June 16, 1977MINUTES
WEST MEMPHIS CITY COUNCIL
MEETING JUNE 16, 1977
A regular meeting of the West Memphis City Council. was
held in the council chamber of City Hall on Thursday, June 16, 1977,
at 1:30 p. m. Present were:
Mayor Joyce T. Ferguson
City Attorney Robert Smith
Aldermen:
Charles Hampton
James Hightower
Pritchard Horton
Roberta Jackson
Doug Morris
R. H. Ray
Doug Shelton
W. R. Spencer
Lloyd Woodell
being a quorum. Alderman Don Grimsley was absent.
The- Mayor announced that this time was advertised for bid
opening on a fire truck, a Community Development project, and that
no other bids would be received after this time. Alderman Shelton
made a motion to waive the rules to put the bid opening on the agenda.
The City Attorney and Fire Chief opened the bids which were as follows:
American LaFrance $74, 964. 00
$500. 00 discount if paid within fifteen days.
Peter Pirsh & Sons Co. $84, 170.66
Ward La France $71, 826. 85
Alderman Hampton made a motion to turn over the bids to the Fire
Commission, City Attorney and Jay Woods for study and put the matter
under advisement. Upon motion duly seconded and voice vote, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, That Community Development
Project, bids on fire truck, be turned over
to the Fire Commission, the City Attorney
and Director of Community Development
Jay Woods for study.
(Comm. Dev.
fire truck
bids.
Mayor Ferguson stated it was necessary to approve or correct
the minutes of council meeting on June 2, 1977. Alderman Hampton
stated that on page 13 in the list of members of advisory committee,
two names were left out; those of treasurer Chadd Durrett and Lloyd
McCuiston. Alderman Ray made a motion to approve the minutes as
corrected. Upon motion being duly seconded and voice vote, the
minutes were unanimously approved as corrected.
Mayor Ferguson announced the time for requests from citizens.
Mr. Don Adams, representing Child Evangelism of Memphis, asked
permission to bring a small mobile class room to West Memphis for
the purpose of teaching children Bible lessons in their own neighborhood.
Alderman Ray .made a motion to grant permission to Mr. Adams to brix~:g
the mobile class room in. Alderman Shelton seconded the motion and
upon voice vote, it was unanimously
(child RESOLVED, That permission is hereby
evangelism) given to Child Evangelism of Memphis
to bring a small portable class room in
to West Memphis for the purpose of
teaching children Bible lessons in their
own neighborhood.
The Mayor stated the first order of old business would be the
third reading of an ordinance to amend Ordinance 586 concerning
the building code. City Attorney, Robert Smith, read the ordinance
for the third time. Alderman Morris made. a motion the ordinance
be adopted on the third reading. Alderman Jackson seconded the
motion and upon roll call vote, the ordinance was unanimously
adopted on the third reading.
The ordinance was given No. 903.
~97
'~'~ .~~
ORDINANCE N0. ~
T
AN ORDINANCE TO p,MEND ORDINAI`ZCE N0. 586 OF
THE CITY OF tidEST ~~MPHIS, ARKANSAS; AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY, OF `NEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. Section 1 of Ordinance No. 586 is hereby amended
to read as follows:
ADOPTION OF BUILDI?~G CODE. There is hereby adopted by
the City of West Memphis, Arkansas, for the purpose of estab-
lishing rules and regulations for construction, alteration,
removal, demolition, equipment, use and occupancy, location and
maintenance of building and structures, including permits and
penalties, that certain building code known as the National
Building Code, recommended by the National Board of Fire Under-
writers, being particularly the 1976-Edition and the whole
thereof, including any revised editions thereof, save and except
such portions as are hereinafter deleted, modified or amended of
which not less than three (3) copies have been and now are filed
in the Office of the City Clerk of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas, and the same are hereby adopted and incorporated as
fully as if set out at length herein, and from the date on which
this Ordinance shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be
controlling in the construction of all buildings and other
structures within the corporate limits of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas.
SECTION II. All parts of Ordinance No. 586 in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed. _
,• ` -.. `
PASSED AND APPROVED this ~' day of ~ _ ,
1977 .
