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CITY OF LAKEVILLE COUNCIL MEETING
DECEMBER 17, 2001
A complete video tape of the City Council proceedings
is retained for one"year..
Mayor Johnson called. the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. The
pledge of allegiance to the flag was given.
Roll call was taken. Present: Council Members Bellows,
Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick and Mayor Johnson.
Also .present: 'R. Knutson, City Attorney; B. Erickson, City
Administrator; K. Nelson, City Engineer; D. Feller, Finance
Qrector; S. Michaud, Parks & Recreation Director; D. Morey,
Planning Director; D. Martens, Police Chief; D. Volk, Director of
Operations & Maintenance; J. Hennen, Assistant to City
Administrator; C. Friedges, City Clerk.
MINUTES
The minutes of the December. 3, 2001 City Council meeting and
the November 26, 2001 Council work session were .approved as
presented;
STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS
Al~"ORNEY:-None
ENGINEER: None
ADMINISTRATOR: Mr. Erickson announced that representatives
of Xcel Energy were not able to attend this evening's meeting,
thus Item Sb will need to be re-scheduled for a Later date.
PARKS & RECREATION DIRECTOR: Mr. Michaud presented. the
November mon hly report of the Parks & Recreation
Department.
CHIEF OF .:POLICE: Chief Martens presented the Police
Department November monthly report.
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PRESENTATIONS/INTRODUCTIONS
Chief Martens introduced Community Service Ofificers Nels
Engstrom, :Andrew Bellows and Timothy Mahoney.
CITIZENS' COMMENTS None
CONSENT AGENDA
01.154 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Mu vihill to approve
the consent agenda items as follows:
a. Claims fior payment.
b. November Investment Report..
c. Receive minutes of the December-6,.2001. Arts Center
Board. meeting.
d. .Resolution No. 01-225 amending the 2001 General Fund
Budget.
e. Resolution No. 01-226 amending the 2001 Drug
Enforcement Fund Budget.
f. Resolution No. 01-227 amending the 2001 Economic
Development Revolving Loan .Fund Budget.
g: Resolution No. 01-228 amending the 2001: Cable TV Fund
Budget.
h. Resolution No. 01-229 amending the Environmental
Recycling Fund Budget.
i. _ Resolution No. 01-230 amending the GIS Fund. Budget.
j. Resolution No. 01-231 amending the Surface Water
Management Fund Budget.
k. Resolution No. 01-232 amending the Oak Wilt Suppression
Fund Budget.
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I. Resolution No. 01-233 amending the E-911 Fund Budget,
m. Resolution No. 01-234 adopting the 2002 Schedule of
Fees.
n, Ordinance No. 696 amending Title 8, Chapter 1 of the
Lakeville City Code concerning the Fire Department; and
Resolution No. 01-235 authorizing 90 firefighters.
o. Special Assessment Agreement with Ronald .and Elin
Rimnac, 9655 - 185t" Street West.
p. Approval and. renewal of mixed municipal solid waste. and
.recyclable material collectors licenses, effective January 1
through December 31, 2002.
q. Renewal of billboard licenses for 2002..
r. Renewal of mechanical amusement device licenses for
2002.
s. Resolution No. 01-236 .accepting donation from the
Lakeville Lions Club to the Police and Fire Departments for
the purchase. of American flag ribbons.
t. Resolutions No. 01-237, 01-238,_01-239, 01-240 and 01-
241 accepting donations to the DARE .Program. from Twin
Cities Harley.-Davidson, Inc.; College City Homes; Ryt-Way.
Industries, Inc.; Schneiderman's Furniture, Inc. and
J&E/Earn Manufacturing Company.
u. Accept resignation of Gerald Comer,.Jr. from the Planning
Commission.
v. ' Resolution No. 01-242 adopting .the Lakeville Liquors
.Employee Manual for all positions with. the. City. of Lakeville
Liquor Department
w. Resolution. No. 01-243 adopting the position classification
and pay plan for exempt and non=exempt positions and
setting forth the policy for administration of the pay plan.
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x. Resolution No. 01-244 setting salaries for City of Lakeville
instructors and seasonal employees.
y. Resolution No. 01-245 .setting compensation and
reimbursement rates for firefighters.
z. Resolution No. 01-246 adopting the liquor stores' position
salary structure.
aa. Authorize 36.5 hours of vacation to be carried forward to
2002 for the Information Systems Manager.
bb Resolution No. 01-247 accepting a $1,500 Partners: in
Progress Grant from. Dakota Electric.
cc. HVAC Maintenance Agreements with Yale.-:Mechanical,
Cramer Buitding Maintenance and Aliiant Mechanical for
City facilities.
