Minutes-2 /18/1985

Minutes February 18, 1985 public buildings. Government can exclude themselves from zoning anyway, although at this point, that is not an issue. Bergeson stated that parking would be provided on one side and parking lot would not be a through way. Bergeson asked if it had to be a chain link fence. Michel stated that he just does not want people to be able to cut through his property. Motion Spivey second Stevens to approve request for building permit at 321 Grant Street by Terry Bergeson for 20' x 32' structure to be used as post office. Roll call vote: Stevens, aye; Morgan, aye; Spivey, aye; Cox, abstain because he owns adjoining property to the north, Runge, abstain because she is postmaster. Motion carried. A RESOLUTION CERTIFYING DELINQUENT WATERWORKS BILLS TO PROPERTY TAX ROLLS was introduced by Runge and seconded by Cox. Roll call vote: Cox, aye; Stevens, aye; Spivey, aye; Morgan, aye; Runge, aye. Carried unanimously. Attorney Greenleaf reported that all bills certified to the county auditor for collection on property taxes should stand as a lien of record and City would get cut of any proceeds from sale of property. He specifically researched this matter due to the upcoming sheriff's sale of property owned by James Brotherton. Motion Stevens second Cox to refer proposal to amend Zoning Ordinance to include electrical sub-stations in M-1 (industrial) zones to Planning and Zoning Commission for recommendation. Carried unanimously. Motion Spivey second Morgan to adjourn at 6:30 p.m. Carried unanimously. Glenn R. Potter, Mayor Adelia S. Kern, Clerk-Treasurer