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1989/06/13 City Council MinutesRohnert Park City Council Minutes June 139 1989 The Council of the City of Rohnert Park met this date in regular session commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the City Offices, 6750 Commerce Boulevard, Rohnert Park, with Mayor Cochran presiding. The open regular session was preceded by a preview of the new fire engine which commenced at 7:00 p.m. and a closed session which commenced at 7 :20 p.m. Call to Order Mayor Cochran called the regular session to order at approximately 7 :42 p.m. and led the pledge of allegiance. He advised that a preview of the new fire engine commenced this evening at 7:00 p.m. and that a closed session commenced this evening at 7 :20 p.m. to discuss personnel, meet and confer, litigation matters, and real estate negotiations. Roll Call Present: , Council members Eck, Hopkins, Spiro and Cochran Absent: (1) Councilman Hollingsworth (out of town on business) Staff present for all or Dart of the meeting: City Manager Callinan, Planning Director Skanchy, City Attorney Flitner, and Administrative Services Director Netter. Approval of Minutes Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, the minutes of the meeting of May 239 1989 were approved as submitted. Approval of Bills Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Eck, and unanimously approved, the bills presented per the attached list in the amount of $1,915,294.91 were approved. CDA bills presented per the - attached list in the amount.of.$462,970.92 were approved. N on— agendaed Mayor Cochran queried if any Council member had any non — agendaed Items items to add to the agenda. No one responded. Unscheduled Public Mayor Cochran stated that in compliance with State Law (The Brown Appearances Act), anyone in the audience who wished to make a comment may do so at this time. Mr. Peter Arend, 1140 Cielo Circle, was recognized and said he had just been cited by Rohnert Park Police Officer Mull in what he felt was a "Rambo—like" manner for not having proper flagging for a 2 foot object sticking out of his trunk. He asked what happened to "Officer Friendly' and said he hoped this was not a reflection of all Rohnert Park officers. City Manager Callinan gave assurance that he would check into the matter. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (2) June 13, 1989 Jack Roscoe, owner of Empire Tow Service and J.J.'s Service & Tow was recognized, and it was mutually agreed that he should speak later in the meeting when the matter of tow service agreements are discussed. CONSENT CALENDAR Mayor Cochran queried if anyone had any questions regarding the matters on the consent calendar. Council Member Spiro stated she had questions on Resolution No. 89 -82 and Resolution No. 99 -84 and requested these two items be handled separately. City Manager Callinan referred to Resolution No. 89 -86 regarding authorizing construction of the stadium roof and shared comments he had received from Bob Harder of the Builder's Exchange regarding the non - advertisement of call for bids in the Exchange's paper and requesting more advertising time. Mayor Cochran said he thought this would cause trouble and delay the project. Council concurred. Acknowledging the City Manager /Clerk's report on the posting of the agenda. Resolution No. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING LEASE, AGRFEMF.NT WITH 89-83 COTATI- ROHNERT PARK UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT RE PORTABLE BUILDINGS Resolution No. A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING 89-85 GRANT DEED (to Robert A. and Linda L. Lewis, 4590 Fairway Drive) Resolution No. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION OF STADIUM ROOF BY FORCE 89 -86 ACCOUNT OR NEGOTIATED CONTRACT OR A CO';MBINATION OF BOTH BECAUSE NO BIDS FOR PROJECT WERE RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO CALL FOR SAME, PROJECT NO. 1989 -02 Resolution No. RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNIERT PARK APPROVING Qa_a� � LEASE AGREF1,4ENT WITH PRESBYTERY OF THE RED1400DS AND FAITH PRESBYTF,RIAN CHURCH FOR A COMMUNITY GARMN Resolution No. RESOLUTION CALLING FOR SEALED PROPOSALS TO RE -ROOF ROHNERT PARK 89-98 PUBLIC SAFETY /';MAIN STATION BUILDING Resolution No. A RESOLUTION ACCEPTING COMPLETION AND DIRECTING ENGINEER TO FILE 89 -89 NOTICE OF COMPLETION CULTURAL ARTS FACILITY MASONRY WALL PROJECT NO. 1980 -4 AND SOUTHWEST.BLVD. MASONRY WALL PROJECT NO. 1988 -16 Ordinance No. 513 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AMENDING TITLE 17 OF THE ROHNERT PARK MUNICIPAL CODE ZONING MAP CHANGE - CITY OF ROHNERT PARK Planning File No. 1308 Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (3) June 13, 1989 Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, with the exceptions of Resolutions 89 -82 and 89 -84, the Consent Calendar as outlined on the meeting's agenda was approved. Resolution No. RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNFRT PARK APPROVING 89 -82 AGREEMENT FOR ASSIGNMENT OF FEDERAL AID URBAN (FAU) FUNDS (TaTH CITY OF SANTA ROSA) Resolution No. 89 -84 Scheduled Public Appearances R.P.Girls Softball Leagues Council Member Spiro asked for more complete information regarding FAU (Federal Aid Urban) funds. City Manager Callinan gave explanation stating they were any road project under FAU, and that the reason for selling this money was the projects were too high for Rohnert Park, that the many regulations and restrictions that have to be complied with on an FAU project are not worth the frustration, and that by exchanging funds with the City of Santa Rosa we are free to earmark them for specific projects of our 9 choice. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 89 -82 was approved. RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ROHNERT PARK AUTHORIZING THE SALE OR DISPOSAL OF CERTAIN SURPLUS EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES Council Member Spiro asked if anyone had gone to the Codding Center regarding the items on the auction list stating that when we have the responsibility of this facility there might be a need for some of the items. Councilman Eck commented that there should be some community group that could use the mimeograph. City Manager Callinan confirmed staff would check into these possibilities before the auction transpired. Upon motion by Mayor Cochran, seconded by Councilman Eck, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 89 -84 was approved. Joyce Poueu, 5760 Delores Drive, President of the Rohnert 'Park Girls Softball League was recognized and requested the City's assistance regarding the R.P. Girls Softball expenses involved in sending their teams to the *Nationals. Discussion followed regarding the amount of the City's participation in previous years, Joyce Poueu's response to soliciting funds from merchants in the city, and Mayor Cochran extending wishes of good luck to the teams. Upon motion by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Hopkins, and unanimously approved, financial assistance in the amount of $2,000 to assist Rohnert Park Girls Softball League in sending teams to Nationals was approved. Parks & Recreation Commission Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (4) City Manager Callinan explained that the Council with a copy of a memo he received from Recreation outlining recent actions taken by the Parks Commission. .June 13, 1989 had been provided Director Pekkain and Recreation American Lung Assoc. City Manager Callinan explained that the Parks and Recreation Commission waived pool fees that normally would be charged to the American Lung Association for the use of Alicia Pool from July 10th to the 14th in connection with the Sixth Annual Asthma Educational Day Camp being provided for Rohnert Park youngsters suffering from asthma. The waiver will allow the youngsters in the program to participate in the public swimming at the pool on those dates for an hour at not cost. Santa Rosa Buoy City Manager Callinan explained that the Parks and Recreation Busters Commission approved the use of Roberts Lake by the Santa Rosa Buoy ?lusters to conduct its radio controlled boat races event on May 13th, ,June 17th, August 12th, September 16th and October 14th. This is the group that has assisted the Recreation Department in conducting the Fish Derby the past few years. Discussion followed. Upon motion by Councilman ?topkins, seconded by Councilman Eck, and unanimously approved, the above - mentioned first two items on *tatters from Parks and Recreation Commission regarding American Lung Association Use of A Pool and Santa Rosa Buoy Busters use of Roberts Lake were approved. Davies Amusements City Manager Callinan explained that the Parks and Recreation Commission expressed support for the conducting of a carnival in Rohnert Park by navies Amusements on July 71, 8, and 9. The location of the carnival will be the c„hiarr .,f ot�.,,.�.... Commission consideration with two sites being considered: (1) (1) Citv Hall site on the Expressway or (2) Rohnert Park Stadium. He shared that City staff recommends the use of the area to the south of Rohnert Park Stadium rather than the City Hall site as the location for the carnival. Discussion followed during which Councilman Eck commented on the way this group devastated the site they were on last year beside the Crown Market and asked if the Planning Commission could require them to leave the next site clean to which Planning Director Skanchy said "yes" and City 'tanager Callinan stated this was one of the reasons for changing the location to the stadium. Planning Director Skanchy gave further history regarding previous experience with Davies Amusements. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (5) June 13, 1989 Council Member Spiro inquired about the 10% portion of the gate fee that the City will receive from this carnival and asked if it could be passed on in some way to underprivileged children who could not afford this type of recreation. Council concluded it would be better to make arrangements of this type for the upcoming Sonoma County Fair on the 24th of July. Upon motion by Council Member Spiro, seconded by Councilman Eck, and approved, the Council agreed to refer this matter to the Planning Commission and that any proceeds from the Davies Amusement Carnival be earmarked for underprivileged children to attend the Sonoma County Fair was approved. Robinson, Mills & City Manager Callinan explained that staff has been meeting with Williams Agreement representatives of Robinson, Mills & Williams, the architectural firm being engaged to do the Civic Center Masterplan and provide architectural services for the Public Safety building. He shared that staff had suggested some changes in the proposed contract to which the firm has not yet responded, therefore, requested this matter be delayed. Council concurred. Tow Service City Manager Callinan reminded the Council that in response to Agreements applications received from Jack Roscoe for his two (2) firms (Empire Tow Service and J. J.'s Service and Tow) to be added to the department of Public Safety's rotation list for tow service, that the City Council requested the City Attorney to review the law and to report back on what options are available to the City. He also reminded the Council that Mr. Roscoe indicated during the discussion at the last Council meeting that he would be willing to limit his spot on the rotation list to one firm because he owns two firms so he. would not be given an unfair. advantage over the firms already on the List. City Attorney Flitner explained his report dated June 9, 1989 (a copy of which is attached to the original set of these minutes) provided to the Council on his findings regarding tow service agreements and what options are available to the City and gave a brief review of the contents thereof. Discussion followed. Jack Roscoe, owner of Empire Tow Service and J.J.'s Service and Tow, was recognized and reviewed his background of many years in Rohnert Park and Cotati, that he thought they would be a benefit to the City's Police Department, that they do have an answering service and there would be no problem in retrieving any car that's been towed away, that they were close to the five mile range referred to in the City Attorney's report, and closed with the statement that if anyone needed transportation regarding their towed vehicles they would be willing to come and get them at no charge. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (6) June 13, 1939 Discussion followed during which Councilman Hopkins made a motion to approve the application as long as a storage area was within a mile of Rohnert Park, City Manager Callinan suggested not to "shoot from the hip" as other towing services are approved that may not be within a mile and asked if Council wanted to make some regulations to discuss what it wants and direct staff to put them in proper form for adoption. Discussion followed. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Mayor Cochran, to approve Jack Roscoe's application as long as a storage yard was within a mile of the city and to further the tow service discussion at a later meeting. Discussion followed during which Council Member Spiro thought one mile was too close a restriction, Councilman Eck said he'd rather be more direct if specifically rejecting this applicant, and Mayor Cochran said he didn't know how it could be done other than by distance. Councilman Hopkins withdrew his motion and Mayor Cochran his second. Further discussion followed. Upon motion by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Hopkins, and unanimously approved, staff was directed to come back to the Council with policy recommendations regarding tow service use by the City. Planning and Zoning City Manager Callinan explained that the Council had been provided with Planning staff reports, site plans, and /or correspondence relative to the matters listed on the agenda regarding Planning and Zoning, Matters, and that File No. 0341 —Ken Martin had been called up for review by the City Council pursuant to the request of Councilman Eck. File No. 0941 Planning Director Skanchy referred to map on the wall and explained that File No. 0641 —Ken Martin, is site Plan and Architectural Review consideration for a 263 unit senior citizen apartment complex on 6.75 acres located on the north side of Enterprise Drive, west side of State Farm Drive, and south of and contiguous to Raley's Towne Center Shopping Center and Ross Department Store. He said this was approved by the Planning Commission subject to certain conditions. Due to the time element of this meeting, Council concurred to pass on the review of the history of this site by Planning Director Skanchy. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (7) June 13, 1989 Discussion followed during which Councilman Eck asked if the original condition of approval requiring a covenant between the City and Hugh Codding that this would be a senior project and asked City Attorney Flitner to advise the Council of what ramifications it could have to change the project to adults. City Attorney Flitner responded that this is a covenant that runs with the land enforceable at least by private parties. He stated that if anybody is to change it, it would have to be removed by the vote of the City Council. Planning Director Skanchy explained that Ken ?Martin has submitted a revised plan involving four stories with stucco exterior and reviewed staff's concerns regarding parking and changing from strictly senior citizens to include working adults so staff recommends a reduction to 230 units from 263 units. He said that staff felt the project did not provide enough amenities for senior citizens, and that due to the high density, recommended that some units for low or moderate income persons be provided. Discussion Followed. Ken Martin, applicant for the Senior Citizen Apartment Complex, was recognized and explained reasons for not submitting the project as strictly senior citizens versus including working couples 55 years and older in that it seemed it would be a more appealing place versus turning into a convalescent type of situation. He said they agreed with Planning Commission regarding the parking ratio, the fewer units and providing additional amenities for seniors. He said these would be 600 sq.ft., one bedroom units and referred to other such developments that have succeeded. Discussion followed during which Council Member Spiro asked about the rental amounts compared to other units in the neighborhood, Mayor Cochran suggested this would be a prime opportunity to straighten out the entrance between this new development and the Codding Center to which Ken 'Martin agreed, Councilman Eck M expressed concerns over changing the plans to only a high density apartment complex from serving strictly senior citizens with the security, railings and special walkways to which Ken Martin responded that the plan is still to have security but have found it doesn't work to have people guarding all night long and that they want to make this complex look like a normal living place, not strictly elderly. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (8) ,Tune 13, 1989 Councilman Hopkins made a motion to continue this matter when full City Council is in attendance. Said motion died for lack of a second. Council Member Spiro stated that it seemed critical to agree to senior citizens only, 55 years and older to which Ken Martin agreed saying they were content with 230 units, seniors only and to fix the parking lot, as well as to provide a social room, library, canteen and sitting area. Councilman Eck asked if the conditions included a condition to provide low income units to which Councilman Hopkins said "no". Councilman Eck made a motion, which was seconded by Council Member Spiro, to incorporate the requirement of low income units as defined by the Sonoma County Housing Authorities into the approval of File No. 0841. Said motion failed by the following vote: AYES: (2) Spiro and Eck NOES: (2) Hopkins and Cochran ABSENT: (1) Hollingsworth Councilman Hopkins made a motion, which was seconded by Council Member Spiro, to ratify and approve the senior citizen apartment complex project —File No. 0841 for 230 units with conditions as outlined by the Planning Commission for seniors only 55 and over, with the project to include a social room, library, canteen and sitting area and to fix the parking lot entrance. Said motion was approved by the following vote: AYES: (3) Hopkins, Spiro and Cochran NOES: (1) Eck ABSENT: (1) Hollingsworth Councilman Eck stated that he couldn`t see voting for this project that's so different in contrast to the previous one. Mayor Cochran said we don't need to be duplicating federal provisions. Ken Martin said that it's hard to provide amenities on the low income unit conditions. Recess Mayor Cochran declared a recess at approximately 8 :58 p.m. Reconvene Mayor Cochran reconvened the Council meeting at approximately 9 :10 P.m. with Council members Eck, Hopkins, Spiro and Cochran present. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (9) June 13, 1989 File No. 1253 City Manager Callinan referred to letter received from Ron Militello requesting Park Estates Subdivision -File No. 1253 he removed from this agenda as he would not be able to attend tonight. Councilman Hopkins asked if it was necessary for the developer to be at the Council meeting since staff is recommending approval of the request and this is the kind of development that is desired. Discussion followed. Councilman 11opkins made a motion to exempt the Park Estates Subdivision from the City's Growth Management Program. Mayor Cochran said he was going to recommend deferring this matter as a simple courtesy to the letter of request. Councilman Eck expressed concerns about the sewer numbers and thought that in fairness to the other people in the area, the Council needed to review plans for these additional 33 lots. Discussion followed concluding with Councilman Hopkins rescinding his motion, Mayor Cochran recommended putting this item over to the next agenda, and Council ':Member Eck asking if staff could provide Council with undated sewer numbers before next meeting. Council concurred. History of Small Lots City Manager Callinan suggested that the staff report on the History of Small Lots he put over to the next agenda in the interest of time. Council concurred. Resolution No. A RESOLUTION AUT'IORIZING PREPARATION OF A FEASIBILITY REPORT FOR 89 -90 AN ADDITIONAL FOLF COURSE. Additional - City Manager Callinan explained the resolution. Golf Courses Discussion followed during which questions were asked about funding, and if this study included specific sites to which City Manager Callinan responded that specific sites would be part of Phase IT of the firm's proposal and not included in Phase I which is being recommended and which is strictly a feasibility study to determine the need. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, Resolution No. 89 -90 was adopted. Communications Communications per the attached outline were brought to the attention of the City Council. No action was taken unless specifically noted in these minutes. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (10) June 13, 1989 Councilman Hopkins referred to correspondence expressing appreciation to the city for the masonry fence project and asked if the request to remove the ivy could be handled by staff. City Manager Callinan agreed to follow up. Councilman Eck referred to correspondence from Chairman Flarberson of the Sonoma County Transportation Committee (SCTC) regarding the draft of the growth management plan to be presented to the SCTC on June 14 and expressed concern regarding the short notice given to review such a document. City Manager's City Manager Callinan turned the first portion of the City Report; Manager's Report over to Director of Administrative Services Property Taxes/ Netter who shared that the City of Anaheim has asked City of Anaheim vs. Rohnert Park to consider filing an amicus brief in its lawsuit County of Orange that it has going with the County of Orange relative to the disposition of penalties received by the County on the late payment of property taxes. He confirmed that the City of Petaluma and the City of Santa Rosa are in support of this action. City Attorney Flitner explained that interest that accrues on property tax receipts is also being claimed which is not appropriate and that he has written to all the City Attorney's and asked if they would like to join in a brief regarding this matter as there is one going on now with Rutan and Tucker of Costa Mesa that could be beneficial if all cities would participate. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Councilman Eck, and unanimously approved, City Attorney Flitner was authorized and directed to join in the brief that's in process with Rutan and Tucker of Costa Mesa to support the City of Anaheim's position in its lawsuit with the County of Orange. C.n.B.G. Funds City Manager Callinan reported that the Sonoma County Roard of Supervisors, in its approval for use of Community Development Block Grant Funds for fiscal vear 1989 -9n MA inni...in +tie .projects requested by the City of Rohnert Park, to- wit-- (Codding Center) remodeling of the Senior Citizen Center ($125,000) and the continuation of the Housing /Mobile home Rehabilitation Program ($72,500). Proposed HazMat Joint City Manager Callinan explained that he provided the Council with Power Authority a copy of the proposed HazMat Joint Power Authority Agreement that is being considered by the cities and the County. He said that the need for this agreement is because the City of Santa Rosa, which provided HazMat response to the County and the cities in the county, has decided to get out of the business as of July 1st, and that the City Managers and County representatives have been trying Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (11) June 13, 1989 to work out a joint powers agreement for some months now and that it looks like something might be forthcoming because of a change in attitude on behalf of Santa Rosa and Petaluma. City Manager Callinan asked the Council to let him know if they had any questions concerning the proposed Joint Powers Authority as outlined in the document provided to them. He stated that the matter would be scheduled for possible formal Council action at the next regular meeting of the City Council, assuming that the form of agreement is acceptable to the representatives of all the cities. School Dist.Funds City Manager Callinan referred to Consent Calendar in which Council approved funds an amendment to the lease agreement with the School District and asked