REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING - City of Prince George

REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 

Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Council of the City of Prince George, held in the 

Council Chambers of City Hall, 1100 Patricia Boulevard, Prince George, BC, on Monday, 

June 13, 2011, at 7:00 p.m. 

PRESENT: 

IN ATTENDANCE: 

His Worship Mayor Dan Rogers – Chairperson 

Councillor Bassermann 

Councillor Frizzell 

Councillor Green 

Councillor Munoz 

Councillor Skakun 

Councillor Stolz 

Mr. Bates, City Manager; Gaal, Superintendent of Operations; Milburn, Acting 

Director of Planning and Development; Whitwham, Director of Public Safety and 

Civic Facilities; and Babicz, Corporate Officer; and Ms. Soltis, Director of 

Corporate Services; Van Mook, Director of Community Services; and Dery, 

Legislative Support Clerk. 

A. ADOPTION OF AGENDA 

Moved by Councillor Munoz, seconded by Councillor Skakun, that the 

Agenda for the Regular Council Meeting of June 13, 2011, BE 

ADOPTED. 

Moved by Councillor Skakun, seconded by Councillor Bassermann, 

that the letter from Prince George Exhibition, regarding Application to 

the Northern Development Initiatives Trust (NDIT) Marketing Grant 

(Item #11 from the Information Section), BE INCLUDED in the agenda 

as Item No. I1. 

Main Motion as amended. 

Carried Unanimously

Regular Council Minutes – June 13, 2011 Page 2 

B. REPORTS 

ACTING DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 

B1. Report dated June 9, 2011, from Dan Milburn, Acting Director of Planning and 

Development, regarding Parking Analysis for 2595 Queensway, for Variance 

Permit Application No. VP100219 

APPLICANT: Access Engineering for Queensway Steamers Pub Ltd. 

LOCATION: 2595 Queensway 

Moved by Councillor Munoz, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that the 

report regarding Parking Analysis for 2595 Queensway, for Variance 

Permit Application No. VP100219, BE RECEIVED. 

Carried Unanimously 

The Corporate Officer explained that the following motion made after the closure of 

the Hearing for Variance Permit Application No. VP100219, held May 30, 2011, was 

now on the floor for Council’s consideration: 

Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Krause, that 

Development Variance Permit Application No. VP100219 for Lots 9 to 

12, Block 5, District Lot 933, Cariboo District, Plan 727 to vary City of 

Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007 as follows: 

a) Vary Table 7.4 Parking Requirements from 28 to 20 spaces; 

b) Vary Section 6.4.1 c) to reduce the amount of total site area 

devoted to landscaping from 15% to 7% as shown on Exhibit “A”; 

c) Vary Section 6.4.2 a) landscape requirements from 18 trees and 31 

shrubs to 1 tree and 139 shrubs; 

d) Vary Section 6.5.2 to reduce the width of the landscape screen 

along the East property line from 2.0 m to 0.0 m as shown on 

Exhibit “A”; 

e) This variance applies only as shown on Exhibit “A” and for an 

occupant load of 80 seats inside and 20 on the patio; and 

f) Conditions of permit issuance for VP100219 are: 

i. Receipt of a security deposit to cover 120% of the cost 

required for landscaping, paving and line painting 

identified on Exhibit “A”; 

ii. Maintenance Agreement indicating the applicant’s


C. HEARINGS 

responsibility for maintaining the landscaping in the 

boulevards; and 

iii. The consolidation of Lots 9 to 12, Block 5, District Lot 933, 

Cariboo District, Plan 727, 

BE APPROVED. 


THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL ADJOURNED TO 

THE HEARING AT 7:17 P.M. 

HEARING 

7:17 P.M. 

C1. Report dated May 10, 2011, from Mandy Stanker, Planner, regarding Liquor 

License Application No. LL100091 



Council considered the following documentation in conjunction with Liquor License 

Application No. LL100091: 

1. Report dated May 10, 2011, from Mandy Stanker, Planner, recommending 

approval of the application. 

2. Letter dated May 25, 2011, from Elaine Rimmer, area resident, expressing 

concerns. 

3. Letter dated May 28, 2011, from Ian and Judy Mackay, owners of 1050-1060 

LaSalle Avenue, expressing opposition. 

4. Letter dated May 27, 2011, from Lee Hudebine and LeeAnne Parker, LaSalle 

Avenue, expressing opposition. 

5. Letter dated May 26, 2011, from Doreen Dery and John Martinsen, area 

residents, expressing concerns. 

The Acting Director of Current Planning and Development provided an overview of 

the application and was available to respond to questions from Council. 

