CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - July 27, 2020 |
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Due to technical issues, the meeting was not recorded.
1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken (left meeting after agenda Item #4 due to computer issues), Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Hall to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the July 13, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45978 thru Check #45992 - $50,141.90 Including EFT Payments
3. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
4. ORDINANCE #1553 – AMENDING PORTIONS OF CHAPTER 12.20 OF SBMC – CITY BOAT HAVEN (FIRST READING) |
Prior to the motion Mayor Struck presented Ordinance #1553 – Amending Portions of Chapter 12.20 of SBMC – City Boat Haven for discussion. Councilor Hall requested the following addition “Campers will be fined and/or evicted for non-payment of fees”.
Councilor Hall made a motion to move said ordinance with the requested change to a second reading. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
5. ORDINANCE #1554 – AMENDING AND ADDING TO CHAPTER 9.10 OF SBMC – DISORDERLY CONDUCT – PUBLIC NUISANCES (FIRST READING) |
Prior to the motion Mayor present Ordinance #1554 – Amending Portions of Chapter 9.10 of SBMC – Disorderly Conduct – Public Nuisances for discussion.
Councilor Neve made a motion to move said ordinance to a second reading. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow. Vote: Ayes-4, Noes-0, Absent-1
6. CHENEY PARK/SOUTH BEND HIGH SCHOOL AGREEMENT (COUNCILOR HALL) |
Councilor Hall reviewed the Cooperative Development and Use Agreement between the City of South Bend and the South Bend School District and noted that there had been a lot of changes and improvements to Cheney Park since that agreement was made. It was asked if the school maintained the field and City Supervisor Houk advised that the school is responsible for everything inside the fence. The City maintains the areas of the park outside the fence and there was some discussion that maybe the school should be responsible for that area as well. Councilor Davis expressed her concerns about that field being locked and the fact that it exempts a portion of the community from using it. It was agreed that there is nothing in the agreement about it being locked however there is a policy in place for use of the field. It requires contacting the school for a key as well as a list of does and don’ts. The cost of the field was significant - $500,000+ - and is something that the school wants to see maintained properly. There was also some discussion about fencing the area outside of the ball field. City Supervisor Houk advised that he would look into the cost.
At some point the discussion also included the schools plan to replace the football field surface with turf. The city council does not want to see this area get locked up like the baseball field did because this also includes the track which is used almost daily by many people within the community for exercise. Mayor Struck advised that this too will include a cooperative agreement and the city council will have the opportunity to negotiate anything that might be included or not included in that agreement since they will have the final say or approval over the agreement.
7. PLANNING COMMISSION AND CIVIL SERVICE BOARD APPOINTMENTS (COUNCILOR HALL) |
Councilor Hall requested that the council be notified of future openings on the planning commission and civil service board prior to appointments. Clerk/Treasurer Roberts noted that in the future she will see that the council receives a copy of the announcements for planning commission vacancies that is published in the paper. As far as the civil service board she doesn’t foresee much movement on the board in the next few years, but if there is, she will let the council know.
8. TRAFFIC FLOW AT THE SOUTH BEND HIGH SCHOOL (COUNCILOR HALL) |
Councilor Hall hoped that Councilor Kuiken would be able to address this, but since Councilor Kuiken left the meeting early there was no further discussion on this topic.
9. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
10. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
11. MAYOR’S REPORT |
None
12. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
13. PUBLIC COMMENT – CURRENT AGENDA ITEMS |
Citizen Craig Spredeman said that he agreed with all of the comments about public access to the park. [Cheney Park]
14. FUTURE AGENDA TOPICS |
None
15. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 6:15 PM to meet again on Monday, August 10, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - July 13, 2020 |
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1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
Prior to the approval of the agenda Clerk/Treasurer Roberts requested an amendment to the agenda adding Item #8A – Bid Results – 4th Street Reconstruction Project
A motion was made by Councilor Neve to approve the amended Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the June 22, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Hall. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45940 thru Check #45977 - $125,198.79 Including EFT Payments
Payroll - Check #24837 thru Check #24853 - $111,312.26 Including Direct Deposit
Check #24841 VOIDED
3. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
4. SWEARING IN – OFFICER DOCKTER, SERGEANT GONZALEZ & POLICE CHIEF STIGALL |
Clerk/Treasurer Roberts swore in Officer Dockter, Sergeant Gonzalez and Police Chief Stigall via Zoom.