approval to use the extra funds to be received from the School District to pay down principle on the debt for the "G" School portables.. Upon motion by Councilman Eck, seconded by Councilman Hopkins, and unanimously approved, staff was authorized to pay down the principle on the "G" School portables with the extra funds received from the School District as a result of the lease amendment. Aaster Plan City Manager Callinan explained regarding the Master Plan of Civic Center Public Safety Building and Civic Center that there has been delays due to architect's vacation, etc., that Robinson, Mills & Williams representatives have specified they could have a meeting with the Council on July 5, 6 or 7 to discuss the Master Plan, and that they go to the Planning Commission on ,Tune 22nd. Mayor Cochran proposed July 6th at 5:00 p.m. to consider the Civic Center Master Plan with Robinson, Mills & Williams, Architects. Council concurred. Shopping Center City Manager Callinan expressed his concern regarding the condition of the shopping center on Adriene and Southwest Blvd. and stated he was thinking about calling the property owners to see what could be done to enhance this area. He ,together suggested that Council members might want to drive by and consider recommendations that can be discussed, that we can't let blight just happen before our eyes and not do something about it. Mayor Cochran agreed this matter should be put on the next agenda. Council concurred. City Attorney's City Attorney Flitner stated that he had a court appearance coming Report: up on June 26th for the trial regarding the mobile home park case Sime vs-City of R.P. Sime versus the City of Rohnert Park. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (12) June 13, 1939 Matters from Council: Mayor Cochran reported on the Sonoma County Transportation So.Co.Transportation Committee meeting held on June 7, 1989 referring to copy of Committee correspondence provided to Council dated May 30th from Sonoma County Board of Supervisors and stated he would not be able to attend the meeting adjourned to June 14. Discussion followed concluding with Councilman Fck agreeing to attend the meeting tomorrow (June 14) to represent the Council's opinions. U.S.Conference of Mayor Cochran advised that he would he attending the U.S. Mayors Conference of Mayors, June 17 - 20, 1989, Charleston, South Carolina. Meetings City Manager shared that items 3 & 4 listed on the agenda under Matters from Council were to let Council know about these meetings: 1) Community Development Agencies Association Redevelopment Negotiation Workshop, June 22 - 23, 1969, Newport Beach. 2) League of California Cityis Mayors and Council Members Executive Forum, July 26 - 28, 1939, Monterey. Miscellaneous Councilman Eck shared that he, Councilman Hollingsworth, and Citv staff had met with the garbage people and will present a package at the next Council meeting. Councilman Eck asked if something could be done to make space on Cascade Court regarding big trucks that block access. Councilman Eck asked if once a map is filed regarding small lots, can it be changed to larger lots to which City Attorney -Flitrer responded not I] once approved, than such a change must be caught in the tentative map stage. Councilman Eck also asked if anything could be done about the excalating prices of homes in the subdivisions. Discussion followed concluding that price control is not a possibility. Council Member Spiro referred to the A- frames she noticed in front of the Red Lion Inn and asked is something could he done about this eyesore. City *tanager Callinan advised that staff will follow -up. City Manager Callinan reminded the Council of the "G" Park Dedication scheduled for July 8th and asked if arrangements should be made for Mr. Golis to stay overnight at the Red Lion Inn and have a recognition luncheon following the dedication. Council concurred. Rohnert Park City Council Minutes (13) June 13, 1989 Unscheduled Public Mayor Cochran asked if anyone in the audience wished to make any Appearances appearance at this time. Mr. Charlie Artman, 7450 Cristobal Way, was recognized and expressed his concerns regarding the Chinese students referred to in the news who recently took their stand for freedom asking if the City of Rohnert Park could send some kind of message that would be appropriate, or have a moment of silence out of respect for these students. Councilman Hopkins said that he could agree to a moment of silence but this Council must be careful of interferring with foreign politics. Upon motion by Councilman Hopkins, seconded by Council Member Spiro, and unanimously approved, it was agreed to have a moment of silence for the Chinese students at this time. A moment of silence was observed for the Chinese students. Adjournment There being no further business, Mayor Cochran adjourned the meeting at approximately 10:10 p.m. nepu Cit Cler Mayor ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ..