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'Is; ..,...... - + ii.,n - ,e - MINUTES - PASCO CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING JUNE 7, 1993 CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order at 8 00 P M by Joyce DeFelice, Mayor ROLL CALL By Deputy City Clerk Councilmembers present Joyce DeFelice, Charles Kilbury, Dan Lathim, and Carl Strode Councilmembers absent were Chris Jensen, Mike Garrison, and Edgar Hargrow Also present Gary Crutchfield, City Manager, Greg Rubstello, City Attorney, Dennis Wright, Engineer, David McDonald, Community Development Director, James Ajax, Public Works Director, and Kurt Luhrs, Administrative A:ssistant PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance CONSENT AGENDA MOTION Mr Kilbury moved to amend the Consent Agenda to remove Item 3(j) - Resolution No 2086 and table it until the June 21, 1993 Regular Meeting Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously MOTION Mr Lathim moved to approve the Consent Agenda as amended Seconded by Mr Kilbury Motion carried unanimously Consent items are as follows A) Approval of Minutes To approve minutes of Regular Meeting held May 17, 1993 B) Bills and Communications To approve General Claims in the amount of $318,302 03 consisting of Claim Warrants numbered 81478 through 81698 Payroll Claims To approve payroll claims in the amount of $437,045 22, Voucher Nos 30615 through 30808, and 30809 through 31002 Bad Debt Write-offs To approve bad debt write-offs for ambulance, and Municipal Court non-criminal and criminal accounts receivable in the total amount of $429,734 01 and, of that amount, authorize $314,853 42 be turned over to collection C) Agreement for Employee Assistance Program To approve the Agreement between Lourdes Business Health Services and the City of Pasco for an Employee Assistance Program and authorize the City Manager to sign same D) Resolution No 2083 To approve Resolution No 2083, fixing 8 00 p m, July 6, 1993, as the time and date for a public hearing to consider the proposed vacation E) Resolution No 2084 To approve Resolution No 2084, fixing 8 00 p m, July 6, 1993, as the time and date for a public hearing to consider the proposed vacation F) Supplemental Agreement for Construction of 10th Avenue and Signal Modification To authorize the City Manager to execute Supplemental Agreement No 1 for the 10th Avenue Overlay and MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Signal Modernization Project and, further, to authorize the City Manager to execute other supplemental agreements on federal aid projects which do not change the total project cost or otherwise commit additional city funds to these projects G) Easement through Desert Oasis To accept the easement granted by J & D Builders through Phase I of the preliminary plat of Desert Oasis and, further, to authorize the Mayor to sign the attached Exhibit A outlmgmg the terms of that easement H) Special Permit Location of Autobody Shop at 1515 West Lewis Street IMF #93-10-SP) To approve the special permit for the location of an autobody/pamt shop at 1515 West Lewis Street, as recommended by the Planning Commission I) Resolution No 2085 To approve Resolution No 2085, creating an ad hoc committee to be known as the Residential Property Maintenance Standards Task Force To concur in the Mayor's appointment of the following individuals to the Residental Property Maintenance Standards Task Force. Councilmember Chns Jensen Councilmember Carl Strode Clare Cranston Dennis Smurthwaite James Richter PROCLAMATION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Eloise Druse Barbara Bohannon Ramona Sifuentez Maria Tamez "Yard of the Month" Awards. May. 1993 The following Pasco residents were presented Certificates of Appreciation from Mayor Joyce DeFelice Fred and Nellie Bohanon, 632 North Beech Street Don and Carol Hams, 202 South 26th Avenue. Joe and Jeanette Fiore, 726 West Sylvester Street (unable to attend) Wes and Bea Delaney, 939 West Sylvester Street Dallas and Loreta Bennett, 3609 Meadow Beauty Dnve Marcia Rhone, 1740 North 17th Avenue (unable to attend) VISITORS Dr Ron Williams, District Health Officer for B F District Health, addressed Council to introduce himself and gave a little of his background He explained that his goal is to insure that all the citizens of the Health District are able to make use of all its benefits and he will work towards this end REPORTS FROM COMMrITEES AND/OR OFFICERS Mayor's Activity Report Mayor DeFelice reported that on May 26, Chaired the Suburban Standards Task Force meeting The Committee is almost ready to make a presentation to the Council On June 3rd, attended B F Regional Conference Overall Economic Development Plan meeting Listened to different presentations from different entities about projects that they would like to see federal funding for The projects were then categorized and pnontized, with the largest category being Public Works Under this category the North Pasco Sewer Extension received the highest priority - 2 - MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Good Roads Association Meeting - May 19, 1993 Mr Lathim reported that a report was given by Representative Dave Mastin on his time in Olympia (general information) TRIDEC Board Meeting - May 20, 1993 Mayor DeFehce reported that she had no report to give as Pasco is no longer a voting member and she hasn't been attending the meetings B. F Regional Council Board Meeting - May 21, 1993 Mr Kilbury reported that the Revolving Loan Fund financial report was listed and the consent calendar was adopted Three items were endorsed, two were from La Chnica and one from the Port of Benton The Richland application for FAA funds was approved; seven (7) people were appointed to the Economic Development District, and the Budget Committee was elected Task Force For a Safe Community Meeting - May 25. 