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Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 1 City of Taylorsville CITY COUNCIL MEETING Minutes Wednesday March 3 2010 Council Chambers 2600 West Taylorsville Blvd Room No 140 Taylorsville Utah 84118 BRIEFING SESSION Attendance Council Members City Staff Council Chairman Bud Catlin Scott Harrington Chief of Finance Vice Chairman Morris Pratt John Brems City Attorney Council Member Dama Barbour Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Council Member Larry Johnson Jessica Springer Council Coordinator Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach Mark McGrath Community Development Director John Taylor City Engineer Don Adams Grants Manager Excused Mayor Russ Wall City Administrator John Inch Morgan Others Colton Gardner Noel Gilbert Amy Braithwaite BRIEFING SESSION 1 Review Administrative Report 18 04 09 Vice Chairman Morris Pratt conducted the Briefing Session which convened at 6 04 pm City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle conducted a Roll Call wherein all Council Members were present Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 2 8 05 0 Chairman Catlin stated that he is resigning as Council Chair due to limitations related to his eyesight He noted that per Council policies Vice Chairman Pratt will take over his responsibilities as Council Chair for the remainder of the year Chairman Pratt asked that an election be conducted for the position ofVice Chair dming the next Council Meeting Chairman Pratt called for questions on the Administrative Report and there were none 2 Review Agenda 18 06 29 The agenda for the City Council Meeting was reviewed Chairman Pratt noted that he will have another item for discussion under Other Items during the Regular Meeting 3 Adjourn 8 0 16 The Briefing Session was adjomned at 6 10 p m REGULAR MEETING Attendance Council Members City Staff Council Chairman Bud Catlin Scott Harrington Chief ofFinance Vice Chairman Morris Pratt John Brems City Attorney Council Member Dama Barbour Mark McGrath Community Development Director Council Member Larry Johnson Del Craig Chief of Police Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder Jessica Springer Council Coordinator John Taylor City Engineer Donald Adams Grants Manager Excused Mayor Russ Wall City Administrator John Inch Morgan Citizens Raili Jacquet Jay Ziolkowski Rhetta McIff Abby Black Amy Braithwaite Andy Ho Anthony Garcia Aubrey Thomson Colton Gardner Heidee Pehrson Jeannie Tran Jessica Beuchamp Joel Gardner Jordan Gallegos Kelsey Rowley Kimberly Forsyth Komtney Miles Kristen Brunson Madison Duke Maria Magallanes Matthew Cunningham Matthew Pham Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 3 Monica Sanchez Noel Gilbert Reagan Gabbitas Members of Scout Troops 1333 7069 and 1041 Kelly Davis Ken Cook Rob Beesley Jared McLaughlin Mitch Haycock Ronda Cunningham Sally Thomson Jordan West Keith Perry Kathy Ricci Ken Donarski Ken Cook Tri Park Diane Spencer Family Support Center Joseph Carbone Eye Care for Kids Foundation Phil Weimer Community Health Center Michael Cox Boys Girls Club Rich West YMCA Roger Borgenicht Assist Meghan Maughan The Road Home Dr John Librett Splore Keith Perry Foundation for Homecare Hospice Raquel Webster Marcela Flores and Maribel Ortega South Valley Sanctuary Jill Sundstrom Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah 1 WELCOME INTRODUCTION AND PRELIMINARY MATTERS 18 31 57 Chairman Morris Pratt called the meeting to order at 6 31 p m and welcomed those in attendance City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle conducted a Roll Call wherein all Council Members were present 11 Pledge of Allegiance Opening Ceremonies Young Council Member Andy Ho 18 32 30 Youth Council Member Andy Ho directed the Pledge of Allegiance 12 Reverence Youth Council Member Maria Magallanes Opening Ceremonies For March 17 2010 to be arranged by Chairman Catlin Youth Council Member Maria Magallanes offered the Reverence 13 Citizen Comments 18 33 55 Chairman Morris Pratt reviewed the Citizen Comment Procedmes for the audience He then called for any citizen comments 18 35 36 Chairman Pratt recognized members ofthe Taylorsville Youth Council who were in attendance as counterparts for elected officials and City staff Chairman Pratt introduced Youth Council Vice Chair Kourtney Miles Council Member Catlin introduced Youth Council Chair Amy Braithwaite Council Member Johnson introduced his Youth Council counterpart Heidee Pehrson council Member Jerry Rechtenbach introduced his Youth Council counterpart Colton Gardner and City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle introduced Youth Council Recorder Noel Gilbert Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 4 18 37 09 Council Member Barbom also