Council Minutes

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA
Tuesday, January 3, 1995

The city council of the city of Grand Forks, North Dakota met in its regular session in the council chambers in City Hall on Tuesday, January 3, 1995 at the hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. with Mayor Polovitz presiding. Present at roll call were Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; absent: Council Members McCabe, Glassheim, Klave, Hagness - 4.

Mayor Polovitz announced that anyone wishing to speak to any item may do so by being recognized prior to a vote being taken on the issue.

ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 3493, RELATING TO
PENSION COMMITTEE

An ordinance entitled "An ordinance amending Section 7-0214(1) of the Grand Forks City Code relating to the pension committee", which had been introduced and passed on its first reading on December 19, 1994, was presented and read for consideration on second reading and final passage.

Upon call for the question of adoption of this ordinance and upon roll call vote, the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the ordinance adopted.

ADOPT ORDINANCE NO. 3494, RELATING TO CIVIL
SERVICE CODE AND SENIORITY

An ordinance entitled "An ordinance amending Section 6-0526 of the Grand Forks City Code relating to the Civil Service Code and seniority", which had been introduced and passed on its first reading on December 19, 1994, was presented and read for consideration on second reading and final passage.

Upon call for the question of adoption of this ordinance and upon roll call vote, the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the ordinance adopted.

PULL ORDINANCE TO AMEND ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS
BILL ORDINANCE FOR CALENDAR YEAR 1995 (COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT)

An ordinance entitled "An ordinance amending annual appropriations bill ordinance for the calendar year 1995" (Community Development), which had been introduced and passed on its first reading on December 19, 1994 was presented and read.

It was noted that an ordinance amendment is not required to amend the 1995 budget, and the ordinance was pulled.

REFER CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS TO COMMITTEE

It was moved by Council Member Beyer and seconded by Council Member Babinchak that the consent agenda items be referred to the proper committee as noted for consideration. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Finance Committee:
1) matter of purchase of land for fire station.
2) matter of offer by BEKO Partnership to purchase property presently under
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lease.

REPORTS OF OFFICERS

The city auditor's investment summary as of December 30, 1994 was presented and read. It was moved by Council Member Hoeppner and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this report be and is hereby received and filed. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

REPORT OF BOARD OF ZONING ADJUSTMENTS

A communication from Bruce Melin, building inspector, was presented and read stating that the Board of Zoning Adjustments had held a public hearing in City Hall on Thursday, December 22, 1994, that notice had been published as required and that the following appeals were heard: 1) Joseph and Julie Dempsey, 231 Park Avenue, request for variance to the second front yard setback requirements to erect a garage, and the Board voted unanimously to allow a variance of 9 1/2 ft. from 12 1/2 ft. to 3 ft. to the second front yard for the placement of an accessory building on the rear of the lot adjacent to North 3rd Street.

It was moved by Council Member Beach and seconded by Council Member Babinchak that this report be and is hereby received and filed. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

APPROVE BILLS

Vendor Payment Listing No. 94-23, dated January 3, 1995, and totaling $1,888,837.35, all having been audited by the city auditor for payment in accordance with Regulation No. 2, was presented and read.

It was moved by Council Member Johnson and seconded by Council Member Sande that these bills be allowed and that the city auditor be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the same. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Member Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried and the bills ordered paid.

ADOPT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING, SELLING
AND ESTABLISHING THE TERMS OF $1,200,000
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS (HOTEL/MOTEL TAX),
SERIES 1995A, CREATING SINKING FUND THEREFOR
AND LEVYING TAXES FOR THEIR PAYMENT

Committee No. 1, Finance, reported having considered the matter of award of sale of $1,200,000 General Obligation Bonds (Hotel/Motel Tax), Series 1995A, and recommended that we award the sale of $1,200,000 General Obligation Bonds to Piper Jaffray, Inc. at a rate of 6.4492%, and adopt a resolution authorizing, selling and establishing the terms of $1,200,000 General Obligation Bonds (Hotel/Motel Tax), Series 1995A, creating a sinking fund therefor and levying taxes for their payment.

