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1961 11 14 CC MinutesMINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RAYTOWN November 14, 1961 oThe City Council of the City of-Baytown met in regular session on Tuesday, ovember 14, 1961, at 7 :00 o'clock P.M. in the Council Room of the Baytown City Hall with the following members in attendance: Seaborn Cravey Councilman W. L. Ward Councilman Velma J. Ansley Councilman C. A. Hansen Councilman Roy 11. Hughes Councilmen James M. Bryan Councilman Al Clayton Mayor J. B. LeFevre City Manager George Chandler City Attorney Edna Oliver City Clerk The Mayor called the meeting to order, the Invocation was offered by Council- man Bryan, afterwhich, the City Clerk was instructed to read the minutes of the October 24th meeting. Councilman Ansley moved to dispense with reading the minutes and they be approved, Councilman Hansen seconded the motion. The vote follows? Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Ansley, Hansen, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Dossev - Presentation of Annual Audit Report T. E. Bossey, C. P. A., presented copies of the 1960 -61 Annual Audit Report to the City Council and reported that he had found the records of the City in good condition. Too, the City personnel has made all corrections, proposed in his semi- annual report and all records met with his approval. He included a statement for professional services rendered as per audit contract. Councilman Cravey moved to accept the audit report as submitted: the City Manager be instructed to pay the T. E. Dossey firm $900.00 for professional services as per audit contract. Council- man Ansley seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Ansley, Hansen, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None The Council will receive a report from the Audit Committee after it has com- pleted its study on the present audit methods being used and make any recommenda- tions deemed advantageous to the City of Baytown for the 1%1 -62 fiscal year. Shannon Morris - Request Franchise Operate Yellow Too Cab Company - J. C. Martin Shannon Morris, Local Attorney, representing J. C. Martin, owner and opera- tor of the Red Top Taxi Cab Company in Baytown presented a formal application for a permit or franchise to operate a fleet of five taxicabs, under the trade name of Yellow Top Cab Company, in addition to the Red Top Cab Company. At the time Mr. Martin was granted permission to operate the Red Top Cab Company, the City Council allotted him ten (10) certificates of convenience and necessity so that he may operate ten (10) cabs if the demand required such service, Presently Mr. Martin is operating only six (6) cabs under the Red Top Cab Company franchise and he pro- posed to transfer five (5) of the certificates held by him as owner of Red Top Cab Company to the Yellow Top Cab Company so that the number of certificates would remain the same as at present. In continuing, Mr. Morris stated that Mr. Martin presently holds a contract with the Humble Company to transport Humble employees to and from the Municipal Airport in Houston and also furnishes taxi service to the Humble Docks. He uses only six (6) cabs to perform all of these services, three (3) of which are new cars and three (3) older cars: Since he has employee problems and must regularly rotate cabs, many times the older cabs must make a run to the air- port and the new cars make runs to the docks. If the Council will approve the fran- 1675 9Ib 1676 chise request, Mr. Martin will use the older cars to answer calls within the City of Baytown and the newer cars for transportation of Humble employees to and from the airport. At the conclusion of the presentation and request, Councilman Hansen stated that in reading the ordinance it was a matter of necessity for Baytown that the Council establish Taxi Cab franchises and fromthe evidence presented, he failed to see that any such facts were presented to necessitate issuing another franchise to render better service to Baytown but other methods can be used to solve the existing problem. He moved that the request of J. C. Martin for a franchise in the name of the Yellow Top Cab Company, be denied. Councilman Ward seconded the motion. After some further discussion, the council voted as follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Ansley, Hansen, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Mr. Aylor - Preliminary Approval - Ponderosa Subdivision Mr. Joe Aylor presented preliminary drawings of Ponderosa Subdivision and asked Council for preliminary approval of same. The Council checked with the City Manager and each Department Head to learn if the drawings met with their approval. They discussed the premanent improvement of Baker Road, afterwhich, Councilman Cravey moved to grant the developer, Joe Aylor, preliminary approval of the proposed Ponderosa Subdivision. Councilman Ansley seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes:= Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Ansley, Hansen, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Beall Oil Company - Request Adiustment on Permit Fee i Mr. James H. Beall, oil operator, presented the Council with certain facts concerning a recent