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dd. A reement with Victor Albrecht for the purpose of
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providing adult dance lessons.
ee. Snow removal contract with Rudd Construction.
ff. Final. acceptance and final payment to Keys Well Drilling
.Company for Well No. 14, Improvement Project 00-4A.
gg. Publishing Agreement with Mpls. St. Paul Magazine.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Bellows, Johnson,
Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick.
ITEM 8
Fire .Chief Danny Barth requested Counci consideration of an
architectural services agreement with Tushie-Montgomery and
Associates for construction of Fire Station #4. He explained
that the City's Capital Improvement Plan has, for many years,
anticipated the needfor the construction of Fire Station #4.
The construction of a fourth fire station will enable-the Fire
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Department to meet the fire safety needs of its growing
community.
Mr. Barth explained that adequate land. was purchased fora
fourth fire station. adjacent to the` Water Treatment Facility on
185th Street anal .Ipava Avenue.. This strategic location is the
geometric :center of the City, with convenient access to major
highways, including County Road 60, Dodd Boulevard and
..Ipava Avenue. A Fire Department Committee was..formed to
study the need for a fourth fire station and develop a
_preliminary design.
.Gary Tushie, Tushie Montgomery Architects, presented a site
-plan, architectural design, floor plans and building elevations
for the proposed facility. The building would be slightly less
than 13,000 square feet in size.
Finance Director Dennis .Feller presented the proposed project
costs. and funding sources for Fire Station #4. The total project
cost is estimated at $2,2 million. Of that amount, $400,000
will be paid from the Liquor. Fund cash-on-hand. Thee remaining
cost would be financed through lease revenue bonds. The total
bond issue would be $2,180,000. The bonds would be issued
by the Lakeville HRA over a 15-year period with a 10=year call.
provision. The average annual debt service is estimated-to be
$212,.000 over the 15-year life of the bonds.
01.155 Motion- was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Rieb to approve an
.Architectural Services Agreement with Tushie-Montgomery and
Associates, Inc. for construction of Fire Station #4.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Johnson, Mulvihill,
Rieb, Luick, Bellows.
'ITEM 9
Mayor Johnson opened the Truth in Taxation public hearing.
He explained that State law did not .require .cities to hold truth
in taxation public hearings this year. However, the City Council
chose to hold a public hearing in order to provide taxpayers the
opportunity to ask questions and present comments on the
proposed 2002 budget and tax. levy.
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Mr. Erickson presented the Executive Summary of the proposed
2002-2003 City of Lakeville budget. Most Lakeville residents,
he explained, will experience a property tax reduction in 2002
of between 20-30%. He explained that the September 11tH
terrorist attacks on the United States and .Minnesota's $1.95
billion budget shortfall. have impacted the City's budget
process. As a result of these events, City staff began to
determine what an appropriate fund balance should be in a
city's budget. He pointed out that the City's auditing firm has
complimented the City's fund balance as being adequate, but
not excessive.
Mr. Feller provided a detailed overview of the 2002 City of
Lakeville budget and tax levy. (See Finance Director's .Truth in
Taxation memo dated December 7, 2001 on file in the City
Clerk's office) The 2002 Tax Levy for the City of Lakeville is
$10,894,396.
There were no questions or comments from members of the
audience.
01.156 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Bellows to chose the
Truth in Taxation public hearing..
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick,
Bellows, Johnson.
01.157 Motion was made by Rieb, seconded by Mulvihill to adopt the
Year 2002 budgets as follows:
Resolution No. 01-248 adopting the General Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-249 adopting the Cable TV Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-250 adopting the Environmental/Recycling
Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-251 adopting the Employee Benefit Fund
Budget
Resolution No. 01-252 adopting the GIS Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-253 adopting the Surface Water
Management Utility Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-254 adopting the Oak Wilt Suppression
Grant Fund Budget
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Resolution No. 01-255 adopting the Enhanced 911 Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-256 adopting the Economic Development
Revolving Loan Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-257 adopting the Municipal Reserves Fund
Budget
Resolution No. 01-258 adopting the Equipment Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-259 adopting the Building Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-260 adopting the Liquor Fund Budget
Resolution No. 01-261 adopting the Water Operating Fund
Budget
Resolution No. 01-262 adopting theSanitary Sewer Operating
Fund Budget
Roll call was taken on the motion.. Ayes, Rieb, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill.
01.158 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Luick to approve
Resolution No. 01-263 adopting the Year 2002 Tax Levy.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill, Rieb.
