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Meeting was called to order at 4:10 p.m. by Mayor Robert Barnard with Councilmen
Werner-Kuster, Clyde Clymer and City Administrator Leon Wurl. Absent Councilman
McEachern, Janet Gaylord
The accountx payable were given to Councilman Clymer to check.
Dump - Administrator Wurl reported he had met with the County Commissioners and sub-
Dump mitred to Council "Escrow Instructions and Addendum to Dump Purchase Agreement" betwen
the City of Aspen, Christensen Brothers and the County Commissioners. Also submitted
by Mr. Wurl "Agreement Concerning Dump" between the City of Aspen and the County
Commissioners. Upon approval of the agreements, County will pay the back payment due
the City;
Councilman Carl Bergman arrived.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to approve the agreements with the Christensen Brothers
and County Commissioners and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the agreements.
Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye;
Bergman aye.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to authorize payment to Christensen Brothers in the
amount of $14,000 on the dump payment for 1967. Seconded by Councilman Bergman.
Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye.
Mr. Leonard Thomas was present and request moral support from Council on continuing
Calif. Zephe: the California Zepher through Glenwood Springs.
Council agreed this was a function of the Chamber and Tourist Bureau and should be
referred to that department.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to approve~ the'minutes.of December 4th as mailed.
Seconded by Councilman Ctymer. Ail in favor, motion carried.
Ord. #30 ORDINANCE #30, SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE ANNEXATION TO THE CITY OF
Annexation N. ASPEN, COLORADO OF THAT CERTAIN TERRITORY OR REAL ESTATE PARTICULARILY DESCRIBED IN
THIS ORDINANCE, LYING OUTSIDE OF BUT ADJACENT TO THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO was reRd
in full for the first time by the City Clerk and City Administrator.
Results of Election on Annexation were: For Annexation 99
Against Annexation 85
Councilman Kuster made a motion to adopt Ordinance #30, Series 1967 on first reading
as read in full and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll
call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Kuster aye.
Administrator Wurl reported the Court had declared the election proceedings legal.
Sales Tax ORDINANCE #28, SERIES 1967 Incomplete - Tabled
C'iA District - A map was submitted by-Admini-strator Wurl outling the ar~a considered
C-IA Distric~ for a C-lA District. From the middle of the block between Monarch and Aspen to the
alley on both sides of the street going east to the City limits. Wurl reported when
the zoning hearing is held on the North Side Annexation, to Original can be included
in the C-IA D'istrict~.~ H~arin~gs have already been held on the area outlined, on the~ map.
ORDINANCE #31', SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE XI, CHAPTER 1, PERTAINING TO
Ord. #31 ZONING OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY TO EXIST was read
C-iA in full for the first time by the City Clerk.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt Ordinance f/31, Series 196T a.s read in full for
the first time and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Roll call
vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye.
St. Imp. Asse~ ~m. Mayor Bernard opened the Public Rearing on assessments for Street 'Improvement District
#67-1 #67-1 ~
The following letters were read and made a part of the record:
Gent lemen:
Paving the City s~reets this su~m~er often necessitated making sizeable earth cuts into
existing lawns. Early in the fall these earth cuts were grad. ed so as to permit land-
scaping. Adjoining propert~ies:were ~so graded, but work was stopped at my property lines
In some places these cuts have left vertical earth banks some 18" in height.
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Assessments
When it became obvious that no grading was going to be done on areas fronging my #67-1
property. I spoke to Mr. Wurl. No work has been done in the intervening three or more
months.
I herewith petition the City Council to consider deferring City billing to me until all
work has been completed on this project or that an equitable deduction be allowed to
permit having the necessary grading done by private contract.
/s/ Harald Pabst
Administrator Wurl stated the complaint was legimate. The contractor was gone and the
City was under the impression Mr. Pabst would be doing his own landscaping.
Councilman Kuster made a motion the City do the landscaping as soon as the weather
permits to Mr. Pabst's satisfaction. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote -
Councilmen Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Kuster aye.
