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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-03-05 Council minutesLd. - * I be - I hele RT -19.1, :1 30 P M► , aridt #."-,..C2' ayo1r: C.Z� lar t . in regular session on the in the Council Chambers L rn I eckil Davidsenr deProsse (8:10),, n nec. xi presiding. The mayor ,_ e c I o I rded b y. Radio Station KXIC. i 66nded byz White to approve 1�meeting: of February 5, 1974 16bivary 6,`1974 subject to r,son,.appeared noting they will im,,and advised -of an infor- ruary. 25th. It was moved by `th�e documents be recieved and --_4 16 N. -rLinn, Chairperson, Vice Committee, appeared ,,ie -,'establishment of and serving _ divices commission. It was hite'.,tha't-the correspondence be ,John'Neff, Brooklyn Park ingthe Noise Ordinance, as he e Public Hearing. He noted ce'will be a useless exercise , necki-n6ted an Informal Public e"Ordinance next week. Ted ppared questioning when the .61d and 'if there was -a 30 "day ad: an alternative plan if the _-Hayek,replied that three, .-eeded and' five to twenty days ;lection could be held. The fin;i._alternative plan as yet. i , 6V_ised,that to comply with in -Sunday Sales permits, the the 90 -day period, showing fiat the sale of goods and , i 1.r6 - or beer does constitute f iom the licensed premises bite ng :C Do !; aye rand 'At Alv ran ancV. seconaeu by _wnite tnat the �f taxes from Rose`Zetek, 704 Reno Jarried,.deProsse"absent. and seconded by, Brandt to adopt ass B;.Beer:Permit Application for 3e 'Upon roll call Brandt, Czarnecki, deProsse absent. and sec,onded.by White that the letter orney for.,-David'Baculis, objecting n' F.. `Streb.-and National' By -Products, and mad e - :part `of the public hearing rosse=absent. and seconded by Davidsen that the s, UnIit1eds'S.tates Senator, concerning lation be:'recieved and filed. Motion and seconded by White that the n, Property --:Manager Supervisor, on, concerning the sale of land and - Dubuque ,Street intersection be rred to ,the City Manager for report. sent • Page3-l"Y 2Y. -United Acti6h.-foi Emergency,S e ter.s. money, could rc months Ms�-.: wStockmi sharing -,'for'.,day _%,-car( month; '-project, - -;,-fund: Brandt und- Brandt_an_d`.`sPconded Johnson :, County ,:,,Yout1 Sharing:.`day c -are -.-,-pr( posal_bd,.refe,rred,:ti d6Prosse arriv( manager second tl_arid.'thi by- title ­- 'on _.Ly. Ciarn6ck�i-Vote 3,ra 40t aria ALtf P- � " - L sen, _.- _e ro-s. --arried. :rppor aec 7 nd.-seconded by Brandt that tne ecoid; reaingof the ordinance d v, F_ .9':10. 4c of-. the Plumbing Code, Y -title,:;only. Upon roll call 'hii:d,,- Brandt voted 'aye'. ing ;given by title only. - and-,seconded-by deProsse that the hird-I re- aiding . of -the Ordinance 'eliicldsltostop When Approaching 'ulating:,the,Use of Passenger s be given by title only. City incerning the ordinance, Coralville [niversity Heights is interested. Hayek, suggestthe effective date [.'deProsse withdrew the first PtAndlseconded by deProsse to amend :iont_.,,_ o.read, 'to be effective ked . ­".It was moved by Brandt and rules -be suspended and the first , :he ordi nance as amended be given .-,d6Pr6sse, Davidsen, Brandt, rotea - .,no.1 Motion carried 4/1 )y'�_ title.only. It was moved by ,e,to, Adopt the ordinance. Upon Whitej, Brandt, Czarnecki voted 6n.,.:the meeting with Planning and . . .... IK 2, fis Council minutes Page 4 February 19, 1974 .Lnd Davidsen to adopt It was was moved:by,Brcl ed by the Resolution . Approving, __Co I ntract�_-.and '_.Bond for metro Pavers, Upon Inc.; fo -.