ITEM 10
Mr. Dempsey presented the request of Crystal Lake Country
Club for a Planned Unit Development Amendment to allow the
sale of on-sale liquor and extended hours of operation at
Crystal Lake Golf Club, 16725 Innsbrook Drive. He explained.
that the City Council approved the Fourth Amendment to the
Crystal Lake Golf Estates PUD on October 4, 1999. The Fourth
Amendment allowed the. construction of the clubhouse banquet
room and included stipulations restricting alcohol sales to beer
and wine. It also established limited hours of operation for the
banquet facility.
The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the
proposed amendment and recommended approval subject to
the following:
^ Eliminate the requirement that the police officer in
attendance at functions of 150 or more persons be in
uniform;
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^ Allow the sale of intoxicating liquor on the premises;
^ Retain the existing weekday hours of operation (stop
serving alcohol at 9:30 p.m. and close at 10:00 p.m.;
^ Extend weekend hours of operation by one hour (stop
serving alcohol at 11:30 p.m. and close at midnight.
Mr. Dempsey stated staff further recommended the following:
^ No outdoor entertainment permitted on the premises;
^ December 31St of each year shall be exempted from
restricted weekday hours of operation and shall be
permitted to stop serving alcohol at 12:30 a.m. and close at
1:00 a.m.
Mr. Dempsey explained that, since the Planning Commission
meeting, the applicant has submitted afour-page spreadsheet
categorizing the date, type of event and number of guests at
each event. The average number of guests per event in the
summer months has been 85. Only three of the 156 events.
• held in the banquet facility between April and October were at
the maximum banquet facility capacity of 225 persons.
City Attorney Roger Knutson explained that Crystal Lake Golf
Course is governed by a Planned. Unit Development. Therefore,
the zoning issue (PUD amendment) must be considered prior to
consideration of a liquor .license. Mr. Erickson clarified. that the
hours of operation must be considered under the PUD
amendment.
Council Member Rieb stated she feels Crystal Lake Golf Course
should not be treated any different than other liquor.
establishments in the City with respect to hours of operation.
She asked what the hours of operation are for establishments.
in the City that hold an on-sale liquor license. Investigator Bill
Forbord explained that State Statute allows alcohol to be
served until 1:00 a.m. every evening except Sunday. The .City
has asked liquor establishments to stop serving at 12:30 a.m.
and asks that all patrons leave the establishment by 1:00 a.m.
This policy, he stated, has worked well.
Gary Carlson, 16702 Innsbrook Drive, stated he does not feel
that Crystal Lake Golf Course can be compared to the Chart
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House or Brackett's Crossing Country Club. He stated Crystal
Lake .Golf Course is unique, in that when the homes were first
constructed and sold in that neighborhood, the golf course did
not have a banquet facility of the size it has now. Also, all
traffic: must enter and exit the clubhouse and banquet facility
through a residential neighborhood. He was concerned with
the safety of neighborhood children if the hours of operation
are expanded.
Diana Simonpietri, 16851 Ironwood Circle, stated that in
addition to the safety issue, she is also inconvenienced by the
golf course allowing lawn mowers to operate at 5:00 a.m.
every morning.
Gary Fuchs, 16580 Irwindale Way, a resident of the Boulder
Village neighborhood, spoke in support of issuing a liquor
license and extending the hours of operation.
John Keeler, also a resident of Boulder Village, spoke in support
of changing the hours of operation to coincide with other liquor
establishments in the community.
Dale Myer, 16706 Innsbrook Drive, stated he lives directly
across from the driveway to the golf course. He spoke in
opposition to any extension of hours at the golf course beyond
the Planning Commission's recommendation.
The City Administrator explained that the Planning Commission
did not have the information provided by the applicant.
regarding dates and types of events that were held during the
past year.
Brian King, 16620 Irwindale Way, spoke in support of the liquor
license and standard hours of operation.
Mayor Johnson asked if there have been any motor
vehicle/pedestrian accidents in that area. Chief Martens stated
there have not.
Council Member Luick pointed out that a PUD is different than a
business; there are more restrictions with a PUD. He felt that
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the hours of operation should be limited as recommended by
the Planning Commission.
Council Member Bellows also .supported the Planning
Commission's recommendations.
01.159 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Luick to accept the
information provided- by Mr. Hultgren outlining dates, types of
events at the banquet facility and attendance at each event.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Bellows, Johnson,
Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick.
Council Member Rieb recommended the facility be allowed to
sell alcohol until 10:30 p.m. and close at 11:00 p.m. during the
week. She further recommended that weekend hours (Friday
and Saturday) be consistent with other liquor establishments in
the city.
