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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-09-09 MinutesMINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE CITY COMMISSION BOZEMAN, MONTANA September 9, 1991 The Commission of the City of Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission Room, Municipal Building, September 9, 1991, at 3:30 p.m. Present were Mayor Hawks, Commissioner Goehrung, Commissioner Frost, Commissioner Swanson, Commissioner Knapp, City Manager Wysocki, City Attorney Becker and Clerk of the Commission Sullivan. The meeting was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence. Mayor Hawks asked if any of the Commissioners desired any of the Consent Items be removed for discussion. City Manager Wysocki requested that the letter of support for the $9,700 grant for a "color in architecture "' workshop be removed from the Consent Items for discussion. Minutes Mayor Hawks deferred action on the minutes of the regular meetings of August 19, August 26 and September 3, 1991 for a period of one week. Discussion - Commissioner attendance at NLC Congress of Cities - December 12 -16 - Las Vegas, Nevada City Manager Wysocki stated that Commissioner Knapp has indicated an interest in attending the conference. Commissioner Knapp stated there are several topics which she feels would benefit her personally and as a Commissioner. She highlighted these issues, which include: a pre - conference seminar on "Getting Your Message Out to the Media" and concurrent track workshops on "Balancing Revenues and Responsibilities," which includes the topics "Finan- cial Resources for Small and Rural Communities" and "Finding New Revenue Sources for Your City," a couple of the "Hot Topics" and some of the "Community and Economic Devel- opment" topics. The Commissioner then requested that she be authorized to attend the conference and that she be appointed the City's voting delegate. Commissioner Swanson noted his support for this request. Mayor Hawks noted his support as well. He stated he feels that the City is well served by having someone attend these conferences, noting that his attendance at the con- ference four years ago has affected some of the items which have occurred over the past four years. It was moved by Commissioner Goehrung, seconded by Commissioner Frost, that the Commission authorize Commissioner Knapp to attend the National League of Cities Congress of Cities to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada, on December 12 -16, 1 991 , as the City's voting 09- 09--91 16 - 60 -60 „uoi;ew.lo;ul rnoA jo _q„ 6ulmolIOJ aql uorsslwwoo aql 01 Paluasaad j@6eupVV Alro aql swat! !A:4 - uoissnasiQ •auou 'ON 6ur ;on Os044 :s>lm2H AoAeVV pue 6unjgaoo .rauolss!wwoo 'ddeuN uoissiwwoo 'uosuems iauolssiwwoo 'lsOj .aauoissiwwoo 6uraq OAV 6ulaon aso4 :a loe ON pue arty buimol -lol a41 Aq par raeo uoilow a41 •uolssnusip anoge a41 ul PaslnaJ pue AoAevv aq; Aq palje.Ap se 'Z661 10 ilej a4; ui plaq aq of dogs�,i.iom „aan1aa114aae ui joloo„ e .col s ;ay a4; Jo} luawmopuB leuOPEN 944 wo.JJ luea6 OOL'6$ a41 jo} laoddns jo Aa; ;al a4; ano.Adde uoissiwwoo 94; 1eg1 'uosuems jauoissiwwoo Aq papuooas ';so.id aauoissiwwoo Aq panow sem 11 „•'• Auew 41!m '(snsuao 0661 a41 of 6uipjooae Q99'ZZ uollelndod) uoi6ai a41 do Alp 1sa6jel a41 s! 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(2) Copy of the invitation to bid on relocation of the North 7th Avenue sewer outfall line, with the bid opening scheduled for Tuesday, September 24. (3) Notice of a Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Committee meeting scheduled for 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, September 19, at the Baxter. (4) Agenda for the County Commission meeting to be held at 1 :30 p.m. on Tues- day, September 10. (5) Rough draft of the minutes of the County Commission meetings of August 27 and September 3, 1991. (6) Agenda for the DRC meeting to be held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Septem- ber 10. (7) Agenda for the DRB meeting to be held at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 10. (8) The City Manager submitted his weekly report, as follows. (1) MPEA nego- tiations are currently in progress. (2) The United Way campaign begins this week; and cards will be made available to City employees within the next two weeks. (3) Announced the Interagency Breakfast scheduled for 7 :00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 11, at the Baxter. (4) The City's tree crew is working along South 5th Avenue and South 7th Ave- nue, concentrating on hazardous situations. (5) A walk - through of the work completed by the tree trimming contractor was conducted last week; and the work is essentially com- plete. (6) On Friday, met with the steering committee on the centennial for the Fish Technology Center, which is to be held next August. (7) Reviewed the budget once again in preparation for tonight's public hearing. (8) Noted that Assistant to the City Manager Ron Brey and Dennis Seibel viewed some of the items in the Haynes Building, and de- termined that the Pioneer Museum would like to have some of them on loan. He noted the necessary formal agreement is being prepared in anticipation of that loan. (9) Activity at the Police Department has been brisk this past week, with 45 theft complaints filed, up 25 percent, and 9 DUI arrests, up 80 percent. (10) Police Officer Mel McCarver is serving as officer for the DARE program at the Willson School; and Linda Sanem is working two hours a week at Monforton on the same program. (11) Fire Department personnel are en- countering problems with the hydraulics in the City's new ladder truck. He noted that they are now pursuing some reimbursement from the company for the expenses incurred. (9) The City Manager announced that the joint meeting between the City Commis- sion and the Missoula City Council has been scheduled for 7.30 a.m. on Thursday, Sep- tember 19, in Missoula, at a place to be announced later. 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He stated that as a violation proceeds through the process, the name may be published. The Mayor also announced that the doubling of fees for "after- the - fact" permits has been implemented. Commissioner Swanson noted that a summary of zone code violations will be incor- porated into the monthly Building Inspection Division report, by types and numbers of violations only. (15) Mayor Hawks stated that he had a lengthy discussion with Director of Public Service Forbes on a number of issues. (1) A plan for administration of the STEP program for sewage disposal has been developed by City staff. The applicant will be required to provide a plan for pretreatment of sewage entering the City's system, with that plan to be reviewed and approved by the City's Engineering Department prior to its implementation. (2) The issue of alley access for projects, the increased use of alleys which that creates, and the possibility of requiring paving of alleys was discussed. He noted the zone code seems to allow the use of alleys; however, that provision seems to generate conflicting rec- ommendations from the DRC and the DRB. He noted it seems difficult to reach a balanced solution to the problem. (3) A staff report to the Commission on the issue of traffic cir- cles was due in a month. He noted that, due to the Director's workload, it will be at least another three weeks before that report is ready. (16) Commissioner Frost noted that he received a telephone call from a gentleman on the north side of town, regarding installation of a traffic circle on a narrow street with high traffic counts in the older part of town. Consent Items City Manager Wysocki presented to the Commission the following Consent Items. Request for permission to conduct 10K CROP Walk for the Hungry - Sunday, October 13, 2:00 p.m. - beginning and ending a t food Banc( limited to sidewalks and walkways Request for permission to conduct Homecoming Parade - Bozeman Senior High School - F riday, SeptemSer 27, 2:00 p.m. - Main Street from Church Avenue to 11th Avenue Deviations to lot area, rear yard setback and front yard setback; Certificate of Appropriateness - Habitat for Humanity, 519 North Grand venue; per DRB recommendations Authorize Mayor to _ in - Agreement between the City, County and Montana Department of Frans ortation re North 19th Avenue interchange Authorize use of annual leave - CitX Manager Wysocki - beptember 18 -20; - authorize attendance at ICMA Conference - September 21 -26; confirm appointment of Ron IBrey as Acting City Manager for period September 18 -26, 1991 Building Inspection Division report for August 1991 It was moved by Commissioner Swanson, seconded by Commissioner Knapp, that the Commission approve the Consent Items as listed, and authorize and direct the appropriate persons to complete the necessary actions. 