HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 07/21/1976PRESENT:
Mayor Jason Luby
Mayor Pro Tem Bill Tipton
Council Members:
Eduardo E. de Ases
Ruth Gill
Bob Gulley
Gabe Lozano, Sr.
Edward Sample
MINUTES
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
JULY 21, 1976
2:00 P.M.
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• City Manager R. Marvin Townsend
City Attorney J. Bruce Aycock
City Secretary Bill G. Read
Mayor Luby called the meeting to order in the Council Chambers of City Hall.
The Invocation was given by Council Member Gabe Lozano, Sr.
City Secretary Read called the roll and stated there was a'quorum of the Council
and the necessary Charter Officers present to*have a legally constituted meeting.
Motion by Tipton, seconded by Sample and passed unanimously, that the following
Minutes be approved as submitted to the Council: the Minutes of the Regular Council
Meeting of June 23; the Regular Council Meeting of June 30; the Special Council Meeting
of June 30 at 3:30 p.m.; the Regular Council Meeting of July 7; and the Special Council
Meeting of July 7 at 7:00 p.m.
Mayor Luby announced his nominations to fill existing vacancies on Boards and
Commissions, as follows: to the Human Relations Commission: Mrs. Catherine (Jerry)
Chambers; Mrs. Elida S. Gonzales; Mr. Billy Ray Coleman; and three youth members,
Mr. Johnny Milani; Mr. Freddie Cavazos and Mr. V. L. Houston; to the Municipal Arts
Commission: Mr. Roy Best; and to the Transit Study Board: Mr. Preston Smith.
Motion by Sample, seconded by Lozano and passed unanimously, to accept the Mayor's
appointments to the foregoing boards.
For vacancies on the following Boards and Commissions the Council had made the
following nominations during their morning Workshop Meeting: to the Building Code
Board of Appeals: Mr. I. C. Salazar and Mr. Billy Braselton; to the Solicitations
Commission: Mr. Johnny Bilano; Mr. C. W. (Chile) Vetters (both for reappointment) and
Mrs. Veda Kull; to the Building Standards and Housing Board of Appeals: Mrs. Joy Yates;
and to the Board of Equalization: Mr. Manuel Colomo.
Motion by Gulley, seconded by Tipton and passed unanimously, that the foregoing
nominations be approved and confirmed.
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 2
City Manager Townsend next distributed to the Council copies of his
memorandum summarizing Mr. Eugene Bouligny's complaint regarding a piece of
property he purchased at a tax sale which turned out to have a Small Business
Administration lien against it. The Staff recommended paying the SBA the amount
which the City received from the sale, with Mr. Bouligny paying the paving assessment
against the property. The Council so approved; and Mr. Bouligny stated that was
agreeable to him.
Mayor Luby then called for the City Manager's Report, and City Manager
Townsend presented the following items, with related comments and explanations:
a. Recommendation that bids be received at 11:00 A.M., Tuesday, August 10,
1976 on bus tire leasing service for a five year period beginning
August 1, 1977 and ending July 31, 1981 for the Transit Division.
b. Recommendation that the 1976-77 requirements of standard stock forms be
purchased from MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, Corpus Christi, on the basis of low
bid of $11,903.19. Bids were received from 5 firms. Price comparison
shows an increase of 37.8%. (Bid Tab #40-76)
c. Recommendation that 1976-77 annual supply contracts be awarded to the
following firms on the basis of most advantageous bid:
ALLIED SPECIALTY CO., Corpus Christi, Lot I, 56,000 ea.
Smooth Face Bricks $ 4,600.00
TEXAS INDUSTRIES, INC., Corpus Christi
Lot II, 19,500 ea. Concrete Bricks & Building blocks 4,610.90
SOUTH TEXAS LINEN SERVICE, Corpus Christi
Linen & Towel Service, 5 items, 13 locations 6,126.80
ACE PEST CONTROL, Corpus Christi
Pest Control Service, 41 locations 2,296.00
CENTURY PAPER, INC., Corpus Christi
Lot I, Fine Paper (11 items) 24,380.60
CLAMPITT PAPER CO., San Antonio, Texas
Lot II, NCR Paper (4 items) 2,793.98
U. S. ENVELOPE, Houston, Texas
Lot III, Envelopes (17 items) 3,715.30
LITTON OFFICE PRODUCTS, Corpus Christi
Lot IV, Adding Machine Tape & Index Cards (10 items) 1,439.93
Lot V, Stationery Supplies (38 items) 18,090.90
DOUGLAS ELECTRONICS, Corpus Christi
Radio Tubes (54 items) 5,255..51
SCHWING DIESEL, Corpus Christi
Lot I, Oil & Fuel Filters (85 items) 11,504.07
SANATEX OIL CO., Corpus Christi
Lot II, PCV Valves, (5 items) 371.25
Lot III, Sparkplugs (12,088) 6,134.66
$91,319.90
The apparent low bid of $3,654.65 by Century Paper, Corpus Christi, on
envelopes is not a firm price bid. Since the firm price bid of U. S. Envelope,
Houston, is only 1.6% higher, it is recommended. Bide were received from
21 firms. Price comparison shows an overall average of 2.9%, ranging from
an increase of 12% on radio tubes to a decrease of 3% on printing papers
and stationery items. (Bid Tab #41-76)
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 3
d. Recommendation that bid award on 1976-77 annual supply contracts be made
to the following firms on the basis of low bid meeting specifications:
MCALLEN PIPE & SUPPLY CO., Corpus Christi
80 Eire Hydrants
REILLY TAR & CHEMICAL CORP., Houston
Pipeline Enamel & Primer
ARMOR SUPPLY CORP., Odessa
Pipeline Felt
C. C. PIPE & SUPPLY CO., Corpus Christi
7,500 ft. of 20 ft. wide Polyethylene Plastic
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL, INC., Corpus Christi
5,300 ft. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
W. S. DICKEY CLAY, San Antonio
37 items - Sewer Tile & Fittings
TEXAS INDUSTRIES, INC., Corpus Christi
7,500 bags Industrial Quick Set Concrete
$ 20,754.73
3,430.30
1,472.00
2,456.93
20,243.86
52,128.74
11,245.50
$111,732.06
The apparent low bids of $1,360 by Mayor Kelly Co., Houston on pipeline
felt and $20,000 by Ludlow Rensselaer Hydrant Co. of East Liverpool, Ohio
on fire hydrants are not recommended because they are F.O.B. Houston and
do not meet specifications respectively. Bids were received from 29 firms.
