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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Minutes 06.05.1990Minutes of the City Council of Laurel June 5, 1990 A regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Laurel, Montana, was held in the Council Chambers and called to order by Mayor Bob Gauthier at 7:00 p.m., on June 5, 1990. COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Ron Marshall Donna Kilpatrick Norman Orr L.D. Collins Lonnie Kellogg Bob Graham Bruce Teeters Chuck Rodgers COUNCIL MEMBERS ABSENT: None INVOCATION: Invocation was given by Reverend Holt. MINUTES: Motion by Alderman Marshall to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of May 15, 1990, as presented, seconded by Alderman Orr. Motion carried 8--0. CORRESPONDENCE: Received a letter from Robert E. Nelson, a former temporary city employee, questioning why he has been overlooked for full time employment several times during the past five years. Received a letter from Linda Dennis-Williams expressing an interest to remain on the City-County Planning Board. Received a letter from Town Pump, Inc. regarding the reconsideration of their application for Special Zoning Review. Included was a list of their proposed policies to govern the sale of beer at Town Pump in Laurel. Received a letter from the Montana Department of Highways regarding the Allocation of Gas Tax Revenue for 1990-91. Laurel is projected to receive $ 104,469.00. CLAIMS: Claims for the month of May were reviewed by the Budget/Finance Committee and recommended that they be paid. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to approve all claims in the amount of $ 224,762.09 for the month of May, seconded by Alderman Orr. Motion carried 8--0. JULY 4TH PARADE ROUTE: Sedley Barsness, on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce, is asking for approval of the 4th of July parade route. The parade will start at Laurel Co-op at 11:00 a.m. with entrants lining up on Alder Avenue. The parade will proceed west on Main Street, north on First Avenue, west on 7th Street, north on 3rd Avenue, east on 9th Street and with the parade dispersing in the high school parking lot. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to approve the July 4th parade route, seconded by Alderman Teeters. Motion carried 8--0. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REQUEST FOR BIERSTUBE ON JULY 4TH: The Chamber of Commerce would like the Council's permission to use the fenced in area of the Major League ballfield to operate a bierstube on the 4th of July. The hours would be from 1:00 p.m. until prior to the fireworks being displayed. They will get the license necessary for the sale of beer. Brian Fisher has been contacted regarding the assistance of the Police Reserves and they went over the layout of the field and the number of reserves that will be needed. There will be a sales table where wooden coins or tokens will be sold for purchasing beer. The Chamber would like to pull the portable stage onto the Little League field and this would be the staging area for various activities on the 4th of July. Page2 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 Milt Wester stated it has become more apparent every year that it requires a certain amount of money to do the things that people enjoy on the 4th of July and the Chamber needs some type of fund raiser to handle this. They feel this may be one of their better methods and they would like to utilize it from year to year. It would be managed by the Chamber and their members and would be for adults only. Identification would be checked at the entrances to the field. It was stated they are trying to get a corporate sponsor and if they do so, that money would be used for a sound systems for the park so everyone can hear what is going on. Brian Fisher, Captain of the Police Reserves, stated reserve officers will be in the park because of the different activities taking place. They will rotate shifts and monitor the base lines to prevent beer from being taken out of the fenced area. Brian stipulated that the bierstube be closed down one hour prior to the fireworks to make a safe environment for the fireworks display. Joe Bradley stated conditions beer sales during the street conditions were: were put on the Jaycees last year for dance and it went very well. The 1. ID required for every person entering fenced area. 2. Proof of liability insurance. 3. Assurance that workers would not drink. Sandy Stevens, a member of the Chamber, was in favor of these conditions and asked that the council apply them to this activity. Motion by Alderman Graham to allow the Chamber of Commerce to have a bierstube in the Major League ballfield on July 4th, with the conditions as stipulated above~ seconded by Alderman Teeters. Motion carried 7--1, with Alderwoman Kilpatrick voting~ "NO." JAYCEES STREET DANCE ON JULY 3RD: LaNaya Gonzales and Terry Steinmasel, representatives of the Laurel Jaycees, asked permission to hold the annual street dance. It would be held on Tuesday, July 3rd from 9:00 p.m. until 2:00 a.m. with liquor sales stopping at 1:30 a.m. It would be held at the 5th and Main parking lot and the area will be completely fenced with only one entrance available. There will be a $ 1.00 donation at the gate which will go to the ambulance fund. Security will be provided by the Laurel Police Reserves with approximately 8-10 officers on