1988/01/20 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

i28 January OP,1988 t' SISTER CITY ASSOCIATION • $5000mensiAtr.cDicorciaftioalthpl5, pesented a check fo 4 /I PUBLIC HEARING-ALLEY VACATION President NSva said there were three public hearings and she vented the public to be aware of how these were handled. The first to speak would be the staff presenting the agenda item and t the time the until would be asking questions. Then the citizens would j sneak on the item and following that, the hearing would be closed i and the council would deliberate. COUNCIL BILL N0.8711-89 AN ORDINANCE providing for the vacation /realignment of a portion of the alley west of Colby and north of 61st Street. Bob Landles of the Planning Department asked that this public hearing be continued. Several letters of appeal have been received and the staff was recommending that this be continued until the s •ame �� date the appeal on the SEPA would Cone before the council. This would not be until Febxaxy 24th. e Moved by C ncilmember Gipson, seconded by councilmember Longus to continue the public hearing on Council 8111 8711-89, the f vacation/realignment Of a portion o alley lying west of Coly and north of 41st St.until February 24,1988. Roll was Callatl with all ncilmembers voting yes a cept Councllmember step M1enson rho was axcusetl. Notion carried. PUBLIC NEARING-RESOLUTION COBG 1988 RECOMMENDATIONS oember Overstreet wanted the record to how that he was e board member of the Deaconess Children Home and his wife was a board member of Community Health Center of Snohomish County if anyone objected to his participating in the hearing. No one replied. Dave Koenig of the Planning Department asked the committee members inattendance to stand and then introduced Jim Tiede, Chairman of the committee. Mr. Tiede said they had reviewed all applications received for funding, even though there was a reduction in the funds.He said there were several new agencies added this year and a contingency amount of $11,668.00. He thanked the members of the comittee for the many hours spent reviewing these requests. President five asked if anyone wished to speak and Susan Richmond, hairman o the Port Gardner Neighborhood Association, thanked the committee end council for the funding. Frank Crosby, Greater Riverside Association Chairman, also thanked the committee but asked if some of the money in the contingency fund could be given to their association for additional sidewalks.