recognized her Youth Council counterpart Jessica Beauchamp who was seated in the audience 18 37 33 Chairman Pratt recognized members of Boy Scout Troop 1333 Troop 7069 and Troop 1041 who were in attendance 8 38 20 Rob Beesley shared a quote by Thomas Jefferson regarding the definition of liberty Mr Beesley commented on City code enforcement He inquired about the process for developing and amending city ordinances 18 39 55 City Attorney John Brems provided clarification on ballot initiatives for legislative matters Chairman Pratt noted that the Ordinance Review Committee would be happy to meet with Mr Beesley to discuss his concerns 18 41 06 Mr Beesley complimented the City of Taylorsville on management of their budget and cited concerns with certain City ordinances 18 42 06 Council Member Rechtenbach invited Mr Beesley to submit his recommendations to the Ordinance Review Committee Council Member Johnson who serves as Advisor to the Ordinance Review Committee agreed to provide his contact information to Mr Beesley 18 43 15 Jared McLaughlin cited City Ordinance 12 28 060 and stated that he has been found in violation ofthat ordinance and is in the process of making a correction to bring his property into compliance He noted that several other residences in the City are currently in violation ofthe same ordinance 18 44 36 Chairman Pratt read a written comment submitted to him by Jerry Milne regarding the City s efforts to control weeds Mr Pratt cited an additional e mail from Rhetta McIff supporting the organization of cleanup service projects within the City Both written comments were submitted to the City Recorder to be included as part of the meeting record 18 45 53 There were no additional citizen comments and Chairman Pratt closed the citizen comment period Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 5 2 APPOINTMENTS 2 1 2010 Taylorsville City Youth Council Abby Black Amy Braithwaite Andy Ho Anthony Garcia Aubrey Thomson Colton Gardner Heidee Pehrson Jeannie Tran Jessica Beuchamp Joel Gardner Jordan Gallegos Kelsey Rowley Kimberly Forsyth Kourtney Miles Kristen Brunson Madison Duke Maria Magallanes Matthew Cunningham Matthew Pham Monica Sanchez Noel Gilbert Reagan Gabbitas Chairman Catlin 18 46 04 Chairman Pratt recognized the following individuals and nominated them to serve on the 2010 Taylorsville City Youth Council Abby Black Amy Braithwaite Andy Ho Anthony Garcia Aubrey Thomson Colton Gardner Heidee Pehrson Jeannie Tran Jessica Beuchamp Joel Gardner Jordan Gallegos Kelsey Rowley Kimberly Forsyth Kourtney Miles Kristen Brunson Madison Duke Maria Magallanes Matthew Cunningham Matthew Pharo Monica Sanchez Noel Gilbert Reagan Gabbitas 18 48 02 Council Member Jerry Rechtenbach MOVED to approve the following appointments to the Taylorsville Youth Council Abby Black Amy Braithwaite Andy Ho Anthony Garcia Aubrey Thomson Colton Gardner Heidee Pehrson Jeannie Tran Jessica Beuchamp Joel Gardner Jordan Gallegos Kelsey Rowley Kimberly Forsyth Kourtney Miles Kristen Brunson Madison Duke Maria Magallanes Matthew Cunningham Matthew Pham Monica Sanchez Noel Gilbert Reagan Gabbitas Council Member Bud Catlin SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a vote The vote was as followsCatlin yes Pratt yes Johnson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbour yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 18 49 03 Council Coordinator Jessica Springer confirmed that Taylorsville Youth Council Members will be attending the Youth Council Conference in Logan Utah on March 18 20 2010 3 REPORTS 3 1 Quarterly Report UFA Jay Ziolkowski Battalion Chief 18 49 50 UFA Battalion Chief Jay Ziolkowski reported on services provided by the Unified Fire Authority dming the previous quarter 18 41 51 Chief Ziolkowski made a clarification on pictures contained in the UFA Quarterly Report He called for any questions from the Council on the report and there were none Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 6 3 2 Quarterly Report West Valley Animal Control Kelly Davis 18 52 28 Kelly Davis of West Valley Animal Control Services reported on services provided in Taylorsville during the previous quarter 18 53 04 Mr Davis made clarification on response times for different types ofcalls He noted that the new animal shelter opened during the previous quarter Mr Davis reported that adoptions have increased steadily each month and euthanasia has decreased He recognized the contribution made by volunteers in the community Mr Davis cited a savings to the City of 6500 6800 per month through the service ofvolunteers He referenced furloughs that are being implemented by West Valley City and noted that the shelter will be closed on March 19 2010 and April 16 2010 18 57 01 Council Member Barbom expressed her thanks for service that was