It was moved by Council Member Babinchak and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Wally Dornfeld, Springsted, Inc., reported that the City had retained its Double A rating and that Moody's in their report had commented on diversity of income streams that are coming into the city of Grand Forks, ie., hotel/motel tax, sales tax and utility funds that are doing quite well; and that they projected the bond issue would sell for 6.96%, and they came in at 6.46%. He
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stated that City administration should be complimented on way handling investments, and Moody's did not cite any problems in the investments.

The city auditor presented an affidavit showing publication in the official newspaper of the City of a Notice of Bond Sale of $1,200,000 General Obligation Bonds (Hotel/Motel Tax), Series 1995A (the Bonds) of the City, bids for which were to be considered at this meeting as provided by resolution adopted December 5, 1994. The affidavit was examined and approved and ordered placed on file.

The city auditor reported that 4 sealed bids for the purchase of the Bonds had been received from the following institutions at or before the time stated in the Notice of Bond Sale, and the bids were then opened and publicly read and considered, and were all found to conform to the Notice of Bond Sale and to be accompanied by the required security, and the purchase price, interest rates and net interest cost under the terms of each bid were found to be as follows: Document No. 6388 - Bid Tabulation.

Council Member Babinchak introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption, which motion was seconded by Council Member Carpenter: Document No. 6389 - Resolution.

Upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; and the following voted against the same: none; whereupon the resolution was declared duly passed and adopted.

ADOPT INITIAL RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING
ISSUANCE AND CALL FOR SALE OF GENERAL
OBLIGATION TAX INCREMENT BONDS (GRAND FORKS
GROCERY PROJECT)

Committee No. 1, Finance, reported having considered the matter of additional tax increment financing for Grand Forks Grocery, and recommended to adopt the initial resolution authorizing issuance and call for the public sale of general obligation tax increment bonds (Grand Forks Grocery project).

It was moved by Council Member Babinchak and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this recommendation be and is hereby approved.

The city auditor reported that the resolution should be amended to allow calling for the sale of bonds to allow either private or public sale. Wally Dornfeld, Springsted, Inc., stated they would recommend that those bonds that they be authorized issuance and not call for public sale, that the bond issue only going to be about $210,000 and probably better off placed locally, if possible.

Mayor Polovitz thanked Mr. Dornfeld and that City appreciated his comments.

It was moved by Council Member Johnson and seconded by Council Member Geller to amend the motion to delete "public" to allow either private or public sale of the bonds. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Upon call for the motion, as amended, and upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried and the resolution adopted.

ADOPT RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING LEGISLATION
GIVING MUNICIPALITIES DISCRETION IN ESTABLISHING
POLICIES RE. 3-YEAR REMODELING TAX EXEMPTION
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Committee No. 1, Finance, reported having considered the matter of establishing policies relating to three-year remodeling/renovation property tax exemption, and recommended that we request the city attorney to draft preliminary language to introduce legislation to give municipalities discretion.

It was moved by Council Member Babinchak and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this recommendation be and is hereby approved.

Howard Swanson, city attorney, reported that committee had asked their office to draft proposed language for legislative change, given the fact that the Legislature went into session today, and that they utilize their Legislative Council for drafting their amendments, he was not sure that he was appropriate person to draft language to be adopted as a statute, that perhaps it would be more prudent if the council adopted a resolution urging the Legislature to amend that particular provision in the Century Code to allow municipal discretion, would be faster and clearer method. He stated that the Legislative Council wants control over the drafting of the Century Code.

It was noted that the Legislative Council will not draft for public citizens but will do for legislative persons.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer to amend the motion to adopt a resolution encouraging Legislature to adopt the statute. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Upon call for the question on the original motion, as amended, and upon voice vote the motion carried 10 votes affirmative.

MATTER OF LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE

Committee No. 1, Finance, reported having considered the matter of legislative bills relating to municipalities, and recommended to urge mayor to expedite formation of a legislative committee and agenda for the City of Grand Forks.

