City Council Agenda and Packet 2013 11 04

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Meeting Minutes October 15, 2013 Page 9 of 23 Council member Jasiak stated she was disturbed by the sale of firearms. She asked Mr. Weingarten to outline what could be sold at the shooting range. Mr. Weingarten explained small rifles or hand guns, ammunition and accessories would be sold to members. All firearm sales require a background check by law. He stated they share her concern, but as a club, they can carefully monitor the sale of guns. MOTION: Mayor Pro Tem Dalton moved to approve Resolution No. 55, Series 2013, seconded by Council member Sackett. Council member Jasiak stated she would not support the resolution because of the retail gun sales. She did however support the gun safety classes. City Attorney asked Principal Planner McCartney if the Special Review Use is to be operated under the narratives in the application. Principal Planner McCartney voiced confirmation. City Attorney Light explained any change to the operation outside the narratives in the application would require an SRU amendment. He noted the resolution should be amended to reflect the City Council approves resolution rather than recommend approval of the resolution. He requested the motion approving the resolution include those two amendments. Mayor Pro Tem Dalton amended his motion to reflect the changes to Resolution No. 55, Series 2013 as noted by the City Attorney. Council member Sackett approved the amendment to the motion. VOTE: The motion carried by a motion of 5-2. Council members Yarnell and Jasiak voted no. PRESENTATION -2018 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN PUBLIC HEARING Mayor Muckle opened the public hearing and requested a staff presentation. City Manager Fleming explained he presented the Proposed 2014 Budget and 2014- 2018 Capital Improvement Project Budget during the October 1, and October 8 City Council meetings and during those meetings Council requested more information on a number of items.He provided additional information on the following items: Funding for the Reconstruction of the Golf Course:The 2014 Proposed Budget includes a net cost of $1.5 million dollars for the golf course reconstruction based on estimates from two contractors, who completed a detailed evaluation of the flood damage. City Manager Fleming voiced his concern the FEMA reimbursement will not cover the full cost to rebuild the golf course. He did not believe the net cost of $1.5 million was enough to cover those expenses. He stated it is likely it will require transfers 42