Attorney John Wendt was present and stated he had filed a Notice of Protest with the
City Clerk involving the Clinton Company. Basis for the protest is the Notice of
payment did not tell how the assessment was derived at. A slip should be inserted with
the notice clarifying how it is figured so that people will know.
NOTICE OF PROTEST:
The undersigned, by its attorneys, protests the imposition of assessments in Street
Improvement District No. 67-1, Aspen,~Colorado as the same affects the following
properties: Block 5, 18.5 ft. of Lot D, all of Lots E,F,G,H & I ---Frontage $1348.00
Vacated protion of 8th Street, 75.37 ft. ----frontage $602.96, Block 11, Lots A through
I ---frontage $2160.00 Block 11, Lots I through S ---side $1200.00 Vacated Alley on
7th Street 20' side $120.00 BlocR 58, 15' of Lot E and all of Lots F through I ---
frontage $1080.00 Block 58 Lot M and through S ---frontage $1680.00 And as grounds
therefor states that such assessments fail to show the number of linear feet, type
of improvements, and cost per foot involved.
Dated at Aspen, Colorado this 18th day of December, 1967.
/s/ The Nugget, Inc.
The Villa
The Clinton Company
By William E. Clark of Clark & Wendt
Their Attorneys
Administrator Wurl reported the Notice of Improvements in the beginning was sent out
and also the legal notice published contained the amount per foot. Side foot
firgured at $6.00 per side foot and front foot is $8.00 per foot.
Attorney Wendt reported this is all the information they desired and stated an
explanation of this would be satisfactory.
Council instructed City Engineer Mahnke to send this information to Attorney Wendt.
Dear Sirs:
As morgager Lots SNG Block 60, I agree to assume payrm~t of street improvement assessment
of $480.00 in event of devolt of property owners Gilbert and Dorothy Colestock it is
my understanding that this assessment may bw paid at a ten year period.
/s/ William Duphorn
Dear Miss Graves:
We received the Notice Co Property Owners and wish to file the following complaints
at the hearing ordered by City Council for December 13, 1967:
During the construction of the pa~ing project
the irrigation water which flows along the side of
our Lot I, Block 18, was cut off. As a result, it
appears thatone of our beautiful old cotton wood
trees may ;have died and the other eight trees are
in danger if water flow is not restored next summer.
The City of Aspen should assume responsibility for both:
(a) removal of these trees lost during construction
of the paving projects and
(b) assuring the resumption of flow of irrigation
water through historically used ditches to its
rightful owner.
Our current address should be corrected on your records to read: 781 Walnut Drive Nort~
Mansfield, Ohio 44904.
/s/ Thomas J & K Joan Vogenthaler
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Assessments trees are on City property the City will .participate in removing and replanting of the
#67-1 trees.
Councilman Clymer made a motion the City participate in rera~rvin~ and replanting of the
trees if they are on City property and- the ditches will be restored when-weather permits ~
Seconded by Councilman Kuster. Ail in favor, motion carried.
Dear Mr. Flewelling'~
Thanks for your correction on my assessment on Lots O,P,Q and 15 feet of N frontage.
Will there be any street improvement bonds available of the City of Aspen? And at
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what lnterest.
/s/ W. B. Fultz
Letter was sent by the Finance Department giving the name of the bonding agent for the
Street Improvement District.
Dear Miss Graves:
Yesterday my husband and I received your Notice of Property Owners concerning Street
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Improvement District No. 62-1 in Aspen. Our property is .desc lbed~ as: Block 18, Lot
I side and Block 18, Lots G.H & I frontage.
We have several questions concerning this notice. Has the thirty day period elapsed
in which the whole assessment can be paid. With a five percent discount? If so,
when will we receive the billing for the first installment on the ten year, six
percent interst plan of payment?
/s/ Mrs. T. J. Vogenthaler
Letter sent by the Finance Department clarifying how discounts can be obtained by
paying total amount of assessment,
Hi:
Received your notice of assessment for St. Improvement District #67-1 Block 4 Lots Q,R
& S. I wish to point out however certain items the City did not info rm me about or do.
I did not receive any drawing showing exactly how this would affect my property. I
was there in summer tmaveling then and saw the improvement? But the City did not
leave curb cuts so I~can't get to the~propertyand~the side street is ~very bad
certainly no improvement.