It was moved by Council Member Babinchak and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

INTRODUCE ORDINANCE AMENDING ANNUAL
APPROPRIATIONS BILL ORDINANCE FOR 1994
(PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT)

Committee No. 1, Finance, reported having considered the request to amend budget ordinance for Public Transportation Department by transferring $5,300.00 for replacement of support vehicle demolish in accident, and funds to purchase 1989 vehicle, and recommended approval of the budget amendment.

It was moved by Council Member Babinchak and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Council Member Hoeppner introduced an ordinance entitled "An ordinance amending annual appropriations bill ordinance for the calendar year 1994", which was presented, read and passed on its first reading.


RECEIVE AND FILE REQUEST FOR FOUR-WAY STOP
AT 4TH STREET AND FENTON AVENUE

Committee No. 2, Public Safety, reported having considered the request for
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four-way stop signs on the corners of 4th Street and Fenton Avenue, and recommended to receive and file.

It was moved by Council Member Sande and seconded by Council Member Hoeppner that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

RECEIVE AND FILE MATTER OF TRUCK TRAFFIC
AT 12TH AVENUE NORTH AND NORTH 20TH STREET

Committee No. 2, Public Safety, reported having considered the matter of truck traffic at 12th Avenue North and North 20th Street, and recommended to receive and file.

It was moved by Council Member Sande and seconded by Council Member Hoeppner that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

ACCEPT BID FOR STREET SWEEPER

Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the bids for street sweeper, and recommended to accept the bid of Sanitation Products, Inc. of Fargo, ND in the amount of $91,197.00, less trade allowance of $14,700, for a net cost of $76,497.00, with monies to be paid from Highway Tax Distribution Fund.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

APPROVE EXTENSION OF CONTRACT WITH VERN'S
REFUSE AND RECYCLING FOR RECYCLING PROGRAM
TO APRIL 1, 1995 TO ALLOW FOR RENEGOTIATION

Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the matter of extension of contract with Vern's Refuse and Recycling Service for recycling program, and recommended to extend the existing agreement for a period of three months, to April 1, 1995, to allow City staff to renegotiate the agreement and to report back to committee at their first meeting in April.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

APPROVE CHANGE ORDERS FOR PROJECT 4117,
PUBLIC WORKS FACILITY

Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the change orders for public works facility: Project No. 4117, Change Order No. G-4 for general construction, Innes Construction Co., Inc. in the amount of $6,874.00, and recommended to approve the change order.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none.
Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.
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Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the change orders for public works facility, project No. 4117, Change Order No. E-3 for electrical construction, Bergstrom Electric, Inc. in the amount of $1,265.00, and recommended to approve the change order.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

APPROVE FINAL PROJECT CONCEPT REPORTS AND
SUMMARY FOR BIKEPATHS, PROJECT NO. 3947 AND
PROJECT NO. 4250

Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the matter of final project concept report and executive summary for Project No. 3947, bikepath from DeMers Avenue to 17th Avenue South along English Coulee, and recommended to approve the concept report.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Committee No. 3, Public Service, reported having considered the matter of final project concept report and executive summary for Project No. 4250, bikepath from South 29th Street to 32nd Avenue South along South 34th Street, and recommended to approve the concept report.

It was moved by Council Member Hamerlik and seconded by Council Member Beyer that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

REQUEST DETOX COMMITTEE TO EXAMINE SITE
OPTIONS AND SUBMIT RECOMMENDATIONS TO COUNCIL

Committee No. 4, Urban Development, reported having considered the matter of detox center, and recommended that the Community Task Force for Social Detox presently being organized by the mayor be requested to examine various site options and to submit three prioritized recommendations to the council concerning site options, along with rationale explaining their decision; that in determining these sites that no ward be exempt from consideration as a possible site, consistent with existing zoning practices; and the site should be segregated from retail outlet and owner-occupied land uses as much as is practical; that the task force return their recommendations to the council no later than March 1, 1995 and that the task force conduct at least one public hearing before making their recommendation back to the council.