5. PUBLIC HEARING @ 5:40 PM – SIX YEAR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2021-2026 |
Prior to opening the public hearing Mayor Struck read each of the projects on the list which were as follows:
Project Title |
Project Description |
Road Name |
Begin Termini |
End Termini |
Phase Start Date |
Broadway Ave |
Road reconstruction (No sidewalk) |
Broadway Ave |
Quincy Street |
East End |
2021 |
Second Street |
Road reconstruction (No sidewalk) Storm drainage |
Second Street |
Cedar Street |
End |
2022 |
First Street |
Road reconstruction and widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage. |
First Street |
A Street |
C Street |
2022 |
Rixon Road |
Road reconstruction (no sidewalk) Storm drainage. |
Rixon Road |
Willapa Avenue |
Apartment Entrance |
2022 |
Jefferson Street |
Road reconstruction and widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage. |
Jefferson Street |
SR 101 |
First Street |
2023 |
First Street |
Road reconstruction and widening. Storm drainage. |
First Street |
Jackson Street |
Harrison Street |
2023 |
Pacific Avenue |
Road reconstruction and widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage. |
Pacific Avenue |
2nd Street |
City Limits |
2024 |
Madison Street |
Road Reconstruction & widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage |
Madison Street |
SR 101 |
First Street |
2025 |
Summit Avenue |
Road reconstruction and widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage. |
Summit Avenue |
SR 101 |
Ohio Avenue |
2025 |
Washington Street |
Road reconstruction and widening, add sidewalk on one side. Storm drainage |
Washington Street |
Third Street |
Water Street |
2026 |
Raymond South Bend Road |
Road reconstruction and widening. Storm drainage |
Raymond South Bend Road |
Harrison Street |
City Limits |
2026 |
Mayor Struck opened the public hearing at 5:40 pm. There was no public comment and the public hearing was closed at 5:41pm.
6. RESOLUTION #2020-01 – SIX YEAR TRANSPORTATION IMPROVEMENT PLAN 2021-2026 |
Councilor Hall made a motion to accept Resolution #2020-01 – Six Year Transportation Improvement Plan 2021-2026 as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
7. ANNUAL INCREASE – CONTRACT FOR GARBAGE & RECYCLABLES |
Councilor Neve made a motion to accept the Contract for Garbage and Recyclables for Harold LeMay Enterprises, Inc. as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
8. PERSONAL SERVICES CONTRACT – CHIEF OF POLICE |
Councilor Hall made a motion to accept the Personal Services Contract for the Chief of Police as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Kuiken. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
8A. BID RESULTS – 4TH STREET RECONSTRUCTION PROJECT |
Mayor Struck presented the bid results for the 4th Street Reconstruction Project. There was a single bidder – Rognlin’s Inc., Aberdeen, WA. With a bid of $558,288.63. The engineers estimate was $555,368.44. The city’s engineers, Gray & Osborne, Inc. recommended that the project be awarded to Rognlin’s, Inc.
Councilor Neve made a motion to award the 4th Street Reconstruction Project to Rognlin’s, Inc. based on the information provided by Gray & Osborne, Inc. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
9. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
10. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
11. MAYOR’S REPORT |
12. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
13. PUBLIC COMMENT – CURRENT AGENDA ITEMS |
None
14. FUTURE AGENDA TOPICS |
15. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 6:13 PM to meet again on Monday, July 27, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - June 22, 2020 |
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1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk, and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Neve to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda, and the minutes of the June 8, 2020, regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Hall. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45912 thru Check #45939 - $104,471.53 Including EFT Payments
3. CORRESPONDENCE |
Letter from Craig Spredeman – Mayor Struck presented a letter from citizen Craig Spredeman which supported Councilor Hall’s request for an additional public comment period on the council agenda. All of the councilors received a copy of the letter in their packet and the letter was read by Mayor Struck for the record.