Council Member Rieb pointed out that the Police Department
brings any concerns or issues to the Council's attention when
the liquor license is renewed annually.
Council Member Mulvihill stated she would. support extending
the weekday closing. time by one hour (10:30/11:00 p.m.)
Mayor Johnson also supported extending the weekday hours.
Council Member Luick stated he remains sensitive to-the fact
that this establishment is located in a residential area. He
stated he would support extending the weekday closing time by
one-half hour from what the Planning Commission.
recommended.
01.160 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Bellows to approve the
Fifth Amendment to the Crystal Lake Golf .Estates Planned Unit
Development to allow the sale of intoxicating (iquor and
extended hours of operation as recommended by the Planning
Commission.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Luick, Bellows. Nays,
Johnson, Mulvihill, Rieb..
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Motion failed.
01.161 Motion was made. by Rieb, seconded by Mulvihill to allow the
sale of intoxicating liquor at Crystal Lake Golf Course, 16725
Innsbrook Drive.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick,
Bellows, Johnson.
01.162 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded. by Bellows to approve
the Fifth Amendment to the Crystal Lake Golf Estates Planned
Unit Development as recommended by the Planning
Commission and City staff, with the. exception of the weekday
hours of operation, to be established as follows:
Sunday through Thursday: Stop serving alcohol at 10:00 p.m.,
close at 10:30 p.m.
.Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill. Nay, Rieb.
Council Member Rieb felt that the hours of operation should be
consistent with other liquor establishments in the City of
Lakeville.
ITEM it
Mayor Johnson opened the public hearing on the application of
Golf Enterprises, Inc. for an on-sale and Sunday liquor license
at Crystal Lake Golf Course. The City Clerk attested to
publication of the legal notice.
Investigator Forbord explained that Crystal Lake Golf Course
has held an on-sale wine and beer license for the last six years.
The applicant meetsthe requirements set forth by State
Statute and City ordinance for an on-sale liquor license. Taxes
have been paid in full on the property, and a certificate of dram
shop insurance has been submitted. The Police Department,
he stated, has no objection to the license. being granted.
There were no questions or comments from the audience.
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01.163 Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Mulvihill to close the
public hearing.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill, Rieb.
01.164 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Rieb to grant an
on-sale and Sunday liquor license to Golf Enterprises, Inc.,
d.b.a. Crystal Lake Golf Course, 16725 Innsbrook Drive,
effective January 1 through December 31, 2002.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Bellows, Johnson,
Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick.
ITEM 12
Mayor Johnson opened the public hearing on the renewal of on-
sale liquor, club liquor, Sunday liquor, wine and 3.2% malt
liquor licenses. The City Clerk attested to publication of the
. legal notice.
Investigator Forbord presented the renewal applications of the
following establishments, providing a summary of issues or'
changes that have taken place during the past year:
^ Babe's Sportsbar & Grill
^ Brackett's Crossing Country Club
^ Chart House Restaurant
^ Harry's Cafe
^ Holiday Station Store #504
^ Kwik Trip (3 stores)
^ Lakeville Family Bowl
^ Lakeville VFW
^ Ole Piper
^ Pizza Hut
• SuperAmerica (3 stores)
^ Tak Shing Chinese Restaurant
Investigator Forbord stated the Chart House Restaurant is
proposing two additional evenings of live outdoor
entertainment.. The nearby residents have been notified. He
also reported that one liquor establishment recently received. a
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citation for serving alcohol to a minor. The disposition of that
matter is pending.
Council Member Luick asked if the City has a process in place
to handle alcohol related violations. The City Attorney stated
he has drafted, and staff is currently. reviewing, an ordinance
amendment that would establish. a more detailed process than
what the City currently has in place.
There were no questions or .comments from the audience.
01.165 Motion was made by Mulvihill, seconded by Rieb to close the
public hearing.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Johnson, Mulvihill,
Rieb, Luick, Bellows.
01.166 Motion was .made by Mulvihill, seconded by Rieb to approve the
following Licenses effective January 1 through December 31,
2002:
Babe's Sportsbar & Grill: On-sale and Sunday liquor
Brackett's Crossing Country Club: On-sale and Sunday
special club
Chart House Restaurant: On-sale and Sunday liquor
Harry's Cafe: On-Sale and Sunday liquor
Holiday Station Store: Off-sale 3.2 malt liquor
Kwik Trip (Stores #692, .343 and 694): Off-sale 3.2 malt
liquor
Lakeville Family Bowl: On-sale and Sunday liquor
Lakeville VFW: On-sale and Sunday special club
Ole Piper: On-sale and Sunday liquor
Pizza Hut: On-sale 3.2 malt liquor
SuperAmerica (Stores #4337,. 4490 and 4528): Off-sale 3.2
malt liquor
Tak Shing Chinese Restaurant: On-sale wine and 3.2 malt
liquor
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick,
Bellows, Johnson.