recently rendered by Animal Control Services within her district 3 3 Quarterly Report Taylorsville Police Department Chief Craig 18 58 00 Police Chief Del Craig reported on law enforcement activities in Taylorsville during the previous quarter He reviewed call data He said that the department has been cleaning up graffiti in the City on a daily basis Chief Craig noted that traffic accidents are down in the City 18 59 51 Chief Craig reported that the Police Department is currently fully staffed He called for questions from the Council 19 0 I 00 Chief Craig answered questions regarding graffiti and said that it is occurring consistently throughout the City He provided information on recent burglaries and assistance that is being rendered by neighbors The Chief described burglary patterns and noted that most are occurring during the day while residents are away from home 19 03 56 Chief Craig addressed additional questions regarding traffic enforcement and the timing oftraffic lights 19 05 56 Chief Craig described the Neighborhood Watch Program in Taylorsville and encouraged citizens to become involved within their own neighborhoods 19 07 56 Chief Craig gave clarification on priority calls 19 08 45 Chairman Pratt recognized the efforts ofthe Taylorsville Direct Enforcement Officers Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 7 4 CONSENT AGENDA 4 1 Minutes CCWS 02 10 10 RCCM 02 17 10 SCCM 02 24 10 19 09 17 Council Member Bud Catlin MOVED to adopt the Consent Agenda Council Member Dama Barbom SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows Catlin yes Pratt yes Johnson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbour yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 5 PLANNING MATTERS 5 1 Ordinance No 10 04 Regarding Planning Commission Policies and Procedures Mark McGrath 19 09 54 Community Development Director Mark McGrath presented an ordinance to amend polices and procedures for the Taylorsville Planning Commission He described the role ofthe Planning Commission and described the specific amendments being recommended 19 11 37 Mr McGrath referenced a previous situation that arose due to a tie vote by the Planning Commission and stated that new procedures are being recommended in order to prevent that dilemma from occurring in the futme 19 13 05 Mr McGrath addressed questions and gave clarification regarding the length of terms for commissioners the role of alternate members the time frame for the approval ofminutes and the appeal process 19 15 39 Mr McGrath explained that further consideration will be given to establishing a time limit requirement for the approval of minutes and on the appeal process with input from the City Attorney 19 18 15 Discussion ensued regarding the timing ofpermit approvals and appeals 19 20 26 Mr McGrath described the current minute approval process 19 21 40 Council Member Pratt inquired about the proposed annual joint meeting of the Planning Commission and the City Council Mr McGrath gave clarification on the basis for the new language 19 21 44 Council Member Pratt referenced potential conflicts of interest for Planning Commissioners and Mr McGrath gave explanation on the way conflicts of interest are handled Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 8 19 24 31 Council Member Pratt inquired about motions that may be denied without a majority vote He stated his concerns with procedures as outlined on Page 6 of the proposed policies 19 27 06 Discussion was held regarding when decisions ofthe Planning Commission officially become final Council Members Pratt suggested that the decision should be final at the end of the item discussion rather than at the end ofthe entire meeting Mr McGrath cited reasons to include the option to readdress an issue later in a meeting 19 28 56 Additional discussion was held regarding the reopening of a meeting item and ensuring that an applicant is given due process 19 30 27 Mr Pratt cited concerns regarding the reopening of a matter and potential circumstances for a commissioner to change a vote Mr McGrath gave clarification on unintended consequences 19 31 43 Council Member Catlin cited a need for the official minutes for Planning Commission Meetings to be prepared as soon as possible City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle noted that a policy for approving the minutes of meetings of any public bodies within the City is outlined in City Ordinance 122 035 19 31 32 The consensus of the Council was to table this ordinance until further amendments are made to the policies and procedures and then bring it back for consideration at a later date 19 34 19 Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to table consideration of Ordinance No 10 04 Regarding Planning Commission Policies and Procedmes until the March 17 2010 