`the:.l974,_ Biirlin4ton- StrOet'-Improvement Project. Inc.r sen roll .call White,:,Brandt;.'Czarneck,i; Davidsen voted 'aye', deProsse voted no -,-,Motion carried 4/l. It was : moved and _., s e-onded by Brandt to adopt the by �White".c 'pprovin . '�LBond -for Lincoln Development Resolut.. ioin--A��' 9 Cbn.tr,aict� a r Company.fo r Sanitary , .Improvement Project #1 Upon - rollcall ..White'r'-i, Brandt-$', Czarnecki, Davidsen, deProsse l voted 'aye Motion -carried. It.was;1ioVed_ by deProsseand seconded by White to adopt -0 the Re-solution�,Awardin*g Contractforl- ne 47,000 lb GVW is:t ,o ine r h amount of $17,345.39. b' ' 1c Chass* W* enner- reus' kein';�-t e Upon roll,'cdiliBrandt,Czarneicki'Davidsenf deProsse,White 1 voted .Mo ion carried It ­ w as', -m . 6 1 ve'd- by,' -White :-.,_an'd:,secohded by deProsse to adopt the 24,000 GVW Truck .Resollitidii.Awardin'g.'iContract'ror-one Chas . siswa- 11 - itfi'-�_`Artidulated_ Hydraulic Crane and Flat Bed to Cline _3 ."00, . 0 Upon roll call Czarnecki, Equipment I - - � - �in the-'. amo I u I n '_ t?-- of -_$160 .1 .. .. White; . 'Brandt , voted $aye$. Motion carried. _:Wh -Davidsen, : �dePiiossd It- was -moved by4fiite�. andi,.sedoxided by deProsse to adopt the Resolution . .Approv'iing `Plans -..;and .Specifications, Form of Contrac f or o_ .-Tw� (2) 2 5L Yard:, Packer _�,;,.Un its for pJ - ..... on,- dh&' Setting _-Date Date 'f' Receiving Bids for the Refu�s�e Division -or --call deProsse, White, February 2 8 1974 Upon roll Brandt;,.'Czarn�e ckivoted '. --_�. 'motion:,carried. _ -.�j666fided by Brandt to adopt ' 6�-_ moVdd- by,.,--%4hiWhite cinci, It 11 was :moved �Re :k -'.the 1973 -Sanitary Sewer the.. Resolution 4 -.the Wor. on., � .. - . :pon 11 . I.— .. , - ­ - I b_ ems, Inc., Rockford, Ill. P done Y. ennetryn-.---byst Repair .-,:-r03ec 0 " Czarnecki, Davidsen Upon roll ­scall,._de1Pr. os`s e- White,;; -Brandt; voted _aye iMo tion'.:..Carried.. v : It ,Was.* moved byBrandt by deProsse to adopt ..,f .1. the Re3oluti'on-Awarding'Contract for.Tree -Trimming Service to t_ 1,�k 7 Bramount of $9,820.80 �..-.,.,er.v,lc-e.lin the wayne�Breeden­o ..-4�ddO-risTree,S �roll call deProsse, White, for the OE._496� tiedsi,':_.Upon Brandt, '.0z rned it' Davidsen-voted aye Motion carried. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......... Page Council "Minutes,,.-:,.,, 'February 19, 1974 Mayor Czarnecki announced -thait--this was the time set for the Public Hearingfor-;AmendMein't--,6f.Final Planned Area Develop- ment.,P l4n. 1 or 'MacBri"d6:-.-Aadi't ion . Part I which amendment provides of--.pAkk-'Lland�-Alo MacBride.Road and a replatting for exchange ng - i-_ f MacBride Road Planning and of;t�,vo lots and ,a portion e Zoning C6mmis siom. fided-appr6val by a.5-0 vote. There being _.recomme no interested P-- ers ons.'pre sent th k.*.,,Maypr declared the hearing closed-. Mayor_ Czarneckl,.-., announced __that,this.was the time set for the Public �_.'Hearing ­o I n., Final;.P­1anndid,'_,Area Development for Planning* - Ma6Bride*.-Addi-Ei6n'. Part.,11.1 and Zoning Commission 7 4�' t Lyle Miller, Developer, recommended . -,�approval-'-_by a.- - voter appeared. .�i,Thd­public -nearing:-.was �cldsed. -The... Mayor,,--- ann6-ilhc-ed'�7---.�.tha-t.,.thi s_', was the time set for the b Public Hearing.,,,-oln a..Rezoning,-,,Requiast� y. Streb-National By- -`:�,The,'.,Rivek r Products. i'f rom-RlAto M1- 7 -f-'ont Commission recommended t1iat­'the*,P_1_' oninc -recommend disapproval an'ni-ng -and', Z j*,.-C6mm'is's lon of.. all-requests-%r-c)-.--:rdz6iie-•.-tra6ts-�,fr6nting on the Iowa River until--itpending-completion i1j"7 i 44.74 of.a'Riverfront Plan, by, .,'..- a vote. -on - had recommended denial ,of � 4'O.-, :The","Cityj*9MAna drand ' staff mm -. of the :-Ml_q 'st n..-.order ,�-.to.,,develop protection for the .reque bkle`h66_ a.-,,, resi _4ential use. The Planning adjoining Am6 e, park and Z6niiiq:Comm3.!§sibn.