Would you please advise how the City intends to improve my land for ME in this matter.
R. Bock
Administrator Wurl stated the side street was not in the district. Letter sent by
Finance Department stating requests for curb cuts should be channeled through the
City Engineer's office. No request was made.
Councilman Bergman made a motion to approve the letter sent to Mr. Bock from the
Finance Department. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Ail in favor, motion carried.
Dear Lorraine:
I acknowledge receipt of notice to property owners regarding Street Improvement District
No. 67-1.
My proposed assessment is hased on Block 36, Lot A, however, the assessment should be
computed on 70 not 100 feet of lot A. Would you please confirm the correction to me
in writing.
/s/ John E. Kerrigan
Corrected notice sent by~Finance~Department and ledger, sheet +corrected.
Mayor Barnard closed the public hearing - no further comments were, made.
Ord. #29 ORDINANCE #29, ~SERIES 1967,.AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE WHOLE COST OF THE IMPROVEMENTS
Assessments MADE IN AND FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO·~ 67-1, IN THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO:
APPROVING AND CONFIRMING THE APPORTIONMENT OF SAID COST TO EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN
SAID DISTRICT; ASSESSING A SHARE OF SAID COST AGAINST EACH LOT OR TRACT OF LAND IN THE
DISTRICT; PRESCRIBING THE MANNER FOR THE COLLECTION AND PAYMENT OF SAID ASSESSMENT; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY was read for the first time in full by the City Clerk.
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Regular~Meeting Aspen.City Council December 18, 1967
Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt Ordinance f~29, Series 1967 as read in full for
the first time and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll
call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye.
Forms for remodeling of liquor establishment - Don & Bonnie Millecam, Car 19, was Car 19
submitted by the City Clerk and reviewed by Council.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to approve remodeling of Car 19. Seconde.d by Coun¢ilma
Bergman. Ail in favor, motion carried.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to pay the bills with the corrections made by the
Finance Department. Seconed by Counc.£1man Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen
Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Kuster aye.
Rooming House Applications were submitted by the City Clerk for the Molly Gibson and Rooming House
Bunkhaus and reviewed by Council Licenses
Councilman Bergman made a motion to approve Rooming House Licenses for the Molly Gibson
and the Bunkhaus. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer
aye; Bergman aye; Kuster aye.
The following Resolution fi35, Series 1967 was .read by the City.Clerk:
Red. f~35,
R E S 0 L U T I 0 N Transfer Funds
No. 35, Series 1967
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado
desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the Street Improvement
Fund No 66-1, and finds that there is not sufficient money available in
said fund currently to effect such payments; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen finds that it is
in the best interest of the City to make such payments and desires to transfer
the sum of $10,000 from the Electric Operating Fund to the Street Improvement
Fund No. 66-1;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That the City Clerk and the City Treasurer are hereby
authorized and directed to transfer the .sum of $10,000 .
from the Electric Operating Fund to the Street Improvement
Fund No. 66-1 and .
2. A copy of this Resolution shall be delivered to the City
Clerk and the City treasurer as the authority to effect such
transfer.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to adopt the foreg6ing Resolution fi35,. Series 1967.
Seconded byCouncilman Kuster. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Kuster aye;
C lymer aye.
The following Resolution f~36, Series 1967 was read by the City Clerk:
R E S 0 L.H T I 0 N Transfer Funds
No. 36, Series 1967
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen, Colorado
desires to pay certain amounts that are now due from the Street Improvement
Fund No. 66-1, and finds that there is not sufficient money available in s~id
fund currently to effect such paymehts; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Aspen finds that it is
in the best interest of the City to make such payments, and desires to transfer
the sum of $4,062.72 from the Water Operating Fund to the Street Improvement
Fund No. 66-1;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:
1. That the CityClerk and the City Treasurer are hereby
authorized and directed to transfer the sum of $4,062.72 from
the water Operating Fund to the Street Improvement Fund No.
66-1; and
2.. A. copy of this .Resolution shall be delivered to the City
Clerk and the City Treasurer as the authority to effect such
transfer.
