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<br /> July 27,1988
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<br /> °i,,L ici The regular meeting of the Everett City Council was called to order
<br /> at 8:30 a.m. July 27, 1988 in the Council Chambers of the Everett
<br /> i I], City Hall, President Niva presiding. Upon roll call it was found
<br /> that Mayor Moore and all councilmembers were present.
<br /> Minutes of the meeting held July 20,1,813 were approved as printed.
<br /> '!.ki ,' MAYOR'S COMMENTS
<br /> r;;a!I); Mayor Moore announced that it is again the political season where
<br /> signs seem to appear everywhere and create a visual blight
<br /> throughout the entire City. The City will be removing any signs
<br /> placed an public right-of-ways and the candidates will be
<br /> called to pick up their signs.
<br /> Clair 0livers,Utility Superintendent,stated the repairs to the No.
<br /> 2 water line are now complete. The line is being tested and is not
<br /> .1 f i,, .':' yet up to full pressure but should be by the end of the day.
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<br /> Still,.;h, EVERETT GENERAL PLAN
<br /> 14,','4' Dennis Derickson, Planning Director, introduced the Everett General
<br /> Plan compilation, in loose leaf form for ease of updating and
<br /> ,1T,,,tii,, amending. This document offers”assistance in planning for the
<br /> City's future development and offers a comprehensive view of various
<br /> plans and programs as they exist today. He also presented copies of
<br /> it pp' the Everett Central City Development Plan, A Pedestrian and eicycle
<br /> Access Plan for Everett,Snohomish Riverfront,and An Urban Design
<br /> ,,1441„ m, Plan for Everett Harborfront.
<br /> On ;'1;1 RESOLUTION-HUMAN NEEDS
<br /> Councilmember Pope stated the Human Needs Advisory Committee has met
<br /> .JVIIIi'l r' and in accordance with their mission statement have prioritized the
<br /> needs for 1988.
<br /> , Virginia Gullickson, Committee Member, stated the priorities were
<br /> done with domestic violence being determined as DEC number One need
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<br /> tYPe of human needs program was considered in the priority ranking.
<br /> 'II',0i-ii il'1 Ms. Gullickson said not specifically but that life and health
<br />, 0 11 q, concerns were major factors in the priority rating.
<br />, 4,'' 14, ',,: Moved by Cooncilmember Pope, seconded by Cooncilmember Langus to
<br />, 1,,', 'A'— adopt Resolution No.3037 determining human needs priorities in the
<br />, •I'''I'lli ' City pf Everett in 1988 as follows:
<br />;.' l' 11 1 WHEREAS,the mission of the Human Needs Advisory Committee is
<br /> to determine anhually the human needs in the City of Everett, to
<br /> 11 prioritize those needs,and to allocate monies to most benefit those
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