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Motion Potter second Rohret to discuss Louis Voparil's request for removal of sewer fee from teen center since Mr. Voparil was now present. Carried unanimously. No further communication from Attorney Holland. Matter deferred to next regular council meeting. Proposed ordinance to revise Ordinance No. 1980-91 was discussed. Motion Madden second Rohret to instruct clerk to post proposed ordinance to revise Junk Motor Vehicle Ordinance No. 1980-91 and place it on agenda for next regular meeting. Carried unanimously. Motion Rohret second Spivey to appoint Mary Hoefer as assistant city attorney. Carried unanimously. Mayor Formanek asked for a clearly defined schedule of time and fees from the attorney's office. Barbara Murray of Johnson County Council of Governments made council aware of Youth Employment Program for disadvantaged youths which would enable young people to work for the city at no cost to the city. Madden expressed concern about liability. Murray will check into who would be liable if youth was injured while working for the city under this program. Police officer Bigelow gave report for month of February, 1981. Motion Potter second Madden to approve clerk-treasurer's reports. Carried unanimously. Motion Madden second Potter to approve bills and accept receipts. Carried unanimously. Motion Spivey second Madden to adjourn at 9:25 p.m. Carried unanimously. ROGER N. FORMANEK, MAYOR ADELIA S. KERN, CLERK-TREASURER

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