application he has filed with the City Manager for the drilling of an all well on the Wright "A" lease and asked for some adjustment on the required fee, if possible. This well was drilled in 1990 and at that time was located out- side the city limits. Since that time the well has been abandoned by the original owner and the city has extended its city limits to include the drilling site in the city limits. The application was originally presented to the City Manager and he had ruled that the $1,000 fee must be paid, however, Mr. LeFevre informed him that he had the right of appeal; thus his appearance and petition. The well will not be reloca Led but will be deepened, it presently has surface pipe, has been cemented properly and will not require as much supervision as a new well requires. Councilman Hughes was of the opinion that the $1,000 fee, as stipulated :in the ordinance, should be paid as the deepening process will take the drilling into dif- ferent water sands and would affect the water level if a break should occur in the casing. Councilman ward stated that all provisions at the City's Subdivision Ordi- nance had been complied with by the former driller even though the well was not within the city limits and it was his opinion that the City Council would not be surrendering any of its controls if the fee was altered, as requested by Mr. Beall. After some further discussion, Councilman Cravey moved to alter the drilling fee for the deepening of this particular well to $500,00 since evidence has been submit- ted showing that the original driller met all requirements of the City's Subdivision Ordinance in installation of surface pipe, proper cementing and proper plugging for the protection of the water sands, even though it was frilled outside the city limits. Councilman Hansen seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward. Hansen, Ansley, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: Councilman Hughes Open Gasoline - Diesel Fuel and Kerosene Bids The gasoline, diesel fuel and kerosene bids were opened and tabulated as follows: GASOLINE: Unit Price Company Per Gallon Gulf 011 Corporation Regular 12.97b Premium I9:97e 2TI, $ 9,539.50 7,669.10 1677 Wallace Gray Wholesale Company Regular Premium Texaco Texaco Fire Chief Texaco Sky Chief Humble Oil & Refining Co. Regular Premium Tankwagon Transport DIESEL FUEL AND KEROSENE: 16Q $ 5,600.00 17� 91010.00 .185 6,475.00 .2150 11,395.00 .1095 3,832.50 .1810 9,593.00 .1295 6,863.50 Company White's Uvalde Mines Unit price per ton Total Premixed R6ck Asphalt '5.21 $ 10,420.00 Precoated Rock'Asphalt Coverstone 1P '4.50 11,700.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 3P 4.65 4,650.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 4P 4.90 91800.00 Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company Premixed Rock Asphalt 5.14 10,280.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 1P 4.54 11,804.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 3P 4.69 4,690.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 4P 4.94 9,880.00 After reviewing the bids, Councilman Ward stated he was of the opinion that the City did not accomplish anything when the bids were received as the original specifications would not permit competitive bidding and suggested that the specifica- tions be made more general and attractive somewhat like the State Highway Department. For this reason, he moved to disregard the bids of White's Uvalde Mines and Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company and a study be made of all available materials in order for the City to prepare specifications which will permit competitive bidding. Councilman Cravey seconded the motion. The vote follows'.' ()2:T7 Company Unit price Per Gallon Total Gulf Oil Corporation Diesel Fuel 10.94 1,538.60 Kerosene '11.99 719.40 Wallace Gray Wholesale Company Diesel Fuel 10t 19400.00 Kerosene •10.25 615.00 Texaco Diesel Fuel '11180 1,652.00 Kerosene .1180 708.00 Humble Oil G Refining Co. Diesel Fuel .1200 1,680.00 Kerosene .1300 780.00 A committee composed of Councilmen Cravey, Ward and Hansen was appointed to study the bids in relation to the specifications. They will report the results of the study and a recommendation of purchase at the next regular meeting. Cold Mix Asphaltic Concrete and Coverstone Aaareaate Bids Bids on Cold Mix Asphaltic Concrete and Coverstone Aggregate were opened and tabulated as follows: Company White's Uvalde Mines Unit price per ton Total Premixed R6ck Asphalt '5.21 $ 10,420.00 Precoated Rock'Asphalt Coverstone 1P '4.50 11,700.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 3P 4.65 4,650.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 4P 4.90 91800.00 Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company Premixed Rock Asphalt 5.14 10,280.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 1P 4.54 11,804.