09/14/1993 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

base. They had asked for a change in the requirement for towing by certain i types of vehicles but that issue had not be resolved as of this date. Mr. fir' Burnell also commented on the agreement to participate in the San Jose Parade last year in exchange for the cost of certain equipment. As it turned out the San Jose Parade was rained out last year but they planned to participate this year. Council raised the issue of insurance and agreed that all issues related to participating in the San Jose Parade should be stated in a written agreement so that everyone would be quite clear on what was involved. Hubbard stated that he would like to see contributions made by the community toward a Float and Dauber suggested a "Friends of the Float" drive to raise money for the float. She believed the Town could provide the basic structure but if the Town's residents wanted a float they could provide the rest (flat bed, storage, towing, etc.). MOTION SECONDED AND CARRIED: Moved by Tryon, seconded by Hubbard and passed by the following roll call vote to increase the budget amount for the Town Float to $1,000 on a one-time basis with the proviso that actual support for the project will have to be forthcoming from the community. AYES: Mayor Johnson and Councilmembers Hubbard, Siegel and Tryon NOES: Mayor Pro Tem Dauber CAr Dauber stated that she was not in agreement with raising this budget to $1,000 Mr. Burnell reported that the newsletter was near completion. He did note that the committee believed this project may well be overmanaged. He understood that the City Manager and City Attorney and of course the subcommittee of the Council on the newsletter had to review the newsletter before it went to print but the process did seem rather unorganized. Siegel suggested that perhaps the newsletter should be done by the staff and noted that it was quite important that Council decide what articles should be included. It was agreed that Roger Burnell, Karen Ammer, subcommittee chair of newsletter, and Council subcommittee members Dauber and Siegel would meet to discuss the newsletter including procedure, timing, etc. On the subject of the S'bring in the Hills Event, Mr. Burnell noted that attendance was down last year. Dauber suggested that it be an informal event and it should be combined with a community fair and a welcome party for new residents. The name and the time of year could remain the same. Council concurred with this suggestion. As it was nearing the time to begin September 14, 1993 Adjourned Regualar Meeting