duty. Terry stated the Jaycees will be following the recommendations that were set last year and which Joe Bradley reviewed earlier in the meeting. Everyone will be carded at the gate, the Jaycees have a one million dollar liability insurance policy, and no workers will be allowed to drink. There will be no keg beer sold and for safety reasons, the beer will be sold in cans rather than bottles. Non-alcoholic beverages will also be available. In answer to a question, LaNaya feels the crowd will be much smaller this year than last so there will only be four porta-pots available. Motion by Alderman Collins to approve the Jaycees street dance with the conditions that they see proof of ID at the gate, have liability insurance with the city named as an insured, and that the workers do not drink, seconded by Alderman Marshall. Motion carried 8--0. TOWN PUMP - RECONSIDERATION OF SPECIAL REVIEW: Joe Bradley stated that this item is back on the agenda because of Bob Graham's motion at the last council meeting. This is not a public hearing but any council member can ask specific questions of anyone in the audience. Page 3 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 Albert Ehrlick, former Mayor, stated he was appalled to read that this is not a morality issue and he said you go from morality to a safety factor. Albert feels the Town Pump area is very congested due to the interstate ramp and the street access to the south side. Often traffic backs up quite a distance and it is hard to cross. Albert said the legislature recently passed a law to get rid of drunk drivers and here you want to put a bar in a service station and make more drunk drivers. He can't understand where we're coming from by doing this. Albert said he has a petition signed by many people on the south side but was told it wouldn't do any good to bring it here so he is going to present it to the legislature. Bob Graham stated he sympathizes with Albert and he voted against it the last time but as a council, they have to look at the issue from a legal standpoint only. The only issue they can address is the zoning one and unfortunately Town Pump meets all the zoning requirements. The council has no legal recourse but to vote on the zoning issue. Albert said the council can change the zoning laws and Bob said this can be done before other issues come up but nothing can be done about this one now. Bob said what Albert can do is to go before the legislature and ask them to change the law regarding gas and beer sales at the same establishment. Joe said that if this law was changed through the legislature, it would prevent any more gas stations from getting liquor licenses but the existing ones would be grandfathered in. Tom Richardson distributed the proposed policy for on-premise sale of beer at Laurel Town Pump. It was stated at a previous meeting that Town Pump withdrew their license application at a location in Montana and L.D. Collins questioned why. Tom stated it was in Wolf Point, which is on the reservation and they have a unique situation where they have a severe problem with alcohol. Town Pump felt they could better serve the community if they withdrew the application. L.D. stated he felt Town Pump could better serve Laurel if they were to withdraw it here also. Tom stated there will not be the problems that the people of Laurel are anticipating. There have not been problems at the other locations and there will not be here. Bob Graham stated he was told by various authorities that Laurel has one of the highest per capita consumptions of alcohol in the state. If this is true as is apparently true with Wolf Point, will Town Pump reconsider? Cal Cumin stated the city's ordinance specifically allows a bar to be located in this zone, subject to the council's conditions. The only leeway the city has is in the application of those conditions. Joe said Cat has done extensive research in regard to land use law and there is a lot of authority that says these kind of conditions can be enforced. Town Pump is proposing these conditions, the city is not forcing them, so the authority is there to take action if the conditions are violated. The alcoholic sales will end at 12 midnight but the gambling is limited to bar hours of 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. unless the council puts a condition on this. Cal said when the Planning Board reviewed this application they looked at surrounding land uses, highway safety and transportation issues. As was stated, that is a busy intersection but there is no record of a large number of accidents there. It is hard to document and without documentation the city cannot force any issues. Cal said at the Planning Board meeting next week, they will try to change the city ordinance to prohibit the sale of alcoholic beverage and gas at the same establishment. This can be done for the future, but it will not help this issue. Page 4 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 For the record, Joe read the conditions Town Pump has proposed and they are as follows: 1. No alcoholic beverage, for on-premise consumption, will be sold after 12:00 midnight. No alcoholic beverage, for on-premise consumption, will be sold at any time, unless accompanied by the purchase of a meal. 3. No customer shall be permitted to purchase more than two (2) alcoholic beverages. Ail keno/poker machines will be located separate from the food service area, and no customer will be permitted to drink alcoholic beverages while playing these video machines. 