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 3P 4.69 4,690.00 Precoated Rock Asphalt Coverstone 4P 4.94 9,880.00 After reviewing the bids, Councilman Ward stated he was of the opinion that the City did not accomplish anything when the bids were received as the original specifications would not permit competitive bidding and suggested that the specifica- tions be made more general and attractive somewhat like the State Highway Department. For this reason, he moved to disregard the bids of White's Uvalde Mines and Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company and a study be made of all available materials in order for the City to prepare specifications which will permit competitive bidding. Councilman Cravey seconded the motion. The vote follows'.' ()2:T7 1678 Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Cla tyon Transit Mik Concrete - Bids Bids for furnishing and delivering to job -site various quantities of transit mix concrete for a 12 -month period were opened and tabulated as follows: Company Ouantity Unit Price Total Baytown Ready Mix Concrete 4Y2 sk. Gravel Concrete 200 C.Y. $ 14.75 $ 2.950.00 Net 5 sk. Gravel Concrete 200 C.Y. 15.40 3,080.00 Net 6 sk. Gravel Concrete 25 C.Y. 16.60 415.00 Net 4!2 sk. Shell' Concrete 50 C.Y. 12.75 637.50 Net 5 sk. Shell Concrete 50 C.Y. 13.40 670.00 Net John M. Kilgore 4!j sk. Gravel Concrete 200 C.Y. 14.78 2,956.00 5 sk. Gravel Concrete 200 C.Y. 15.33 3,066.00 6 sk. Gravel Concrete 25 C.Y. 16.53 413.25 4!2 sk. Shell Concrete 50 C.Y. 12.78 639.00 5 sk. Shell Concrete 50 C.Y. 13.33 666.50 Councilman Ward moved to accept the bid of Kilgore Material Yard for the Transit Mix Concrete and a contract be awarded John M. Kilgore for a 12 -month period. Councilman'Ansley seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen. Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Bid - Cement Stabilized Shell and Sand GTIV Only one Bid was received for Punishing cement stabilized shell and cement stabilized snad for a 12 -month period, the tabulation follows: Company ouantity Unit Price Total John M. Kilgore Cement Stab. Shell 3500 $ 3.93 $ 13,755.00 Cement Stdb, Sand 2500 '3.83 9,575.00 Councilman Ward moved to award the contract, for a 12 -month period to John M. Kilgore for furnishing cement stabilized Shell and cement stabilized sand to the City of Baytown. Councilman Hughes seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays; None Reso lutioft City Manager LeFevre introduced and read the following resolution: A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN AUTHOR- IZING THE CITY MANAGER TO TRANSFER ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED EIGHTY - SIX DOLLARS AND FOUR ($1,286.04) CENTS FROM EMERGENCY FUND TO BUDGET ACCOUNT NUMBER 202 -54. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS: THAT the City Council of the City of Baytown hereby resolves that the City Manger be authorized to tranfer One Thousand Two Hundred Eight -Six Dollars and Four ($1,286.04) Cents from Emergency Fund to Budget Classification 202 -54, Main- tenance of Motor Vehicles, to pay cost of repairs to wrecked Fire Truck. 1679 INTRODUCED, READ and PASSED by-the affirmative vote of a majority of the City Council onthis the 14th day of November, A.D., 1961. /s/ Al Clayton Al Clayton, Mayor Attest: /s/ Edna Oliver Edna Oliver, City Clerk Councilman Ansley moved to adopt the resolution as read. Councilman Bryan seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Garbage Truck Bodies A report was presented by Councilman Bryan on the study of the Garbage Truck Body bids received at the last meeting. He concluded his report by recommending the purchase of the two Hobbs, including outside automatic controls, at a price of $6,340.00. City Manager LeFevre favored the Gar Wood Truck at a purchase price of $9,400.00. After some discussion, Councilman Hansen moved to purchase the two Hobbs Hyd Pak Models 6016, with outside automatic controls for $6,340.00. Council- man Bryan seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Freiabt Rate Committee Mayor Clayton informed the Council that the Committee, appointed to study freight rates in the Baytown area had its first meeting and W. R. Slaon was elected Chairman of the Committee. Its purpose is to do all things deemed advantageous -to The City of Baytown in obtaining a decrease in the freight rates in the City of Baytow. Other members of the committee are: Mr. John Echols, J. D. Giddings,' George Chandler and W. E. Walsh. These will work in conjunction with the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Councilman Hansen moved to officially confirm the appointment of the Committee and the same be recorded in the official minutes of the City Council of Baytown. Councilman Ansley seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays : None Initiation Ordinance - West Main Street Councilman Ward moved to adopt an ordinance determining the necessity for and ordering that West Main Street (formerly known as Goose Creek - Pelly Road), from the West right -of -way line of McKinney Street (7th Street), also being the East line of Block Seven (7) of Jones Addition to the City of Pelly (now Baytown) to a point sixty -five feet Westerly fromthe West line of Allman Street (6th Street, in the City of Baytown, Texas, shall be improved; adopting and approving the plans and specifications for such improvemens; directing the City Engineer to prepare an esti- mate of the cost of such improvement and a written statement of the names of the owners of the property abutting on said street. Councilman Ansley seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None The caption of the ordinance follows: csC9�7 1680 ORDINANCE NO. 638 AN ORDINANCE DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THAT WEST MAIN STREET (FORMERLY KNOWN AS GOOSE CREEK -PELLY ROAD), FROM THE WEST RIGHT - OF -WAY LINE OF MCKINNEY STREET (7TH STREET), ALSO BEING THE EAST LINE OF BLOCK SEVEN (7) OF JONES ADDITION TO THE CITY OF PELLY (NOSY BAYTOWN) TO A POINT SIXTY -FIVE (65') FEET WESTERLY FROM THE WEST LINE OF ALEXAN STREET (6TH STREET), INTHE CITY OF BAYTOWN, TEXAS, SHALL BE IMPROVED; ADOPTING AND APPROVING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SUCH IMPROVE- MENT; DIRECTING THE CITY ENGINEER TO PREPARE AN ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF SUCH IMPROVEMENT AND*A'WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE NAMES OF THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY ABUTTING ON SAID STREET; PROVIDING THAT A PART OF THE COST THEREOF SHALL BE PAID BY AND ASSESSED AGAINST THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND THE OWNERS THEREOF, AND ALL FURTHER PROCEEDINGS RELATED TO SUCH IMPROVE- MENTS ARE BY VIRTUE OF ARTICLE 1105 -b; DIRECTING THE CITY CLERK TO FILE A CERTAIN NOTICE WITH THE COUNTY CLERK AND TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE DATE THEREOF. Change Meeting Night - City Council The Council agreed to change the regular, meeting nights back to the second add fourth Thursday nights of each month, however, the next regular meeting of the Council will be held on Thursday night November 30th due to the conflict with Thanksgiving. Purchase Backhoe The Council reviewed the Backhoe bids received at last regular meeting. City Manager LeFevre recommended the purchase of the Case Model, Director of Public Works Grantham agreed and stated that his second choice was the bitbrnational. The Council discussed the features of the Ford Tractor and Councilman Hughes' preference was the International. After some further discussion, Councilman Hansen moved to purchase the Ford Tractor Model 40401 -D -36, for °5,662.00 Subject tolhe inspection and approval of the Director of Public Worsk and City Manager; if, in their opinion, the machine will not meet the need, they are to come back to the Council for further study. Councilman Bryan seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward,, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Storm Sewer - Gulf and Fifth - Pearce and Fifth City Manager LeFevre submitted a cost estimate for correction of a _ponding condition at Gulf and Fifth,.and Pearce and Fifth by the construction d a storm sewer on Fifth Street from the existing Jail Ditch storm sewer. The total cost of the construction, including equipment and labor, was $3,784.55. After some discus- sion Councilman Hansen moved to approve the expenditure; the City Manager be Instruc- ted to proceed with the construction as soon as practical. Councilman Hughes second- ed the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays; None State Highway Department - Speed Limit Recommendation The City Manager reported that he had received a letter from the State High- way Department recommending certain speed limits on the State Highway. In checking, he found that the recommended speeds were identical with those set by the City with the exception of the one from the East Republic junction to the Spur 201 intersec- tion. Thisiecommended speed limit was 55 mph; Baytown has set 50 mph. Since this would require an amendment to the newly adopted traffic ordinance, the Council de- clined to authorize the change. Study Traffic - City Police Department Councilman Ward asked the Council to give some study to conducting a city traffic survey by using members of the Baytown Police Department. Since it is definitely known that Baytown needs a Traffic Engineering Survey and fonds are not TZ:F 1681 available, he suggested that the City Manager, Chief of Police and Assistant Chief of Police form a committee; divide the city into zones or blocks and assign these areas to patrolmen for serious study on the moving of traffic safely and speedily from one section of town to another section. This would entail a look at the corners, speed zones, stop signs, etc. A plan will be drawn of each area, suggest- ed changes compiled and other relating data for the safe and effective moving of traffic. When each area group has completed its survey, these plans will be brou §ht before the Council for study and adoption if found to be advantageous. This will be using those who are the most qualified to know the many traffic problems of Baytown and suggestions could be offered which will be invaluable to its citizens. Appraisal Church Property - Green Street i City Manager LeFevre submitted a copy of a letter received by the City Attor- ney from Local Realtor, Robert S. Beverly. In the summation of the report, he stated it was his opinion that the present value of the 75 x 100 foot tract owned by the church, including land and building is $20,000.00. If the City condemns a .portion, it is his opinion that the portion to be given up by the church would be worth $10,000.00. Mrs. Ash, a member of the church, has talked with Councilman Ansley and asked for time to contact B. B. Williams