1993 Mr Jensen was absent. Visitor & Convention Bureau Board Meeting - May 27, 1993 Mr Strode reported that discussion centered on the meeting with the Franklin County Commissioners regarding progress on TRAC, and on the Interlocal Agreement and funding schemes B F Health Board Meeting - May 27, 1993 Mr Strode reported that a video was presented to aquaint the Board with the methods that the local septage disposer is using for subsurface disposal in Benton County Over 5,000 immunizations were administered in May. Pasco Downtown Development Association Board Meeting - June 1. 1993 Mr Kilbury reported that financial statements for March, April, and May, 1993 were presented and it was noted that the Village Market Place was $1,900 late in rent The Farmer's Market is doing better this year than it has in the past Park & Recreation Advisory Council Meeting - June 3, 1993 Mayor DeFelice reported that plans are underway for 4th of July activities with the parade being held on Saturday and the traditional fireworks in the Stadium on Sunday Inmates from Coyote Ridge have been hired to begin spraying for weeds on the sidewalks B F Transit Board Meeting - June 3. 1993 Mr Garrison was absent Air Pollution Control Authority Board Meeting - June 3, 1993 Mr Hargrow was absent Emergency Medical Services Council Board Meeting - June 7. 1993 Mr Strode reported that he was unable to attend the meeting PUBLIC HEARINGS Abatement Cost Recovery - 2705 West Sylvester Street (Continued from Regular Meeting of May 17, 1993) Mr Rubstello explained that the assessed value of $74,800 00 maybe a little high, however, even if this is the case it is a good sized piece of property and the value is large enough to cover the debt The abatement involved the demolition of a structure as well as general clean up and the amount of $5,824 78 being assessed against the property is reasonable MAYOR DEFELICE RECONVENED THE PUBLIC HEARING TO DETERMINE THE METHOD OF RECOVERING CITY COSTS FOR ABATEMENT ACTIVITIES AT 2705 WEST SYLVESTER STREET -3- MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for comments from the floor, either for or against, and there being none, the public hearing was declared closed MOTION Mr Strode moved to assess abatement expenses for 2705 West Sylvester Street in the amount of $5,824 78 against said property as a special assessment and lien upon the property Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion earned unanimously Creation of LID No 124 - 18th Avenue from "A" Street to Lewis Steet Mr Dennis Wright, Engineer, addressed Council and noted for the record that notice of the public hearing was published and the property owners involved were notified by certified mail as required by law Mr Wright pointed out that at this time that the City has received written protests regarding the proposed LID exceeding 60% of the total assessments and, therefore, by law cannot proceed with this action Mr Crutchfield explained that even though property owners have decided not to support the LID to improve their street the City has the option to order the installation of curb, gutter, and sidewalk (which was the intent of Council in past discussions where an LID is declined by the neighboring property owners) MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER CREATING L I D #124 (18TH AVENUE FROM "A" STREET TO LEWIS STREET) Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for comments from the floor, either for or against, and there being none, the public hearing was declared closed Ordinance No. 2935 AN ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF 18TH AVENUE FROM "A" STREET TO LEWIS STREET AND THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEWIS STREET FROM 18TH AVENUE TO A POINT APPROXIMATELY 300 FEET EAST OF 18TH AVENUE, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION NO 2077 OF THE CITY COUNCIL, ESTABLISHING LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 124 AND ORDERING THE CARRYING OUT OF THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT, PROVIDING THAT PAYMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT BE MADE IN PART BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS UPON THE PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT, PAYABLE BY MODE OF "PAYMENT BY BONDS", AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVMENT DISTRICT WARRANTS REDEEMABLE IN CASH OR OTHER SHORT-TERM FINANCING AND LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE MAKING OF INTERFUND LOANS MOTION Ordinance No 2935 was read by title only Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2935, creating L I D No 124 ordering the improvement of 18th Avenue between "A" Street and Lewis Street Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion failed by voice vote of four (4) Creation of L I D No 125 - Frontage Road and Road 24 Mr Wright noted for the record that notice of the public hearing