At its September Meeting, Council continued its discussion about the boat ramp. It was agreed that a letter would be sent to affected residences on Marlin, Dogwood, and Tualamere, asking for citizens to note no later than Oct. 1st, their preference for one of two parking options for Dogwood: “No Parking” or “Residential Parking Only” signs along the south side. Council also discussed the possible purchase of an automatic gate that would close behind users, yet could be opened by a button from the back side.

The City Manager announced the receipt of an $82,000 federal Coronavirus Relief grant, only for certain designated uses. (These will be posted on the City website.) One use, for example, is sewer infrastructure. The City has already received $41,000 of that but must specify by October 31st how it will be spent.

CITY COUNCIL MEETING, MONDAY OCT. 11TH

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STANDING ITEMS

1. Call to order and attendance (Mayor, Councilors, and Guests)

2. Approval of minutes from previous meeting(s)

3. Approval of City financials

PUBLIC COMMENT ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS - 3 minute limit per person

PRESENTATION BY THE I-205 TOLLING PROJECT COMMUNICATION GROUP PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT: Planning Commissioner Chair, Lisa Merlo Flores

1. A brief summary of the last Commission meeting’s items and actions

2. A brief summary of the revision of the Land Development Ordinance

3. Any other pertinent Commission matters to report

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

1. Continuing Discussion of Matters associated with Operation and Use of the City Stark Boat Ramp. Some decisions may or may not be made at this meeting. Lead Individual: Council President Pierce Council will further consider the following concerns and their possible solutions:

   • Parking on local streets

   • Fishing, picnicking, and swimming uses at the boat ramp

   • Ramp entry gates being left closed or open during operational hours

2. Discussion Regarding responsibilities for maintenance of Childs Road and sidewalks west of 65th. Informational meeting item. Lead Individual: Councilor Lahsene

3. Clarification of “enforcement” of posted signs – defensible immunity. Lead Individual: Councilor Barhyte

4. Decision (required by Oct 31) about spending of $82,000 Coronavirus Relief Fund Grant. Lead individual: City Manager Kibbey

NEW BUSINESS

1. Administrative support for the City Manager: Lead Individual: Mayor Williams

COUNCIL REPORTS

1. Councilor Lahsene: Transportation report (recurring)

   • I-205 tolling project

   • Stafford -Childs intersection

2. Councilor Pierce: Parks report (recurring) and any other matters

3. Councilor Barhyte: Giving Program (recurring) and any other matters

4. Councilor Tuttle: City Code (recurring) and any other matters

   • Updating of City Charter

5. Mayor: Mayor’s Report

CITY MANAGER REPORT

PENDING ITEMS (to be discussed at a later date but kept on the agenda while Council deals with higher priority items first.)

1. Status of Contracting out City Development Code Inspection Services: Lead Individual: Mayor Williams
   City must have new Development Code to proceed.

2. Discussion Regarding How Sewer might be Brought to Unserved Properties, Exploring the Issues. Lead Individual: Councilor Tuttle