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1979-03-01 Regular MeetingKODIAK ISLAND BOROUGH ASSEMBLY MEETING -MARCH 1, 1979 (A Verbatim Record is on File in the Clerk's Office) I CALL TO ORDER The meeting was called to order by :[ayor Betty J. 'Jallin at 6:33 P.M. in the Borough Assembly Chambers. II ROLL CALL Present Mr. Arnold Hansen Mr. Edward Jack Mrs. Sandra Kavanaugh Mr. Dan Ogg Mrs. Betty J. Wallin, Mayor A quorum was established. III ACCEPTANCE OF AGENDA % r) 7 I n absent rDrnichael Emmick (excused) gr. William Fearn (excused) Mr. James Peotter (excused) Mr. Oga moved for acceptance of the agenda w th the addition of Item VI_C Letter from Mayor of,Akhiok,_Andy_KaJutak.. Seconded by Mr. Jack. Motion carried,by call ypte. Mr. Jack moved the agenda be closed. Seconded by Mr. Ora. Notion carried by unanimous roll call vote. IV MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETING A. Assembly- February 6, 1979. Mr Jack moved for acceptance_ of the minutes of February 6. 1979. Seconded py t1r Motion carried by unanimous roll call vnte. V MINUTES OF OTHER MEETINGS A. Mental Health Board - January 4 and February 7, 1979. B. School Board - January 22, 1979 C. P 6 Z Commission- January 17 (regular) and February 7, 1979 (special). D. B.O.E. Organization Meeting- February 20, 1979 Mr. On moved to acknlowledge minutes of Items A, B, C and__ D in a group Seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh.. ._Motion, carried by unanimous roll call vote. VI COMMUNICATIONS E APPEARANCES A. J. D. Fulp- Library. Mr. Fulp made his presentation requesting an increased amount of contribution from the Borough, principally for books. Mrs. Fostina Johnson also requested additional funds stating that the library cannot charge for services since it was partially funded through federal grant monies. She suggested an increase of approxi- mately $15,000. Mayor Wallin the request will be considered at budget time. B. Chiniak Advisory School Board -Jan Pennington. Cliff Stonn made the presentation expressing concern about the proposed- alternatives for elementary education in the Chiniak community. An invitation, signed by fifty -one (51) concerned citizens, was extended to the assembly, manager and clerk /treasuyer to better familiarize themselves with the present conditions and the alternatives available on Sunday, March 11, 1979 from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. The clerk so noted recaipf of the invitation. At present the faci • haMdla eighteen (18) students and will have twent ve (25) in four years. It to Lavussible to determ' at the present time what impact the Job Corps Center.will have on educational facilites. The citirea would like a new facility that would handle up to thirty (30) students; elementary to begin with and later there would be a need for secondary schooling. It was pointed out that busing would be very difficult and no one wants correspondence schooling. This same presentation was made to the school district; they made no decision. Mayor Wallin explained that the school board must come to the borough with a proposal before the borough can take any action. 1 1 n 1 2 _, ri 7 I 1 PACE 2 KI3 ASSEMBLY ttEETI:G- 'ARCH 1, 1979 C. Letter from Y of Akhiok• 7:enslow stated tea or Kahutak this be put on the Fpril 5th the ; so ha h would ad requeste u be able to be present. He isr questing li for a agraa o ssista aha he nce and p a erhaps financing. Submitted was recent the improvement program initiated in needs to continue come under the HUD Small Communities Program. r• These do Copies not f the material were distributed to the assembly later in the meeting. VII PUBLIC HEARINGS ed Occupation of Borough E7g -5 -0 Prohibitng Prolong adoption_ of Ordinanco I . A. dr u h mov for Owned Lands. ['ss._K?vana ed .j Mayor `!allin reworded the language the borough desi3naPe,anhu�n r- izeduage in agent: 3, habi borough g Section 2 re! item 4; Section 4 re . extensions-and Section t5 r e : lea, enbitatien"'.Secticn It was pointed out that to treat enforcement rnehority• procedure is dosed; borough attorney, stated that normal p each day as a separate violation. Regular meeting public hearing opened. No me spoke for the ordinance. O.C.S. Director: Asked if this would become w adopted. !aYor stated it would. Asked Hank Penn ton, e if P Mayo i