It was moved by Council Member Hanson and seconded by Council Member Beach that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

AUTHORIZE SUBMITTAL OF BID FOR PROPERTY
AT 608 OAK STREET

Committee No. 4, Urban Development, reported having considered the matter of purchase of VA house at 608 Oak Street, and recommended to authorize the staff to submit a bid on behalf of the City of Grand Forks on this property, not to exceed $19,500.

It was moved by Council Member Hanson and seconded by Council Member Beach
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that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

APPROVE AMENDMENT TO ARCHITECT'S CONTRACT
FOR FTZ BUILDING EXPANSION

Committee No. 4, Urban Development, reported having considered the matter of amendment of architect's contract for the FTZ building expansion (Kent Anderson), and recommended approval of the amendment.

It was moved by Council Member Hanson and seconded by Council Member Beach that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

ADOPT RESOLUTIONS AND REFER RECOMMENDATIONS
FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO VARIOUS COMMITTEES

Committee No. 4, Urban Development, reported having considered the matter of recommendations for affordable housing and recommended the following:
A. Financial Incentives to Lower Costs: A-1 reduce City charges for lots that would be devoted for houses costing less than $100,000 - refer to finance and public service committees; A-2 reduce 50% upfront cost for special assessments for lower cost housing - refer to finance and public service committees; A-3 extend or increase new home tax abatements for modestly priced spec. homes to encourage more developers to look at this market - refer to finance committee; A-4 encourage the development of new rental units by offering property tax breaks similar to what the City offers for new single family units (requires legislative action) - council adopt resolution;
B. Zoning Incentives: B-1 allow housing development in extra-territorial jurisdiction - refer to Planning and Zoning Commission;
C. Building Codes: C-1 lower infrastructure costs by allowing rolled curbs, narrower streets, asphalt streets, sidewalks on only one side of the street - refer to public service committee; C-2 request City Code enforcement staff to meet with representatives of the building and apartment industries to examine codes in an attempt to identify and eliminate unnecessarily restrictive regulations - refer to public service committee;
D. City Funding: D-1 City Government or a non-profit agency could develop lots and sell them at cost for affordable housing - refer to Grand Forks Housing Authority; D-2 encourage the redevelopment of older neighborhoods where existing lots may be under-utilized - refer to Urban Development Department for study; D-3 expand city program to assist lower income families with down payments - refer to Urban Development Department for study; D-4 ask banks to adjust income requirements for families moving into energy efficient homes - council adopt resolution;
E. City Information: E-1 conduct a comprehensive study of the impact base personnel have on the local housing market, and distribute information to potential investors - held in Urban Development Office for study; E-2 encourage the development of additional rental units without amenities such as air-conditioning, laundry, garages, and encourage the development of large (three and four bedroom) and small (efficiency and sleeping rooms) units: refer to Housing Authority; E-3 contact our senators and congressmen regarding the problem and solicit their support in restoring the tax advantages lost to the 1986 Tax Act - council adopt resolution.
F. Alternate Housing: F-1 explore the utilization of new investment vehicles such as Real Estate Investment trusts - held in Urban Development Department for study.

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It was moved by Council Member Hanson and seconded by Council Member Beach that these recommendations be and are hereby approved and items referred as noted. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

Committee No. 4, Urban Development, reported having considered the matter of proposed resolutions relating to affordable housing: Tax Reform Act of 1986, Down payment requirements for energy efficient homes, and affordable rental housing, and recommended adoption of the resolutions.

It was moved by Council Member Hanson and seconded by Council Member Beach that this recommendation be and is hereby approved.

Council Member Carpenter recommended that the resolution relating to affordable rental housing not be adopted and urged council to vote against this as this would add additional tax exemption for property in the city.

Upon call for the question on the motion, with the exception of the resolution re. affordable rental housing, the motion carried 10 votes affirmative.

Upon call for the question on the recommendation to adopt a resolution relating to Affordable Rental Housing and upon voice vote, the motion was defeated.