�,recommena,e(,-,�approva1by a 4-3 vote. 71 -.Tom CiIeik appeared 'repke'sentingMrStre b advising of zoning of M2;b-y_'C6iity-bdf6r*'eb'e�ingannexe ::byCi ty and requesting ­ MI Zone-'Torpr6s6nt1Ahswhich indlude Warehousing, Comercial, an t'.Indu'strxa k presented letters from s r,6 and Light use A Ci-le W "B ahlm6r�j� . -. ---Prd , §i ent T lumbe rs -'Supply, supporting the Streb, rom---,Attorney�-- erry.-itoveless represen" ting David Baculis, request; f'-- ­previous-,�6bjj t­ d from Ben withdrakwing,'-�-his ec lon,�:An Johnson, Johnson Count Zo-ninin'.'Admini's'trator expiaining:,previous County re- g; zoning.;- .moved. by Braii�dt�...'Ahd', seconded by Davidsen that 'made -.� -.,,., iled:and part of the all bereceived andfiled Public`AearMotion carried: ary.Neuhauser, Chairperson, lng-.i.­*., r. RiverfrontCommission,--.appedi6d:and :read ..their recommendation, - recommending- no rezoning I . z.�aloi4`! the,, -river. until July 1, 1974 -., and .,noting �-tha'"t--'a consultantwas-eing hi red for a River 'b Corr'dov study. Sdfah` -.Foxj Cha �n Parks and Recreation irma conunission,-,-app-eare-d'and -��,,-�,read thei:r--motion endorsing Riverfront C ommission�.,s! recommendation The.- -Mayor,'declared the public � hearingr cj:6ie'd and'..*,ann6unced: A" f Eve minute recess. It-- was--, moved :by.,BkAhdt and :seconded by, Davidsen to set a Pc6lic'Hearin --6n.:aril�.-Ordii;i�;'ance',-.-,Amending Chapter 8.10 of the �Mtinic3.pal-.,'Cbdoq---'-�'L"' of Iowa. City, '.L-' or..'March 12,1974 at 7:30 P.M. f g;-g W r „ ,`fn's.,$ • �c c >r tit t..�4 i - _�:�}--' ', �yr Page 6:.: Council Minutes February 19, 1974 in the.Counci1-Chambers by,'changing the uses permitted in the CB zoning district'and,to-.enumerate the uses allowed in the proposed Central`Busine`ss Service',(CBS) zoning district as approved; by Planning aidJ2on'ing. Motion carried. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by Davidsen to set _ a Public`He'aring-on Sideyard"and-Parking Study for April 2, ._ _ . 1974. Motion.carried ,_;. " -It --was- moved. by, Brandt' and seconded by:Davidsen that the Bill"pertaining the Landlord=Tenant Bill concerning rent _ _.. _ deposits be referred.to'the Co uncl.Legislative Committee. Motion carried. -The:Mayor_noted receipt; of Councilwoman Davidsen's report on: -State. Elderly Area Transportation Systan ( SEATS) program to begin February 25,.:1974 It was -moved by White and seconded by, d6Prosse,-that this report`be'`rece ved and filed. Motion >; carried. Council ;discusse-d:;the"&icentennial Celebration letter, and reaffirmed.the,March=1st deadline for'input concerning the - 1974 Sidewalk Program.:. They; also_,decided to discuss the Solid - Waste Report from Johnson -.County, -after _Staff report on related items (garbage and landfill). Mayor Czarnecki announced ;the appointments of ten persons to_the Design Review Board`to,add to the five reappointed members.: D6n,Sinek,,340 Golfview;.Brian.Gutheinz, 505 Oakland; Robert Alexander, ;718 E. 'Davenport .St. ; Bruce Haupert, 536 Mahaska`Ct, Lloyd 'Berger,.10. S: Lowell; Lawrence Lafore, 9 Parsons; Nancy Seiberling, Rt. North Liberty; Lyell Henry, 1154 E. Court; Fritz -W- Louis; ll36 E": Washington and Jack Esbin, 3117 Alpine ^' Court. It was moved,;by White 'And", seconded by Brandt that the Mayor's `.appointments; -be approved:Motion carried. The Mayor:.noted an 8.00 A.M'.brief, session for those going to Ka isa's. City,' in _th'e .City• 1Kahager's office, and that there. would be',_no meeting,on Friday the 22nd in the morning this week,: but one on :Saturday 'morning the 23rd at 9:00 A.M. He advise d_:of.a tentative _1l 30 meeting Wednesday with the University:representatives.concerning input regarding Madison Street.' mo I ' .( .mss s} t _ r , Y `Y! , 2 Y -_ ri5 yy .ta- . � 'f..i t r ."�'� > `T w ii �. SicJ �� 1. •/ r 5� Y 1 ✓ F { ,: YYr n AS t a .. a t~ rM • r " Page 7 - City Manager Wells; Commission' s-re.quest;;. fox Street: Project from 'inte _ Highway. 