ATTEST : - --
CITY CLERK ~~~~~
~~~
MAYOR
~~~
The Ma yor stated the next item was the third reading of an
ordinance concerning fire prevention. The City Attorney read the
ordinance the. third and final time. Alderman Ray made a motion to
1
adopt the ordinance on the third reading. Alderman Morris seconded
the motion and upon roll call vote, it was unanimously adopted and given
number 904.
ORDINANCE N C ~ ~.l ~
0.
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND ORDINANCE N0. 710
OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, AND FOR
OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED EY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF U]EST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION 1. Section 1 of Ordinance No. 710 of the City of
West Memphis, Arkansas is hereby amended to read as follows:
"Section 1. There is hereby adopted by the City of West
Memphis, Arkansas for the purpose of providing fire prevention
and protection in connection with hazardous materials and
processes the American Insurance Association Fire Prevention
Code, 1976 Edition, of which not less than three (3) copies have
been filed in the Off ice of the City Clerk of the City of West
Memphis; the same is hereby adopted and incorporated as fully
as if set out herein and from the date on which this Ordinance
shall take effect, the provisions thereof shall be controlling
within the limits of the City of West Memphis, Arkansas"
Section 2. All other provisions contained in Ordinance
No. 710 shall remain in full force and effect except as herein
specifically amended .
PASSED AND APPRO ED this ~~ ~ d
v ay of
1977.
____.
,-
~ ~~ +' _ ~-
,.,
/ % t _,,~
~~
...
raaYOx
ATTEST:
,--~ ,
~/ •r'
The Mayor announced the next item to be an ordinance con-
cerning motorcycles. The City Attorney read the ordinance the .third
and final time. Alderman 7Vlorris made ~ motion to adopt the ordinance
on the third reading. Alderman Shelton seconded the motion and upon
roll call vote, the ordinance was unanimously adopted and given No. 905.
.r, ,~
ORDINAi~TCE rJ• . ~- __a
BE IT ORDAIr1ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
SECTION OIV'E. Section One (1) of Ordinance No. 899 is
amended to read as follows:
"No motorcycle or motor-driven cycle shall be operated
in any manner,'so as to cause a disturbance in any,area of the
City. Touring, stunting, or racing of motors are prohibited
in any hospital or nursing home area, and it is also unlawful
to operate a motorcycle within one-quarter (1/4) mile of any
residence except on a regularly established public street,
provided it shall not be unlawful for a person to ride a motor-
cycle or motor-driven cycle on their own premises".
.-
PASSED AND APPROVED this _ day of .` 's~ _~."
1977.
xs.~+~..
MAYOR
ATTEST:
- ., ~-,
~ / ~_
_,.
~r _ ~ /~
~_. ,.
CITY CLERK
The Mayor announced the next item of business to be the third
reading of an ordinance to increase the application fee for zoning. Tho
City Attorney read the ordinance the thir~ and final time. Alderman
1
Woodell made a motion to adopt the ordinance on the third- reading.
Alderman Spencer seconded the motion and upon roll call vote,- it was
unanimously adopted on the third reading and given number 906.
,,~..
~ ._
~ ~~,
ORDINANCE N0. ~ ~
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE
OF THE CITY OF WEST MEMPHIS, ARI:ANSAS,
ORDINANCE N0. 715, SECTION 14, PARAGRAPH 14.222,
APPLICATION FEE, AI~tD FOR. OTHER PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAIi~1ED BY THE CITY, COUNCIL OF TIIE CITY OF
tiJEST MEMPHIS , ARI:ANSAS
SECTION ONE. The Zoning Ordinance of the City of blest
Memphis, Arkansas, Ordinance No. 715, dated March 16, 1972,
Section 14, Paragraph 14.122, shall be amended to read as
follows:
"14.122 Ap lication Fee. Each application by a property
owner shall be accompanied by a fee of Fifty Dollars ($50.00)
no part of which shall be returnable to the applicant."
PASSED AND APPROVED this ! ~, day of ~~ 'l
1977.
,.
~.