APPROVE APPOINTMENT OF COMMUNITY TASK
FORCE FOR SOCIAL DETOX

Mayor Polovitz announced the appointment of the following individuals to the Community Task Force for Social Detox: Marie M. Crawford-Rose, chair; Rev. Greg Mannel, Council Members Glassheim and Sande, Dave Perry, Kent Keys, Connie Triplett, Rev. Don Barsness, Nelson Rumore, David Thompson, Greg Gerloff, Rev. Bud Johnson, Roger Johnson, Dave Molmen, Jan Zejdlik, Jim West, John O'leary, Sue Redman, John Schmisek, Holly Jeanotte, Chet Paschke, Lloyd Noack and Don Shields, and asked for concurrence in these appointments. It was moved by Council Member Geller and seconded by Council Member Johnson that these appointments be and are hereby approved.

It was noted that Council Member Glassheim was in Bismarck attending state legislature and perhaps another member of the urban development committee should be appointed to the committee. Council Member Hanson was appointed to the committee.

Upon call for the question the motion carried 10 votes affirmative.

APPROVE APPOINTMENT TO CONVENTION AND VISITORS
BUREAU

Mayor Polovitz announced the appointment of Patti Norman Burke to the Convention and Visitors Bureau for a three year term expiring January 1, 1998, and asked for concurrence in this appointment. It was moved by Council Member Sande and seconded by Council Member Hanson that this appointment be and is hereby approved. Carried 10 votes affirmative.

APPROVE ESTIMATES, VARIOUS PROJECTS

Estimate Summary No. 264, dated December 31, 1994, and totaling $363,841.20, was presented and read.

It was moved by Council member Hoeppner and seconded by Council Member Carpenter that these estimates be and are hereby approved and that the city auditor be and is hereby authorized to issue warrants in payment of the same. Upon roll call vote the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach,
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Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

APPROVE CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION

Communications were presented and read from the city engineer certifying that the contractors had successfully completed the construction of the following projects in a satisfactory manner, and recommended acceptance by the council: Sewer Project No. 4242, District No. 355; Project No. 4273, refuse relocation at landfill.

It was moved by Council Member Hoeppner and seconded by Council Member Hanson that these recommendations be and are hereby approved. carried 10 votes affirmative.

REFER VARIOUS ITEMS TO COMMITTEE

Various items were presented and/or referred to committee as follows:
1) Council Member Beach noted that they have temporarily scheduled the meeting time for the urban development committee on the Saturday following the council meetings for the next several weeks.
2) Council Member Johnson presented the matter of snow removal assessments on 2226 Highland Court; Mayor Polovitz referred the matter to the finance committee.
3) Council Member Beyer presented the matter of request to call for bids for mosquito control and chemicals; Mayor Polovitz referred the matter to the public safety committee.

RECOGNIZE ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF RON PHELPS
FOR SERVICE TO THE CITY

Council Member Sande presented motion recognizing city employee, Ron Phelps, assistant fire chief, who is retiring January 9, 1995, and Mr. Phelps thanked council and mayor.

ACCEPT BIDS FOR POLICE VEHICLES

Committee No. 2, Public Safety, reported having considered the bids for police vehicles, and recommended that we recommend acceptance of the bid of Rydell Chevrolet in the amount of $13,990.00 for a four-wheel drive vehicle.

It was moved by Council Member Johnson and seconded by Council Member Sande that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

Committee No. 2, Public Safety, reported having considered the bids for police vehicles, and recommended acceptance of the bid of Hansen Ford in the amount of $59,598.50 for six new vehicles, with trade-in of six vehicles.

It was moved by Council Member Johnson and seconded by Council Member Sande that this recommendation be and is hereby approved. Upon roll call the following voted "aye": Council Members Beach, Hoeppner, Hamerlik, Hanson, Carpenter, Sande, Beyer, Babinchak, Geller, Johnson - 10; voting "nay": none. Mayor Polovitz declared the motion carried.

ADJOURN

It was moved by Council Member Beyer and seconded by Council Member Babinchak that we do now adjourn until Tuesday, January 17, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. Carried
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10 votes affirmative.

Respectfully submitted,



John M. Schmisek
City Auditor

Approved:

Michael Polovitz, Mayor