6, ":"west on. 6 to north .on:, Gilbert' to ;Burl agenda item -next week The City Manager.nc investigated r ate;_change _ to monitor;what`'other ;ca any protest--,, eing filed on, South_ " River :Corridor;, Commission and Riverfron approval; to:`'prbceed to i contract. for professic study." ;He advased that: the Capitol .Improvements ments contemplated'; for: N noted �consideration,of a early in April•. It was deProsse__ that; the ..C1ty,N Agreement i, wit tic. a consult study and negotiate a cc Improvements"Pro.gram mon "Park; Ferry projects. Mc City Manager Wells Plans,• Specifications w Unused -46,000':;lb:.'GVW Ta for Receiving: ,,,..Bi s< for. N and seconded by deProsse call White, Brandt -;`-Czar T Motion carried$ _ , The City: Manager= re job classification=of ;Pc $906/$1150, .grade-_samea Brandt ;and seconded by H Record Supervisor'be.apr. explained=: that due: to .ir Human<RelationsCommis`s3 staff time-h'as. not.been` authorizatib" of a_ speca Co-ordinator`a �ob'degcriF theHuman "=.Relation s Coma • YYr n AS t a .. a t~ rM 1_M�a. t Qat Council Minutes February 19, 1974 otified Council of Iowa State Highway rerouting Route #.1'during the Burlington se,ctlon'of'Riverside Drive and U.S. he=intersection of`Gilbert, then rigton., He announced it would be an ed :'that he and the City Attorney had for Iowa -Illinois and would continue iesaredoing, and.were not aware of He`alsorcalled'attention to the study as;,discussed with Parks and Recreation Comma.ssion. He requested Council terva.ew-and' select and present a .al*planning consultant to conduct the unding woulli out of Program;by3deferring park improve- _:squaka.e ,and Sturgis Park areas. - He new'Caprtol.;Improvements Program Loved by:Davidsen and seconded by wager be-instructed"to enter into int:for SouthRiver Corridor` Projects ctract, study to be funded by Capitol .y,`.,allocated '`for Mesquakie and Sturgis .ion' carried. xplained'"the<Resolution Approving I Form of, Contract for Two (2) New and dem'Truck,Chassis and Setting date irch 28th`,; 1974. It was moved by White toadopt`,"the Resolution. Upon roll mcki, Davidsen, deProsse voted 'aye'. _ T guested approval of an addition of the ice_ Recgr.d;Supervisor in range of Police�Captain. -It was moved by �xte.that-:the:."Classification of Police Oved. 'Motion carried. He also reased.activity in the area of the asp,their contention that sufficient Lllocate&'to,their group. He recommended ac posit.on..entitled`Human Relations ion ,would_be:presented-after review ssion. was moved by White and S� Syrt4r_'s-�•'fi�+i).�'':. R1, 4, -N n 7. Page 8- do u , cil Minutes tFebruary 19, 1974' i by e rosse --that".the,City-.Manager be authorized to secondeddP , develop-- afob Ica ion-ffo "-' r. �'Humdn Relations Co-ordinator , and revciew,-..� it with. --t e.,;. uman,. e ations Conmission and report back to.."Counckl.,7, Motion-.,carrled.� City;Attorney H dy.ek �'presen ted a- -,.-.report on the follow-up action Litigation with Ainerex-Corporation,and that he had enteyed .Intqt:s ipulatlbn-aIntffs to file for clarifi- cation,of'the.-ru ing.and :orecommended - Council not appeal the original- ruling- Thete was-. no:. instruction to appeal from Council. -.,Heaidvised--..that:--concern'3.*n'g -,-,the case involving the National',Environment&L%'.=Pollicdes Act the litigation in Federal Court seek ing--3.niunction-'.against';itheCity from continuing any adifilnistrative activities ofiLAirban renewal pending resolution of'-`the-7enviLron' al:�review and as discussed in 'continue executiv.s-by Council, . - to proceed with all e�by-� Cncto" activities_4_-_*unle'ssinjunction or Court _1 -order. Th6._'Cb_un­c­_i1 staff to stop activity on the urban'_`_reneweilproj dct. He note(! also that the City had and, A- plaintiffs not .,:been -served wkljl��.-no that if the -yet do not:sdek.,-to- bring :-.,;the -.