frt t the be made available to non - residents. would be issued at the sf teditee would and be the Saat stated areas, it was intended pehterminals would e a blanket Travel arwou, ferry and plane a ent. This residents Troopers would be the would eQually to borough mainly hwide; would PPP phasized this is directed permit borou6 ia or Wallin amp and visitors• lay or squatters. Since permits must be obtains Island would Service: Since a pilot were forced down. Bob Tears, what wredd him t Extensions for longer 2. in a dance, Mayor hbe permittednif ustifie • Wallin referred warranted and ] Than wen d p ) tect th e f P and pilots. Suggested issuing fishermen week, twenty -four (24) This would protect the d a be available plan (7) pilot or guide obtaining th e, 1e agents, The plane or boat p or group. perri a guy• representative for a famly taken care of by m permit of be e ns rh s could o n ame State matter of confidentiality a le do not have a drivers ca t r should d that a drivers license for identi- representati would be licens should was apply as some l people license. It was stated that `valid identification sufficient. Mayor ',!allin stated that itit would ld nonot b to have advance notice o receive a P e be no charge for the permit. It would be desirable to have the Chamber of Commerce, transportation termina i n s• borough designated a agents authorized to issue the Cliff Stone: Asked that the size zeland referred to Section 3. e and moveability of a struce explained• other people John Morten: squatters. Wallin pointed out this is not intended Stated he felt this would affect man Mayor tourists, at cetera. test vs affect pilots,�fishe mutt be in the Code 1 to adversely or a like ordinance, enforce in law. the give that the authority tt a Troopers to give the State P illnet sites. i i l l et si Don 'Jeka permit Stated he is concerned about the g6 Wildlife. Pr. Der.slow is e as a permit frhm Fish r ,�iyeferoff ivenettor has h a see notht to the property !r, that a g does not own the property• taxable even though de this. and would not be affected by clause be changed Asked that the three -day the idfa - no fee" should be well publicized for Alan Austerman: Section 3 a warehouse so t at tt he e Stated that under Sect for human tote of the lturnss. e built on skids. Feels that designed mallin sue9ested del= rind o i l l ) (1 7 KIB ASSE *ALY MEETli4G- *'ARC?-? 1, 1979 PPGE 3 "intended or designed for human habitation" from the first sentence of Section 3. Public hearing closed: regular session reconvened. Mr. Denslow suggested the procedure in light of the testimony and questions should be 1) the assembly should consider delaying action because of the complexities and 2) that a verbatim transcript, along with the original version and the revised version of the ordinance be given to the attorney for his analysis before being brought back to the assembly for action. "r.s. Kavanaugh moved to table Ordinance #79 =5 -0 have it sent to the attorney for revision and returned to the assembly for a work session. Seconded by Mr, Jack. Motion failed 3 71, mr. Hansen Jack and_Mrs. KlvanauRh v __ ES wi_th Hr. 0e- casting_one A:1 vote. Mayor Wallin stated that the text of the original and revised version was basically the same. Mr. Lenslow felt this ordinance would be unenforce- able even though it originated with the troopers. Mayor 'Wallin requested that when it is submitted back to the attorney to be sure the assembly designates the authorized borough agent and include it in the ordinance. Mr. Ogg felt the ordinance could not be enfored by the troopers, that the borough would have to have its am police powers. The original intent of the ordinance was to post signs to keep out squatters and trespassers from borough owned lands. Would like to see a map of the lands that would be affected. Main _motion failed 1 -3'. Mr, Hansen, Hr. Jack and ks Osg yptei NO with. . Mrs,._ Kavanaugh_casting._one YES vote. Mrs, i(avanauph moved for adoption of Ordinance #79 -5 -0 as amended by; the mayor's ngw copy. Seconded by Mr. J >.ck. Mr. _Jack moved to amend the,_revised ordinance to add (s) after 'authorized borough agent' . to enter 'free" hefore 'permit , delete "intended or designed for human habitation in Section_3, and add after "middemeanor" in Section 5 _ 'each day shall constitute a