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639 <br /> ember 20,len <br /> COUNCIL PRESIDENT-1992 NovC , <br /> Moved by Cnuncilaen Moser, s conded by Councilman Overstreet to <br /> elect Councilman Carl Gipson as Council President Par 1992. <br /> Roll was <br /> called with all councilmen voting Yes except Councilman <br /> Gipson who abstained. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> Gilman Gipson thanked the C cilmembers for their support. 0 <br /> Councilman <br /> He commended President Morrow foruhis leadership this year. <br /> • <br /> PRESIDENT'S COMMENTS <br /> Presidentw commented the dedication and hours by <br /> Councilman Moserr regards to the Transit Committee the <br /> Puget Sound Regional Government. President Morrow isleaving <br /> the City Council,a new vre presentativwill need to be appcintetl <br /> To tit Joint RegiMorr olicy Coemi thea for Hi gM1 Capacity <br /> Transit. President Morrow recommended that Councilman Maser be <br /> appointed to ethis very important m policy body. <br /> Moved by Councilmen Morrow, seconded by Councilman Gipson to 0 <br /> appoint Councilmen Moser as the representative from Everett to <br /> the Joint Regional Policy Committee. <br /> Roll.was called with all councilmen voting yes except Councilman <br /> Moser who abstained. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> • <br /> CITIZENS'COMMENTS <br /> Anne Robinson, 1631 Cedar Street, reported to Council on the <br /> United Nation Conference in June on Environmental Issues. She <br /> urged letters be sent to congressional delegations in support of <br /> the United States participation In this event. <br /> Terry Henderson, 1302 N 163rd, Seattle, proposed that Council <br /> consider authorizing the use of horse drawn carriages In the <br /> City. President Morrow asked CAA Jerry Viooman to direct Mr. <br /> Henderson to the appropriate staff to review his proposal. <br /> C <br /> 0 <br />