Applicant: 

Fergus Foley, Access Engineering; and Bonnie Rudolph, Manager of Steamers Pub,


were in gallery attendance and came to Centre Table where they were available to 

respond to questions from Council if requested. 

Gallery: 

Elaine Rimmer, 1080 LaSalle Avenue, was in attendance and came to Centre Table. 

Ms. Rimmer advised that the owners of the residences close to Steamers Pub maintain 

their homes. She spoke of the lower Victoria Street area and how it was a nicer area 

when the property owners lived in the neighbourhood, but when it became 

predominantly renters, crime in the area increased dramatically. She said this section 

of Queensway is not far away from that Victoria Street neighbourhood, and she is 

concerned that something similar could happen here. Ms. Rimmer advised that she 

had been contacted by Denise Volpert who lives across from the Alpine Pub, and that 

Ms. Volpert noted concerns she has with the patio at that pub. Ms. Rimmer said that 

she would like to enjoy sitting on her patio. 

Ms. Rudolph returned to Centre Table and advised that the RCMP often park across 

the street to watch for drinking drivers. She expressed her belief that the noise of the 

patio patrons will be considerably reduced with the proposed concrete and glass 

barrier. 

There were no further submissions from the gallery. 

THE HEARING ADJOURNED TO 

THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AT 7:29 P.M. 


7:29 P.M. 

C1. Report dated May 10, 2011, from Mandy Stanker, Planner, regarding Liquor 

License Application No. LL100091 



Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that: 

The report regarding Liquor License Application No. LL100091, BE 

RECEIVED; and


Re: Application to increase the occupancy load of the Steamers Pub and 

outdoor patio at 2595 Queensway, Prince George – License Number 119338 

Be it resolved that: 

D. PUBLIC HEARINGS 

1. The Council recommends the amendment of the license to increase 

the occupant load and permit an outdoor patio for the following 

reasons: 

This application is not expected to have a negative impact on the 

community or produce any significant negative land use impacts on 

adjacent properties. 

2. The Council’s comments on the prescribed considerations are as set 

out in the May 10 th , 2011 Staff Report by Mandy Stanker for Liquor 

Primary License Application No. LL100091. 

3. The methods used to gather the views of residents are as follows: 

The views of residents were collected in a Public Hearing held on June 

13, 2011 in Council Chambers. The public notice for this hearing 

included: 

1) a sign was posted on the property 10 days prior to the hearing, 

2) written notification to owners and tenants in occupation of all 

parcels within the area that was the subject of the application, 

and within a distance of 30 m from the land that was subject of 

this application 10 days prior to the hearing, and 

3) advertisements were placed in two consecutive issues of a 

newspaper, not less than 3 and not more than 10 days before 

the hearing. 

The views of residents are as summarized in the minutes of the Public 

Hearing held on June 13, 2011. 


THE REGULAR MEETING OF COUNCIL ADJOURNED TO 

THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 7:34 P.M. 

PUBLIC HEARING 

7:34 P.M.


D1. 8333 – City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8333, 2011 

APPLICANT: Karen Alspaugh 

LOCATION: 2157 Laurier Crescent 

Council considered the following documentation in conjunction with City of Prince 

George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 8333, 2011: 

1. Report dated May 18, 2011, from Deanna Wasnik, Planner, recommending 

approval of the application. 

The Director of Current Planning and Development provided an overview of the 

application. 

Applicant: 

Robert Alspaugh, spouse of the applicant, came to Centre Table and responded to 

questions from Council. 

Gallery: 

Helen Clare, 2141 Laurier Crescent, was in attendance and came to Centre Table. 

Ms. Clare advised that she was in attendance to speak against the application. She 

said that currently the property is zoned to allow 1 single family dwelling, but this 

rezoning if approved will allow construction of 2 single family dwellings. She 

expressed concern with the crowded lots that could result in a decrease of trees, which 

we know are beneficial to air quality. Ms. Clare said that this development will bring 

an adverse effect on parking and snow removal for the lots, noting that already there 

are issues with snow removal when vehicles are parked on the street. Ms. Clare 

expressed her belief that this proposal is not in character with the neighbourhood and 

she urged Council to deny the application. 

Valerie Reeves, 2175 Laurier Crescent, was in attendance and came to Centre Table. 

Ms. Reeves advised that the neighbourhood consists of older homes constructed over 

2 or 3 lots. She expressed her concerns that overcrowding could be seen more with 

on-street parking as it has increased since 2007, and alley access can at times be 

impassable during the winter. She said that one of her neighbours has a very large 

house on a small lot and they blow their snow into her yard, and she expects this may 

be an issue with these homes as well. Ms. Reeves noted that the existing fence


between her property and the subject property is not on the property line so the owner 

may be of the view that his property is larger than it really is. 