Councilman KuSter made a motion to adopt Resolution ~36, Series 1967. Seconded by
Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye.
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Hitorical Soc. Stallard House - Administrator Wurl reported in discussions with the Institute
and Historical Society, the H~storical Society, will deal directly with the Institute.
~,~ City will be involved only in the over all option.
Gramiger Case - Administrator Wurl request authorization from Council to enter into
a law suit against Hans Gramiger to obtain damages suffered by the City on curb cut
Gramiger problem. Councilman Clymer made a motion to authorize the City to enter into a law
Curb Cut suit with Hans Gramiger and the City to be represented by Attorney Fitzhugh Scott III.
Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Bergman
aye; Clymer aye.
Discussed Hotel Jerome - Councilman Kuster made a motion to authorize Administrator
Jerome Wurl to write a letter to Mrs. Elisha and the Aspen Institute cancelling negoiations
on the Hotel Jerome. Seconded by Councilman Bergman. Roll call vote - Councilmen
Clymer aye; Kuster aye; Bergman aye.
Dogs Dogs - Administrator Wurt reported 29 dogs havre been impounded since the 4th of
December.
Administrator Wurl reported to Council the Colorado Municipal League Magazine
League states that Vail has been s~tected as the site for the League Convention in 1969,
City was not pers0nmlly notified.
ORDINANCE ~32, SERIES 1967, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TITLE IV, BUILDING REGULATIONS,
Ord. f~32 CHAPTER ONE, BUILDING CODE, OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF ASPEN, COLORADO BY
Bldg. Code BaMENDING SECTION 4-1-1 AND REPEALING SECTION 4-1-3 (1) was read for the first time
in full by the City Clerk.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to adopt Ordinance f/32, Series 1967 on first reading
as read in full and order the same published. Seconded by Councilman Clymer. Roll
call vote - Councilmen Kuster aye; Clymer aye; Bergman aye.
Administrator Wurl reported to Council that Janet Gaylord has filed a suit against
Atorney the Mayor, Councilmen, Administrator Wurl and Department Heads totaling approximately
$190,000.
~'~ Montgomery Statement from Montgomery and Montgomery was submitted in the amount of $2,871.62
for services rendered through September lOth.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to pay Montgomery and Montgomery $2,871.62. Seconded
by Councilman Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Kuster aye
Letter from Jerry Brown, Planner, was submitted to Council relating to low cost
Low Cost Hotsin housing for Neal Avenue Park. Council instructed Administrator Wurl to review
previous material submitted.
The following letter was read by Mayor Barnard who request it be made a part.Of the
record:
Chamber
Gent lemen:
This letter is to inform you of the action taken by the Board of Directors of the
Aspen Chamber and Visitors Bureau at their meeting of December 6th, 1967. A recom-
mendation was made by the executive committee of the Board of Directors, and a
motion was made that the Board of Directors request the resignation of Mr. Polich.
It was moved that if Mr. Polich did not submit his resignation, his employment
be terminated. This motion was seconded and passed unanimously. The motion was
voted on and cazried by a 8-1 vote, which constitutes a majority of a quorum of the
Board of Directors.
The reasons for this action are as follows:
Mr. Polich's inability to organize and manage the office, under his direction, to its
fullest capacity.
His unwillingness to do jobs that were apparently unpleasant, such as the collection
of membership dues, which would have re-enforced the budget.
His very poor judgement, as an employee of a community service which directly derives
part of its budget income from a city tax, in joining and taking partin the so-called
"Peace March" on Secretary of Defense, Robert MacNamara's home in this city.~
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His ~nruly conduct in antagonizing members'of the Board of D~rectors-dur~ng bus~ness Chamber
meetings. And, above all~ his refusal to adhere to the. request of the Board of
Directors (by whom he is empl6yed) to be excused from a business meeting, and stating
that if they wished him to leave he wo~ldhave to be physically removed.
The attached copies of letters indicated the action taken, by the Board of Directors
of the Aspen Chamber and Visitors Bureau at the December 6th meeting.