~01
?Yrn~o~
ATTEST:
,--~,. f.. i ~. __
/`~~
CITY CLERK
The Mayor stated the next item to be the first reading of an
ordinance to increase the membership of the Auditorium Commission
from five to seven members. The City Attorney read the ordinance
the first time. Alderman Jackson, sponsorer of the ordinance, made
a motion to adopt the ordinance on the first reading. Alderman Shelton
seconded the motion and after discussion and roll call vote, it
way unanimously- =
RESOLVED, That an ordinance to increase
the Auditorium Commission from five to
seven members be and hereby is adopted on
the first reading.
1st R.
(Aud. Comm)
A request was made by members of the council that letters be mailed to
the Auditorium Commission advising them of this pending ordinance.
The--Mayor stated the next item to be the first reading of an
ordinance concnrning peddlers in West Memphis. The City Attorney
read the ordinance for the first time. Alderman Shelton made a
motion to table this ordinance and upon motion being duly seconded
and voice vote, it was
RESOLVED, That the ordinance concerning
peddlers be and hereby is tabled.
The Mayor stated the next item to be the first reading of an
1st R.
(peddlers
~-i.c.tabled)
ordinance sponsored by Alderman Shelton giving the Mayor the authority
to sell property belonging to the city valued at a thousand dollars and
under. The City Attorney read the ordinance the first time. Alderman
Ray made a motion that the ordinance be adopted on the first reading.
Alderman Jackson seconded the motion and upon roll call vote, it was
unanimously
RESOLVED, That the ordinance concerning
the Mayor's authority to sell city property
valued at $1000. 00 or less be and hereby is
adopted on the first reading.
The Mayor announced the next item of old business to be an
1st R.
(mayor author
to sell)
amendment to the Affirmative Action Plan for the City of West Memphis
and asked Rick Gallagher to make an explanation to the council of the
amendment. Mr. Gallagher explained that in a meeting with a repre-
sentative of HUD, Manes & Associates, Civil Service, the Mayor and
himself, it was agreed that certain deletions and insertions must be
made and it was necessary to have the written approval of the Civil
Service Commission which the Mayor had now received by letter of
June 15, .1977, from the Commission's secretary, Mr. Chitman.
Mr. Gallagher further stated that as soon as the amended plan was
received from the city's planner, Manes & Associates, each member
of the council would be given a copy; that it is the responsibility of the
Mayor and the Council to adopt this amendment. Alderman Horton
made a motion to adopt the amendment. Alderman Shelton seconded
the motion and upon voice vote, it was unanimously
(Affirmative RESOLVED, That the amendment to~ the
Action Plan City of West Memphis Affirmative Action
Amended) Plan be and hereby is adopted.
The Mayor announced the first item of new business to be
the first reading of an ordinance, sponsored by Alderman Shelton,
concerning license for gas fitters. The City Attorney read the
ordinance the first time. Alderman Jackson made a motion the
ordinance be adopted on the first reading. Alderman Woodell seconded
the motion and upon roll call vote, it was unanimously
(Gas fitters RESOLVED, That the ordinance pertaining
ord.) to license for gas fitters be and hereby ~,
adopted on the first reading.
The Mayor announced the next item of new business, the
first reading of an ordinance placing CETA workers under Civil
Service and that it was necessary to waive the rules to put the item
on the agenda. Alderman Morris made a motion to put the item on
the agenda. Alderman Jackson seconded the motion and upon voice
vote, the motion carried and the ordinance was placed on the agenda
for the first reading. The City Attorney read the ordinance. Alder-
man Horton made a motion to adopt the ordinance. Alderman Spencer
seconded the motion and after discussion, it was unanimously
(CETA) RESOLVED, That the ordinance placing
203
CE TA employees under Civil Service
is hereby adopted on the first reading.