separate offense." Seconded by irs. Kavanaugh. Five - minute recess called at 9:20 P.M. Amendment failed 3 -1 with Mr. Fansen Mr. Jack and Mr. Ogg voting YES and 'irs. Kavanaugh casting one .i0 vote. Main rn j cn failed_1 -3 _Crs. Kavanaugh voted YES with Mr. Hansen. Mr. Jack and Mr. Ogg casting 70 votes. ' *r. Jack asked for reconsideration and enter on_the minutes. B. Ordinance 079 -6 -0 Rezoning Lots 9 -14, Block 1, Allman Addition Subdivision from R -1 to 3usiness. ''rs moved for adoption of Ordinance_"79 7 6 -0 . Seconded by ''r. Hansen, Mayor closed regular session and opened public hearing. No ate ,spoke FOR or AGAINST the ordinance. Public hearing closed; regular session reconvened. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. C. HUD Small Communities Preapplication (2nd Hearing). ':r. Denslow stated this was a continuation of the proceedings. Special communications were sent out to all cities on the island that would :Lot havo the opportunity of recaivinv tha newspaper publications or attending the hearings. One letter in response was received from "ayor Kahutak of Akhiok for reading into the records. Mayor Wallin read the communication. Mr. Jack moved to add the back- up_generator for Akhiok list for consideration t the Sine of_ final appliclation. Seconded by Mr. Hansen. Motion carried by unanimouy roll call vote._ II III OLD BUSINESS Mr. Denslow was directed to research Roberts Rules of Order as to whether or not it is necessary to have a second for "reconsideration and enter an the minutes" and to report to the mayor at the earliest possible time. A. Appointment one (1) O.C.S. Member. i'avor Wallin reappointed Mr. John Nitttveen, ttrs._Rise! Bpodman,J'r. Karl 'rmstronv and Mr._ appointed Mr. Ernie Mills (City Council). Mr_ _Ogg_ so moved._ Seconded by qtr. 1- ansen. The alternates are: Charles Knapp, Bob n eterson, Jack :'cl)ride and Flildred ) 0 •n n 7 I - r IB ASSEMBLY '1EETING- . ?d,RCH 1, 1979 PAGE ' Wallin requested that the 0.C.S. committee be increased. Hansen moved SQinrrease_.the _f_. C. S, Council_ tc seventeen (17) plus the_o1anner.__ Seconded by 'r. Jack. '.yor "Alin stated there is a task force coning up with the borough, city, (oniag, and other interested parties which may be integrated into the O.C.S. Council. :!etion_carried by unanimous roll call vote. B. Appointment 0.E.D.P. Committee. ?ayor Yellin stated that the 0.E.D.p. committee terms expired in 1978 and that they should be staggered terns. S' -.e is reorganizing the committee because there is still much work to be done. The _appointments era_aa_tqllOws: _three- years - Jim :_shford, C`,arles "vans, Sandra Kavanaugh Carol _Lochner and Tina '!onigold; two -years - &Xy_riydersga,_ T`:eresa_S.luman., C liff__^avidson, Carl Berger and laltgr__Ebgll; one -year - lob Peterson, Sim Roesner, Pon °schete' Royal Large and Charles Perry, USCG. Full committee membership will rotate each three years. Mr, Ogg so moved making these appointments retroactive to September 1,_.1978. Seconded by tr. Hansen. ; moved_ to remove Royal ?urge from the list. Seconded by ;rs.__havanaugh. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. Mr,_lansen moved for ratification of Royal. Large_ Seconded by Mr. Oge. ?lotion failed 2 -2' ir. Hansen and :r. 0. V9jted .YES. with 7!r,_ Jack and ! rs. :Cavanaugh casting :'0 votes. Mayor "allin appointed Ann ''oen to replace : ^.r. Large. '!rs. Kjavanaugh moved for ratification. Seconded by_tir.__Qeg._ ': otion carried by unanimous roll call vote. _fayor '',llin appointed as ex officio non - _voting members borough manager, or designee and_city manager, or designee. :`r. Ogg so moved. Seconded by Mr. Jack. notion. failed; Mr. Hansen, L'r. Jack and Ur. 07g voted YES with Mrs. Kavanaugh casting one '!0 vote. iLtin_motion carriedbv unanimous roll call vote. C. Lppointment Citizens 3.0.E. (Replace Vincent .root). ?tayor Wallin stated it would be necessary to replace Vincent root and Bea itachtweih. Mrs. Kavanaugh pointed out that according to the ordinance that set up 9.0.E. the appointments are to be made by the assembly. Alaska Statutes stated that appointments are to be made by the mayor and ratified by the assembly. It was stated that the intent of the assembly was that they should make the appointments. The appointments previously made by tyorWallin to 