The Acting Director of Planning and Development responded to questions from 

Council. 

There were no further submissions from the gallery. 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that the 

Public Hearing regarding City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 

2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 8333, 2011, BE CLOSED. 


THE PUBLIC HEARING ADJOURNED TO 

THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AT 7:47 P.M. 


7:47 P.M. 

D1. 8333 – City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8333, 2011 

APPLICANT: Karen Alspaugh 

LOCATION: 2157 Laurier Crescent 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that City of 

Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 

8333, 2011, BE GRANTED THIRD READING. 

Councillor Skakun was recorded opposed. 

E. DELEGATIONS 

E1. Prince George Airport Authority, regarding Nominator Presentation, 2010 

Financial Report 

Carried 

Jim Blake; Ron Epp; and John Gibson, Prince George Airport Authority, were in 

attendance and came to Centre Table.


The presenters advised of the 2010 renewal of the following Prince George Airport 

Authority Board Members: 

Ron Epp, City of Prince George 

Tom Newell, Government of Canada 

Andy Clough, Government of Canada 

Al Leier, Prince George Airport Authority 

The presenters provided an overview of passenger activity, noting that although it 

was slightly lower than expected, there was a 3.8% increase in passengers through 

the Prince George airport in 2010. They spoke of the 2010 accomplishments and 

provided an overview of the capital finances, which showed a strong performance. 

This was followed by a review of the statement of operations, and it was noted that 

the revenue increase was a direct result of fire tanker traffic and airport 

improvement fee increases. 

The presenters responded to questions from Council. 

E2. Ranjit Gill & Sherry Powney, regarding Portraits of Honour Mural Project & 

Darren Fitzpatrick Bravery Park Project 

Ranjit Gill and Sherry Powney were in attendance and came to Centre Table. 

Ms. Gill advised that they were part of a small support group in attendance to 

represent Prince George military families and injured troops. They explained that 

the “Portraits of Honour” tour is coming through Prince George on July 13, 2011, 

and requested that Council offer its support by renaming a park in the Hart 

Highway area, preferably Glenview Park, as the Darren Fitzpatrick Bravery Park in 

conjunction with the tour. The presenters advised that this park would be only the 

second bravery park in the country, and dedicating the park in Darren Fitzpatrick’s 

name at the same time as the tour goes through our community, would bring more 

awareness to the event and what they are attempting to accomplish. They 

explained that the “Portraits of Honour” tour is to honour all those who have passed 

away in service, and for what the troops go through every day. 

Moved by Councillor Bassermann, seconded by Councillor Skakun, that 

the matter of Bravery Park BE REFERRED to Administration for quick 

consideration of Council. 


Moved by Councillor Bassermann, seconded by Councillor Munoz, that


F. MINUTES 

the City of Prince George provide reasonable support to help facilitate 

the Portraits of Honour event. 

F1. Regular Council Meeting held May 9, 2011 

G. REPORTS 


Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Green, that the 

Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting held May 9, 2011, BE 

ADOPTED. 

CITY MANAGER 


G1. Report dated June 6, 2011, from Wendy Nordin, Manager of Policy Initiatives, 

regarding Economic Development Service Review 


report regarding Economic Development Service Review, BE 

RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Skakun, that: 

1. the Economic Development Service Review Draft Terms of Reference 

attached to the report, BE APPROVED; and 

2. that PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP be selected to conduct the 

Economic Development Service Review. 


G2. Report dated June 2, 2011, from Wendy Fauth, Legislative Support Clerk, 

regarding 2011 Council Committee Appointment 

Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that the 

report regarding 2011 Council Committee Appointment, BE


RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Munoz, that 

Theresa Kile BE APPOINTED to fulfill a vacancy on the Prince George 

Accessibility Advisory Committee for the remainder of a one year term 

expiring February 29, 2012. 


G3. Report dated June 3, 2011, from Wendy Nordin, Manager of Policy Initiatives, 

regarding Corporate Policy Review 

The Manager of Policy Initiatives came to Centre Table and responded to questions 

from Council. 

Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Bassermann, that 

the report regarding Corporate Policy Review, BE RECEIVED. 

DIRECTOR OF CORPORATE SERVICES 


G4. Report dated June 3, 2011, from Rae-Ann Emery, Manager of Human Resources, 

regarding Policy Revisions 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that the 

report regarding Policy Revisions, BE RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that: 

1. the policies attached to the report as Appendix “A”, BE 

RESCINDED; 

2. the Workplace Conduct Policy attached to the report, BE 

APPROVED; 

3. the Workplace Wellness Policy attached to the report, BE 

APPROVED;


4. the Exempt Employee Compensation and Conditions of Employment 

Policy attached to the report, BE APPROVED. 

