councilman Bergman moved to adopt Ordinance #11, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Benninghoff nay, Clymer aye; Bergman aye. Motion carried. ORDINANCE #12, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PORTIONS OF CHAPTER 2, TITLE VIII AND Ordinance ~12 REPEALING PORTIONS OF CHAPTER 2, TITLE VIII OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, Excavations PERTAINING TO EXCAVATIONS, AND HEREBY DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read by title only, as agreed by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk. Councilman Kuster moved to adopt Ordinance #12, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll cal vote Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye. ORDINANCE #14, SERIES OF 1969, WHEREAS THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ASPEN HAS APPROVED Ordinance ~14 BY THE VOTE OF TWO TO ONE. TWO ORDINANCES OF THE SERIES OF 1968; AND, WHEREAS, THE CITY Ratify & Approve COUNCIL DESIRES TO RATIFY AND APPROVE SUCH ORDINANCES: BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL Ord. #30, #41 OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO:SECTION 1, ORDINANCE NO. 30, SERIES OF 1968, REPEALING THE Series of 1968 VAGRANCY ORDINANCE, AND ORDINANCE NO. 41. SERIES OF 1968, AMENDING TITLE XI, RELATING TO ~-~ USES IN THE C-2 DISTRICT ARE HEREBY APPROVED AND RATIFIED AS READ AND PUBLISHED was read in full by the City Clerk on second reading. Councilman Kuster made a motion to adopt Ordinance #14, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman, Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. ORDINANCE #15, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE REPEALING CHAPTER 3 OF TITLE IX OF THE Ordinance #15 ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO PERTAINING TO RENTAL REVENUE TAX was read by Repeal Bed Tax title only, as agreed by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk. Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt Ordinance #15, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Bergmmn aye; Clymer aye.. ORDINANCE #16, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 24 SERIES OF 1968 OF Ordinance #16 THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, PERTAINING TO GROSS RECEIPTS TAX was read Repeal Gross by title only as agreed by Council on second reading by the City Clerk. Receipts Tax Councilman Bergman made a motion to adopt Ordinance #16, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye. ORDINANCE #17, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 1, OF TITLE VI OF THE OFFICIAL Ordinance #17 CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN ESTABLISHING OFFENSES REGARDING PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY AND Offenses SPECIFICALLY LOITERING, BEGGING AND SLEEPING OR LODGING IN UNAUTHORIZED PLACES was read by title only, as agreed by Council, on second reading, by the City Clerk. Councilman Bergman made a motion to adopt Ordinance #17, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye. ORDINANCE #20, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 2, TITLE V OF THE OFFICIAL Ordinance #20 CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN RELATING TO OPERATION OF BUSINESS (STREET VENDORS) ON PUBLIC Street Vendor~s-~ PROPERTY INCLUDING STREETS, ALLEYS AND PARKS was read in full on first reading by the Not Adopted City Clerk. ORDINANCE #13, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND RATIFYING CERTAIN LONG TERM LEASE~ Ordinance #13' OF THE CITY OF ASPEN was read by the City Clerk, title only, as agreed by Council on second Leases reading. Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt Ordinance #13 Series of 1969 on second reading and 929 J~. _l~9~t_i~g A~4%e~a_fLity Co~cil .ittl~v lA= ]Q6R Ordinance ~20 It was reported this ordinance was prepared as an effort to control vendors on public Street Vendors property. Not Adopted ~ Council~n Clymer ~de a motion to bring this ordinance to a vote. Motion die~ for lack of a second. Councilman Benninghoff made a motion to abandon this ordinance. Seconded by Councilmn Bergen, Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer na~, Bergman aye. Motion carried. Pop Corn Wagon Administrator Wurl questioned what Council wishes as relates to previous authorization on the opo corn wagon. Mr. Stapleton stated most complaints were concerned with the con- gestion of pedestrians on the sidewalk. Council~n Benninghoff moved that the pop corn wagon lady be advised that the City has today decided to drop the licensing of any street vendors of any kind at this particular time and since she is now in violation of doing business on public land, she remove her pop corn wagon as soon as feasible. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Conneilmen Clymer nay; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Motion carried. RSA Resolution Resolution under the RSA was submitted to Council relating to the reduction of the allocations. Woodlander Rob Roy was present and requested permission to store ~terials out to the curb line in Construction front of the Woodlander during construction. Sidewalk Mr. Roy als~state& since construction of the street sidewall will be necessary to tear up the sidewalk in order go construct the wall. A~inistrator Wurl pointed out this points out the need for set backs in the front under zoning in the business district. Mr. Roy further stated will need to close off the sidewalk for a minim~ period of 2 weeks. Council~n Benninghoff moved that at this time the City deny permission for the use of any of the sidewalk or street for storage of mterials and also require that within a~ ~eriod of 10 days the sidewalk area be returned to use and during construction the City be provided with an adequate by-pass of the area. Seconded by Councilmny Clymer. Roll call vote - Concilmen Bergmn aye; Kuster nay, Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye; Mo~ion..carried/ Attorney Clinton Stewart, Attorney, 'Statement - Councilman Kuster made a motion to pay the itemized Stewart-Statement bill submitted by Clinton Stewart', Attorney. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote- Councilmen Kuster ~yeL ~nninghoff aye; Clymer aye; Bergmn aye. P & Z Structure Council Co~ents --Councilman Kuster suggest an ordinance be prePared requiring 2 year terms for the Planning and Zoning Comission members- 6 years is too long to ask-anyone to serve; requir~ all reco~endations or actions of the P & Z be approved by Council before being executed; and exclude the Mayor and Councilmen from ~embership on the Co~ission. City Attorney-Kern stated any new ordinance cannot-affect the present terms of the present members/ Council request City A~torney Kern draft an ordinance including the requirements as out- lined by Councilman Kuster. North Side Councilman Bergman questioned Sf'a decision-had been received on the North Side Annexation- Annexation No. Federal District City Administrator Wurl questioned if any of the Council members wished to attend the hear- Court lng i~ Federal DistrictCourt in Denver on the hippy case when the City receives notice. Councilman Bergen stated he wished to go and Mr. David Stapleton stated a few of the members of the Businessmen's Association would also like to go. Water - Castle Council~n Clymer queStioned the camping aton~ Castle Creek and near the City's water supply and shed. The~e are no sanitary facilities'in' this'area. Administrat0r Wurl to check O~t · Councilman Kuster moved to adjourn at 7:00 p. m;; seconded by Councilman Cl~er. Ail in favor, meeting adjourned. ~orrazne ~raves, ulty Clerk -