The Mayor asked for the concurrence of the council to write a letter to
Civil Service directing them to place these men after they have taken
their promotion tests next week that they will be put on the Civil Service
Register at that range and grade. Alderman Shelton made a motion to
agree with the Mayor to write. the letter. Alderman Jackson seconded
the motion and during discussion Alderman Spencer said, "Are you
goint to authorize the Secretary to put this in the files?" The Mayor
said to write the secretary a letter and instruct him to put this in their
files is what the intention is. Alderman Spencer added that from hence-
forth and forevermore based on this, they are going to act accordingly and
these people will be promoted for whatever action is necessary. The
Mayor added, "I just want your permission to write this letter from the
Mayor and City Council. Upon voice vote, the motion unanimously carried.
The .Mayor said it was necessary to waive the rules to put on the
agenda an ordinance concerning utility rates. Alderman Hampton made
a motion to put the ordinance on the agenda. Alderman Jackson seconded
the motion and upon voice vote, there was one negative vote. Alderman
Ray voted "no". The Mayor and the City Attorney ruled the item could
not come up at this time.
The Mayor announced the next item ~f new business to be a
resolution on the AP&L settlement agreement. The City Attorney. read
the resolution. Alderman Ray made a motion to adopt the resolution.
Alderman Spencer seconded the motion. During discussion, Alderman
Shelton made a motion to delete paragraph 4 of the resolution. Alderman
Ray seconded the motion and upon voice vote, it was unanimously agreed
to delete paragraph 4 from the resolution. After Mr. Para explained the
details of the agreement and reminded the council that this matter was
agreed upon in a Utility Committee meeting, and upon roll call vote,
the resolution was unanimously adopted as amended and given number 588.
204
RESOLUTION NO. 588
WHEREAS, The Arkansas Power & Light Company and customer
intervenors entered into a Settlement Agreement dated September 16,
1976, in resolution of the proceedings in Federal Power Commission
Docket Nos. E-8250 and ER76-110; and,
WHEREAS, under the terms of said Settlement Agreement, the
Arkansas Power and Light Company filed a rate application before the
Federal Power Commission, which has been designated ER7?-278; and
WHEREAS, representatives of the Arkansas Power & Light
Company and the customer intervenors, in resolution of the proceedings
in the Federal Power Commission Docket No. ER77-278, have agreed
on certain terms set out in a Settlement Agreement (a copy of which is
attached to and hereby made a part of this Resolution); and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Council
of West Memphis does hereby approve said Settlement Agreement in the
form and containing the terms previously negotiated, and attached to
this Resolution, and recommends its approval, and
THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Mayor is
directed to file a copy of this Resolution and the attached Settlement
Agreement, dated June 2, 1977, with the City Clerk, and directed to
execute and carry out said Settlement Agreement for and on behalf of
the City Council.
PASSED AND APPROVED This 16th day of June 197?.
~~
iVlayor
ATTEST:
,.
~- -~" ~ City Clerk ,'
After afive-minute recess, the Mayor called the meeting
back to order at 2:45 p. m. `
The Mayor stated the next item of business was the resolution
to be sent to the county on the 5 mill debt service, the 5 mills for
general purposes and 1 mill library tax" as is done every year. The
City Attorney read the resolution. Alderman Ray made a motion to
adopt the resolution. Alderman Spencer seconded the motion and upon
voice vote, it was unanimously adopted and the resolution was given No. 589.
=mar
.f `~
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
That a tax of five (5) mills upon the dollar for general purposes;
That a tax of five. (5) mills upon the dollar for debt service; and
That a tax of one (1) mill upon the dollar for public city library,
be and hereby is levied upon the assessed value of all real and
personal property within the limits of the City of West Memphis,
Arkansas; and
That the City Clerk is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy
of this resolution to the Clerk of the County Court of Crittenden
County for the tax books for the ,year 1977.
o, a-'
Mayor
ATTEST:
. _ _ ~._ _
'l
City Clerk
Mayor Ferguson stated the next item was a resolution on the
one mill firemen's pension. The City Attorney read the resolution.
111
Alderman Hampton made a motion to adopt the resolution. Alderman
Jackson seconded the motion and upon voice vote, it was unanimously
adopted and given .number 590.
~ -~
i~"? ~' _7
,.