Councillor Skakun was recorded opposed. 

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY SERVICES 

Carried 

G5. Report dated May 20, 2011, from Myles Tycholis, Manager of Events and Civic 

Centre, regarding Rick Hansen 25 th Anniversary Relay and End of Day Celebration 

Letter of Agreement 


report regarding Rick Hansen 25 th Anniversary Relay and End of the 

Day Celebration Letter of Agreement, BE RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Munoz, that 

Council receive and authorize signing the Letter of Agreement for the 

Rick Hansen 25 th Anniversary Relay and End of Day Celebration. 


G6. Report dated June 7, 2011, from Colleen Van Mook, Director of Community 

Services, regarding Stand Alone Arena Facility Comparison to 2015 Canada 

Winter Games Capital Plan (& Handout) 

Moved by Councillor Munoz, seconded by Councillor Green, that the 

report regarding Stand Alone Arena Facility Comparison to 2015 

Canada Winter Games Capital Plan, BE RECEIVED. 


Ian McKay, PBK Architects, was in attendance and came to Centre Table. 

Mr. McKay advised that he was hired to assist with the 2015 Canada Winter Games 

bid in 2009 for a renovation of the Kin Centre, and now has been asked to provide 

this comparison information on a stand alone arena facility and the Kin Centre 

renovation. Mr. McKay provided an overview of what each of the construction


projects would entail, and a cost analysis between the two. He noted that the cost 

estimates at this level are accurate to plus or minus 15% and do not include taxes. 

Mr. McKay, the City Manager, and the Director of Community Services responded 

to questions from Council. 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that 

Administration proceed with construction of a stand alone arena facility 

that will meet the standards of the Canada Winter Games, subject to the 

concurrence of the Canada Games Council. 

His Worship Mayor Rogers and Councillor Bassermann were recorded opposed. 

Carried 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, to refer the 

issue of financing options to Administration, to begin discussion with 

affected parties such as the Canada Games Council and the Host Society, 

and to include participation of His Worship Mayor Rogers, and 

Councillors Bassermann, Green and Stolz. 

DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CIVIC FACILITIES 


G7. Report dated June 3, 2011, from Rob Whitwham, Director of Public Safety and 

Civic Facilities, regarding Security Alarm System Bylaw 

Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that the 

report regarding Security Alarm System Bylaw, BE RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that staff BE 

DIRECTED to return a bylaw amendment for Council’s consideration. 

ACTING DIRECTOR OF PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 


G8. Report dated May 24, 2011, from Mandy Stanker, Planner, regarding Official


Community Plan Application No. CP100066 and Rezoning Application No. 

RZ100366 

APPLICANT: L&M Engineering Ltd. 

LOCATION: 1643 4 th Avenue 

Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Green, that: 

1. the report regarding Official Community Plan Application No. 

CP100066 and Rezoning Application No. RZ100366, BE RECEIVED; 

2. Application No. CP100066 to amend City of Prince George Official 

Community Plan Bylaw No. 7281, 2001 by: 

a) ADDING new residential policy 6.3.9. f as shown on Appendix 

“A” to Bylaw 8359; 

b) REPLACING Official Community Plan Policy 7.3.16 as shown 

on Appendix “A” to Bylaw 8359; and 

c) REPLACING OCP Map 4: Residential Strategy with 

Appendix “B” to Bylaw 8359, 

BE RECEIVED; and 

3. Application No. RZ100366 to amend City of Prince George Zoning 

Bylaw No. 7850, 2007 by: 

a) REZONING The East ½ of Lot 7, and Lots 8 and 9, Block 155, 

District Lot 343, Cariboo District, Plan 1268 from RS2: Single 

Residential to C8: Commercial Conversion as shown on 

Appendix “A” to Bylaw No. 8313, 

BE RECEIVED. 


Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Green, that Council: 

1. Give First Two Readings to Application No. CP100066, Amendment 

Bylaw No. 8359 to amend the City of Prince George Official 

Community Plan Bylaw No. 7281, 2001 as follows: 

a) Add new residential policy 6.3.9 f as shown on Appendix “A” 

to Bylaw 8359; 

b) REPLACE Official Community Plan Policy 7.3.16 as shown 

on Appendix “A” to Bylaw 8359; and


c) REPLACE OCP Map 4: Residential Strategy with Appendix 

“B” to Bylaw 8359. 