was published and property owners involved were notified by certified mail as required by law -4 -:- mi-Aokvar-Cei, MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Mr Wright explained that this L I D was a conglomeration of improvements In addition to the work being done under the L I D there are other improvements being made such as the widening of Lewis Street, adding storm drainage on Lewis Street, and the installation of sanitary sewers and water lines in Frontage Road are all being funded by the City In addition to this there are a number of assessments to property on the south side of the road, which the City will be responsible for paying as the property cannot legally be assessed because it's a cemetery MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER CREATION OF L I D NO 125 (FRONTAGE ROAD AND ROAD 24) Mr Robert Young, spoke as representive for Mrs Edns Phillips, to express her opposition to the proposed L I D on the grounds that her property has no commercial value Ms Lora Weidner, of 422 South 22nd Avenue, stated her opposition to the proposed L I D as she felt it failed to perpetuate the commonly required element of a direct benefit to her property's value She felt there was no direct benefit for her property because she already has pavement, and sewer. Mr Earl Wattenburger, of 104 South 20th Avenue, expressed his opposition to the L I D because he didn't feel that it was going to benefit his property to the extent that the City would be justified in charging him the amount of his assessment He felt the City should reevaluate the amount of the assessments, not only for him, but for others affected by the proposed L I D Mr Ajax explained to Council and those present for the hearing that if the Council did create the L I D that the law states that if citizens that would be assessed 60% of the cost of the L I D do protest this in writing the citizens would overnde Council's authority to proceed with the project In the case of Mr Wattenburger, who has verbally protested to Council, it would not be considered legal should Council proceed with the proposed ordinance creating the L I D Therefore, if Council were to go ahead with the L I D the citizens involved who objected would need to do so in writing within 30 days of the hearing in order to halt the proceedings The following letters were read into the record by the Clerk Mrs Sylvia Dukelow, of 304 South 25th Avenue, wrote in opposition to the L I D as she felt unjustly charged for something that is not necessary and is being done for beautification purposes along Lewis Street Ms Edns Phillips, no address given, wrote in opposition as she felt the assessment proposed greatly exceeds any reasonable value of the property and would in no way enhance the value of this unuseable piece of land, which is segregated from the major portion of property It was cut-off and isolated years ago by construction of the State highway The small size and triangular shape of the property prevents it ever being used for any constructive purpose Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed.— 5 MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Ordinance No. 2936 AN ORDINANCE ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF FRONTAGE ROAD FROM HOPKINS STREET TO 20TH AVENUE, ROAD 24 FROM HOPKINS STREET TO LEWIS STREET, THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEWIS STREET FROM APPROXIMATELY 500 FEET WEST OF ROAD 24 TO 20TH AVENUE, AND THE WEST SIDE OF 20TH AVENUE FROM LEWIS STREET TO FRONTAGE ROAD, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLUTION NO 2082 OF THE CITY COUNCIL; ESTABLISHING LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO 125 AND ORDERING THE CARRYING OUT OF THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT, PROVIDING THAT PAYMENT FOR THE IMPROVEMENT BE MADE IN PART BY SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS UPON THE PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT, PAYABLE BY THE MODE OF "PAYMENT BY BONDS", AND PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT WARRANTS REDEEMABLE IN CASH OR OTHER SHORT-TERM FINANCING AND LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT BONDS AND THE MAKING OF INTERFUND LOANS. MOTION Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2936, creating L I D No 125 ordenng the improvement of Frontage Road, Road 24, Lewis Street and 20th Avenue Mr Strode seconded the motion Mr Strode felt that even though the value of an improvement may not be apparent to certain landowners at this time he was confident that all the proposed benefits and improvements being considered will be a benefit to the community as a whole He fully and enthusiastically supported the proposed ordinance Mr Kilbury felt that due to the amounts of some of the assessments Council would see a 60% objection to the proposed L I D , therefore, he saw no reason to go ahead with this action Mr Lathim felt that the costs were very high for some of the people involved who purchased their property years ago not thinking it would end up being zoned light industrial. He wanted the City to take another look at this L I D Mayor DeFelice wanted to see some modifications of the proposed L I D so that some of the improvements could go in Motion failed by the following roll call vote Yes - Strode, No - DeFelice, Lathim, Kilbury Street Vacation 11th and "B" Street - Riverside Addition (MF #93-16- V) Mr McDonald noted for the record that notice of the public hearing was published and property owners involved were notified by mail as required by law Copies of the Resolution were sent to the affected utility companies and comments were received from the Franklin County P U D #1 requesting a 10 foot utility easement MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER THE VACATION OF THE SOUTH 10 FEET OF "B" STREET ABUTTING LOTS 1 AND 20, BLOCK 11, RIVERSIDE ADDITION AND THE WEST 10 FEET OF SOUTH 11TH AVENUE ABUTTING LOTS 1 THROUGH 6, BLOCK 11, RIVERSIDE ADDITION, INCLUDING THE SOUTH 10 FEET OF "B" STREET Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for further comments from the floor, either for or against, and there being none, the public hearing was declared closed -6 - -14,sg.ljt MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Ordinance No. 2937 . AN ORDINANCE VACATING CERTAIN PORTIONS OF "B" STREET AND 11TH AVENUE MOTION . Ordinance No 2937 was read by title only Mr Strode moved to adopt Ordinance No 2937, vacating certain portions of "B" Street and 11th Avenue, all located in the Riverside Addition Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion earned unanimously Street/Alley Vacation Owens Addition (MF #93-17-V) Mr McDonald noted for the record that notice of the public hearing was published and property owners involved were notified by mail as required by law Franklin County P U D #1 requested a full-width easement Mr McDonald explained that the Engineering Department is concerned about the proposed vacation and could not support this action because of the sewer manhole located there With this information the applicant still felt, because of his concern for security in this area, that it was important to proceed MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER THE VACATION OF THE NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 1, OWEN'S ADDITION Mr David Bergevin, representing Northwest Ag Products, stated that closing the alley will have an impact on his neighbors by controlling or suppressing any drug trafficking that has been a concern for all of them Closing off this alley would greatly effect their ability to secure the property from theft, vandalism, and the problem of trespassing The following letters were read into the record by the Clerk Mr Eugene M Marcotte, of 802 South Maitland, wrote in support of the street vacation and felt that doing so would give him the ability to secure his property from theft, vandalism, and the problem of trespassing He wanted to reassure the City that it would have access to the sewer line and manhole cover at any time Ms Shelia Gibson, of 826 South Maitland, wrote in support of the proposed street vacation stating that allowing this action would help with unwanted traffic through the alley Ms. Maria G Esculante, of 820 South Maitland, wrote in support of closing the alley because of the traffic problem Mr Ajax wanted to reassure property owners that if there is a way to vacate the alley responsibly, from a Public Works standpoint, he would be all for it, however, he didn't see how this could be accomplished He understood the concerns of the property owners involved for secunng this area Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for further comments from the floor, either for or against, the public hearing was declared closed Ordinance No. 2938 AN ORDINANCE VACATING THE ALLEY RIGHT-OF-WAY IN BLOCK 1, OWEN'S ADDITION MOTION Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2938, vacating the alley located in Block 1, Owen's Addition Mr Strode seconded the motion -7 MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 Mr Strode asked if the property owners involved could dedicate that portion of their property located in the alley to the City, and in giving ownership to the City, could through-traffic be legally stopped? Mr Crutchfield felt the idea was worth exploring Mr. Rubstello wanted staff to be given time to talk to Mr Ajax and the property owners and see if something could be worked out to satisfy everybody involved Mr Lathim felt he could support the vacation as long as an easement is drawn up to protect everyone involved MOTION Mr Strode moved to table the ordinance for the next three meetings Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Street Vacation Portion of Irving Street Right-of-Way Unplatted (MF #93-18-V) Mr McDonald noted for the record that notice of the public hearing was published and property owners involved were notified by mail as required by law Franklin County P U D #1 requested an easement MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER VACATION OF THE UNNAMED RIGHT-OF-WAY DESCRIBED AS THE NORTH 30 FEET OF THE EAST HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 29 EAST W M Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for further comments from the floor, either for or against, and there being none, the public hearmg was declared closed Ordinance No. 2939 AN ORDINANCE VACATING A CERTAIN NAMED RIGHT-OF-WAY IN SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP 9 NORTH, RANGE 29 EAST MOTION Ordinance No 2939 was read by title only Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2939, vacating a certain unnamed right-of-way in Section 25, Township 9 North, Range 29 East Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion earned