.:
'' ~
RESOLUTION ~~~ ,~ C,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
That a tax of one (1) mill upon the dollar for Firemen's Relief and
Pension Fund, be and hereby is levied upon the assessed
value of all real and personal property within the limits of
the City of West Memphis, Arkansas; and
That the City Clerk is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of
the Resolution to the Clerk of the County Court of
Crittenden County for the tax books for the year 1977.
e, ~
Mayor
ATTEST:
~,,/~
_ ,.
_ J i
i .r ~ /
Mayor Ferguson stated the next item was a resolution on
the one mill policemen's pension.. The ity Attorney read the re-
solution. Alderman Ray made a motion to adopt the resolution. Alder-
man Spencer seconded the motion and upon voice vote, it Was unanimously
adopted and given number 591.
i3-1
RESOLUTION~~~
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
WEST MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS:
That a tax of one (1} mill upon the dollar for Policemen's Pension
and Relief Fund be and hereby is levied upon the assessed
value of all real and personal property within the limits
of the City of -West Memphis, Arkansas; and
That the City Clerk is hereby directed to deliver a certified copy of
this Resolution to the Clerk of the County Court of
Crittenden County for the tax books for the year 1977.
R1ay~~
ATTEST:
.. ~,f'.l
.. _~.-
...
....
___ City Clerk
,.
DATE
r/;
~-
The Mayor stated it was necessary to waive the rules to
allow a resolution to come before the council concerning the payment
C
in lieu of taxes by Reflexion Industries, dividing the money in thirds
to share. with the school district and the county. Alderman Horton
made a motion to waive the rules and allow the matter to come before
the council. Alderman Ray seconded the motion and upon voice vote,
it was unanimously agreed to allow the matter to come before the
council. The City Attorney read the resolution. Alderman Horton
made a motion to adopt the resolution. Alderman Ray seconded the
motion and upon voice vote, the. resolution was unanimously adopted
and given number 592. The Mayor stated a copy would be sent to the
school district and to the county.
1
RESOLUTION NO. '`% ~ `'_"
WHEREAS, The West Memphis City Council has recently passed
ordinances giving the Reflexion Industries, Inc. , permission
to sell Act 9 bonds, and
WHEREAS, The Reflexion Industries, Inc. , wishes to pay their
pro rata part of taxes due to the fact that the facility will
not be taxable,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City will retain one-third
of each payment and will distribute the other two-thirds as
follows: one-third to Crittenden County, Arkansas, and
one-third to Hulbert-West Memphis School District No. 4 of
Crittenden County, Arkansas.
PASSED AND APPROVED THIS ~ _~ ~ ~ DAY OF. ~~ 1977.
r
~l `
/~ ~ .~I J~
/' r.,
'.."-.. /' ..i
Alderman Morris, Chairman of the Fire Commission made
a motion that the firemen advanced from hosemen to driver be paid
from April 1 for their increase in salary. Upon motion being duly
seconded and voice vote, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That the firemen advanced
from hosemen to driver be paid their
increase in salary from April 1.
Alderman Hampton, Chairman of the Street Committee,
stated a petition had been received from people in the vicinity of
Eighteenth Street and Jackson Avenue that a 4-way stop sign be
installed at that intersection. Alderman Hampton made a motion that
4-way stop signs be installed at Eighteenth and Jackson on a temporary
basis then reviewed in six months. Alderman Morris seconded the
motion and after discussion and roll call vote, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That stop signs would be (St. Dept.
installed at 18th Street and Jackson 4-way stop)
Ave. , on a six months trial basis.
Ms. Wheeler was instructed by the Mayor to have the 4-way stop signs
installed.
Alderman Hampton stated the committee had discussed
South Seventh Street and asked the Mayor to explain the grant. Mayor
Ferguson stated the City of West Memphis governing bodies had received
a $676, 000 on a public works grant and that we are in the process of
negotiating with the school district. The Mayor further -cited the need
for Seventh Street project as first priority and that the matter will be
further discussed at a recessed meeting.
Alderman Ray stated he had received a complaint that there
were no railings on the bridge at Balfour and Avalon. Alderman
Hampton said he would take it up at Street Committee meeting.
