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The Tiffin City Council met in regular session on Wednesday, April 11, 1984 at the Tiffin Methodist Church. Mayor Potter called meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Councilmembers present were Cox, Kobold, Morgan, Spivey, Stevens. Also present were Dave Stoner, Judy Aspelmeier, Kevin Brown, Steve Otto from HACAP and Larry Lynch. No one spoke during community forum. Motion Spivey second Kobold to approve agenda. Carried unanimously. Motion Morgan second Cox to approve minutes of March 14, 1984. Carried unanimously. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NOS. 62 AND 120 OF THE ORDINANCES OF TIFFIN, IOWA, SAID ORDINANCE WAIVING CERTAIN MINIMUM FEES FOR THE USE AND SERVICE OF THE MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM OF TIFFIN, IOWA was introduced by Councilman Spivey. Clerk read ordinance and council considered it. Its adoption was moved by Spivey and seconded by Stevens. Roll call vote: Morgan, aye; Cox, aye; Kobold, aye; Stevens, aye; Spivey, aye. Mayor declared motion carried. Spivey moved that rule or law requiring three readings on three different dates be dispensed with, second by Morgan. Roll call vote: Morgan, aye; Cox, aye; Kobold, aye; Spivey, aye; Stevens, aye. Mayor declared Ordinance No. 1984-122 duly passed and adopted. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 119 OF THE ORDINANCES OF TIFFIN, IOWA, SAID ORDINANCE WAIVING CERTAIN MINIMUM FEES FOR THE USE AND SERVICE OF THE MUNICIPAL SEWER SYSTEM OF TIFFIN, IOWA was introduced by councilman Cox. Clerk read ordinance and council considered it. Its adoption was moved by Cox and seconded by Kobold. Roll call vote: Cox, aye; Morgan, aye; Kobold, aye; Spivey, aye; Stevens, aye. Mayor declared motion carried. Spivey moved that the rule or law requiring three readings on three different dates be dispensed with, second by Morgan. Roll call vote: Cox, aye; Morgan, aye; Kobold, aye; Spivey, aye; Stevens, aye. Mayor declared Ordinance No. 1984-123 passed and adopted. Steve Otto addressed council about various employment programs through HACAP. Attorney Lynch asked Otto about supervision of employees. Otto stated that HACAP provides workers' compensation insurance and the supervisor of the work site is responsible for employees once they report to work site. HACAP refers client. Work site may refuse client or dismiss if client does not work out. Motion Cox second Spivey to authorize Mayor Potter to contract with HACAP for employment of adults at 45¢ per hour for approximately 210 hours of summer work. Roll call vote: Cox, aye; Kobold, aye; Morgan, aye; Spivey, aye; Stevens, aye. Carried unanimously.

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