2. Pass the following resolution to amend the Crescents Neighbourhood 

Plan concurrently with Final Reading for OCP Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8359: 

a) REPLACE 5.3 Policy 1 from the Crescents Neighbourhood 

Plan with the following: 

Some minor expansion of commercial confined to service 

commercial and office use is encouraged on the west side of 

Vancouver Street, permitting redevelopment with consolidation 

of lots fronting on Vancouver Street. No further expansion 

westward beyond those properties identified on Land Use 

Strategy Map 3 is recommended in this area, as most of the lots 

in this area are proposed for various housing densities. 

b) REPLACE Map: 3 Land Use Strategy with Appendix “C”. 

3. Approve the enclosed Official Community Consultation Plan 

Amendment Checklist, and Notification Distribution Map to fulfill the 

requirements of Section 879 of the Local Government Act. 

4. Direct Administration to conduct public notification requirements as 

identified on the Official Community Consultation Plan Amendment 

Checklist. 

5. Give First Two Readings to City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 

7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw No. 8313 to: 

a) REZONE The East ½ of Lot 7, and Lots 8 and 9, Block 155, 

District Lot 343, Cariboo District, Plan 1268 from RS2: Single 

Residential to C8: Commercial Conversion as shown on 

Appendix “A” to Bylaw No. 8373; 

b) REPLACE the definition of “Housing, Apartment” in Section 

2.3.6 with “any physical arrangement of attached dwellings, 

intended to be occupied by separate households, which does 

not conform to the definition of any other residential use 

class”; 

c) ADD “housing, apartment except in single detached housing” 

to Section 11.8.3 Secondary Uses: and 

d) REMOVE Section 11.8.5 1.; 

6. Final Reading BE WITHHELD until registration of consolidation of 

The East ½ of Lot 7, and Lots 8 and 9, Block 155, District Lot 343,


Cariboo District, Plan 1268. 


G9. 8359 – City of Prince George Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 7281, 2001, 

Amendment Bylaw No. 8359, 2011 



Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Stolz, that City of 

Prince George Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 7281, 2001, 

Amendment Bylaw No. 8359, 2011, BE GRANTED FIRST TWO 

READINGS. 


G10. 8313 – City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8313, 2011 



Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Munoz, that City of 


8313, 2011, BE GRANTED FIRST TWO READINGS. 


G11. Report dated May 27, 2011, from Pam Hext, Supervisor of Current Planning, 

regarding Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw Update 

Moved by Councillor Bassermann, seconded by Councillor Green, that 

the report regarding Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw Update, BE 

RECEIVED. 


G12. 8285 – City of Prince George Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw No. 8285, 2011 

Moved by Councillor Bassermann, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that 

City of Prince George Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw No. 8285, 2011, 

SECOND READING BE RESCINDED. 

Carried Unanimously


G13. 8285 – City of Prince George Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw No. 8285, 2011 

H. BYLAWS 

Moved by Councillor Bassermann, seconded by Councillor Green, that 

the AMENDED City of Prince George Flood Plain Regulation Bylaw No. 

8285, 2011, BE GRANTED SECOND READING. 


H1. 8330 – City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8330, 2011 

APPLICANT: Embryo Holdings Ltd. 

LOCATION: Text Amendment 

Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that City of 


8330, 2011, BE ADOPTED. 


H2. 8337 – City of Prince George Zoning Bylaw No. 7850, 2007, Amendment Bylaw 

No. 8337, 2011 

APPLICANT: Brenda Storzuk 


Moved by Councillor Green, seconded by Councillor Frizzell, that City of 


8337, 2011, BE ADOPTED. 


H3. 8360 – City of Prince George Comprehensive Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 7557, 

2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 8360, 2011 

Moved by Councillor Frizzell, seconded by Councillor Skakun, that City 

of Prince George Comprehensive Fees and Charges Bylaw No. 7557, 

2004, Amendment Bylaw No. 8360, 2011, BE ADOPTED. 

Carried Unanimously


I. ADDENDUM ITEMS 

I1. Prince George Exhibition, regarding Application to the Northern Development 

Initiatives Trust (NDIT) Marketing Grant 

Moved by Councillor Munoz, seconded by Councillor Green, that 

Council support the Prince George Exhibition’s application for $10,000 to 

the Northern Development Initiatives Trust Prince George Regional 

Development Account, for the purposes of a marketing program. 

ADJOURNMENT: 


Moved by Councillor Stolz, seconded by Councillor Green, that there 

being no further business, the Regular Council Meeting BE 

ADJOURNED. 


THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURNED AT 10:18 P.M. 

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