City Council Meeting Council Member Bud Catlin SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion Discussion was held regarding the time frame needed for bringing the matter back Mr McGrath agreed to incorporate the suggestions made and ensme that the approval policy for minutes does not conflict with existing City ordinance There being no further discussion Chairman Pratt called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows Catlin yes Pratt yes Johnson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbour yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 6 FINANCIAL MATTERS 6 1 Public Hearinf 6 30 p m To Receive Public Comment on the Community Development Block Grant CDBG Funds Kathy Ricci 19 38 52 CDBG Consultant Kathy Ricci gave an overview of the CDBG program and described the process for distribution of grant funds She reviewed the schedule for CDBG Public Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 9 Hearings She noted that an additional public hearing will be held on March 17 2010 regarding the CDBG Five Year Plan 19 41 33 Chairman Pratt recognized Ken Donarski in attendance 19 41 28 Chairman Pratt opened the public hearing on this matter and called for citizen comments 19 41 53 Diane Spencer ofthe Family Support Center stated that their facility is newly located in Taylorsville She thanked the City Council for previous funds used to replace the roof on their building She stated that funds are being requested this year to remodel the building s waiting room area Ms Spencer cited the services provided by the organization She addressed questions from the Council regarding space requirements for their programs She confirmed that at certain times there has been standing room only for class participants 19 45 18 Joseph Carbone of Eye Care for Kids Foundation described services provided by his eye clinic that is located in Midvale He stated that the clinic offers free or low cost eye care to valley residents Mr Carbone requested funding to help with services that are provided to Taylorsville children He agreed to provide data on the number ofow income Taylorsville school age children that have been served He acknowledged that his foundation does coordinate with other valley medical agencies 19 49 30 Phil Weimer of the Community Health Center described affordable health care services provided within Salt Lake County and cited clinics located across the valley He cited visits by 11 093 Taylorsville residents over the past year Mr Weimer said that 5 000 is being requested to help fund services for the coming year He answered questions regarding types of uninsmed Taylorsville citizens that are served income guidelines and sliding fee schedules 19 54 08 Mike Cox ofthe Boys and Girls Club of Murray stated that their organization serves 150 children from Taylorsville He thanked the Council for their past contributions Mr Cox described needs for funding in order to maintain staffing and continue providing care for children 19 56 51 Rich West CEO of the YMCA of Greater Salt Lake thanked elected officials for past contributions and described current requests for funding He cited the community family center that is being built at John C Fremont Elementary Mr West mentioned that the YMCA is hoping to start a new program at Fox Hills Elementary in Taylorsville He clarified that the school district is providing the property for the project at John C Fremont Elementary He confirmed that the program at John C Fremont is a pilot program Mr Rich described the Before and After School Programs offered by the YMCA TaylorsvilJe City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 10 20 04 04 Mr West stated that 45 elementary aged children are currently being served at John C Fremont Elementary and 35 are served at Taylorsville Elementary He said that the YMCA expects to serve 40 50 children at Fox Hills Elementary 20 05 04 Roger Borgenicht with Assist outlined his request for hard costs for emergency home repairs and accessibility designs in Taylorsville He noted that licensed insmed local contractors are utilized to perform repairs He described the types of repairs performed for aging and disabled Taylorsville citizens Mr Borgenicht reported that the average annual income of those served is 15 000 per year He addressed questions regarding the exact use offunds He confirmed that qualifications for services are based on income and home ownership He said that 76 of funds are for contractors and the remainder is used for program delivery evaluation costs and administration Mr Borgenicht confirmed that no cosmetic repairs are funded but broken windows are repaired He said that funds are also used for electrical repairs smoke detectors etc He relayed that 50 repairs were performed on 42 homes in Taylorsville last