*maftd'-r--tQh'e'aring, the Council will. It, -was move-&- byaePr66 s�6 I and seconded by Davidsen to approve - . for the use of Landfill. the contract:.wl th'd - ,C , it - y„of, _Katona ' . Upon roll call Bran d L,.- Cil za I r n eckii Davidsen, deProsse, White voted aye 146ti om carr led it -wasMoved by,- -..Bran t:_ands , econded by d.eProsse to adopt the Resolution 6st,ab'lshiri.,a -Stop.-Sign at the intersection of i -g,." Union Place: andl'­Bloomlngton-St. at the S.E. corner of the ii. -.Czarnecki; . Davidsen, deProsse, intersection'. Uponrollcall. White,, Brandt, vot�ed.--',. ',aye': ;Mot .;io n -:car Iried. It;.wa - s moved -by deProsse . and:. seconded by White to adjourn to Executive6 essionto:-discuss.-,Fair Market Value for Acquisition of -Urban Renewal Property,�,P arcel --03/18. Upon roll call deProsse, White,.Bra­ndtr Davidseini4Czarniackivoted 'aye'. Motion carried. Execiitiv6session--was-1-h6ld„aind-cid'ourned to regular session. It was inoved'�byDavidsen, and. seconded by White to adopt the Resolution esoluti-on Es1E&blish1hg.1,1Fair Makk4i - t--* ' Value for the Acquisition of Urban:-'Renewa Proper 'Parcel 93/18 -Edwards. Upon roll call Wh. Brandt'.' Davidsen,:dePro', aye'. 1 - te sse, Czarnecki voted Motion -'carried.--': It1wasrnov6d'by--., ran -andt:seconded by White toadjourn -..;, �PMotion carried. the meeting --at 10.-�551 M "u. u The con ere 11.-"30 -rA Gibson -.�--:prdsent .,..:present -Neppl.- -May -tne -.--Urii of. s re �,--`Geo mutual" - ti6`,-,Citv Man&g'er has had attri- 6161y -.his i and that the the I institute of Urban and fie' &,.rthat :as an alternative. ustLbe evaluated, expanded VERS ITY 4'� ti6`,-,Citv Man&g'er has had attri- 6161y -.his i and that the the I institute of Urban and fie' &,.rthat :as an alternative. ustLbe evaluated, expanded page • over problem`s. ty;renewal `same, 5)'a Council Discussion February1974 ,2:7, 1ncluded'ih the Microanalysis i, Beds`.-to,:do,-3)concern that Madison i'stic, 4)support for concept area:and, in University area, ternativesithat Johnson County Cant is. -considering, 6)suggestion Tran movement,"7)possibility next to>Lindquist Building, only on Dubuque/Collegeas a reet.South`of Burlington. ncept of,entire downtown, owls and objectives, need needed on difference between eets and`12)adverse ublicit �. l..aa':� .Xa _-. ,-s-: ...s�?.�.,...V'.�v`'r-M'�2t._. �!wiTv`4.6f: iFi�_lG.ii`?�'.R. 'k �•�4 YV.ri+..��'rl�'�'. a��vr�..ii%i2'�ab'rn-c�.:143..� t _�Ya .�l'fr i.::� S�'� .... � a ... 1:�` ..�..l. t. COUNCIL DISCUSSION MARCH 51 1974 4:00 P.M, The Iowa City City Council met in informal session on the 5th day of March 1974 at 4:00 P.M. in the Conference Room at the Davis Building. Councilmembers present: Czarnecki, Davidsen, Brandt, White. deprosse absent. Staff members present: Hayek, Kraft, Morris, Pugh, Wells, Bonnett, Maune, Hurkett, Zelenka. Library Board members present: Buchan, Downer, Farber, Canter, Trumpp, Kirkman, Richerson. Concerning the Library's request, City Manager Ray Wells explained that the cause of the problem had been identified as a mid -year adjustment in 1973, which caused the1973budget to be overexpended by $5,600, and recommended Council approve the $5,600 increase to the Library budget for 1974, from year -ending balances. This would meet what the city employees were given. Council discussed if service contracts with other cities reflected the increase in library costs, and noted budget process -to start soon. Councilman White commented on the relationship between the Library Board and the City Manager, and suggested a discussion by a committee from the Board and the Mayor and City Manager on whatever ways could facilitate library operations by utilizing managerial ability and staff capacity. It was the general concensus of the Board to agree, and they advised that they would discuss it at their next meeting. The