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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-11-17 City Council Regular MinutesCITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING NOVEMBER 17,1992 The regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Apache Junction, Arizona,was held on November 17,1992 at the Apache Junction City Council Chambers pursuant to the notice required by law. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Damiano called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. INVOCATION Councilman Perkins gave the Invocation. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Councilman Ed Cox led the Pledge of Allegiance. ROLL CALL Councilmen Present:Mayor Damiano Vice Mayor Eidson Councilwoman Barker Councilman Perkins Councilwoman Alger Councilman Coleman Councilman Cox Staff Present:City Manager Michael R.Lee City Clerk Kathleen Connelly City Attorney Glenn Gimbut Assistant City Manager George Hoffman Director of Public Safety Bill McDaniel Director of Public Works Rich Broman City Engineer Gordon Grandy Interim Dir.of Development Servs./ Planning Division Manager Jim Nakagawa Associate Planner Rodney Class -Erickson ACCEPTANCE OF CONSENT AGENDA )Councilman Coleman MOVED THAT THE CONSENT AGENDA BE ACCEPTED AS PRESENTED;AND THAT RESOLUTION NO.92-27,ENDORSING THE APPLICATION OF APACHE JUNCTION CLEAN & BEAUTIFUL,INC.FOR AN ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PUBLIC EDUCATION GRANT;DESIGNATING THE CITY GRANT ALLOCATION IN THE AMOUNT OF REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 1 OF 14 $548.12 TO BE APPLIED TO THE PROJECT;AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO A GRANT CONTRACT WITH ADEQ,BE APPROVED;AND THAT AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30,1992,BE ACCEPTED;AND THAT SEPTEMBER 30,1992 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1992 BE APPROVED AS THE PERIOD OF TIME ALLOWED TO APPLY FOR PUBLIC SAFETY EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE;AND THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO ARNOLD AUTO CENTER FOR A 1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA IN THE AMOUNT OF $17,768.18 FOR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT,BE APPROVED;AND THAT AUTHORIZATION BE GIVEN TO THE CITY MANAGER TO ENGAGE SERVICES OF BILL STEPHENS TO BRING A LAWSUIT AGAINST ARIZONA WATER COMPANY AND ANY OTHER APPROPRIATE PARTY FOR DECLARATORY JUDGEMENT AND FOR POSSIBLE DAMAGES DUE TO INTERFERENCE BY ARIZONA WATER COMPANY IN CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION AND THE CENTRAL ARIZONA WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT. Councilwoman Barker SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. AWARDS,PRESENTATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Police Explorer Glen Warner was presented with an award for his outstanding participation in the organization by Public Safety Director Bill McDaniel and Officer Woody Haywood. Mayor Damiano presented a proclamation designating December 1992 as "Food Bank Month"to representatives of the local food bank. CALL TO THE PUBLIC None. CITY MANAGER'S REPORT City Manager Mike Lee gave a financial report on the second quarter of fiscal year 1991-92 through the end of October.He stated sales tax are on target with collections for the fiscal year;about State sales tax and revenue sharing the City could receive an additional $60,000 by the end of the year; about business licenses there seems to be an increase in fees;that there is an increase on fees in building permits,therefore the City might receive an additional $55,000 from that;that Animal Control,Recreation and Library fees are on target;Magistrate Court fines are on target;highway users revenues are on target;County one-half cent sales tax is on target. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 2 OF 14 Mr.Lee also stated that expenses exceeded revenues by $804,000 compared with $516,000 or 35.8% estimated and this time last year expenses exceeded revenues by $629,000 or 30%;cash flow is bad this time of the.year and it improves as the winter visitor season gets underway,and by the spring revenues are over expenditures.He added there is concern about expenditures being higher this year than in the .last two .years and that according to the Finance Director that might be attributed to the fact of having three pay periods in October this year,liability insurance premiums are up by $50,000 over last year,and there were some salary increases this time. Mr.Lee reported year-to-date revenues are 1.7% --$28,000 less than last year at this time --and