City Council Agenda and Packet 1974 08 20

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• • • A+oi`yi • INDUSTRIAL LAND cant'd Councilman DelPizso stated that be did not want the land to be sold. He stated that he felt the land that has been sold for industrial use had not amounted to anything profitable and he would like for the City to keep the land. After discussion Councilman Berry moved that the City Administrator be authorised to meet with the Rod 6 Gun Club for response on the sale of the property. Seconded by Councilwoman Scholl. Motion carried. Mr. Wurl is to contact Mr. Birmingham and ask him to be present at a meeting to discuss the matter. CITY ATTORNEY REPORT ORDINANCE #444 Attorney Morris read the Ordinance regarding 2ND READING the adoption of the Model Traffic Code. Councilwoman Scholl moved that Ordinance #444 be adopted. Seconded by Councilman DiCarlo. There were no remarks during the Public Hearing. Roll call on motion. Berry yes, Scholl yes. DelPizzo yes, DiCarlo yes. Motion carried. ORDINANCE #446 Attorney Morris read Ordinance #446 re- WATER TAP FEE garding Water Tap Fee increase. Coun- cilman DiCarlo moved that Ordinance #446 be ordered published. Seconded by Coun- cilman Berry. Under discussion Mr. Wurl informed Council that the Finance Com- mittee came up with the amount of $1,200.00 for the water cap fee. Councilmen DelPixxo and DiCarlo stated that they reviewed the recommendations of the consultants, a price installation sheet from Wood Brothers, and also various increases caused by in- flation from the time of the last tap increase. Councilman DiCarlo stated that it was also taken into consideration if Coal Creek was not followed through the City would need improvements on the water plants. The increase is approximately 20% of the total tap fees. Dennis Lundberg asked if there would be anything in the Ordinance as to pro- viding services for non-profit organizations such as LCDC. Mr. Wurl stated that it is impossible to give any taps away. If Council wishes to give the money back