City Manager noted that concerning the mass transit grant application, the items as pointed out at the last discussion- maintain the level of service that Council had indicated it wanted, including three buses and other routing_ In answer to the question on what effect consolidation of facilities would have on our dollar amount, the City Manager said that basically the maintenance facilities are sized to accommodate a fleet of twenty-five.pieces of equip - 1 t 1 inte rated additional shelters ment, and if comp e e y g would'be needed, and noted would have to see the other applications. It was suggested that if each governmental unit submits an application, it would speed up the process. The review could,start and UMPTA would send someone in. The Mayor noted that it could be discussed at the next University meeting. Mr. Kraft advised that the grant application would have to be increased $2,000 for each bus, so this item would increase to $141,000. Councilman White explained the difference between the Transit Co-ordinating Committee and the Transit Advisory Committee. He then advised he would be resigning as Iowa City's representative to the Transportation Policy Committee, because of other demands on his time and also that he felt that the chairperson of the Commission itself probably best not be involved in submitting recommendationsto the Commission on which he will be chairing debate and discussion. The City Manager stated that other ramification,'of new routes and purchase of leased buses could be discussed on March 19th. He noted it would take a minimum of thirty days after the decision to implement the routing. Council then discussed the List of Pending Council Items, and requested some designation or symbol on items which would not appear on the next list. Mr. Kraft advised of an up date for 74-1444A in their next Planning and zoning minutes. Attorney Hayek noted he had been considering hiring a law student to assist in area of landlord -tenant item. In discussion of street storage ordinances, Mayor Czarnecki commented that a fee could be charged to park on the streets. Mr. White suggested a response to 73-1541. Concerning 73-155Q Mr. Pugh reported a plan utiliz- ing the bank had been given to the Chamber of Commerce, and the Mayor advised ISPIRG had circulated a flyer. Attorney Hayek advised he would file a report on the status of the vacation of Lower West Branch Road, but noted that the easement was owned, rather than fee title; had been deeded in -1.860 as Davenport Road, and upon vacation possession reverts to adjoin- ing property owner. He discussed Council options. The Ordinance will be added to the agenda on March 19th. The City Manager presented the Policy Handbook and Admirii.s- trative Manual prepared by Administrative Aides Kay Maune and Bill Neppl, noting that it was the basic format, and there are other areas Council might want to add. Staff is developing the Purchasing Policy and Procedures and the Personnel Manual. Discussion was set for March 26th. page 3 Council March 5, Discussion ' 1974 The City Manager and Public Relations Director Julie Zelenka reported that the radio question and answer broadcasts were set up for the 25th for WSUI and on the 27th for KXIC, two Dottie Ray broadcasts and one WMT -TV taping. Those participating were not designated. The Mayor announced that there would be a series of nine public meetings, adding Grant Wood School and Memorial Union to the previous seven schools, at which Council and Staff would answer questions about the urban renewal referendum. It was moved by Brandt and seconded by White to adjourn to executive session to discuss appointments to Boards and Commissions and negotiations for urban renewal contract. Upon roll call Czarnecki, Brandt, Davidsen, White voted 'aye', deProsse absent. Motion carried.