overall expenses are 10% above last year.He stated this will be monitored closely to be able to make any adjustments soon enough to prevent any other kind of difficulties. Mr.Lee reported onithe City auction held on Saturday,November 14th.He stated the City sold $12,500 worth of surplus equipment and supplies;it was done -for the first time in conjunction with the,Fire Department who sold approximately $900 worth of surplus equipment.He thanked those involved who helped make this a successful auction. PUBLIC HEARINGS APPLICATION FOR A LIQUOR LICENSE,SERIES 9, SUBMITTED BY MRS.SIHAM MOUSSA FOR LUCKY BOB'S II )City Clerk Kathy Connelly stated this is a routine request and Mr.Koza is transferring the license to his sister. Mayor Damiano asked if anyone in the audience wished to speak on this item;there being no one wishing to speak,he closed the public hearing. Councilwoman Barker MOVED THAT THE APPLICATION FOR A SERIES 9 LIQUOR LICENSE SUBMITTED BY MRS.SIHAM MOUSSA FOR LUCKY BOB'S II,BE RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL TO THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES AND CONTROL. Councilman Perkins SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. APPLICATION FOR A BINGO LICENSE-,CLASS B, SUBMITTED BY SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION #27;AND AREGULAR MEETINGOF.THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 3 OF 114 APPLICATION FOR A BINGO LICENSE,CLASS B, SUBMITTED BY THE BINGO COMMITTEE FOR V.F.W.POST #9399 )City Clerk Kathy Connelly stated this is a routine request for a small game bingo license and both the applicants were informed of this public hearing. Mr.Bob Hammerel of Sons of the American Legion #27 spoke on behalf of the organization. Mr.Val Horsman of VFW Post #9399 spoke on behalf of the organization. Councilwoman Alger MOVED THAT APPLICATION FOR A CLASS B BINGO LICENSE SUBMITTED BY SONS OF THE AMERICAN LEGION #27 AND VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST #9399,BE RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL TO THE ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE BINGO LICENSING AUTHORITY. Councilman Coleman SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. ORDINANCE NO.844:A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT MAJOR AMENDMENT FOR WINDSONG MOBILE HOME PARK )Planning Division Manager Jim Nakagawa stated this is a request to allow park model or RV units in a mobile home park but before the presentation applicant Mr.Grundstrom may wish to address the Council on a request to postpone this matter until March 16,1993. He mentioned Windsong Mobile Home Park is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings at this moment and Mr.Grundstrom indicated he would be in a better position then to know whether R.T.C.will be giving this Mobile Home Park back to him or will give the ownership to someone else. Mr.Ed Grundstrom of Novato California confirmed the reasons for postponing the case until March 16,1993. Mayor Damiano asked if there was anyone in the audience wishing to speak on this item;there being no one wishing to speak,he closed the public hearing. Councilman Coleman MOVED THAT THIS AGENDA ITEM BE POSTPONED UNTIL MARCH 16,1993. Councilman Cox SECONDED THE MOTION. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 4 OF 14 Councilwoman Barker asked if this will not be the second postponement on this item. Mr.Nakagawa answered it will be the second time and stated that previously Mr.Grundstrom was away on a business trip and could not attend the first hearing. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. CONSIDERATION OF CONTINUATION OF THE LOCAL ALTERNATIVE EXPENDITURE LIMITATION (HOME RULE) )City Clerk Kathy Connelly stated that State law requires the City to have two public hearings prior to taking official action of putting the Home Rule on the ballot;that tonight is the first of the two required public hearings and there is no action required on the part of the Council;and the second public hearing is scheduled for the meeting of December 1st at 6:00 p.m.at which time the Council will adopt the resolution placing the item on the ballot. City Manager Mike Lee stated there would be a presentation at the December 1st meeting on this issue and asked Ms.Connelly if she would give a brief summary on this now. Ms.Connelly explained that in the 1980s there was a measure placed on the ballot Statewide at which time the voters of Arizona agreed to impose upon cities what was known as the Local Alternative Expenditure Limitation (home rule option);in doing so,they allowed the State of Arizona to set a cap or ceiling