/s/ Richard A. Parker
President
A map of a road by the Skiers Chalet was submitted by Mr. Wurl and request relayed
to Council for maintenance of the road. Administrator Wurl pointed out to Council a Road
portion of the road was neve~ platted or dedicated as a street.
Councilman Kuster made a motion to adjourn this meeting until December 28th at 3:30
p.m., seconded by Councilman Clymer. Ail in favor, motion carried. 5:50 p,m,
Adjourned Meeting Aspen City Council December 28, 1967
Councilman Bergman designated Councilman Werner Kuster as Acting Mayor for the
adjourned meeting.
Meeting was called to order by Acting Mayor Werner Kuster with Counci.lmen Clyde Clymer
Carl Bergman and City Administrator Leon Wurl at 3:5S .p. m,
Also present Applicants for Pinocchio's Douglas Hose, Patrick Bazz, Gary Luhnow and Transfer
their Attorney Frank Johnson. Pinocchio's
3.2 beer
Acting Mayor Kuster opened the meeting for discussion on transfer of ownership of license
pinocchio's.
Attorney Johnson I am the attorney for Pinocchio's. There was a problem with
respect to the name. The name has been changed 3 t~mes due to a beauty parlor in
Denver with the same name. T.he name~ at thee present~.time is Pinocchio's of Aspen Ltd.
We don't have the corporate seal as yet., .it is on,its way up,. An attorney fr~m Denver
was supposed to arrive 'today with ~'hg ~orp0{a~e Se~l i~d he Wks tied up due to the traff .c.
Would like to introduce the applicants to the Council.' ~s-'you will see in the appli-
cation and their letters of reference, their backgrounds and financial statements but
I think we have everything' we need. Mr. Fleisher is per'sonally g'oing to finance.
Applicants will make approximately 1/3 down on the business, and Mr. Fleisher is
going to take the mortgage on ~t. The closing we wan~ to make on the 10th of January,
we would like to make application at this rime. Notice has been published and posted.
As for the police record, Mr. Hose and Mr. Bazz do not have anything on their record,
But Mr. Luhnow had a little involvement here with respect to the employee registration
law which has been changed. As an attorney, we had quite a bit of a problem with
this thing. Yvonne Kirkland was forgetting the purpose of the law. Last year
several employees who filled these things out, neglected to put traffic violations
of this sort on the application. As a result they were brought in to court and
reprimanded and fined. Gary indicated and explained to the counsel that he felt
that when he was filling out his application as an employee he n~glected to put down
that he had been arrested for driving while his license was suspended. He thought
that was a minor traffic violation. He neglected to put this on the application
because he felt that it was a minor traffic violation. His record shows misdeameanor
for larceny which was dropped and this is the only thing on his record. Well he was
also arrested and Gary can explain this', if the Council feels it is necessary and can
have one of the officers testify as to the facts involved. Gary can explain. He was
arrested for the falsification of the employee registration.
Gary Luhnow I had been working for Pinocchio's for 3 or 4 days and as I was walking
across the street going down to Galena St. East on an errand, there were several
people stopped at the Sinclair Station and the Police Department ~as checking ID's.
So the Police Officer asked to see my ID. So I showed them my drivers license and
they indicated they had a warrant out for my arrest, and would I please get into the
car. So I did and came down to the Police Department. rh~re was no secretary on
at that time and all they had was that they had a report that they had a warrant for
my arrest. They didn't know why or for what.reason. They put me ~n the detention room
and held me there for about 30 minutes ~n order to find out why I was arrested. At
that time they let me out to take my fingerprints and stated my r~ghts, they still
hadn't found out why. So at that time we had a few harsh words with the police officer
involved. So that constituted resisting arrest.
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Councilman Bergman - What was the reason they wanted you in the first place?
Gary Luhnow - On ~he employee registration application f~rm, I had not included
a traffic violation under the question "Have you ever been convicted of anything
other than a minor traffic violation." I put NO because I thought driving with-
out a license was a minor traffic violation.
Attorney Johnson - I did discuss this situation with Yvonne Kirkland who was the
POlice Magistrate at that time and she dropped the fine and as a result of all
this, they did change the law as you all know. So they were not keeping in mind
the purpose of this statute.