9.0.E. are invalid. "1_. ggg_moygd to appoint Okay Chandler, ,Reed Oswalt and Larry Shorb. Seconded by i:r. Hansen. Mr. Ogg_moved to table. :ration died for lack of a second, t'r_ moved to table. Seconded by i!rs. !Cavanaugh. ;lotion carried by unanimous roll cafl_vote. D. Appointment to Health Resources < visory Council. With the recommendation of Jerome Selby, 7i.a_vor= '.t11ir) appointed Susan DeWitt- Ramaglia as ccnsumer_and Pam ielys- Baglien as provider. Mr. Hansen moved to ratify.. S by Mr. 0 [lotion carried by__unanimots roll call vote. E. Resolution 1179 -11 -R Special s!lection 1:nril 24, 1979 Re: Off- Street Parking Requirements. air _ "ansen moved for adoption of Resolution N79- 11_R. Seconded by Airs. Kavanaugh. Mrs. Kavanaugh read the resolution. It was stated that the election would cost four to five thousand dollars. It , :as pointed out that it was not known what litigation might ensue if the election is not held but it is quite possible that some monies might be expended for litigation. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. IX MANAGER'S REPORT Mr. Denslow suggested discussing the legal items with the attorney. It was requested two items be taken up in executive session. ,x._Iack moved_ for an executive session._ Seconded by Mrs. Kavanaugh. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. itr. Sharon was requested to give an update on 1) Royal Large land case status report, 2) update on _cal E Co. Extended Care Contract and 3) update on SeaLand case. Privy information would be dicussed in executive session. ! 0 1 l? 1 '1 7 1 4 XIB ASSEMBLY MEETIDIRCH 1, 1979 PAGE 1) deal E Company - the 7%tended Care Unit is habitable but not certified completely. The case presumably will be tried sometime in the fall of 1979. surety is included as a plaintiff. `'a -'s 2 ) SeaLand - the borough has taxed .SeaIand's possessory interests. They paid the tax in 1976 under protest. SeaLand appealed "arch 13, 1979. If SeaLand loses, they will probably appeal to the Supreme Court. The attorney's fees might be reimbursed at approxi- mately fifty percent. 3) Royal Large - Stated he felt a policy decision on LAG, case, what the borough's next move will be, should be considered in executive session. It was explained that the original lease was a surface lease, not borrau site. Mr. Large is attemping to purchase this land it wa leased and certain improvements were made on it. T, 1975 the land, including a warehouse which was on t' "e land when patented, was appraised at 02 9,000. It was later reappraised, the 4.22 acres only, at $10,550. In 1976 Ur. Large sued the borough for specific per- formance to compel them to convey the land to 1r. Large. The court has ruled that the borough must sell the land for $10,550. Ur. Large has offered $ the parcel is currently appraised at ';5,000. ' Executive session called • meeting reconvened at 10:15 P.;;. Mayor Rollin stated that , coecial meeting might be held next week regarding litigation on The "cyal Large case. Nanageres Comments: 1. Stated Ur. ,';a Coe is as his own a driveway in a section of public h right-of-way ass well pert on u--lec org w v er well inspected the pro property y "ayvie Drive. like borough ': fill e ithiser :,as pert Ir. Coe would like t�; Pi11 this fill will be extensive. The engineer !Ids sug,gesteu the born . • for a culvert section if this is not done in conjunction with Mr. Coe's r ugh pay work, it could cost triple date. : fr. Jenslow saifi s 51100 i or be 3n at e later possibility of using he ] cu' vertuas op nosed the ongava the flexible culvert as opposed to galvanized. d Mrs_ X ayanaugh moved the borough exnen monies not to exceed `550 fSr a.culyert. Seconded by par, ,Tack. unanimous roll call vote. 'ration Carrie ;' by 2 . Reported two project approvals, both considered high Priority during the O.E.D.P. discussion for last year Fort Lions received an RDA grant in the amount of °4 0,000 for the construction of a heavy equipment garage and firehall and received a Y38,000 grant for assistance in construct- the April 5th meeting. ing a health clinic. nst 3 . The Akhsok communication has been received and r 4. Stated the P E referred to Z Commission have advanced to the assembly the recommendeu adoption or the a) Park ?' recreation Plan, b) Draft Land Subdivision Regulations and c) Capital Improvements Program ?anual. Suggest they be received and scheduled for hearing. Items a) anc' b) must be adopted as ordinances and c) can be adoptec by resolution. They couli appear on the agenda for the next regular meeting. 