and find out his price on the abutting property to the south of the church before condemantion proceedings are starter. The Council agreed to table further action pending further worth from Mrs. Ash. Flood Gates - Installation Approved City Engineer Busch reported that he and Director of Public Works Grantham had met with Mr. Caldwell. engineer of the State Highway Department, and reviewed the proposal for :installation of flood gates in the three (3) flooding areas along Spur 201. Mr. Caldwell preferred the screw .type flood gates rather than automatic and it was his opinion that one on Spur 201 and Highway 146 would work nicely as they have a reservoir area. The other two (2) installation will be a protection from high tides provided there is no heavy degree of rainfall. Air. Busch Stated that a total material cost and installation cost for all three flood gates would be approximately $700.00. Councilman Ward moved to approve the expenditure; the screw type flood gates be installed with the approval of the City Engineer and City Manager, subject to final plans on 201. Councilman Hansen seconded the motion., The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Surd, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Inquire Esso Foundation Program Councilman Bryan informed the Council that there is an Esso Foundation Program similar to the Ford Foundation, which makes funds available for further education in the training of parties interested in municipal type work. He has been informed that this program is now available to all Humble interests and asked that the City Manager be authorized to make proper inquiry into the merits of the program. learn the requirements, what can be done to become eligible and other relating date. Councilman Ward moved to instruct the City Manager to contact the Director of the Esso Foundation Program and obtain any and all pamphlets, literature and other materials explaining the program and who may apply. Councilman Hughes seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes. Bryan \ Mayor Clayton Nays: None Dave G. Killough - Zoning Committee Member The Council approved the selection of Dave G. Killough, by Councilman Hansen, as a member of the Zoning Committee of the City of Baytown. With this appointment, the Zoning Committee roster is complete. William Ouartz -Ways and Means Committee Councilman Hughes moved to approve the appointment of William Quartz as a member of the Ways and Means Committee for the Development of Waterways in Bay - town. Councilman Hansen seconded the motion. The vote follows: 1662 Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen. Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Appointment - Nuclear Defense Committee Councilman Hansen reported that a number of citizens have approached members of the Council about plans the community has in the event atomic warfare develops. The Council is quite concerned about this problem but feels that much more study is needed to determine what course of action the City of Baytown and the surround- ing area should take to prepare for such an emergency. Accordingly, it is resolv- ed that a committee be formed to study this problem. Its function would be to (1) determine what can be done to effectively protect Baytown in the event of atmic warfare; (2) develop, in the light of the findings, what facilities should b oe pro- vided (size and construction specifications), where they might be located, what the cost might be, and recommended means of finance. . It is intended that this study be a community -wide effort rather than Just for the City of Baytown. The Civil Defense Director will serve in an advisory capacity to this group. Councilman Hansen moved that a Muclear Defense Committee be formed and the following named persons appointed to the committee: Dr. Maurice Blum, 901 Rosewood, Baytown Mr. H. G. Corneil, 1910 Florida, Baytown Mr. J. J. Dvorak, 8900 Hempstead, Houston Mr. D. W. Kenny, 603 South Burnett Dr, Baytown Dr. J. F. Mathis, 909 Fleetwood,Dr., Baytown Councilman Ward seconded the motion. The vote follows: Ayes: Councilmen Cravey, Ward, Hansen, Ansley, Hughes, Bryan Mayor Clayton Nays: None Miscellaneous The City Manager was instructed to have an outside public telephone booth, and a street light installed near the Bus Station on West Defee and North Commerce. Mr, Leo Frost will contact a representative of the Crouse Hinds Company for an estimate of cost on changing out the traffic signal lights on Highway 196 at East Texas, East James and East Fayle, for directional traffic signal lighting as per suggestion of Councilman Ward. The City Engineer was instructed to include asbestos cement ippe as an alter- nate when advertising for cast iron water main materials. Councilman Ansley reported that she had received a reply from he Gulf Oil Company on her request for a Little League Colored Park Site on Gulf property. Her letter was referred to other parties and she will be notified after the Board has reached its decision. Adjournment Councilman Ansley moved that the meeting be adjourned. Councilman Hansen seconded the motion. The ayes were unanimous and the Mayor declared the meeting adjourned. i Al ayton, Wyor ATTEST: r Edna Oliver, City Clerk 110