Administrator Wurl ~ For a time we were, and it wasn't a part of the law but a
part of the requirements. When you came out to fill out a form you had to note
that down and what Frank says is true but sometime last year we had so many pro-
blems with that exact thing. A guy would come in to fill out the form and maybe
sometime he had a minor fraction with the law, with traffic, and so on which
we didn't care that much about and we did change our requirements at that time add
since then we have not required that type of violation to be noted on the regis-
tration form. They only put down anything which they appeared in a court of
record on.
Attorney Johnson - If the new changes in the law were retroactive it would go
back and nullify this on the record.
Acting Mayor Kuster Do you have anything further to say.
Administrator Wurl - Would you like to hear the story on the arrest from Officer
Zimmer who was the arresting officer at that time.
Officer Zimmer - There were a group of boys standing up by the Sinclair Station~
and we approached them. They were making a little bit of noise at the time and
we asked for identification. Gary produced his identification and we just happened
to recall that we had a warrant for his arrest for employee registration violation.
So we asked him to get into the patrol car and he got in voluntarily and came
down to the station. I believe he had been drinking and it was at the station
and after we had searched him that had to do with whether he was going to post
bond or go to jail. And he was not too aware of procedures when a person is
arrested and he tried to explain to us that he did not understand it and we tried
to explain to him what we had to do and it became necessary that we had to push
him into the cell and had to use a little force to get him into the cell at that
time and that was about the extent of the resistance. But at any time that we
have to use force, we, to protect ourselves, usually tack a resisting arrest on
them.
Attorney Johnson - Would also like to say that all the boys have worked in the
business for at least a year, Pat - 4 years, Doug ~ 6 years and Gary about
1 year. So all of them are pretty well informed on how to run the business and
Don Fleisher has worked very closely with them. They are going to keep the same
accountant, same books, same secretary and so it is going to be a well managed
and run operation, And all of them will be actively managing it.
Acting Mayor Kuster stated Council would go into executive session. Council,
Attorney Johnson and City Glerk left the room. 4:08 p~ m.
Executive Session - Discussed the financing of the business and applicants
financial records.
Meeting back into session at 4:15 p. m.
During executive session Mr. Luhnow left to catch a plane flight to Denver.
Administrator Wurl contacted Mr. Luhnow at the airport and questioned, upon
request of Council, Mr. Luhnow why his bank account was closed for being unsatis-
factory. ~
Gary Luhnow I let the balance go down to zero and did not deposit for three
weeks. Did not.tell the bank I was closing the account and just let the balance
go to nothing and when I went to get a loan, they questioned why and so I told
them I was closing the accoun~.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to approve the transfer of ownership of Pinocchio's.
Motion died for lack of second.
Councilman Clymer made a motion to table final decision on this application for
transfer of ownership until the next Council meeting. Seconded by Councilman
Bergman. Roll Call vote - Councilmen Bergman aye; Clymer aye; Kuster abstained.
REsignation Letter of resignation from Police Magistrate Daniel Wiegner was read by Admini-
Police strator Wurl. Councilman Bergman made a motion to accept the resignation of
Magistrate Daniel Wiegner, Police Magistrate. Seconded by Councilman Clymer, Roll Call
vote Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye: Acting Mayor Kuster aye.
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Addressing Machines - Finance Director Flewelling stated all types of addressing Addressing
machines had been investigated with the following results: Addressograph $3500.00, Machine
Pitney Bowes $2318.00~ Scriptomatic $1227.50.
Presently Script0matic is in Finance Department for demonstration. Council left
to look at the machine. Finance Director Flewelling stated the Scriptomatic would
best fit the needs of the Department.
Councilman Bergman made a motion to authorize Administrator Wurl to purchase a
Scriptomatic addressing machine in the amount of $1227.50. Seconded by Councilman
Clymer. Roll call vote - Councilmen Clymer aye; Bergman aye; Acting Mayor Kuster
aye.
Council Clymer made a motion to adjourn at 4:35 p. m., seconded by Councilman
Bergman. All in favor, meeting adjourned.
Lorraine Graves, City Clerk