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01/12/1984, Regular Meeting Minutes
Page 1241 REGULAR MEETING KENNEDALE CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 12, 1984 Mayor Radakovich assembled the meeting at 7:35 p. m. Bi11 Reynolds gave the invocation. Members present were Mayor Steve Radakovich, Mayor Pro-Tem Doyle Riley, Councilme~bers Allan Elrod and J. D. Kirkpatrick. Members .absent were Wayne Winters and Richard Bennett. .Staff present were Mel Justice, Clyde Marshall and Tyne Reflo- ga1. The minutes of the two Public Hearings and the Regular Meet- ing of December 8, 1883 were approved as presented. Item No. l: CONFIRMATION OF FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICER ELECTIONS. Fire Chief Jim Smith was present. and asked Council to confirm the election of Jim Smith as Fire Chief, Jerry Kirkpatrick as Asst. Fire Chief and Darrell Barnes as Fire Marshall. Allan Elrod made a motion to confirm the appointments, second- ed by Doyle Riley. Motio n carried with none opposed. It ern No. 2: MARK WRIGHT OF KYA TO DISCUSS BALL FIELD GENERAL IMPROVEMENTS. , Mark Wright, David Thomas and Dan Vaughn were present to rep- resent KYA. Mark Wright presented the following list to Coun- cil. 1. City purchase Balan for control of stickers on baseball fields. 2. Remove four truck loads of dirt from Bronco field. 3. Extend fence on both fields-along foul lines to the outfield. fence approximately 200 feet of chain link fence and posts. 4. Move water rr~eter to allow vehicle traffic behind concession stand. 5. Place "NO PARKING" sign on other side of village street. b. Place barrier along fence line near parking area to stop water drainage from upper vil- lage Street. Fill in all washed out areas on field. 7. Place Barriers along left field fences on both fields to stop run off from fields. Page 12"42 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 198+ Contd. 8. City purchase Amdro for fire ant control. Council entered into a discussion with the KYA representatives and the results of that discussion was as follows: 1. City to purchase Balan. 2. City to request the County to remove the four dirt piles. 3. Mr. Justice to get cost estimates for 200 feet of 4 foot chain link fence and poles. 4. Mr. Justice to get cost of estimates for 150 feet of 4 foot fence and poles for road and cost estimates to build parking lot and road to practice field. 5. No discussion of parking signs. 6. P•'ir, Justice to contact County concerning feasibility of a drainage ditch along south property line from Village St. to creek. 7. No discussion of barriers on north property line. 8. City to purchase Amdro for control of fire ants. Council discussed the problem of trash being dumped on Village St. The City will clean up. Mr. Kirkpatrick will make arrangements for gravel and KYA will make arrangements for trucks to haul the gravel. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to purchase the Balan and the Amdro, ask the County to help with the construction work and get estimates for the fencing, seconded by Doyle Riley. Mo- tion carried with none opposed. Item No. 3: FINAL PLATS ~'OR SHADY CREEK PHASE T, SHADY CREEK PHASE II AND WILLIAN~SBURG SQUARE. Gary Cooper, John Levitts and Don Samanie were present. Mel Justice reported the Planning and Zoning Board had approved the final plats and recommended Council's approval. Mr. Cooper discussed the possibility of a day care center and a stop and go type market. on lots 2 and 3 of Williamsburg Square, with a shopping center in the middle of lot 4. Mr. Cooper further stated the builders in the Woodland Addition were required to build a stockade fence on lots abuting Williamsburg Square. Page 1243 RECxULAR P~EETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Council and Mr. Cooper discussed the possibility of a co- operative effort between the City, the developer and the land owners to widen Little School Road. John Levitts stated they were planning to la,y an 8" water line from the well lot on Crestview to the curve in the 400 block of Sublett Road. Mr. Levitts asked the Council to share the cost of the 8" line from the 400 block of Sublett Road to Little School Road. The total cost estimated to be $32,550. City cost would be approximatel~,= $15,000 to $16,000. Allan Elrod made a motion to approve City participation of 50% for an 8" water line from the 400 block of Sublett Road east to Little School Road, seconded by J. D. Kirkpatrick. Motion carried with none opposed. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to approve the final plats for Shady Creek Phase I, Shady Creek Phase II and Williams- burg Square, seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with none opposed. Item No. 4: CONST_DERATION OF CHANCE IN FORT WORTH WATER CON- TRACT. Mr. Justice reported the water contract must be amended to delete the paragraph requiring the City of Kennedale to charge its customers 10% higher rates than the City of Fort Worth charges its customers. Mr. Justice further reported the estimated cost to connect to the Fort Worth water line has increased by $35,000. Doyle Riley made a motion to authorize the Mayor sign the amended contract., seconded by Allan Elrod. Motion carried with none opposed. Doyle Riley made ~, motion to approve the additional payments of $35,000, seconded by J. D, Kirkpatrick. Motion carried with none opposed. Item No. 5: CONSIDERATION OF BIDS ON WATER TOWER CONTRACT. Mr. Sustice reported sealed bids were taken on cleaning and repairing the 55,000 gallon overhead tank. The bids were as follows: COMPANY AMOUNT BID COMPLETION TIME Pittsburg Tank & Tower Co. $ 5,885 15 days Water Tank. service, Inc. 12,300 10 days McCrea Water Tower Mant & Repair 14,387 120 days Continental Tank & Bridge Co. 14,700 30 days Page 1244 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1884 Contd. Pittsburg Tank & Tower Co. is the apparent low bidder in the net amount of $5,885. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to accept the low bid of Pitts- burg Tank & Tower Co. of $5,885, seconded by Allan Elrod. Mo- tion carried with none opposed. No. 6: CONSIDERATION OF BIDS ON PUMP MOTOR CONTRACT. Mr. Justice reported only one bid was received. The only bid was from Smith Pump Co. of Waco, Texas in the amount of $9,440. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to accept the bid of Smith Pump Co. in the amount of $9,440, seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with none opposed. Item No. 7: CONSIDERATION OF PLANNING AND ZONING BOARD RECOM- MENDATION ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS. The Planning and Zoning Board made the following recommenda- tions: a. Study plans to obtain funds through initiation of a capital improvement program, Federal Grants, State CTrants and developers contributions. b. Require developers to post monies either b,y cash, letter of credit or land and/or deed donation in the amounts of a certain per- centage of total street costs for road improve- menu with the stipulation such funds would be used within a three to five year period or re- funded. c. Have plans for road improvements prepared by an engineer to reflect road expansions, type road required,. estimated costs, etc. This would need to be done before a capital improvement program was initiated. d. Select roads for improvements/expansions on a priority basis, the most critical need first, etc., and follow such priorities. e. It was stated by the Board that it is not their intent that study of this item delay any progress on projects now on-going nor any future projects which may occur prior to finalization of this item. Page 1245 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Mr. Justice reported he was scheduled to attend a meeting with the State Highway Department concerning feeder roads connect- ing the interstate highways. Mr. Justice will check on possi- ble grants and report to Council at the February meeting. Item No. 8: CONSIDERATION OF ESTABLISHMENT OF "G-1" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ZONING CLASSIFICATION. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended Council establish a new Zoning Classification as follows: 1. Use Regulations: In the "G-1" Light Industrial District, no buildings or land shall be used .and no buildings shall be hereafter erected, altered or .enlarged, unless ®therwise provided in this ordi- nance, except for one or more off' the following uses. a. Any uses permitted in the "F" District. b. Bakeries - Wholes~.le. c. Body and fender work for automobiles and horse trailers. d. Cleaning, dying, pressing works, laundry and washateria. e. Cold storage plants. f. Dog and cat hospitals, and kennels, when not less than 100 feet from an "A", "B", "C", "D", "E" or "F" District. g. Furniture repair. h. Machine shops, provided power not to exceed twenty five (25) horse-power is .employed in the. operation of any one machine and all ma- chinery, supplies and material are contained within a closed building at all times. i. Paper box manufacture. j. Pattern shops. k. Sheet metal shops using sheet metal of sixteen (16) gauge or thinner and all machinery and material are contained within a closed build- ing at all times. 