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HomeMy WebLinkAbout43-87 RESOLUTIONRESOLUTION 43-87 No resolution ever written for this. June 2, 1987 UNSIGHTLY PROPERTY The Mayor introduced further consideration of an ordinance ordering the razing and removal of an unsafe structure located at 236 Huntsville Road; tabled at the May 5th meeting. 1;' 171.1 Public Safety Director Coates reported that the owner has not 171.2 made application to appear before the Board of Adjustment. The City Attorney read the ordinance for the first time. 171.3 Director Marinoni, seconded by Martin, made a motion to suspend the rules and place the ordinance on its second reading. Upon roll call, the motion passed, 7-0. The ordinance was read for the second time. Director Bumpass, seconded by Martin, made a motion to further suspend the rules and place the ordinance on its third and final reading. Upon roll call, the motion passed, 7-0. The ordinance was read for the third time. The Mayor asked if anyone wished to speak against the ordinance. No public opposition was expressed and, upon roll call, the ordinance passed, 7-0. ORDINANCE NO. 3274 APPEARS ON PAGE AP4 OF ORDINANCE AND RESOLUTION BOOK XX/V PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE 171.4 Director Marinoni presented a report on the Board Public Safety 171.5 Committee meeting of May 27, 1987. ANIMAL SHELTER OPERATION Marinoni reported the Fayetteville Humane Society and the City of Fayetteville propose to enter into a contract to operate the animal shelter, to be negotiated on an annual basis. He explained the personnel would be four City employees under the Public Safety Department who would be "loaned" by the City to the Humane Society - consisting of a Shelter Director, a Kennel Master, and two Animal Control Officers. He said the contract would involve a construction project over three years of a new Animal Shelter west of the present facility, at an expense to the City of $50,000 per year for three years. Marinoni said funds generated by the Shelter would be the property of the Humane Society but the cost to the City will not exceed the present cost for operating the facility. Marinoni, seconded by Bumpass, moved acceptance of the proposal. 171.6 171.7 June 2, 1987 • 172.1 Director Bumpass commented that this arrangement would be similar to that at the City Shop, which worked well and was an improvement. Bumpass said he thought there would be a better operation at the Shelter with the involvement of the Humane Society. 172.2 In answer to a question from Director Martin, Marinoni explained that the Humane Society and City staff worked to resolved differences and the proposed contract is agreeable to both parties. 172.3 Mayor Johnson said she had a letter from the United Way urging Board support of the proposal. 172.4 Marinoni told the Board the first contract will be from July 1, 1987 through January 1, 1988, at which time it will be subject to renewal. 172.5 Upon roll call, the motion passed, 7-0. RESOLUTION NO. 43-87 APPEARS ON PAGE RESOLUTION BOOK FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT OF ORDINANCE AND 172.6 The Mayor introduced a report from the Board Finance Committee which met 6n May '29, 1987. SANITATION DEPOSITS 172.7 Director Martin reported the committee discussed a staff • proposal to begin collecting a deposit for sanitation service. He said additional information has recently been received and discussions will continue. COUNCIL ON AGING FUNDING 172.8 Martin reported the Board, at its May 5th meeting, referred to the Finance Committee a recommendation by the Parks Board to approve $2,244 to the Council on Aging. Martin reported the committee recommended approval. Martin moved that $2244 be allocated to the Adult Center, with an offsetting adjustment to be determined by the Parks Director, to come out of the Parks budget. The motion was seconded by Marinoni and passed, 7-0.