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HomeMy WebLinkAboutminutes.council.19691208 Meeting was called to order by Mayor Robert Barnard at 3:45 p.m. with Councilmen Carl Berg- man, Werner Kuster, John Benniughoff, Clyde Clymer, City Administrator Leon Wurl and City Attorney Albert Kern. The accounts payable were given to Councilman Clymer prior to the meeting to review. Accounts Payable Councilman Clymer moved to approve the minutes of the last meeting as prepared and mailed by the City Clerk. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote Councilmen Bergman Minutes aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Towing Bids - Mr. Lew Albright and Mr. Paul Thorpe were present. Letters received by both Towing Bids bidders outlinging what they felt was needed and they would ~provide. Mr. Thorpe stated he would just like to re-affirm his figures as submitted on his bed and his truck would be stored at the Aspen Conoco Station. Discussed the requirement of a performance bond. Councilman Clymer made a motion to accept the bid of Paul Thorpe as submitted and authoriz, the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the contract. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote-~ Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Council stated they wanted it understood that if performance is not up to par the contract will be cancelled. Mayor Barnard opened the public hearing on zoning of Lot 22, West Aspen Subdivision. Zoning Lot 22 Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Commission of R-15 zoning was submitted. West Aspen Sub There being no further comments, Mayor Barnard closed the public hearing. Mayor Barnard opened the public hearing on zoning of the Alpine Lodge Annexation to the City. Recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission of R-15 zoning was submitted to Council. There being no further discussion, Mayor Barnard closed the public hearing. Mayor Barnard opened the public hearing on the capital improvements program and further Capital Improve- stated the procedure is to adopt this program into the over all Master Plan. The following ments letter was read by Mayor Barnard. Gentlemen: As a councilman elect and member of the Planning and Zoning CommisSion, I request that thi~ statement be made a part of the record at the Public Hearing on the Capital Improvements Program. Approval of the Capital Improvements Budget by the Planning and Zoning Commission did not constiture blanket approval of all projects nor did it constitute amendment of the Master Plan. State Statutes require specific procedure to amend the Master Plan: "The adoption of the plan - or amendment - shall be by resolution of the commission carried by the affirm- ative votes of not less than two-thirds of the entire membership of the Commission. The resolution shall refer expressly to the maps and descriptive and other matter intended by the commission to form the whole or part of the plan and the action taken shall be record- ed on the map and plan and descriptive and other by the identifying signature of the chairman. An attested copy of the plan or part thereof shall be certified to the legislati~ or governing body of the territory affected and after approval by said body shall be filed with the clerk and recorder of each county affected." No such procedure has been followed by the Planning and Zoning Commission. Regarding two items in the Capital Improvements Program, more specifically show in the de- tailed budget estimates, the proposed City-County-golf course and Hillyard Park. Neither of these two projects appear on the Master Plan text or maps. Neither of these two project: have been submitted for study and recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Commission as required by State Statutes. The above mentioned legal requirements are for the protection ~ and information of the public and should not be disregarded by any City Council. !i As a resident and taxpayer, I wish to express my opposition to the proposed City-County !i golf course. The suggested cost of $350,000 at the time of the 2% sales tax election, and the figure of $410,000 mentioned in the Capital Imporvements Budget has increased four fold, to an estimated $1,500,000. In addition, by 1970, two 18 hol~ ~olf courses will be ~: available closer to Aspen than the proposed Woody Creek course. Lack of zoning in this area will be conducive to poor development around the public facilities. The greatest need for open space and recreational facilities is close to the population center in and around Aspen. The stated purpose of the golf course, to stimulate summer business, is contrary to the general opinion against the use of public funds to encourage unhealthy growth. The proposed golf course is not intended to serve the needs of the community. These needs, in parks, recreation facilities and open space close to home, to serve the needs of the residents and by following the spirit of the Master Plan~' /s/ Francis Whitaker 969 Regular Meeting Aspen City Council December 8, 1969 Capital Recommendation from the Planning and Zoning was submitted recommending approval of the Improvements program. Mayor Barnard stated this is a great voluminous thing that the City is trying to get incorp orated into the Master Plan. The plats and plans have been available to the public. Plats and plans were submitted to Council. Councilman Clymer