1. Truck trailer parking only terminals. No load- ing or unloading to be permitted. Parking and maneuvering space shall be entirely on private property. Page 1246 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. m. Welding shops, custom work, not including structural welding. n. Accessory buildings and uses customarily incidential to the above. o. Any operation in which the sound decibel level of fifty (50) is exceeded is prohib- ited. 2. Height and Area Regulations: Tn the "G-1" Light Industrial District the height of buildings and the minimum dimensions of yards shall be as follows: pro- vided, however, that buildings. erected, reconstructed, altered or enlarged exclusively for dwellings purposes shall comely with the front, side and rear yard regulations of the "B" Multi-Family District. a. Height: No building hereafter erected, recon- structed, altered or enlarged, shall exceed two (2) stories, nor shall it exceed thirty five (35) feet. b. Front Yard: Same as District "F". c. Rear Yard: No rear yard shall be required except where the "G-1" District abuts on a Dwell- ing District, in ?~rhich case there shall be a rear ,yard of_ not less than ten (10) feet. d. Side Yard: Same as District "F". e. Lot Area Per Family: Same as District "B", if used for dwelling purposes. f. Suitable screening will be required if "G-1" zoning areas abut a dwelling district. Planning and Zoning further recommended the following property be rezoned to "G-1": a. From Alma Lane South to Liberty Baptist Church and East 500 feet from the Highway 287 right-of-way. b. From TESCO right-of-way at Liberty Baptist Church Southeast along the South side of TESCO right-of-way to Mansfield Cardinal Road. c. South a1_ong Mansfield Cardinal Road to Eden Road. d. South along Eden Hoad to the City Limits. Page 127 1 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. e. West along the City Limits to Highway 287 right-of-way. f. North along Highway 287 to TESCO right-of- way at Liberty Baptist Church. 1 Doyle Riley made a motion to accept the Planning and Zoning Board recommendation on a new zoning classification and to schedule a public hearing for February 9, 1884, seconded by Allan Elrod. Motion carried with none opposed. Item No. g and 10: CONSIDERATION OF INCREASING WATER AND SEWER TAP FEES. Mr. Justice recommended Council consider increasing the Sewer Tap fees to $275.00 and increasing the Water Tap fees as follows: 3/4 inch meter $200.00 1 inch meter 275,00 1%2 inch meter 450.00 2 inch meter 575.00 Larger meters and compound meters should. remain the same since charges are made based on cost. Doyle Riley made a motion to adopt Ordinance No. 84-1, "ANDS ORDINANCE INCREASING THE WATER AND SEWER TAP FEES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 13, 1984", seconded by J. D. Kirkpatrick. Motion carried with none opposed. Item No. 11: CONSIDERATION OF AMENDMENTS TO CITY CODE, CHAPTER 3. Mr. Danny Thomas recommended Council increase permit fees as follows: Building Permits and Inspection Fees i Occupancy Classification Single-Family Residence, Duplex, Townhouse Garage Conversion, A~,jcl-ons Apartment, Condomimiums Triplex and greater Building Area Permit Fee Iri Square -Feet --ALL-- $ 0.04/sq.ft. Less than 30,000 15.00 + .04/sq.ft. 30,000 and greater 500.00 + .03/sq.ft. Page 1248 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Building Permits and Ihspection Fees Contd. Occupancy Classification Manufacturing Plant, Repair Garage, Warehouse Building Area In Square Feet 0 - 1,000 1,000 - 10,000 10,001 - 50,000. 50,001 - greater Permit Fee $ 35.00 + .o3/sq.ft. 40.00 + .025/sq.ft. 90.00 + .02/sq.ft. 300.00 + .015/sq.ft. All Other Commercial 0 - 1,000 $ 20.00 + .05/sq.ft. (Office, School, Store, 1,001 - 5,000 25.00 + .045/sq.ft. Church, Resturant, etc.) 5,001 - 25,000 50.00 + .04/sgsft. 25,001 -100,000 175.00 + .035/sq.ft. Valuation Alterations & Repairs $ 0 - 1,000 $10.00 to Existing Construc- 1,001 -10,000 20.00 tion 10,001 - greater 0.03/sq.ft. Per dollar valuation Miscellaneous Building Permits Detached Garage .......................... Carport Permit ........................... Patio Cover Permit ....................... Portable Building Permit (Max. 150 square feet) ................. Accessory Building Permit ................ Swimming Pool Permit ..................... Fireplace Permit ......................... Demolition Permit ........................ Underground Storage Tank (Includes gas line to pump)............ Tent (Commercial only) ...................... Fence .................................... Carnival or Temporary Amusement.......... Drive Approach ........................... Each Re-inspection ....................... Building Code Appeal ..................... $ 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 20.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 3.00 30.00 5.00 5.00 $25.00 U 1 Page 1249 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1g84 Contd. Amend Section 3-8(c) Moving Permit Fees to read as follows: For a permit to move a house or building in, through or upon the streets, alleys or other public property of the City of Kennedale, or from on location to another on private prop- erty if otherwise permitted by applicable ordinances, fees shall be as follows: Building of less than 300 square feet $20.00 Building of 300 to 599 square feet 25.00 Building of 600 to 800 square feet 30.00 Building of more than 800 square feet 35.00 Amend Section 3-8(d.) Wrecking Permit Fees to read as follows: For a permit to wreck, raze or dismantle a building or struc- ture within the City of Kennedale, the permit fee shall be as follows: Building less than 300 square feet No Charge Building 300 square feet or larger $20.00 Amen'd' Section 3-S(3) Sign Permit Fees 'to 'read as follows: For a permit to display a sign within the City, the fee shall be as follows: Real estate .signs smaller than 20 square feet shall not require a permit No Charge Wall signs $ 10.00 Temporary advertising signs 20.00 Advertising signs (Billboard only) 100.00 All signs other than specified herein: 0 to 25 sq. ft. 1.5.00 26 to 50 sq. ft. 25.00 51 and larger sq. ft. 50.00 Change in copy or in sign face shall constitute a new sign for purposes of f'ee calculation. D Page 1250 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1884 Contd. Amend Section 3-3~(b) to read as follows: Electrical Fee Schedule The following fees shall include all wiring and electrical equipment in or on each building or other electrical equipment on the same premises constructed at the same time. Single-Family Residence,Duplex, Townhouse, not including the area of the garage, carports and other minor accessory buildings constructed at '' the same time, per square feet ................ $0.025 Apartments, Condominiums, Triplexes and larger not including the area of the garage and car- ports constructed at the same time, per square feet .......................................... $0.020 Commercial, Repairs, Add-Ons and other. Miscel- laneous Activity, Use "Unit Fee Schedule". New private, residential, in ground, swimming pools for single-family and multi-family occu- pan~ies including a complete system of neces- sary branch circuit wiring, bonding, grounding, underwater lighting, w~aer pumping and other similar electrical equipment directly related to the operation of a swimming pool, each..... $20.00 ' Therapeutic whirlpools, spas and altera- tions to existing swimming pools, use the "Unit fee Schedule rr . Electric generators used by Carnivals, Circuses or other traveling shows or exhibits, each..... $10.00 Unit Fee Schedule Fixed residential appliances or receptacle out- lets for same, including wall-mounted electric ovens; counter-mounted cooking tops; electric ranges, self-contained room, console, or through-wall air conditioners; space heaters, food waste grinders; dishwashers; washing machines; water heaters.; clothes dryers; or other motor-operated appliances not exceeding one horsepower (HP) in rating, each ................. $ 2.00 For other types of air conditioners and other motor-driven appliances having larger electrical ratings, see "Power Apparatusrr. 1 ii 1 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 ContTd. Unit Fee Schedule Contd. Receptacle, Switch, lighting or other outlets at which current is used or controlled, except services, feeders and meters. First 20, each ............................ $ .50 Addition fixtures, each ................... .30 For multioutlet assemblies, each 5 feet or fraction may be considered as one outlet. Lighting fixtures, sockets or other lamp-holding devices First 20, each ............................ .50 Additional fixtures, each ................. .30 Services of 600 volts or less and not over 200 amperes in rating, each ........................ 10.00 Services of 600 volts or less and-over 200 amperes to 1000 amperes in rating, each........ 20.00 Services of 600 volts or over 1000 amperes in rating, each ........................... ....... 