Price comparison varies from a decrease of 16% on pipeline felt to an
increase of 7% on polyethylene plastic. (Bid Tab #4276)
e. Recommendation that 1,500 cases (4,404 towels per case) of paper towels
be purchased from Havatampa Wholesale Company, Corpus Christi for the
low bid of $10,635.00. This is a cooperative purchase according to
bids taken by the Corpus Christi Independent School District. Bids were
received from 7 firms. Price comparison shows an increase of 2.46%.
(Bid Tab #43-76)
f. Recommendation that a 10' utility easement abutting Lots 1A, 1B, 1C, and
2A, Block 3, Gardendale Addition near the intersection of Bonner Drive
and Everhart Road, south of Padre Island Drive be abandoned. The property
is being replatted.
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The request has been circulated to the departments involved and they concur
subject to relocation, at the expense of the applicant, of a 2" gas line
the easement and dedication of an alternate easement.
Recommendation that Mr. Edgar H. Moore and Mr. Jule Pels, developers of
Crestmont Subdivision, Unit 1, Block 6, be reimbursed for one-half the
cost of street and sidewalk improvements on Carroll Lane adjacent to the
dedicated park in the subdivision and $2,800.04 be appropriated for the
City's share. The Platting Ordinance provides that the City bear its
share of construction cost for streets which abut dedicated parks. The
subdivision is located south of Holly Road on Carroll Lane.
h. Recommendation that plans and specifications for construction of a 28 space
parking lot at Lindale Senior Citizens Center be approved and bids be
received on Tuesday, August 10, 1976. The plans provide 60 -degree parking
for easier access for the elderly.
i. Recommendation that Trinity Testing Laboratories, Inc. be authorized to
perform the necessary foundation investigation for the Community Convention
Center. The ordinance authorizing the architects to proceed with with
the design development phase provides $13,882.89 for this work.
j. Recommendation that plana and sp.'eifienlions for construction of drainage
improvements to Corpus Christi Bench reloLod to the beach restoration
project be approved and bids be received on August 11, 1976. The plans
include a drainage outfall beginning at Pearl Street northward along
North Shoreline to Golf Place and the second outfall beginning at the
north end at Gulfbreeze Boulevard southward to Gulfspray Avenue. This
project is a part of the 1976 Community Development Program,
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976 _ ..
Page 4
*k.
Recommendation that the following actions be taken in connection with
street improvements in the Washington -Carver area, Unit II.
1. Plans and specifications be approved and bids be received on August 11,
1976. The project includes the construction of Nogales, Guadalupe,
Tarlton, Cheyenne to Rose Shaw, Washington and Elgin Streets.
The project was included in the 1972 bond and 1976 Community Development
Programs. (see later revision of this item.)
1. Recommendation that authority be granted for the City as Administrative
Unit' for the Manpower Consortium, to execute Community Services Admin-
istration contracts effective June 4, 1976 through September 30, 1976
to provide a Summer Youth Program in the Consortium area. The grant
was approved by the Executive Committee on May 20, 1976 and by the Council
on June 9, 1976:
Bee County - City of Beeville $ 4,315
Brooks County 1,519
Duval County 2,224
Jim Wells County - Community Action Agency 6,268
Kleberg County - City of Kingsville 6,294
Live Oak County 1,271
Nueces
City of Corpus Christi 38,814
Manpower Administration 3,110
City of Robstown 4,137
Nueces Community Action Agency 2,129
San Patricio County - Community Action Agency 8,974
Auditing 335
Total $79,390
m. Recommendation that $3,148.35 be appropriated from the First Year Com-
munity Development Program to provide $939 for a change order to the
contract with I. C. Salazar Construction Company for improvements to
the Hialco Neighborhood Center and $2,209,35 for additional improve-
ments in Chiquita Park being constructed by Park Division forces. The
change order to the Salazar contract provides for the installation of
fire extinguishing equipment as an integral part of the range hood and
venting system.
n. Recommendation that plans and specifications for the construction of the
Satellite Clinic in Flour Bluff be approved and bids be received on
August 11, 1976. The plans include construction of a Utility Pay Station
and space for a branch library in connection with the Satellite Clinic.