5 . Items 2 E F Re: architectural services contracts have been discussed and recommendations made. If recommendations are accepted, the matter will be turned over to the borou to prepare final contract for the services ugh attorney . X THEW BUSLrESS A. First Reading Ordinance #79_7_0 '.mending Ordinance 479_11_0 ( Budget). Mrs,_Gavanaugh moves? fora option of Ordinance U9- ai.fl£st reauing. _ Seconded by air. Jack. otion carried by uganirrous roll._call vote. 1'1 '? 1 7 1 7 :<IB ASSEI!BLY !!EETIJG -:ARCH 1, 1979 B. P 6 Z Resolution •:79 -1 -_' '?ecreation Plan. "rs. Kavana of the P & Z_ Resolution "79 -1 Draft form. Seconded by'i_. anirnous roll call vote. C. P & Z resolution :` 79 -2 - Land Subdivision Regulations. receipt of P & 7 Resolution Regulations. _Seconded_by__''r._ mous roll call vote. '!AYOR' S COMMENTS PAGE 5 Recommendin.f, ":roption of P.Irk ugh moved to acknowledge receipt Park & R_ creation Plan, in "arisen. : "otion carried by un- Recommending % doption of Draft _r ^R moved to acknowledge 79 -2 -1 !)raft Land ° ubdivision Jack._ "otion carried by unani - D. P & 7 Resoltuion "79 -3 -7 Recommending "cootion of Caotial Improvements Program >Wnual. 'ts._ Kavanaugh roved to acknow- ledge receipt of P & Z Resolution_[79 -3 - ?. Capital I- provernents Program F'anual. Seconded by_ ? r. _Ogg. _Notion_ carried by un- imous roll call vote. "r s. Kavanaugh moved that ordinances be prepared for the_-:pri1_6th meeting for Items 9, C, & D. Seconded by !+r. Jack. with the consent of her second, ' - Irs. K.ivanugh moved to change the motion that ordinances be oreprared__Items and _C and a_resolution be Prepared for the adoption of Item_ D. Seconded by _^ r._Jack. rotion carried btunanimous roll call vote. r. Architectural Services Contract with iN.ynard 5 Partch Approval on New High School Larsen 3ay. Mr. Jeck read the correspondence. 1r. Jack moved to accept_the_bid of Tlaynard 6 Partch for the architectural contract for_Larsen day_yighSchoel, Seconded by Mr. Hansen. 'irs. ..avanaugh read from a letter from ,^-khiok City Council questioning why Larsen Bay and Ouzinkie are getting high schools. Mr. Denslow stated there are approximately twenty -five students involved but they are not in residence in the village -they are attending school in town or coming into the school next year. _'otion_carried by unanimous roll_ call vote. F. Architectural Services Contract with w.a-ynard F Partch Anproval on Sew High School Ouzinkie. !'rs. '(avanauth moved that the contract be prepared in the amount of $145,954 for architectural services for the Ouzinkie !;igh School. Seconded by "r. .!anse.n. Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. G. Financial Statement January 1979. "rs. Kavanaugh moved to acknowlEdge receipt of the financial statement_ for January 1979. Seconded by Mr. Jack. ?otion carried by unanimous roll call vote. H. School District Report of Revenues & Expenditures January 1979. Mrs, Kavanaugh moved to acknowledge receipt of_reaort of school district revenues and expenditures, January 1979. Seconded by ?ir. O °g• Motion carried by unanimous roll call vote. 1. On page, 5, February 6th minutes, Items X B and C, the motion read "acknowledge (not approve) both proposals . lir.. Jack moved to address an affirmative action on this item Mr Hansen seconded. The clerk was directed to check the tape and report back at the special meeting. Some of the money has already beer. expended. Motion failed 3 - =1 ?:r .nser, ='r. Jack and Mr. On voted YES with 'ors. Xavanaugh_casting_ one10 vote_ 2. Referred to Page 8, Lines 11 through 14. "r. Denslow reviewed the item and stated that line 14 should read the matter of breach of contract of the sewage treatment plant is being litigated'. 