50.00 Non-Residential ©uthets and Apparatus Self-contained factory-wired, nonresidential appliances not exceeding one horsepower (HP) in rating including medical and dental devices; food beverages; and ice cream cabinets; illumi- nated show cases; drinking fountains; vending mechanines; laundry machines; or other similar types of equipment, each ........................ $ 2.00 Power Apparatus Motors, generators, transformers, rectifiers, synchronous converters, capacitors, industrial heating, air conditioners and heat pumps, cook- ing or baking equipment and other apparatus, as follows: Rating in horsepower (HP), kilowatts (KW), kilovolt-amperes (KVA), or kilovolt-amperes- reactive (KVAR): Up to and including 1, each ................. $ 2.00 Over 1 and not over 10, each ................ 5.00 Over 10 and not over 50, each ............... 10.00 Page 1251 Page 1252 REGULAR MEETTNCx JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Power Apparatus Contd. Over 50 and not over 100, each ............. $20.00 Over 100, each ............................. 30.00 For equipment or appliances hav'ng more than one motor, transformer, heater, etc., the sum of the combined ratings may be used. These fees include all switches, circuit breakers, contactors., thermostats, relays and other directly related control equip- ment. For signs, outline lighting systems or marquees supplied from one branch circuit, each....,..... 10.00 Additional branch circuits within tk~e-same sign, outline lighting system or marquees, each....... 2.00 Temporary power to any structure, maximum g0 days 10.00 The final calculation for any single permit shall not be less than ................................ 10.00 Except the following: Temporary construction pole .............. 5.00 Reconnects ............................... 5.00 Reinspection Fee ........................ ....... 5.00 Electrical Code Appeal .......................... 25.00 Amend Section 3-27 to read as follows: Plumbing Fee Schedule Single-Family Residence~Duplex, Townhouse, not including the area of the garage, carports, and other minor accessory buildings constructed at the same time, per square feet .................. $0.025 Apartments, Condominiums, Triplexes and larger not including the area of the garage and carports constructed at the same time, per square feet... 0.020 Commercial, Repairs, Add-ons and other Miscel- laneous Activity, use the Unit Fee Schedule. Page 1253 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Plumbing Fee Schedule Contd. Unit Fee Schedule For each plumbing fixture or trap or set of fix- tures on one trap drainage piping and backflow protection therefor............ ............... $ 2.00 For each building water line .................... 3.00 For each building. sewer line.. ................ 5.00 For installation, alteration or repair of water piping and/or water treating equipment.......... 2.00 For repair or alteration of drainage or vent piping.... ............................ 2.00 For each lawn sprinkler system. on any one meter, including backflow protection devices therefor.. 5.00 For each private sewage disposal system (if permissible, and `approved by certificate from a Licensed Sanitarian; Construction and Design shall meet all Local and State specifications... 15.00 For each industrial waste pre-treatment, inter- including its trap. and vent, excepting ceptor , kitchen type grease interceptors functioning as fixture traps. .............................. 2.00 Gas fired appliance requiring special venting pibe ....................................... ... 2.00 For each gas piping system of one (1) to four (4) outlets ......................................... 2.00 For each gas piping system of five (5) or more, per outlet ...................................... .50 Repair of existing piping ....................... 5.00 Fireplace piping and valve ............... ..... 3.00 Gas line pressure check ......................... 500 Yard line pressure check ........................ $ 5.00 Standards For any installation requirin herein, the Building Official method of calculation and fee The final calculation for any not be less than $5.00. '~bplidable a permit not clearly defined shall designate the applicable necessary. Single Residential Permit shall Page 1254 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. Standards Applicable Contd. The final calculation for any single Non-Residential permit shall not be less than $10.00. Each Re-inspection Fee shall be $5.00. Plumbing Code Appeal shall be $25.00. Amend Section 3-6, Appendix B, to adopt the 1982 Edition of .the Uniform Mechanical Code with the followinr~ changes in the Fee Schedule. Mechanical Permit Fees Single-Family Residence, Duplex, Townhouse and other dwellings. First Air handling unit, each ............. $ 15.00 Each additional unit ...................... 10.00 Apartments, Condominiums, Triplexes and larger. Each dwelling unit ........................ `x:00 Commercial cooling system or cooling/heating system Less than 100 tons ........................ 1.00/ton 101 tons or greater ....................... 300.00 plus 1.00/ton Miscellaneous Fees Replacement of furnace or condensing unit of cooling/heating combination system ............. $ 15.00 Vent-a-hood for commercial cooking system...... 10.00 Dr.y chemical fire extinguisher system.......,.. $ 10.00 Standards Applicable The final calculation for any single permit shall not be less than $10.00 For any installation requiring a permit not clearly defined herein, the Building Official shall designate the applicable method of calculation and fee necessary. Each Re-inspection Fee shall be $5.00. Mechanical Code Appeal shall be $25.00. Page 1255 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. ~ f w awo a. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to amend the City Code 1977, ,~ ~ Chapter 3, to increase the permit fee charges as recommended, ,~ a seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with none opposed. ~'~ 0 Mr. Thomas further recommended Council adopt the 1882 Building, ~ Plumbing, Electrical and Mechanical Code Books. Also Council to ~ ~ cancel the requirements for contractor's bonds. It was the Q-~ consensus of the Council to consider this request at a later date. N o ~ OPEN DISCUSSION: Mr. Justice reported the-bids for the City Hall roof will be ready for the February meeting. Mr. Justice was instructed to have„the ceiling and insulation installed in the Ambulance Shelter, also the utility sink. Mr. Albert Soto complained about the 12" water line on Village Street freezing each winter for-the past three (3) years and asked if Council would authorize a larger line. Mr. Justice was instructed to get cost estimates for a 6" line from the well lot to Mr. S©to's house and a 2" line from Mr. Soto's to Averett Road. Mr. Soto also asked for a street sign at Village and Averett. Council discussed water service lines from the mains to the meter boxes. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion t© require-Schedule K-Copper o!a"~1(for all service lines from the mains to the meters, seconded ~a~ by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with none opposed. Council discussed the water meter costs on projects where developers make the water taps. ~~ Mr. Justice recommended Council authorize a meter installation ~4? fee as follows 3/4 inch meter $.75.00 1 inch meter 110.00 12 inch meter 256.00 2 inch meter 365.00 Larger meters and compound meter based on labor costs and meter costs. Page 126 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1984 Contd. J. D. Kirkpatrick made a motion to authorize the recommended charges, seconded by Allan Elrod. Motion carried with none opposed. Mr. Marshall reported another request. to release lot 4, block 14 Oakcrest Addition property belonging to Pate Jones. Allan Elrod made a motion to authorize Mr. Marshall withdraw the complaint concerning lot 4, block 14, Oakcrest Addition, seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with none opposed. Doyle Riley made a motion to recess regular session and go into closed session, seconded by Allan Elrod. Motion carried with none opposed. Council entered closed session at 12:15 a. m. Allan Elrod made a motion to adjourn closed session and re- convene regular session at 12:40 ~., m., seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried with-none opposed. Council discussed the increased work load on the City Hall employees with the utility companies closing collection offices operated by the utility companies. It was the consensus of the Council to cancel all contracts with Southwestern Be11, TESC~, Lone star Gas Company and Storer Cable T. V. Company concerning the City of Kennedale collecting payments of utility bills. A11an Elrod made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Doyle Riley. Motion carried w~,th -none opposed. Meeting adjourned at 12:50 a. m. ':] Page 1257 REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1884 Contd. APPROVED: ~ k. '~~ _~ ATTEST: ~ Steve Radakovich Mayor ~ ~C c-s~ Ty Re og Ci y Secretary CITY SEAL: 1 1