on the amount of money that a city could spend and even though a city might take in more money,they were only allowed to expend a certain amount.She stated this amount is derived by going through a lengthy formula that is put out by an organization called the Economics Estimate Commission in conjunction with the State Auditor General's Office. Ms.Connelly further explained the City is right now under the home rule option which voters approved three years ago;we are required to do it every four years;if not approved,we fall under the State limitation and even though we collect additional revenues we are outright prohibited from expending them,even though there might be a need. Ms.Connelly added Apache Junction is in a unique situation because the budget year that is used as a base is the 1979-80 budget year which was our first full-time budget year;then we were a new city and had no idea what our revenue picture was and as a result we are the one city in the State that is severely restricted by that formula.She stated our adjoining City of Mesa doesn't have the need to go to the voters REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE '5 OF 14 for this approval because their revenues do not even come up to what their State limitation is. Councilwoman Barker asked what happens to those revenues that are over the limit if we do not have home rule. Ms.Connelly answered they are simply put in the bank and •they cannot be spent;unless the law has changed, we can only spend the interest. City Manager Mike Lee stated the preliminary amount for our general fund is estimated at 1.8 million dollars that would be affected. City Attorney Glenn Gimbut stated there are expenditures which are exempt from home rule such as long-term capital debt expenditures,therefore if we were to spend that excess revenue, it is possible we may be able to expend it in exempt categories and for exempt expenditures,but that would be the only exception he would be aware of. Vice Mayor Edison suggested to explain some of the bad effects the home rule option could cause the city if it fails at the polls;that there are many areas that would be looked at;that if the city had,for instance,almost two million dollars in the bank we could not spend it,except one or two to three percent interest;that it could possibly mean substantial cuts in areas of the city like the police department and parks and recreation.He stated that we need to start letting the public know that it is to their advantage to look at this very seriously and hopefully they'll support it. Mayor Damiano asked if anyone in the public wished to speak on this item;there being no one wishing to speak,he closed the public hearing. ORDINANCE NO.848:AN AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CODE CHAPTER 6,ANIMALS,SECTION 6-1-4 AND ADDING A NEW ARTICLE 6-9, KEEPING OF SWINE )City Clerk Kathy Connelly stated that at the last meeting the Council provided direction to staff to draft an ordinance that followed some guidelines as proposed by the local 4-H Club. She stated this third draft of the ordinance was her initial workings with it plus the city attorney's workings with it and answers all of those points that the 4-H people were interested in and even more clearly defines the conditions under which swine would be allowed in the City. City Attorney Glenn Gimbut stated while some terms and conditions on this may not be easy to enforce,for example trying to find out guidelines of an organization such as 4-H or Future REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 6 OF 14 Farmers of America or some other guidelines that may be established by some other entity with respect to this,we believe that ultimately we have an ordinance that works.He explained some of the points in the ordinance. Mayor Damiano opened the hearing to the public. Mrs.Debbie Hill stated she and her husband will be the leaders for this project and they will monitor the kids and make sure they follow the rules and guidelines. There being no one else in the audience wishing to address the Council,Mayor Damiano closed the public hearing. Councilman Perkins MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO.848 BE READ BY TITLE ONLY AND THE READING OF THE ENTIRE ORDINANCE BE WAIVED. Councilman Cox SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. Ms.Connelly read,"AN ORDINANCE OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION,ARIZONA,AMENDING THE APACHE JUNCTION CITY CODE CHAPTER 6,ANIMALS,SECTION 6-1-4,SWINE PROHIBITED,AND.ADDING ANEW ARTICLE 6-9,KEEPING OF SWINE FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS;REPEALING