3. Received a request from the Alaska "omens Howling Pssociation in Kodiak asking that a short letter, over the signature of the borough mayor, be sent to the president of the Alaska "omens Bowling Association in Anchorage stating that Kodiak would be more than happy to be the hostess city to the 1981 "'BA state tournament and annual meeting. Requested the clerk's office to type this on borough stationery. ) 1 1 '1 2 — n n 7 1 r -AGE 7 KID ASSEMBLY MEETICC- MARCH 1, 197 4. Referenced HB 184 delegating all zoning authority o to ra the within a bor & is tweet this bill might -eau w h if that city a s it transferring seat. Requested an a copy transferring planning and zoning authority to second-class was 1978 r. Arnie sign S. cities. checks. Title 2 is being revised by that in December be authorized to appointed out feels he should - to sig checknted dtpety maybe: the attorney• at the next meeting drawn and presented ales }_ to sign a teoolution he deputy mayor and borough authorizing, the mayor, and t hat it be effective immediately 'upon and checks_ in the interim period between tonitht doctlmgnts, resolution would he en the• _!.18o asked that where. the be wouldr by s Mansen would �r, author by end the bur otte?1'. meoutYg'tayor Or^ so moved. presented for adoption - was ruled out of order as there are only to _sign documents and checks._ be placed on the agenda ihrem The motion vote. This will empeci t hat tan. De_nslow was requested to prepare three m. Mr. the resolution aution for thegspecial meeting• the re so lutim XII PSSLMBLY coMMF.%ITS letters from Juneau, Stated he had received two agree with attorney e u, Mr. Jack: 1) Mr. Parker. They do not both were favorable ,o, , Kttz's analysis of those two individual , annexation is now Joan rnin's 2) Stated that ttann should come ' dead d u until down year. 7x p• c upon. '• ear. 'xp lained that the Lake area. up weth until next year. joint work sessions, r with some viable meetrngtin, in the Island of this meet Lake pro blem and other differences possibly 7 and resolve h 0;1 Lake pro resolve the Island as an arbiter problem. borough should set itself up and the city. M� ; I Felt the of the Cn meet with the residents area affected anesidents been directed to come to Community and Regional -f *airs has this matter. the city and borough on ones. to Kodiak to work with eo le had not had an opportunity the that they should have an input was pointed out that the P t done. "r• Ogg moved vote on annexation and can and cannot be motion to ;et the city, representatives city to determine what future to t° se_t the mephstthem in h together in the near of.- -_ the Ves before the state comes . into the he r9�}se r elves h unanimous y put on 3. : tion cartiedf the unanimous ec Scat ot 2) b '.r. Jack. a small m and the tent call land. 2) adeuavailabletto the assembly sets in tentaive lands S made there are two comple public. e 0 u h. ff offices, soneetin planning and one in the clerk's ;s Tubbs having these maps the borough will discuss with - taken on the redu ogress had been office. ]e will what pr has been the yet. 3) Asked date The schedule reduced. eel Mr. Dens low stated no district• a sc of one swimming been discussed within the school eedule This has for the arrival Th fhon or more be worked out witrac sixty u). Asked mhae of the pool contractors recommende 2 Mr. enslo�a stated had happened to the ed revision counsel and no report has been address Sacti on this had been referred fissions. Mayor that committees come; received. ° ointment of tom 2.10.020 re: P Hr. : Mo comment read suggested Resolution Mrs. K wet h: p t c nfidentiality of executive sessions wr.th respeecct to O h moved._for adoption of rs._- _ti ?vana t +ction failed of the KIB assembly. Seconded by Hr. Jack.. Hailed and 2-21 l� - 12,q. k n2r.R• K,vanaugh yoted YES with N - r, ,._ 9 -8 2-2;_:•- Mrs, 2) Submitted Ordinance 1r Jack Reg votes. r e t ct o t he of executive session and ated P st ceden 5th agenda. 3) relating to the confidentiality on the %t Troopers could not out it had placed out that it had been stated the State 1 7 XIII .IUDIEidCE COMMENTS ;Bone 1 XIV ADJOURJMENT ATTEST: Clerk- rea /ter 1 1 7 I 7 KIS ASS:'IALY MEETING - "ARCH 1, 1979 P:- (E enforce the borough ordinances. "ecuested ,'ensiow to contact them and request that, if necessary, they enlarge thair staff to enforce the borough ordinances. 4) "rs. Kavanaugh moved that an ordinance be prepared requiring each assembly member to vote as roll is called. 'otion died for lack of a second. ;tayor Wallin stated that the borough does not have an ordinance on the books regarding police officers. The meeting was adjourned by Ayer " ;Alin at 11:05 P.>(.