Alderman Woodell, Chairman of the Higher Education Steering
Committee, reported thirty-six students had registered at the school
and asked Alderman Hampton, Chairman of the Advisory Committee
about the grants. Alderman Hampton stated ten awards are being
given and they still have money in the treasury. The John Gammon
Foundation gave ten full grants which amounted to $690. 00. The
Committee recommended and Alderman Hampton made a motion that
the city dispense with the building fee for ;the recipients of the Gammon
grants. Alderman Jackson seconded the motion and upon voice vote,
it was unanimously
(ASU fee) RESOLVED, That the ten students re-
ceiving the grants from the John Gammon
Foundation would not be charged the build-
ing fee by the city.
Alderman Spencer made a motion to let Mrs. Neal use the
classroom she needs at the Tabernacle facility. Upon motion being
duly seconded and voice vote, it was unanimously
(ASU fac.) RESOLVED, That Mrs. Neal is hereby
given permission to use the classroom
requested.
Alderman Jackson made a motion that a resolution be sent
to the John Gammon Foundation. Upon motion being duly seconded
and voice vote, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That a resolution of ap-
preciation be sent to the John Gammon
Foundation.
Mayor Ferguson asked the council to be thinking of a name
to change the name of Tabernacle to.
Alderman Jackson read a letter from the City Beautiful
Commission concerning pick up Arkansas campaign asking Aldermen
to follow the example of Ward 5 in appointing leaders to clean up.
Mayor Ferguson announced that Bill Pollard needs council
approval for destroying selected city support records and needs one
alderman to witness the records being destroyed. Alderman
Hampton made a motion to give permission to destroy support records
on list submitted in packet by Bill Pollard. Upon motion being duly
seconded and voice vote, it was unanimously
RESOLVED, That Bill Pollard is hereby (Microfilm
authorized to destroy support records Dept. )
listed in packet.
Mayor Ferguson, at the recommendation of the City
Beautiful Commission, made the following appointments to the City
Beautiful Commission: I~rs. Russell Pryor, 10 Meadowbrook Land
and Mrs. Frank L. Martin, 1110 Crestmere. ,Alderman .Horton made
a motion to confirm the appointments; Alderman Jackson seconded the
motion and upon voice vote, the appointments were unanimously approved.
Mayor Ferguson announced the city sale will be on July 22.
Alderman Hampton, chairman of the committee in charge
of the sale stated the sale will be at the new West Memphis Educational
Facility.
Alderman Hightower made a motion that the playground
equipment at the Tabernacle facility be transferred to the Park Com-
mission for use at the park at the Neighborhood Facility. Upon motion
duly seconded and voice vote, it was unanimously agreed the equipment
would be moved to the new location.
Alderman Woodell requested the Police Commission review
the ordinance on the number of dogs allowed one family, can they have
more than three if one is kept inside ?
Alderman Hampton asked for resolutions of appreciation for
three Civil Service Commissioners who have recently resigned.
Alderman Shelton in discussing Civil Service Commission,
made a motion that the council request that either Mr. Wheeler resign
from the Civil Service Commission or Mrs. Wheeler resign from her
job with the city. Alderman Ray seconded the motion. During discus-
sion, Alderman Jackson suggested that Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Chitman
be asked to come to city council meeting on the 28th and discuss civil
service. After this suggestion, Alderman Ray withdrew his second
to Mr. Shelton's motion. Alderman Shelton withdrew his motion.
Alderman Jackson then made a motion that Mr. Wheeler and Mr.
Chitman be asked to come to recessed council meeting for discussion.
Upon motion being duly .seconded and voice vote, it was unanimously
agreed to ask Mr. Chitman and Mr. Wheeler to come to the recessed
council meeting.
The Mayor announced that the support records to be destroyed
are in the work room at City Hall if any member of the council wishes
to see them.
Alderman Hightower thanked city officials for flowers and
cards he received while in the :hospital.
Alderman Hampton made a motion to recess the meeting
until Tuesday evening, June 28 at 7:00 p. m. Upon motion being duly
seconded and voice vote and there being no more business to come
before the council, the meeting recessed until Tuesday, June 28, 1977,
at 7:00 p. m.
May ~~~ ~v-~
City Clerk