year 20 12 I 0 Megan Maughn from the Road Home cited support services and shelters provided for homeless individuals and families with children in the valley She stated that the two shelters are located in Salt Lake and Midvale but noted that 163 individuals from Taylorsville were served last year Ms Maughn cited a tremendous increase in demand among families over the past year 20 14 30 Dr John Librett from Splore described services provided to chronically ill and disabled children by his organization He cited a river cleanup project that the organization participated in last year in conjunction with Taylorsville Mayor Russ Wall He explained that the Splore program provides organized recreational activities for chronically ill and disabled children Dr Librett relayed that Utah ranks third in the nation for children with autism He said that exercise is a positive treatment for autism Dr Librett answered questions regarding staffing and services He stated that the agency provides services to approximately 500 children within schools He cited his request for 5 000 to serve approximately 125 Taylorsville children 20 20 37 City Grants Manager Don Adams noted that Keith Perry of the Foundation of Home Care and Hospice was in attendance earlier in the meeting but was called out on an emergency 20 21 18 Raquel Webster of South Valley Sanctuary described services that provide refuge for domestic violence victims She cited their funding request of 1 000 to help with crisis intervention services that are available 24 homs per day 20 23 51 Michella Flores Outreach Coordinator for South Valley Sanctuary provided additional information on services that are offered Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page II 20 25 06 Mirabel Ortego described services that she and her three children received at South Valley Sanctuary She encomaged Taylorsville to support the agency 20 26 54 Ken Cook representing Tri Park Services described their program that provides food to Taylorsville residents in need He reported that approximately 20 000 visits were made last year to the Taylorsville Food Pantry which is located behind the Taylorsville Senior Center Mr Cook noted a one time request for funds this year to help expand food storage space He relayed that the Food Center is fully staffed by volunteers only Mr Cook addressed questions about making donations and qualifications for receiving assistance He explained that a grant of 60 000 would allow the building to be expanded and improved Mr Cook described a delivery service program that is rendered to those who are housebound 20 35 55 Jill Sundstrom Associate Director of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Utah described services provided in 2009 to 304 Taylorsville children She said that the organization is currently requesting 2 800 to help render mentoring services 20 37 56 There were no additional comments and Chairman Pratt declared the public hearing closed He noted that the resolution to approve the Mayor s recommendations will be considered during the March 17 20 I 0 City Council Meeting 20 38 50 Ms Ricci distributed a list of recent changes to the Mayor s recommendations for funding 6 2 Resolution No 10 07 Interlocal Agreements Between the City of Taylorsville and Salt Lake County Public Works for Street Light Maintenance Scott Harrington 20 39 22 ChiefofFinance Scott Harrington presented the subject resolution regarding an interlocal agreement with Salt Lake County Public Works for street light maintenance He explained that the maintenance of street lights is currently performed by Rocky Mountain Power but indicated that an agreement with the County would result in a savings of 4 per month per fixtme 20 41 06 Mr Harrington addressed questions and confirmed that the performance level will be as good or better as that currently received by Rocky Mountain Power He clarified that the County will provide maintenance for the fixtures owned by the City of Taylorsville only and Rocky Mountain Power will continue maintaining fixtures that they own 20 42 04 Council Member Dama Barbom MOVED to adopt Resolution No 10 07 Interlocal Agreements Between the City of Taylorsville and Salt Lake County Public Works for Street Light Maintenance Council Member Bud Catlin SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 12 called for discussion on the motion Council Member Rechtenbach called for clarification on the fixed cost and Don Adams confirmed that the 4 cost is a fixed rate for the 5 year term of the contract There being no ther fW discussion Chairman Pratt called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows Catlin yes Pratt yes Johnson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbour yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 7 OTHER MATTERS 71 Discussion