referred to the article which appeared in the Aspen Times written by K. N. C. B. Moore which related tb the golf course and acquiring such at the present location close to t~wn. Councilman Clymer stated there is no comparison between the cost of the landil close to t~wn and the site which is presently being discussed down the valley. Mayor Barnard stated if we don't do anything but acquire the land at the price offered, wil~ have done a service for the community. Councilman Benninghoff stated when the sales tax went in, the golf course was in there and no one made known their opposition to it at that time. Mayor Bernard s.tated if the location were up Owl Creek, the characters who are against it would be all for it. William Dunaway_ stated he did not remember any location in the capital improvements program~ that is not what is being considered at this time. Joan Lane stated she objected to a golf course with public funds. Albert Kern stated he had been advised that the Planning and Zoning did make a recommendation to the City Council to adopt the program as submitted to the Planning and Zoning. There were only four members who voted in favor of it, Whitaker was one of them. Law does require 2/3rds of the Planning and Zoning which would be five members so technically do not have 2/3rds approval from the Planning and Zoning Commission. It will take 2/3rds of the City Council to over-ride this. Mr. Kern questioned if there was a resolution from the Planning and Zoning Commission. City Clerk read from the Planning and Zoning minutes the following motion made by the Commission: "Clasen moved that the Aspen Planning and Zoning Commission adopt the City Administrator's capital improvements program and budget as submitted. Seconded by Mars. Roll call vote - Clasen Mars Whitaker Molny aye." aye; aye; aye; Molly Prins stated she was opposed to e golf course. Lyman Bielefeldt stated he was for the golf course. John Huebinger stated he was for the golf course. Leonard Oates stated he was for the golf course. Mr. Albright questioned if the 2/3rds included the Mayor. Attorney Kern stated 2/3rds of the City Council includes the Mayor, although the Mayor cannot vote. Mr. Albright stated he was for a golf course. Mrs. Dunaway stated the original offer for the golf course was an option then somehow another offer was involved with having to pay money right away for land and construction. Mayor Barnard stated Garths .offer still~ stands~, Mr. Sardy, County Commissioner incprporated an offer from Vagneur that does involve the payment of land. Mr. Dunaway stated can see a golf course where you don't have to buy~ the land and build at the same time. Actual location is not in the program. Mayor .Barnard stated he did not see how you could go wrong paying $2,000 an acre. City Attorney Kern informed the Council anything adopted outside of the City will have to be approved by the County Planning and Zoning. Mayor Barnard stated if there is a chance for something to 'be done, now is the time to buy the land~ Do not have to build a golf course, could be used for othez recreational uses. There being no further comments Mayor Bernard closed the public hearing. Councilman Clymer moved to zone lot 22, West Aspen Subdivision R-15 and instruct the City Attorney to prepmre an~ordinance.~ Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote Councilmen Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye; Clymer aye. 970 Regular Meeting Aspen City C0un~il December 8, 1969 Councilman Benninghoff moved to zone the Alpine Lodge Annexation R-15 and instruct the 9ity Alpine Lodge Attorney to prepare an ordinance. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Council- Annexation men Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye. Zoning Diagrams, plans, maps and material were available to the public and Council for examination and discussion. Coun~ilmam Bergman made a motion to adopt the Capital Improvements Program and Budget as Captial ~.submitted~and instruct the City Attorney to draw up a Resolution to amend the Master Plan Improvements to include the Captial Improvements Program and Budget. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye. ORDINANCE #34, SERIESOF 1969, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE SUBMISSION OF A PROPOSAL FOR Ordinance #34 A CHARTER CONVENTION TO THE VOTE OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO Home Rule Electior AT A SPECIAL CITY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN ASPEN, COLORADO, ON JANUARY 6th, 1970 was read by title only, as agreed by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk. Councilman Benninghoff moved to adopt Ordinance #34, Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published as~ provided by law. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote- Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Memo from the City Clerk was submitted to Council recommending Council approval of the Liquor Renewals renewal of the liquor licenses for the Blue Moose, Woodlander and Theodore's pending proper applications being filed. Above mentioned were recently approved on purchase and sale applications. Councilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for the Blue Moose pending proper application being filed. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call Vote- Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster abstain; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Motion carried. Councilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine.and spirituous liquor license for Theodore's pending proper application being filed. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilemn Kuster abstain; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Councilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the Anchorage beer, wine and spirituous = liquor license as submitted. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote ~ Council- men Bergman aye; Kuster abstain; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Hotel Jerome - Mayor Barnard read to the Council information from the Police Department relating 4 disturbances at the Hotel in 1969. Councilman Bergman moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor~license for the Hotel Jerome. Seconded by Council- man Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye; Kuster abstain. Motion carried. Aspen Inn - Myor Barnard related to Council information from the Police Department of four disturbances. Mr. Lyman Bielefeldt, owner, stated the noise problem has been solved. Have installed insulation and also turned the bandstand around. Councilman Clymer moved to approve,~:, renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor licens~ for the Aspen Inn. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll.~¢all vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain. Moti. on carried. Ccouncilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor licens~ for the Starboard Tack. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote- Councilmen Benninghoff 'aye; Kuster abstain; Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Motion carried. Councilman Bergman moved to approve the renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for The Lodge. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Kuster abstain; Benninghoff aye. Motion carried. Councilman Benninghoff moved to approve the renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquo~ license for teh Aspen Alps Club as submitted. Seconded b Councilman Bergmmn. Roll call vote Councilman Kuster abstain; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Meeting Place - Mayor Barnard informed Council there have been 2 disturbances in 1969. Councilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license fora-the ~eeting Place. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote - Councilman Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstainq Bergman aye. Motion carried. Councilman Clymer moved to approve the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for the Buffet Room', Seconded by CounCilmmn Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye; BenninghOff aye; Kuster abstain; Clymer aye.. Motion carried. Councilman Benninghoff moved to approve the renewal of the beer~ wine and spirituous liquo~ " license for the Four Seasons. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote = Councilmen Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain; Clymer aye. Motion carried. 971 Regular Meeting_ Aspen City Council December 8z 1969 Liquor Renewals Councilman Benninghoff moved to approve the renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for Garfunket's. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster abstain; Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye; Clymer aye. Motion carried. Councilman Bergman moved to approve the renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for the Mother Lode. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain. Motion carried~ Councilman Bergman moved to approve the renewal of the beer and wine license for the Wienerstube. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye: Bergman aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain. Motion carried. Eagles Club - Mayor Barnard reported the Police Department has listed 2 disturbances for 1969. Councilman Clymer moved to approve the beer, wine and spirituous liquor club license for the Eagles ClUb. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call Vote- Councilmen Bergman aye Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain, Clymer aye. Motion carried Councilman Clymer moved to approve renewal of the beer, wine and spirituous liquor license for teh Randy Tar. Seconded by Councilman Benninghoff. Roll call vote - Councilmen Benninghoff aye; Kuster abstain; Bergman aye; Clymer aye. Motion carried. Mr. John Huebinger was present and request permission to leave the cover over the sidewalk for a while longer during construction. Permission granted. Also stated the crane will be removed on Wednesday. Bus Depot Bus Depot - Four representatives of San Juan Tours were present. Mr. A. K. Bradfore reported he would like to give a status report ot Council. A garage has been built out at Buttermilk to store buses which will be finished about the 20th of December. There is a problem with the location at the foot of Spring Street for the new bus depot of sewage. Working out an agreement with Riverside Trailer Court to~extend~the Metro line to,the depot at the same time it is extended to the trailer park, As a temporary measure will put in collecting tanks, will be pumped each week. Mayor Barnard s'tated he did not s~e how anybody was'going to be served-by,the 18th of December by the Metro Sanitation District. Pictures were submitted showing where Metro construction had exposed the gas line. Administrator Wurl reported a Water hydrant was ~1~o broken. Mr. Bradford stated they intended to have the new bus depot ready by Eebraary 1st, b~ilding will be 28 x 42-and will include all facilities. It was broughYto Council's attention the pumped sewage would be dumped at Lake Evil at the dump. Administrator Wurl stated he had authorized the Forest Service and Leeds to dump at the dump rather than dumping just anywhere: Councilman Benninghoff made a Resolution that Mr. Wurl and the Building Inspector not to issueia building permit until~such time as San Juan Tours has given in writing, full ~ particulars on.where they are going~to dump the sewage which shall.be either one of the two sewage plants. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. City Attorney Kern suggest authorizing the building permit but specifically state that no' use permit would be issued. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman nay; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer nay~ Mayor '~ Bernard aye. Resolution passed. Mr. Bradford also request the City paint lf2 block on Mill Street at the present location so that buses can park against the curb to unload and load, Have an agreement to stay at th~ location with the owner of the building till March 1st. Councilman Benninghoff pointed out there is a traffic problem in this~area caused by the buses. Councilman Kuster made a motion to grant the posting of signs for bus parking only for as long as the buses do not double park, do not run the buses-and do not park over-night from the alley to the corner of Mill and Hymen till the 1st of February. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Council request Administrator Wurl:.sefid.lcopies~of~the motion to all bus companies. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Judges & Judges and Clerks of Election -:City Clerk'submitted a list for Council approval of the ~ Clerks judges and clerks for the January 6th home rule election. ~ouncilman'Benninghoff'moved to:approve the judges and clerks as sumbitted by. the City Clef] Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye. ~ 972 Regular Meeting .. ~ ~ Aspen~ City Council December 8, 1969 Accounts Payable - CounCilman Clymer questioned the following bills: typographical error on Accounts Payable the general fund of.$~40 an number 65; ~ater ~epartment the~freight cha~rged on ~the bill from Goble-Sampson for chemicals. Administrator Wurl to locate bill while Council proceeds with-agenda.- ~ ORDINANCE #35, SERIES OF i969~, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER ~I, SECT~ION 4 o~TITLE VI OF Ordinance #35. THE OFFICIAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN RELATING TO ASSISTING AN OFFICER was read by title Assisting only, as agreed~by Council, on second reading by the City Clerk.~ Officer Councilman Benninghoff moved to adopt Ordinance #36, Series of 1969 on second reading and Ordinance #36 order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen City Clerk Salary Clymer aye; Benninghoff~ aye; 'Kuster aye;.Bergman aye. ~ : ORDINANCE #36, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION I, CHAPTER 7 of TITLE I, AND SECTION 2, CHAPTER 7 of TITLE I, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, RELATING TO THE CHANGE IN THE SALARY ~OF iTHE CITY CLERK, AND CORRECTING REFERENCE TO THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES SALARY SCHEDULE was r.ead by title only, as~ agreed, by~Council, ~on second reading by the City Clerk. Councilman Benninghoff moved to .adopt Ordinance ~#36,~ Series of 1969 on second reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. RESOLUTION #26SERIES OF 1969 ~s attached~was read in full by the City Clerk. Resolution #26 : ~.. , Polling Places Councilman Clymer moved to adop~ Resolution #26, Series of 1969 as read in full. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Benninghoff aye; Kuser aye; Bergman aye; Clymer aye RESOLUTION #26 WHEREAS, it is necessary for the City of Aspen to establish polling places for Ward ONe and Ward Three for use in future special and general municipal elections; and, WHEREAS, the Aspen Square Conference Room and basement of the First Baptist Church of Aspen are available for such sse. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Aspen Square Conference Room Aspen Square Building, Aspen, Colorado is hereby established as the polling place for Ward One and the .~-~, First Baptist Church of Aspen, Colorado, at Seventh and Francis.is hereby established, as the polling place for Ward Three, City of Aspen, until such time as a new polling place is elstablished as provided by law. ' /s/ Robert Barnard ORDINANCE #37, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND RATIFYING CERTAIN~LONG TERM Ordinance #37 LEASES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN was read in full by the City Clerk on first reading. Leases Councilman Clymer moved to approve Ordinance #37, Series of 1969 on first reading and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll Call vote ~ Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. ' ~ Administrator Wurl reviewed the figures listed in Resolution #28 and Ordinance #38, Series of 1969 with the Council. RESOLUTION #28, SERIES OF 1969, was read in full. by the City Clerk. Resolution #28 Budget RESOLUTION #28 Series of 1969 Adopting Budget for the year 1970. WHEREAS, the City