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City Hall Complex Operations 3,500. Bogert Pool Operations 2 City Attorney Salaries 3 City Manager Operations 2,500. Parks Capital 65.000. Parks Debt Service 24 Streets Capital 45,000. Streets Debt Service 17,200. Sub-Total - General Fund $ 52.500' $120 B deficit recommendation Balance e c recommen a on $ 53,968. Total - General Fund Garbage Collection Salaries $ $ 17 Garbage Collection Salaries 6 Garbage Collection Salaries 10,448. Garbage Disposal Salaries 4 Garbage Disposal Capital 12,000. Total - Garbage Fund $ $ 51 The Administrative Services Director recapped the items covered by each of these changes, noting they result in overall reductions of $14 in the General Fund and $51,292 in the Garbage Fund. He stated howevur.' that in the tentative appropriation or- dinance, the expenditures for the capita( equipment in Parks and Streets totalling $118.000' must sU|/ be recognized, as well as an offsetting revenue of $110 from |NTERCAP. He further noted that the $42 under debt servico, for the first year's payment on that three-year loan, must also be recognized; therefore, the figures contained in the ordinance are higher than it appears they should be given the reductions made' Administrative Services Director Gamradt stated that, as a result of the successful Valley Unit Subdivision auction sales this past fiscal year' the mill levy for the SID Re- volving Fund has been reduced from 5.05 mills to 2.60 mills, which results in a reduction in property tax revenues of *m'sos. He noted however, that this reduction in m/|| levy impacts other revenue sources, such as motor vehicle fees/ therefore, the overall impact on the revenues is actually $74 City Manager Wysocki stated that, at Commissioner Swanson's request, the mill levy for the Streets budget has been reduced by $18'000. or '69 mills. He noted that the 2.45-mill reduction for the SID Revolving Fund plus the requested .69-mill reduction f Streets equals the overall reduction of 3.14 mills mentioned earlier. Administrative Services Director Gomradt then listed' other revisions which are nec- essary prior to finalization of the ordinance. He noted that in this tentative appropriation ordinance, the repayment of /NTERCAp loan monies for the capita{ equipment is listed un- der the "Debt Service Funds," when in actuality it should be reflected under the opprn- L6-60-60 jej!dez) pun} 0 4 dVD2I3-LNI wOJJ 000'OL3 mojjoq of lesocloid aLAI puL jou swop aq 'buiDueutj dP914D JO SOF:)PlUeApe 914; S,9ZIU60D@j aq of!LIM ljp p ajejS jj!jS -iW Al!:) ui PaP@@u IOU —e L?D'Llm suoiie:)tjdwi suieluo:) ;a6pnq si14; 1eql pa4sa56ns .4;aqljnj pup '1a6pnq jqbij P Se P;31AI9:)J@d ;OU Sl 1@6pnq SILIJ mil pauoiln2:) aH 'ales At4llea14 v le 5Ulmoj6 AADI ll!W 1 PUP Al!unwwo:) a L4;lm mou @LI k-I IL161-i St 1! 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He also ex- pressed concern about borrowing, which essentially commits future Commissions. He sug- gested that, at the very least, such budgeting items should be footnoted in the budget document, as it is in the financial statements, so that future Commissions are aware of those commitments. Administrative Services Director Gamradt noted that, while the new revenues from the optional motor vehicle fees implemented by the County Commission are referenced under the Streets budget unit (which seemed a logical place to make such a reference), those monies are actually available for all General Fund activities. He noted that, since these monies may be available for only two years, staff has made the determination that they should be utilized for one -time purchases and capital replacement rather than for on -going operations. He further noted that INTERCAP monies must be spent on capital items which will last longer than the loan payments; therefore, the snow equipment and the truck with ladder were chosen. Mr. Al Stiff then questioned the reduction of $2,000 in the Bogert Pool budget for stall dividers in the ladies' dressing room. He noted that the pool receives a substantial amount of use; the dollar amount is small; and he feels the project should remain in the budget, providing privacy for those who wish. Mr. Stiff then commented that the solid waste issues and attendant fund must be carefully watched. Former Mayor Al Stiff then expressed concern about the six- plus -- percent increase in employees contained in this proposed budget. He noted that the City's finances are healthy at this time; however, he cautioned that it is important to consider what might happen a few years down the road as well and the legacy that will be left for others. He reminded the Commission of past years, when budgets were extremely tight, noting the po- tential for that happening in the future. City Manager Wysocki noted that when he came to the City seven years ago, a total of $150,000 was budgeted annually for equipment replacement. He stated that, while he appreciates Mr. Stiff's comments and cautions, it is also important to judiciously maintain a capital equipment and projects replacement program. He noted that if such a program is not maintained, those issues must be addressed later on a mandatory basis. He suggested that the reluctance to spend monies on capital items over the past fifteen or twenty years has resulted in the need for this Commission to address those issues; and they have taken some undeserved heat over it. Mayor Hawks closed the public hearing. 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He noted that while it does commit future budgets it allows those gaining the benefit to help pay the costs. He then noted items such as the trans- portation plan, which may create major changes in the future. He stated support for acquiring debt for those projects' which would allow future growth to pay that debt as wel 1. Responding to the City Manager a majority of the Commissioners stated support for the $110,000 in (NTERCAp financing for the two capital equipment purchases and for footnoting of the debt involved. Commissioner Swanson asked ho= the Commission can acknowledge the fiscal respon- sibility of past Commissions, which allows this Commission to operate with a healthy bud- get' He then suggested the appropriate steps be taken to accomplish this. The City Manager indicated that the final appropriation ordinance will be placed on the September zy agenda for Commission action. Discussi Mayor Hawks requested a continuation of the discussion of "For Your Information' items, duo to discussions which occurred during the break between sessions. (17) The Mayor reminded the Commission of the volunteer recognition activities which are to occur on Sunday September o, He then noted that he has ordered a May- or's award, which he will present to one of the volunteers during those activities. He suggested that each Commissioner may wish to recognize one particular volunteer who has given above and beyond *hat is required. Commissioner Knapp stated that she has ordered "City of Bozeman Volunteer" but- tons, which will be given to each volunteer in attendance. She also indicated that she will take care of the food and drink for the event, The Commissioner noted however, that the ordering of plaques must yet be done. Mayor Hawks asked if the Commissioners fee[ it would be appropriate to have a spokesman from each board or commission provide a very brief comment on their activities. Commissioner Knapp expressed concern about the length of time that might take. She noted that many of the volunteers are older individuals, who may have a difficult time standing for an extended period of time. City Manager Wysocki suggested that a list of volunteers, by activity, be printed, with enough copies for all in attendance, Mayor Hawks stated he would like to have the Commissioners form a receiving ||n: some time during the afternoon at which time they could present the pins to those present. The Mayor then encouraged Commissioner input on the program for the afternoon. - rZ - (lx) Mayor Hawks asked Commissioner Frost to serve on a sub-committee, along with him, to further reoo/"tiw` of the billboard issues; Commissioner Frost responded that he would. (19) City Manager Wysocki asked if there are any additional topics to be forward- ed to the Missoula City Council for discussion during the upcoming meeting; no new topics were forwarded. Adjournment - 8:10 p.m. There being no further business to come hofvrr the Commission at this time, it was moved by Commissioner Knapp' seconded by Commissioner Goohrung that the meeting be adjourned. The motion carried by the following Aye and No vote: those voting Aye being Commissioner Knapp' Commissioner Go,hrung Commissioner Frvst, Commissioner Swanson and Mayor Hawks; those voting No. none.