ANY CONFLICTING PROVISIONS;AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY." Councilman Perkins MOVED THAT ORDINANCE NO.848 AS READ BY THE CITY CLERK,BE APPROVED AND ADOPTED. Councilwoman Alger asked the City Attorney about "educational institution"in B of Section I.She asked him if it's necessary that it be that broad;that they are talking about the kids, 4-H and FFA,the only two organizations she is aware of that do this project. City Attorney Glenn Gimbut answered the only reason he put that in there is that,while the program does not presently exist in the Apache Junction High School,it is not uncommon for public schools to also have as vocational education similar marketing projects.He stated he knows there are schools in the valley which do this and there is a potential for other valid terminal marketing projects as part of vocational training or education that he would have a hard time distinguishing from a public health safety or welfare reason why the city permits 4-H,but it doesn't permit this particular project. REGULAR MEETING OFTHE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE '7 OF 14 Councilwoman Alger replied that some of the definitions do not talk of youth and asked if they could eliminate some of this and keep it strictly as a youth project;that she did not see this going to a vocational or technical school for adults but staying with an educational level for youth. Mr.Gimbut explained he needed time to think about it and make those adjustments;that he would like to be careful on how he addresses that topic so the Council is not creating a special ordinance for 4-H only and other potential legitimate projects that he can't distinguish are somehow excluded. City Clerk Kathleen Connelly suggested if they could shorten that definition to say it means any public or private elementary or secondary school that would not take it past the twelve- grade levels. Councilwoman Alger agreed on that. Mr.Gimbut asked if Arizona has some secondary schools that are specialized technical and vocational schools. Ms.Connelly answered Arizona might have some but she did not know of any in Apache Junction. Councilwoman Barker explained to Mr.Gimbut the point is that the intention of this specific change in the ordinances was specifically geared to kids within the school system who are doing these projects as part of an educational program and when he includes a business or, professional school,then he is not talking kids. Councilwoman Alger asked if the students involved in vocational school are still under our school district. Councilwoman Barker answered it's a double district. Ms.Connelly suggested to say it means any public or private vocational elementary or secondary schools and that would leave out references to extension course or university.She stated educational institution means any public or private elementary or secondary school,technical or vocational schools. Councilwoman Barker stated she would prefer at this point in time to keep the ordinance to the original intent and, if it comes back in years to come,that suddenly Central Arizona College expended their campus to include an agricultural department here in Apache Junction,then they could look at it. REGULARJEETING OF 7HEHCITYtOUNCIL NOVEMBER ,17,, 1992: PAGE -8 OF 14 Councilwoman Alger asked that the intent for the technical and vocational be understood for high school and youth,not adults. Councilwoman Alger asked Mrs.Hill if the automatic watering is required as part of the project;if that is something that is necessary for these kids to invest in. Mrs.Hill answered it is not necessary but is cleaner;you don't have the mud and the water dripping. Councilwoman Alger asked Mrs.Hill if that would be something that normally the 4-H children involved in this would use,automatic watering;and if having this in the ordinance is not going to prohibit any children from being involved. Mrs.Hill answered no,they are not that expensive. Councilwoman Alger AMENDED THE MOTION THAT THE DEFINITION OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION BE THAT IT MEANS ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ELEMENTARY OR SECONDARY SCHOOL OR A SECONDARY TECHNICAL OR VOCATIONAL SCHOOL,THIS REFERRING TO SECTION 6-9-1,LETTER B. Councilwoman Barker SECONDED THE AMENDMENT. AMENDMENT VOTE:Unanimous. The amendment passed. MAIN VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. OLD BUSINESS APACHE JUNCTION GENERAL PLAN UPDATE TASK FORCE )Planning Division Manager Jim Nakagawa stated the City Council wanted to have a citizen task force formed in order for them to begin work on a new