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CALLED TO ORDER: 7:06 P.M. at City Hall, by Mayor Bob Jaquis ROLL CALL: Present: Lynn Henn, Chris Benda & Peg Uthe. Absent: Craig Allen Moved by Henn, seconded by Uthe to approve the minutes for May 20, 2002, revenue and expense report for May 2002, Agenda, Claims List and Interim Claims List for June 3, 2002. Motion declared carried unanimously. No citizen requested to speak during the open forum.John Mass was present as the representative of Heart of Iowa Regional Transit. Mr. Mass informed the Mayor and Council on transportation services that HIRTA could provide to the Ames swimming pool, during the week. Chris Hadaway owner of Tropical Sno and Video Arcade and
Rick Thompson discussed with the Mayor and Council details of organizing
a kid’s street dance on June 22, 2002. Moved by Benda, seconded by Henn to adopt Resolution
392, Appointing Jonathan Popp to the office of City Council Member
At-Large to fill a vacant unexpired term ending 31 December, 2003. Move by Uthe, seconded by Henn to approve tax exemption at 137 Christian Petersen Avenue. Motion declared carried unanimously. Council reviewed an evaluation on tax abatement, prepared by Mayor Jaquis. Council agreed that the tax abatement plan has been a plus for both new construction and current residents living in Gilbert. Moved by Benda, seconded by Uthe to adjourn at 7:50 p.m. Motion declared carried unanimously.
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"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed people can change the world — indeed it's the only thing that ever has!" Margaret Mead, American anthropologist |
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c2002 The Gilbert Gazette
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