4. ORDINANCE #1552 – COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE (SECOND READING) |
Councilor Hall made a motion to accept Ordinance #1552 – Comprehensive Plan Update as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
5. ADDING AN ADDITIONAL PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD TO AGENDA – TABLED FROM JUNE 8, 2020 MEETING |
Councilor Hall made a motion to add “Public Comment – Current Agenda Items” to the agenda after “Council Comments”. Following discussion, the motion was seconded by Councilor Neve.
Vote: Ayes-4, Noes-1, Absent-0 (Ayes Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall. Noes Councilor Kuiken)
6. NUISANCE ORDINANCE COMPLIANCE – BOB HALL |
Councilor Hall explained that the current nuisance ordinance was revised several years ago to help the city address some of the derelict property and businesses in town as well as issues with abandoned cars and boats. He understands that it is complaint-driven but if a council member has a complaint it needs to be considered a formal complaint and the council member as well as the council should get some kind of status report back within a month.
Following further discussion Interim Police Chief Stigall and City Supervisor Houk explained that they were working on a process to begin dealing with the nuisance properties within South Bend. They understand that it hasn’t been consistent in the past but they are both working on putting together a procedure that hopefully will be more effective. Mayor Struck also noted that there could easily come a time when the council will need to make a decision on how far they want to take the abatement process because some of the buildings in question could eventually require the city’s intervention which will come from the city’s budget.
7. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
8. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
9. MAYOR’S REPORT |
10. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
None
11. FUTURE AGENDA TOPICS |
Councilor Hall – Nuisance Ordinance Compliance
12. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 6:23 PM to meet again on Monday, July 13, 2020, for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - June 8, 2020 |
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1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Manlow, Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Hall to approve an amended Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the May 27, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow.
Councilor Hall requested the addition of two items at the end of the agenda – Public Comment and Future Agenda Topics. Following a somewhat lengthy discussion the council voted on the original motion. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Councilor Hall made an amended motion to amend the agenda adding Future Agenda Topics to the end of the agenda and tabling Public Comment until the June 22, 2020 council meeting to allow for some research. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45880 thru Check #45911 - $212,028.96 Including EFT Payments
Payroll - Check #24819 thru Check #24836 - $112,081.68 Including Direct Deposit
Check #24824 VOIDED
3. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
4. MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING – ROYAL HEIGHTS TRANSFER STATION |
Councilor Neve made a motion to accept the Royal Heights Transfer Station Memorandum of Understanding as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Hall. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
5. ORDINANCE #1552 – COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE (FIRST READING) |
Councilor Neve made a motion to move Ordinance #1552 – Comprehensive Plan Update to a second reading. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
6. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
7. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
8. MAYOR’S REPORT |
9. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
10. FUTURE AGENDA TOPICS |
Councilor Hall – Nuisance Ordinance Compliance
11. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 6:26 PM to meet again on Monday, June 22, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - May 27, 2020 |
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1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Manlow, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Councilor Kuiken and Councilor Neve were absent.
2. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Hall to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the May 11, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Manlow. Vote: Ayes-3, Noes-0, Absent-2
Vendors - Check #45866 thru Check #45879 - $189,745.61 Including EFT Payments
3. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
4. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
5. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
6. MAYOR’S REPORT |
7. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
8. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 5:47 PM to meet again on Monday, June 8, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - May 11, 2020 |
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1-2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken (signed in at 5:35pm), Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Neve to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the April 27, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Hall. Vote: Ayes-4, Noes-0, Absent-1
Vendors - Check #45830 thru Check #45864 - $137,213.53 Including EFT Payments
Check #45865 VOIDED
Payroll - Check #24803 thru Check #24818 - $111,133.05 Including Direct Deposit
4. CORRESPONDENCE |
Clerk/Treasurer Roberts provided the council and staff with some general information about fraudulent unemployment claims that are coming through at various cities throughout the state. She advised she would be providing additional information to the staff.
5. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
6. RECREATION AND CONSERVATION OFFICE (RCO) GRANT APPLICATION – ATHLETIC FIELD |
Mayor Struck explained that Jon Tienhaara, South Bend High School Superintendent will take the lead on applying for the grant and the school will provide the match if the grant application is successful. There will also be an interlocal agreement between the city and the school should the grant come to fruition. The council will approve the agreement and the terms laid out in said agreement if or when it comes to that. Councilor Hall made a motion to authorize the city to apply for an RCO Grant for the South Bend High School athletic field. The motion was seconded by Councilor Kuiken. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
7. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
8. MAYOR’S REPORT |
Mayor Struck explained that she is still meeting three times a week – Monday, Wednesday and Friday – via phone with the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) for updates on COVID-19 and she will pass on any pertinent information as needed. Right now, they are spending a lot of time trying to determine when to open up the beaches in South County. Councilor Davis asked who monitors the canneries and Mayor Struck explained that it is Pacific County’s responsibility to handle those issues. The county’s lead agency is the Department of Community Development.
9. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
10. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 5:58 PM to meet again on Wednesday, May 27, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - April 27, 2020 |
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1-2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Hall to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the April 13, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Davis. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45813 thru Check #45829 - $637,980.15 Including EFT Payments
4. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
5. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
6. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
7. MAYOR’S REPORT |
8. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
9. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 5:47 PM to meet again on Monday, May 11, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom unless otherwise announced.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - April 13, 2020 |
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1-2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by roll call by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts. Members present: Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Interim Police Chief Stigall, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Hall to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the March 23, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45764 thru Check #45812 - $126,989.57 Including EFT Payments
Payroll - Check #24787 thru Check #24802 - $108,549.82 Including Direct Deposit
4. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
5. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
6. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
7. MAYOR’S REPORT |
8. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
9. ADJOURNMENT |
The Zoom meeting was adjourned at 5:51 PM to meet again on Monday, April 27, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting via Zoom.
CITY OF SOUTH BEND - COUNCIL MEETING - March 23, 2020 |
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1-2. CALL TO ORDER AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE |
The council meeting was called to order by Mayor Struck at 5:30 pm followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Members present: Councilor Kuiken, Councilor Manlow, Councilor Neve, Councilor Davis, Councilor Hall, Police Chief Eastham, City Supervisor Houk and Clerk/Treasurer Roberts.
3. APPROVAL OF AGENDA, CONSENT AGENDA, AND APPROVAL OF MINUTES |
A motion was made by Councilor Neve to approve the Agenda, Consent Agenda and the minutes of the March 9, 2020 regular meeting. The motion was seconded by Councilor Hall. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
Vendors - Check #45731 thru Check #45763 - $116,984.87 Including EFT Payments
4. CORRESPONDENCE |
None
5. PUBLIC HEARING @ 5:32 PM – USDA RD FUNDING FOR POLICE VEHICLES |
Mayor Struck opened the public hearing at 5:32 pm. There was no public present. The public hearing was closed at 5:33 pm.
6. SPRING CLEAN UP |
Following a brief explanation of the proposed spring cleanup policy by Clerk/Treasurer Roberts Councilor Neve made a motion to accept POL-016 – Spring Clean as presented. The motion was seconded by Councilor Davis. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
7. 2020 – 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN UPDATE |
Councilor Neve noted two things within the proposed Comprehensive Plan that were inaccurate. It says that the city owns the Mill Pond which the city does not and that there is only one place for recycling when in fact there are two plus LeMay’s offers recycling. Other than general comments there was no additional amendments. Councilor Hall made a motion to accept the 2020 – 2040 Comprehensive Plan Update as presented with noted amendments. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
8. EMERGENCY EXECUTIVE ORDER – COVID-19 |
Councilor Hall made a motion authorizing the signature of the Emergency Executive Order – COVID-19. The motion was seconded by Councilor Davis. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
9. ORDINANCE #1554 - ESTABLISHING SBMC 2.07-EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION |
Councilor Hall made a motion accepting Ordinance #1554 – Establishing SBMC 2.07 – Emergency Organization as presented with one reading only. The motion was seconded by Councilor Neve. Vote: Ayes-5, Noes-0, Absent-0
10. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC |
None
11. DEPARTMENT HEAD REPORTS |
12. MAYOR’S REPORT |
13. COUNCIL COMMENTS |
14. ADJOURNMENT |
The meeting was adjourned at 6:06 PM to meet again on Monday, April 13, 2020 for the next regularly scheduled meeting at South Bend City Hall