General Plan update.He explained some of the problems encountered in advertising in a timely manner for talent bank applications and that he has been contacted by three people indicating an interest in serving but he has not seen any applications come in. Mr.Nakagawa requested that Council postpone this until such a time that sufficient number of applications are received.He also asked the Council to determine how many people they would REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 9 OF 14 like to have on the task force and whether or not they wish to restrict membership to just city residents or perhaps allow some county residents to serve on the task force as well. Mr. Nakagawa introduced to the Council new Associate Planner Rodney Class -Erickson. Councilman Perkins stated the Council should allow outside residents from the county area. Councilwoman Alger replied that in light of the general plan the county has recently gone through, what we do with our General Plan no longer will affect any of the county areas; we don't have any of the extra territorial involvement that we had before because of their own comprehensive plan and planning and zoning. She stated it would be better to keep it all city residents for this General Plan because the planning area that we are going to be involved with is within the city limits. Councilwoman Barker replied that in order to preserve some continuity between the County and the City, she too would like to see a couple of county people on the task force; although we may not have a legal impact on areas outside the city boundaries because where our boundary ceases the outside area starts, so we are abutting one another and in order to retain that continuity it is important to have outside people. Councilwoman Alger replied maybe it would be beneficial that our General Plan changes normally would have to be submitted to Pinal County as a courtesy and review for any discrepancies they would see between the two, and that would take care of that. Councilwoman Barker asked if it would not be better to have that done during the process rather than having to go through a double process; if they gave some input during our process when it went to them they would not have to start going through it again; that it might save some time to have input from outside. Mayor Damiano suggested to have input from within the three-mile limit or zone of influence. Councilman Perkins stated one of the reasons why he supports outside input and why it would be beneficial is that many people who own land within the city limits or have businesses here or have an interest within the city limits, live just outside the city limits or within that three-mile limitation. He further explained why he considered it unfair to exclude them from having an input in the General Plan update. Councilwoman Alger changed her position on not having residents from outside the city on the task force. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17, 1992 PAGE 10 OF 14 The Council discussed the number of members to be appointed to the task force and decided it would be seven members with two of them being from outside the city limits. Councilwoman Barker MOVED THAT THE GENERAL PLAN UPDATE TASK FORCE BE A SEVEN -MEMBER COMMITTEE,TWO OF WHICH WILL BE FROM THE ZONE OF INFLUENCE AND FIVE FROM WITHIN THE CITY. Councilwoman Alger SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. NEW BUSINESS AWARD OF BID FOR OFFSITE IMPROVEMENTS FOR IRONWOOD CROSSING SHOPPING CENTER, PROJECT NO.ENG 92-05 )City Engineer Gordon Grandy stated that in our efforts to attract such a shopping center the City has offered some incentives to the developer and release some of his financial burden;an incentive was the offsite improvements.He stated that with the assistance of Economic Development Manager John Schoeph,the City has obtained a State grant of $71,010.00 towards funding these improvements.He briefed the Council on the results of the bid opening on November 12th and explained there were some situations regarding the developer and the property which should prevent an award tonight.He stated that one situation is about the right-of-way which was a condition of the zoning approval,that the additional right-of-way on Ironwood Drive be dedicated to the City;that the developer has not had enough time to accomplish that transaction and therefore his recommendation tonight is that the award be postponed until the December 1st meeting. Councilman Coleman asked if the recommended winner of the bid would hold it open. Mr.Grandy answered yes,that part of the conditions of receiving bids by the City is that all of the bids will remain enforced for thirty days,so in order for all the bids to expire we have until December 12th to take action;and then the City could allow another ten or eleven days for the developers,if the Council wanted to call for a special meeting in an effort to keep enforced the bids and award to the low bidders. Councilwoman Barker MOVED THAT WE POSTPONE THE AWARDING OF THE BID UNTIL THE DECEMBER 1ST COUNCIL MEETING. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 11 OF 14 Councilwoman Alger SECONDED THE MOTION. VOTE:Unanimous. The motion carried. COUNCIL DIRECTION TO STAFF ON PROPOSED LEGISLATION OR ACTIONS None. SELECTION OF MEETING DATES,TIMES,LOCATIONS,AND PURPOSES Councilwoman Alger MOVED THAT AN EXECUTIVE SESSION BE HELD AT 6:00 P.M.ON MONDAY,NOVEMBER 30,1992 IN THE CITY COUNCIL CONFERENCE ROOM;AND THAT AN EXECUTIVE SESSION BE HELD AT 6:00 P.M.ON TUESDAY,DECEMBER 1,1992 IN THE CITY COUNCIL CONFERENCE ROOM;AND THAT A SECOND REQUIRED PUBLIC HEARING AND SPECIAL MEETING SON CONTINUATION OF LOCAL ALTERNATIVE EXPENDITURE LIMITATION (HOME RULE OPTION)BE HELD AT 6:00 P.M.ON TUESDAY,DECEMBER 1,1992. Councilwoman Barker SECONDED THE MOTION. Councilwoman Alger was opposed to the 6:00 p.m.time for the special meeting on Tuesday,December 1,1992.She commented that the Council regular meetings are at seven o'clock and the time to talk about home rule should be seven o'clock.She added the Council has had special meetings at seven o'clock previously and in conjunction with Council meetings. Councilman Coleman replied the meeting and time have already been advertised. Councilwoman Alger suggested to readvertise it. City Clerk Kathy Connelly replied we would not have the statutory time to do the advertising and the Council would truly have to have a special meeting on a separate date in order to fulfill the requirements;that• another advertisement might void tonight's public hearing on the home rule option;and the State law is very specific about how we do things on this area. City Manager Mike Lee suggested to take comments under his advice in the future for setting up meetings. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 12OF 14' VOTE:In favor:Vice Mayor Eidson,Councilman Coleman,Councilman Cox, Councilman Perkins,Councilwoman Barker,Mayor Damiano. Opposed:Councilwoman Alger. The motion carried. INFORMATION AND REPORTS Councilwoman Barker commended the police department on their new neighborhood program about having Officer Haywood in her neighborhood talking to her son and other children and giving them straight and real information; that she knows he is going to be around and this will be happening in other neighborhoods in Apache Junction. ADJOURNMENT )Mayor Damian()adjourned the meeting at 8:10 p.m. Consent Agenda Items are as follows: 1.Acceptance of Agenda. 2.Acceptance of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of October 20,1992. 3.Acceptance of the Minutes of the Special Meeting of October 26,1992. 4.Approval of Resolution No.92-27,designating City grant allocation of $548.12 for Apache Junction Clean and Beautiful,Inc.grant application to Arizona Dept.of Environmental Quality (ADEQ)to publish information on litter control and solid waste reduction. 5.Acceptance of Audited Financial Statements as of June 30,1992. 6.Approval of establishment of period of time allowed to apply for Public Safety Early Retirement Incentive. 7.Approval of Bid Award to Arnold Auto Center for a 1992 Ford for the police department. 8.Approval to engage services of Bill Stephens to bring a lawsuit against Arizona Water Company for declaratory judgement and for possible damages due to interference by Arizona Water Company in contract between the City of Apache Junction and the Central Arizona Water Conservation District. REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 13 -OF 14 ACCEPTED THIS 1ST DAY OF DECEMBER ,1992,BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF APACHE JUNCTION,ARIZONA. SIGNED AND ATTESTED TO THIS 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER ,1992. ATTEST: KATHLEEN CONNELLY City Clerk THOMAS DAM IANO Mayor CITY COUNCIL MINUTES CERTIFICATION I hereby certify that the foregoing minutes are a true and correct copy of the minutes of the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Apache Junction,Arizona,held on the 17th day of November,1992.I further certify that the meeting was duly called and held and that a quorum was present. Dated this 23rd day of November,1992. -1LeA KATHLEEN CONNELLY City Clerk REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 17,1992 PAGE 14 OF 14