unanimously Street Vacation Portion of Alvma. George and Owen (MF #93-21-V) Mr McDonald noted for the record that notice of the public heanng was published and property owners involved were notified by mail as required by law Franklin County P U D #1 requested an easement MAYOR DEFELICE DECLARED THE PUBLIC HEARING OPEN TO CONSIDER THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF ALVINA AND GEORGE STREETS AND OWEN AVENUE Following three (3) calls from Mayor DeFelice for further comments from the floor, either for or against, and there being none, the public hearing was declared closed Ordinance No. 2940 ORDINANCE VACATING CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THE GEORGE STREET AND ALVINA STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY ALONG WITH • PORTIONS OF THE OWENS AVENUE RIGHT-OF-WAY , -8 -r-,k4)24,4:4t,l11;:r€ 14 1 MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 MOTION Ordinance No 2940 was read by title only Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2940, vacating certain portions of Alvma Street, George Street and Owen Avenue, all located in A M Wehe's First Addition Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously ORDINANCES/RESOLUTIONS NOT RELATED TO PUBLIC HEARINGS Resolution No. 2087 A RESOLUTION DELCARING THE OBJECTION OF THE PASCO CITY COUNCIL TO S B 868 OF THE 103RD CONGRESS 1ST SESSION TO AMEND THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 TO INCREASE THE TAX ON HANDGUNS AND ASSAULT WEAPONS, TO INCREASE THE LICENSE APPLICATION FEE FOR GUN DEALERS, AND TO USE THE PROCEEDS FROM THOSE INCREASES TO PAY FOR MEDICAL CARE FOR GUNSHOT VICTIMS MOTION. Resolution No 2087, was read by title only Mr Strode moved to adopt Resolution No 2087, in opposition to S B 868, 103rd Congress 1st Session, to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to increase the tax on handguns and assault weapons, to increase the license application fee for gun dealers, and to use the proceeds of those increases to pay for medical care of gunshot victims Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Ordinance No. 2941 AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING BENEFITS FOR NON- REPRESENTED EMPLOYEES, AND AMENDING SECTIONS 242 180 AND 2 42 360 OF THE PASCO MUNICIPAL CODE MOTION Ordinance No 2941, was read by title only Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2941, concerning vacation and bereavement leave benefits for non-represented employees Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously Ordinance No. 2942 AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE PROGRAM OF MONETARY AWARDS FOR CITY EMPLOYEES, AND AMENDING CHAPTER 243 OF THE PASCO MUNICIPAL CODE. MOTION Ordmance No 2942, was read by title only Mr Lathim moved to adopt Ordinance No 2942, amending the Employee Awards Program Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously UNFINISHED BUSINESS Special Permit Application - Youth Emergency Shelter - Sunderland Family Treatment Services (MF #93-13-SP)* Motion to deny special permit tabled at May 17, 1993 Regular Meeting until June 7th Regular Meeting to give Council the opportunity to review proposed findings of fact MOTION Mr Kilbury moved to bring the item off table Mr Strode seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously MOTION Mr. Strode moved to deny the special permit requested by Sunderland Family Treatment Services for a youth emergency shelter at 1520 West Irving Street, on the basis of the following findings of fact -9 elice, Mayor MINUTES REGULAR MEETING PASCO CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1993 1) The location and size of the proposed use are not harmonious with the orderly and existing development of the residential district where the subject property is located The intensity of the proposed operations is not harmonious with the otherwise purely residential character of the neighborhood 2) The proposed use will house troubled youth on a short-term or temporary basis away from their families All the adjacent neighborhing properties are developed for single family homes or residential apartment housing family units There are many elderly and young families with small children in the immediate area 3) Although the location height of existing structures is consistant with the surrounding neighborhood, the operations involved by the proposed use will impair the value of adjacent properties by diminishing their desireability as single family residential units due to concerns for the safety of elderly home owners and young families for their children 4) The proposed use will concentrate at a single residential site juveniles under the age of eighteen (18) who come from troubled families and backgrounds with a high probability of bringing more objectionable noise, concerns for security, and other nuisance activity to the neighborhood than the existing residential family units provide 5) The proposed use is better located in a neighborhood more transitional in nature from residential to commerce This neighborhood is a stable, longstanding residential neighborhood Mr Lathim seconded the motion Motion carried unanimously NEW BUSINESS None MISCELLANEOUS - INCLUDING SUGGESTIONS FROM COUNCIL None ADJOURNMENT No further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9 30 P M ATTEST Catherine D Seaman Deputy City Clerk PASSED and APPROVED this day of , 1993 -1 0-