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Mayor Johnson recessed the Council meeting at 9:10 p.m. and
reconvened at 9:15 p.m.
ITEM 13
Associate Planner Ron Mullenbach presented a proposed
amendment to the 1999 Comprehensive Plan for the Tutewohl,
Trevis & Jorgenson properties located at the northeast corner
of Pilot Knob Road and 170th Street. He explained that the
proposed amendment is consistent with the mediated
settlement agreement between the City of Lakeville, City of
Apple Valley and the Tutewohl fami y dated May 31, 2000. The
amendment would re-guide approximately 80 acres of land
from Low Density Residential to Park and. Medium Density
Residential. He explained that the Tutewohls have sold the
south half of the property to Wright. Homes for the
development of townhomes. Wright Homes has submitted a
sketch plan for the proposed townhome development. The
preliminary and final plat plans will be forwarded for Planning
Commission and City Council consideration prior to July 1,
2002, consistent with the mediated settlement agreement. Mr.
Mullenbach further explained that the Comprehensive Plan
amendment will allow the City to utilize a $295,350 grant from
the Minnesota DNR for acquisition of the north half of the
Tutewohl property for use as a comm-unity park.
The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the
proposed Comprehensive Plan amendment and unanimously
recommended approval. Staff recommends approval.
01.167. Motion was made by Luick, seconded by Mulvihill to approve
Resolution No. 01-264 concerning a Comprehensive Plan
amendment re-guiding property from Low-Density Residential
to Park and Medium-Density Residential and amending the
MUSA boundary for the Tutewohl, Trevis & Jorgenson
properties located at the northeast corner of Pilot Knob Road
and 170th Street.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Rieb, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill.
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ITEM 14
Mr. Morey presented a proposed zoning ordinance amendment
concerning required permits and. approvals. He explained that
the ordinance amendment was prepared in response to new
legislation, which states that City ordinances cannot include
building code requirements that are. more restrictive than the
State .Building Code. This would apply to detached accessory
buildings 120 square feet or less in .size, fences six feet or less
in height and certain swimming pools. The Planning
Commission held a public hearing and unanimously
recommended approval. Staff recommends approval.
01.168 Motion was made by Bellows, seconded by Mulvihill to approve
Ordinance No. 697 amending Titlell of the Lakeville City Code
concerning required- permits anal approvals.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Luick, Bellows,
Johnson, Mulvihill, Rieb.
ITEM 15
The City Council considered a resolution establishing a new
Parks, Recreation and Natural Resources Committee. Mayor
Johnson explained that the. City Council reviewed this matter at
a recent work session. The Council discussed the duplication of
duties that exists between the existing Parks & Recreation
Committee and Environmental Affairs Committee, such as
issues relating to trails, wetlands, open space, conservation
easements and ponding. Mayor Johnson. stated he met with
members of both committees and reviewed the proposed
changes. Both committees voted to accept the incorporation of
the two committees into one.
Mr. Erickson suggested that the resolution be amended to
include the appointment of appropriate staff liaisons to the new
committee. They. are the Parks & Recreation Director and City
Engineer.
01.169 Motion was-made by Rieb, seconded by Mulvihill to approve
Resolution No. 01-265 establishing the Parks, Recreation and
Natural Resources. Committee, as amended to include the staff
liaisons (Parks & Recreation Director and City Engineer); and
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Ordinance No. 698 amending Titles 7, 9 and 10 of the Lakeville
City Code concerning reference to the Environmental Affairs
Committee and Park and Recreation Committee.
Roll call was taken on the motion.. Ayes, Bellows, Johnson,
Mulvihill, Rieb, Luick.
ITEM 16
01.170 Motion was made by Rieb, seconded by Luick to hold a Council
Work Session on Monday, January 14, 20.02, at 5:15 p.m.
Roll call was taken on the motion. Ayes, Johnson, .Mulvihill,
Rieb, Luick, Bellows.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS None
NEW BUSINESS None
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next regular Council meeting, January 7, 2002
-Mayor Johnson adjourned. the meeting at 9:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
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Charlene Fridges,
Clerk
Robert D. Jo~(,~son, Mayor