Administrator, previously designat'ed to prepare the budget has pre- pared and submitted to the MayOr and City Council the Annual Budget for the City of Aspen,. Colorado, for the fiscal year beginning January 1, 1970, and ending December 31, 1970; and, WHEREAS, the Budget as submitted by the City Administrator was adopted by ResolUtion No. 17~ Series of 1969; and WHEREAS, THE ESTIMATED fiscal data available to the City Administrator has since been updated and revised which provides for an estlmate~of additional income and revenues in the General, Water and Electric funds; and WHEREAS, the re-evaluation and re-estimate of the revenues f~r the fiscal year beginni~ g 'd January 1, 1970 and ending December 31, 1970 are such as to provz e necessary expenditures heretofore not included in the Budget; and, :~ WHEREAS, the ~mended and revised Budget sets forth the following estimated fiscal dat. for the year 1970: 973 R_~gular Meeting Aspen CitM Council December 8_~_ 1969 Resolution #28 Councilman Benninghoff moved to adopt Resolution #28, Series of 1969 as read in full. Budget Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote Councilmen Kuster aye: Benninghoff aye- Bergman aye; Clymer aye. Ordinance #3~ ORDINANCE #38, SERIES OF 1969, AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING SUMS OF MONEY TO DEFRAY EXPENSES Approprzatzon~ AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, FOR THE CITY'S FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1970, AND ENDING ON THE LAST DAY OF DECEMBER 1970 AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read in full by the City Clerk on first reading. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye: Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Delousing Councilman Clymer questioned the bill received from Guido Meyer of S50.00 for delousing Crestahaus of the Crestahaus after the last City election. Councilman Kuster made a motion to not pay Guido's bill in the amount of $50.00. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote- Councilman Benninghoff aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Clymer aye. Accounts Payabl~ Councilman Clymer questioned the S95.00 bill of Monarch Aviation. Roger Mahnke, City Engineer stated this pertained to the inspection of the train and had to return the same day so could not take a scheduled flight. Mr, Clymer questioned the statement for the audit in the amount of $11,590.00. Administrator Wurl stated last year the bill w~s over $8,000.00 and comparing the number of transactions with other cities, this bill is not out of line. Also we had a change in finance directors at the time of audit which caused some delays. Councilman Clymer moved to pay the accounts payable as submitted with the exception of the freight charge mentioned above and Guido's bill. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call vote ~ Councilmen Clymer aye; Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye: Bergman aye. Tow Zones Tow Zones - Administrator Wurl stated he had had requests and also a few on the part of the City for changes in the tow zones as follows: Highway out to Second Street Aspen Street If a thru street 5 blocks on Durant from Aspen to Original 2 blocks on Monarch from Main to Hyman Take out of tow zones the area by the Prospector Lodge. F~ The owner of the Prospector is willing to remove the snow if taken out of the tow zone. Councilman Kuster volunteered to work with the City Administrator and m~ke a recommendation at the next meeting. Metro-Damages Council ~discussed action to be taken against Metro for the damage to the City's water pipe and hydrant, the lack of notification on the part of the District to the City. Councilman~Benninghoff made a motion to instruct Administrator Wurl to notify the Metro District the City wants immediate repair of the damages, repair to be supervised by the City Water Department and City Engineer and Metro is responsible for the payment of in- spectors. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Cl~vmer aye. Aspen Stret Administrator Wurl related to Council a request by Mr. Howard Awrey to change Aspen Street to a thru street due to the problems in getting to the lifts in the winter time. Councilman Clymer mmde a motion that the City make Aspen Street a thru street with stop signs. Seconded by Councilmmn Benninghoff. Roll call'vote - Councilmen Clymer aye: Benninghoff aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye. Nut Stand Nut Stand - Administrator Wurl reported the nut stand is on private property, only thing the City can do is require the 5' sidewalk. Council request Administrator Wurl notify the proper persons that they have to provide the required 5' sidewalk. Correspondence Administrator Wurl submitted, to the Council the following correapondence: letter from ACVB relating to referendum on the golf course; letter from Dale Rea.. Capital Improve Councilman Clymer moved to authorize the City Administrator to make a part of the record ments the material of the Capital Imp=~ements Program. Seconded by Councilman Kuster, Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye; Benninghoff aye; Clymer aye. Council agreed to go into executive session at 6:20 p.m. Council resumed regular session 6:30 p.m., whereupon Councilman Kuster made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bergman to adjourn. Ail in favor, meeting adjourned. Lorraine Graves, City Clerk