Regarding the Council Schedule for April Chairman Catlin 20 44 07 Discussion was held regarding a potential change to the Council Meeting schedule during the month of April due to a conflict with the Utah Leagues ofCities and Towns Conference 20 44 31 A poll was taken of those planning to attend the ULCT conference in St George and it was determined that all five council member will attend 47 20 12 Council Member Catlin suggested rescheduling the first Council Meeting to Tuesday April 6 2010 and leaving other meetings as regularly scheduled It was confirmed that this change will not interfere with any scheduled Planning Commission Meetings 20 48 41 Council Member Catlin MOVED to reschedule the first City Council Meeting of April to Tuesday April 6 2010 rather than April 7 2010 Council Member Dama Barbour SECONDED the motion Chairman Pratt called for discussion on the motion There being none he called for a roll call vote The vote was as follows Catlin yes Pratt yes Johnson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbom yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously 20 49 45 Chairman Pratt cited issues with delivery ofthe Valley Journal to some residents in Taylorsville Council Member Barbom stated that she has not had the Taylorsville Keams Journal delivered recently Council Member Rechtenbach noted that he receives the Mmray Journal but has not received the Taylorsville Keams lla1 for the last two months Discussion JOW was held regarding whether the City is receiving value for its publishing costs with the Journal Chairman Pratt indicated that he has asked Mayor Wall to review the issue and suggested that Council Members forward any comments or concerns to Administration 20 41 54 Council Member Rechtenbach stated that he will not be in attendance at the March 17 2010 City Council Meeting due to a family wedding Council Member Barbour noted that she will be absent from the meeting on April 21 20 I O Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 13 20 55 32 Council Member Johnson cited concern with lack ofcitizen attendance at City meetings He suggested putting up a banner on the City Center Property on Wednesdays to advertise City Council Meetings Council Member Barbom noted that Plarming Commission Meetings are not listed on the City Calendar in the Valley Journal City newsletter City Recorder Cheryl Peacock Cottle agreed to notify those responsible for preparing the newsletter about this oversight 20 57 38 Council Member Catlin suggested installing a reader board on City property similar to that used at Taylorsville High School Other Council Members were in favor ofthis idea Chairman Pratt asked Community Development Director Mark McGrath to review sign ordinances and gather information regarding the possible installation of a reader board or a banner on the City Center property 21 0 I 00 It was determined that additional discussion regarding signage options at the City Center will be held dming the April 6 2010 City Council Meeting 2 01 31 Mr McGrath confirmed that the Good Landlord Program has been implemented He agreed to provide Council Members with a hard copy of a map illustrating rental properties that have been identified by district He relayed that the first set of mailings will go out next week beginning with District 4 Mr McGrath indicated that Good Landlord Classes are currently available but are not being hosted by the City as of yet 8 NEW ITEMS FOR SUBSEQUENT CONSIDERATION No Action There were no new items for subsequent consideration 9 NOTICE OF FUTURE PUBLIC MEETINGS NEXT MEETING 9 1 City Council Work Session Wednesday March 10 2010 6 00 p m 9 2 City Council Briefing Session Wednesday March 17 2010 6 00 p m 9 3 City Council Meeting Wednesday March 17 2010 6 30 p m 4 9 City Council Briefing Session Tuesday April 6 2010 6 00 p m 9 5 City Council Meeting Tuesday April 6 2010 6 30 p m 10 CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS 10 1 Women s Basic Self Defense Class Friday March 5 2010 7 00 p m Community Room of Fire Station 118 5317 South 2700 West Women can learn basic self defense techniques from trained officers No admission fee Hosted by Taylorsville City Youth Ambassador Jessica Beauchamp Taylorsville City Council Minutes March 3 2010 Page 14 11 ADJOURNMENT 21 04 18 Council Member Larry Johnson MOVED to ll the City Council Meeting adjoW Council Member Dama Barbour SECONDED the motion Chairman Catlin called for discussion There being none he called for a vote The vote was as follows Catlin yes Pratt yes Jolmson yes Rechtenbach yes and Barbom yes All City Council members voted in favor and the motion passed unanimously The meeting was adjourned at 9 04 p m cGJa Cottle City Recorder Minutes approved CC 03 17 10 Minutes Prepared by Cheryl Peacock Cottle City Recorder