5. Signage, as needed to inform customers of these policies, will be posted within the store. 6. Alcoholic beverage must be served by a clerk on duty, no self-service of on-premise consumption. Motion by Alderman Orr to amend the original motion to these condition to the Special Review, seconded by Alderman Motion carried 8--0. include Teeters. At this time the vote was taken on the original motion as amended. Motion carried 6--2 with Alderman Collins and Alderwoman Kiipatrick voting, "NO." Bob Graham commented to the audience that if anyone sees violations of these conditions, document them or get witnesses and report it to the police department. Albert Ehrlick stated they will not do anything. He reported an incident and felt the police did not do their job regarding it. BID OPENINGS: This being the time and place advertised, opened and read aloud. the bids received were L_~uid Asphalt Cenex Bid Bond Laurel, MT Cert. of Resolution MC-800 30,000 gallons $ 16,194.00 CRS-2 25,000 gallons 12t305.00 Total Bid ......... $ 28,499.00 This bid was referred to the Street and Alley Committee for a recommendation at the next council meeting. Street Material William Krug & Sons Sand & Gravel 2450 Hwy. 212 South Laurel, MT Bid Bond Check $ 4,375.00 1,000 CY 1/2" road material (del) $ 6.00 $ 4,000 CY 3/4" road material (del) 5.75 2,000 CY 3/8" stone chips (pit) 6.00 500 CY 3" max. pit run (pit) 5.50 Total Bid ......... 6,000.00 23,000.00 12,000.00 __2 750.00 43,750.00 Page5 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of gune 5, 1990 Empire Sand & Gravel Co. P.O. Box 1215 Billings, MT Inc. Bid Bond $ 70,300.00 1,000 CY 4,000 CY 2,000 CY 500 CY 1/2" road material (del) $ 11.55 3/4" road material (del) 9.75 3/8" stone chips (pit) 9.00 3" max. pit run (pit) 3.50 $ 11,550.00 39,000.00 18,000.00 1~750.00 Total Bid ......... $ 70,300.00 Midland O'Leary, Inc. 1041 4th Avenue North Billings, MT Bid Bond $ 62,250.00 1,000 CY 1/2" road material (del) $ 9.75 $ 9,750.00 4,000 CY 3/4" road material (del) 8.50 34,000.00 2,000 CY 3/8" stone chips (pit) 8.00 16,000.00 600 CY 3" max. pit run (pit) 5.00 2a500.00 Total Bid ......... $ 62,250.00 The bids were referred to the Street and Alley Committee for a recommendation at the next council meeting. Cold-Laid Asphaltic Plant Mix Empire Sand & Gravel Co. P.O. Box 1215 Billings, MT Inc. Bid Bond $ 42,240.00 2,000 T MC-800 cold mix Midland O'Leary, Inc. 1041 4th Avenue North Billings, MT 2,000 T MC-800 cold mix The bids were referred to the Street $ 21.12 $ 42,240.00 Bid Bond $ 46,900.00 $ 23.45 $ 46,900.00 and Alley Committee for a recommendation at the next council meeting. Laurel Co-op 800 East Main Laurel, MT Super unleaded #2 diesel fuel 518 15W-40 oil Laurel Serviceuter 201 West Main Laurel, MT Super unleaded #2 diesel fuel XD3 15W-40 oil The bids were referred to Petroleum Products Bid Bond Cheek $ 20,123.20 .996/gal. $ 11,952.00 .686/gal. 6,860.00 2.98/gal. 1~311.20 Total Bid ......... $ 20,123.20 Bid Bond Check $ 22,236.00 $ 1.125/gal. $ 13,500.00 .724/gal. 7,240.00 3.40/gal. 1~496.00 Total Bid ......... $ 22,236.00 the Street and Alley Committee for a recommendation at the next council meeting. Page 6 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of gune 5, 1990 AUDIT PROPOSAL FOR 1989-90: Three local accounting firms in town were contacted by the City Clerk in regard to the audit proposal. Mel Tiensvold, on behalf of the Vernon D. Keepers office, said they are not going to bid on it. A letter was received from Jackson, Potter and Co. and they declined bidding on it also. The only bid received was from Cosner and Dennis-Williams Accounting Firm in the amount of $ 8,500.00. The bid was referred to the Budget/Finance Committee for a recommendation at the next council meeting. RESOLUTION TO FINANCE PURCHASE OF HIGH BAND RADIOS: RESOLUTION NO. 2447 AUTHORIZING AN AGREEMENT WITH FIRST SECURITY BANK TO FINANCE THE BALANCE DUE ON HIGH BAND RADIOS Motion by Alderman Orr that Resolution No. 2447 be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Marshall. Motion carried 8--0. SWEEPING AGREEMENT WITH STATE OF MONTANA: RESOLUTION NO. 2448 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF LAUREL AND THE MONTANA DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS, SAID AGREEMENT RELATING TO STREET SWEEPING Motion by Alderman Marshal] that Resolution No. 2448 be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Kellogg. Motion carried 8--0. AMENDING ORDINANCES FOR RECODIFICATION: ORDINANCE NO. 969 (first reading) AMENDING SECTION 2.08.010 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, QUALIFICATIONS OF MAYOR Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick that Ordinance No. 969 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Orr. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 970 (first reading AMENDING SECTION 2.08.040 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, DUTIES OF CLERK Motion by Alderman Orr that Ordinance No. 970 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Marshall. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 971 (first reading) AMENDING SECTION 2.04.070 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, ELECTIVE AND APPOINTIVE OFFICES Motion by Alderman Teeters that Ordinance No. 971 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Graham. Motion by Alderman Kellogg to amend Ordinance No. 971 to Assistant Director of Public Works, seconded by Alderman Motion carried 8--0. include Collins. A roll call vote was taken on the original motion and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. Page 7 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 ORDINANCE NO. 972 (first reading) AMENDING SECTION 2.17.010 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, QUALIFICATIONS OF ALDERMAN Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick that Ordinance No. 972 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Orr. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 973 (first reading) REPEALING SECTION 2.04.080 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, COUNCIL MAY ABOLISH OFFICE Motion by Alderman Marshall that Ordinance No. 973 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Orr. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 974 (first reading) REPEALING SECTION 1.14.050 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, ORDINANCE TO HAVE ONE SUBJECT, EXPRESSED IN TITLE Motion by Alderman Orr that Ordinance No. 974 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Graham. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 975 (first reading) REPEALING SECTION 2.04.010 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, PRINCIPLE OFFICES Motion by Alderman Marshall that Ordinance No. 975 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Kellogg. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. ORDINANCE NO. 976 (first reading) REPEALING ALL OF TITLE 2, CHAPTER 28 OF THE LAUREL MUNICIPAL CODE, "CITY ELECTIONS" Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick that Ordinance No. 976 (first reading) be passed and adopted, seconded by Alderman Orr. A roll call vote was taken and all aldermen voted, "YES." Motion carried 8--0. COMMITTEE REPORTS: --Budget/Finance Committee minutes of May 15, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to enter the Budget/Finance Committee minutes of May 15, 1990~ into the record, seconded by Alderman Kellogg. Motion carried 8--0. --Budget/Finance Committee minutes of May 16, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick Committee minutes of May 16, 1990, Alderman Rodgers. to enter the Budget/Finance into the record, seconded by Discussion regarding extending the building permit jurisdiction one mile beyond the city limits. Discussion regarding annexing wholly surrounded area within the city. At this time the vote was taken on the motion. Motion carried 8--0. Page 8 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 --Budget/Finance Committee minutes of May 30, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to enter the Budget/Finance Committee minutes of May 30, 1990, into the record, seconded by Alderman Orr. Motion carried 8--0. It was stated the 1990 tax assessment cannot be raised beyond the 1986 level. (This does not include maintenance assessments~ such as snow removal and light districts.) --City Council Committee of the Whole minutes of May 15, 1990 were presented. Motion by Alderman Orr to enter the City Council Committee of the Whole minutes of May 15, 1990, into the record, seconded by Alderman Rodgers. Motion carried 8--0. --Insurance Committee minutes of June 4, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderman Orr to enter the Insurance Committee minutes of June 4, 1990, into the record, seconded by Alderman Marshall. Motion carried 8--0. Discussion followed concerning the differences between Blue Shield and Mutual of Omaha regarding deductibles, out expense, claim service and premiums. Cross/Blue of pocket --Parks Committee minutes of May 30, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to minutes of May 30, 1990, into the record, Motion carried 8--0. enter the Parks Committee seconded by Alderman Orr. --Street and Alley Committee minutes of May 17, 1990 were presented and reviewed. At the committee meeting, Ed Ecker requested that the alley between Western Drug and Terry's Quik Stop be blocked because of the mess the mud makes. Jim Worthington checked on this and found the alley has not been vacated but Third Street South was in the past. There is no way the alley can be used for garbage pickup or anything else so Jim feels the request to block it on the north end only, by vacated Third Street South, is valid if the property owners agree to it. Joe Bradley stated the blocking can be done by the property owner. Mr. Ecker from Terry~s Quik Stop, stated he and Pizza Hut are having problems with people making U-turns on South 4th Street. In the past~ he had a problem with kids using his lot for turning around but by posting signs he has curbed this problem. The kids have now moved onto the street and this has made an even greater problem there. It was mentioned that according to state law, it is not illegal to make U-turns in this area, Joe Bradley stated that signs can be posted to prevent U-turns if the appropriate ordinances are passed, then persons doing this can be ticketed. It was stated that in order for tickets to hold up in court, signs need to be posted every block and the person receiving the ticket needs to be within one block of the sign. Joe Bradley will get together with Jim Worthington regarding the request by Cashmore Memorial Chapel to widen it's driveway approach from 12 feet to 30 feet. Motion by Alderman Collins to enter the Street and Alley Committee minutes of May 17, 1990, into the record, seconded by Alderman Orr. Motion carried 8--0. Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Page 9 Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 --Thomson Park Shelter Committee minutes of May 23, 1990 were presented and reviewed. Motion by Alderwoman Kilpatrick to enter the Thomson Park Shelter Committee minutes of May 23, 1990, into the record, seconded by Alderman Collins. Motion carried 8--0. The Mayor commended the ladies who have worked so hard for their effort on this project. COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE: Rev. Willis stated that it has been repeatedly said that the Town Pump issue needed to be decided on based on the zoning issue and that was done here tonight. He now urged all council members to attend the meeting by the Department of Revenue Liquor Division to protest this license at Town Pump and tell them we don't want this in our town. Albert Ehrlick spoke regarding the traffic off the interstate at Town Pump. He mentioned that the Townsend exit is a full clover leaf where Laurel has a half clover leaf and this makes a big difference. Karen Gerke, 411 Ceder, stated she has a 15 year old grandson who is at Town Pump all the time. At the first meeting regarding Town Pump, it was stated that 90% of their clientele are teenage kids. Her grandson has said that he and his friends can go to Town Pump and buy alcohol any time they want right now. These kids have just received their drivers licenses and they think they know it all at this age and it is a major problem. She feels it is a time bomb waiting to happen because of the traffic congestion in that area. Karen said she and her husband are former truck drivers and a trucker is not going to buy a six pack when they are not allowed to have beer in their truck but when you offer them two or 'three beers while they are filling their fuel tanks~ they are going to drink them. She said don't do the truckers a favor by allowing this to happen in a place where they fill up with gas. Mike Venditti, 902 12th Avenue, stated you can't stop people from drinking if they want to but you don't have to make it easier for them. It was stated that Bob Graham, L.D. Collins, and Donna Kilpatrick were interested in going to Helena for the hearing before the Department of Revenue Liquor Division. Jim Worthington stated there has been a request to put a stop sign exiting the alley at the south side of the West School property, facing east onto 8th Avenue. By ordinance the Police Chief has the authority to place a sign with the approval of the council. Jim said there have been some serious traffic problems in this area. It was stated that during the baseball season there is an unusual amount of traffic but even at other times there is a lot because of the church and apartments in that area. A resident of that area said there is a considerable amount of dust because of the speed the vehicles travel down the road and just last week his child's bike was run over when the child slid off the bike and let it go under the truck. He feels a stop sign is a start but it may be necessary to put in speed bumps also to control the speed of traffic. Bob Graham feels that an in depth traffic study needs to be done in Laurel to find out if we need more through street and or signs to alleviate the traffic problems. This will be put on the agenda for the next council meeting. Motion by Alderman Teeters to direct Alan Crowe to place a stop sign at the alley south of the West School (behind 803 West 4th Street) tomorrow, seconded by Alderman Graham. Motion carried 7--1 with Alderman Kellogg voting, "NO." Page 20 Minutes of the City Council of Laurel Council Meeting of June 5, 1990 There will be a Street and Alley Committee meeting on Tuesday, June 12th at 5:00 p.m. Dave Michael reported that the City of Billings did approve an agreement with Laurel for solid waste dumping. MAYOR'S COMMENTS: The Mayor appointed Lori Spina as an ambulance attendant. Motion by Alderman Collins to confirm the Mayor's appointment of Lori Spina as an ambulance attendant, seconded by Alderman Teeters. Motion carried 8--0. The Mayor inquired whether enough aldermen would be present at the July 3rd council meeting for a quorum and it was stated there will be. A special council meeting will be held on July 9th at 5:30 p.m. to approve the June claims. The Herbstfest Committee would like to use a portable stage that EMC has but they need a written letter from the city to do so. There was some confusion as to why the letter should come from the city instead of the School Board so Joe Bradley will check into this. The Ambulance Director inquired whether there is a problem with having the Police Reserve officers driving the ambulance. Two officers are interested in in helping out the ambulance by driving only. This item was referred to the Ambulance Committee and a recommendation will be made to the council at a later date. The Mayor hired the lifeguards as previously mentioned in the Parks Committee minutes. There being no further business to come before the Council at time~ the meeting was adjourned at 9:17 p.m. Donald L. Hackmann, City Clerk this Approved by the Mayor and passed by the City Council of the City Laurel, Montana, this 19th day of June, 1990. Bob Gauthier, Mayor of ATTEST: Donald L. Hackmann, City Clerk