The clinic portion was approved in the 1972 Bond Election.
There was no discussion from the audience pertaining to the City Manager's
Report.
Motion by Tipton, seconded by Gulley and passed --with Luby voting No on item
"i" --that the City Manager's Report be accepted, and items "a" through "n" be adopted,
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Motion by Gill, seconded by Sample and passed unanimously, that the ordinance
pertaining to library fees, read on the first two of three readings on July 6, 1976
and July 13, 1976, respectively, be and the same is hereby amended prior to its third
and final reading, as follows: (1) Add to the list of library materials and fees
in Section 1 the following: "Art prints - (per day) - - - .25." (2) Add to Section
1. the definition of "book" as follows: "Book shall be construed as a book or any other
item or materials loaned by the library, excluding art prints."
inutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 5
City Manager Townsend then presented the ordinances, with related comments
and explanations. No one from the audience addressed the Council regarding any of
the ordinances. City Secretary Read polled the Council for its vote; and stated that
all ordinances voted upon passed, as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 13291
THIRD•READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI,
1976 REVISION, BY ADDING A NEW SECTION NUMBERED AND ENTITLED "SEC. 2-97 LIBRARY -
FEES"; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION.
The foregoing ordinance was read for the third time and passed finally by the
following vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present
and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 13292
THIRD READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI,
1976 EDITION, BY AMENDING SECTION 6-74, REDEMPTION OF IMPOUNDED ANIMALS OR FOWLS, SO
AS TO INCREASE THE FEES FOR IMPOUNDMENT AND OBSERVATION AND TO CHARGE BOARDING FEE
FOR DOGS AND LIVESTOCK; PROVIDING A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
The foregoing ordinance was read for the third time and passed finally by the
following vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present
and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 13293
THIRD READING OF AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING SWANSON HEISTER WILSON CLAYCOMB (SHWC, INC.)
OF CORPUS CHRISTI AND CAUDILL ROWLETT SCOTT OF HOUSTON, THE ARCHITECTS FOR THE COMMUNITY -
CONVENTION CENTER, TO PROCEED WITH THE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE AND AUTHORIZING THE
PROCUREMENT OF SERVICES FOR A FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION NECESSARY FOR THE PROJECT DESIGN;
APPROPRIATING $160,000 OUT OF THE NO. 102 GENERAL FUND UNAPPROPRIATED FUND BALANCE,
WHICH AMOUNT IS TO BE REIMBURSED FROM THE NO. 209 COMMUNITY -CONVENTION CENTER BOND FUND
UPON THE SALE OF BONDS APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO. 209-76-1, OF WHICH APPROPRIATION
$146,117.11 IS FOR ARCHITECTURAL FEES AND $13,882.89 IS FOR THE FOUNDATION INVESTIGATION.
The foregoing ordinance was read for the third time and passed finally by the following
vote: Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present and voting "Aye"; Luby
voting "Nay".
ORDINANCE NO. 13294
ABANDONING A 10 -FOOT UTILITY EASEMENT ABUTTING LOTS 1A, 1B, 1C AND 2A, BLOCK 3,
GARDENDALE, IN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, SUBJECT TO THE
RELOCATION, AT THE APPLICANT'S EXPENSE, OF A 2 -INCH GAS LINE IN THE EASEMENT AND
DEDICATION OF AN ALTERNATE EASEMENT THEREFOR; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND DECLARING
AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the following
vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 13295
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT WITH EDGAR H. MOORE AND JULE
PELS, A PARTNERSHIP, DEVELOPERS' OF CRESTMONT SUBDIVISION, WHEREBY THE CITY WILL
REIMBURSE THE DEVELOPERS ONE-HALF OF CONSTRUCTING STREET IMPROVEMENTS AROUND THE
DEDICATED PARK ABUTTING BLOCK 6 IN CRESTMONT SUBDIVISION; ALL AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH
IN THE AGREEMENT, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART
HEREOF, MARKED EXHIBIT "A"; APPROPRIATING $2,800.04 OUT OF THE NO. 220 STREET BOND
FUND FOR THE CITY'S ESTIMATED SHARE OF COST APPLICABLE TO PROJECT NO. 220-72-29; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the following
vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present and voting "Aye".
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 6 •
ORDINANCE N0. 13296
APPROPRIATING A TOTAL OF $3,148.35 OUT OF THE NO, 162 FEDERAL/STATE GRANTS FUND,
ACTIVITY 4732, CODE 502, FIRST YEAR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM
(B -75 -MC -48-0502), OF WHICH $939 IS FOR CHANGE ORDER NO. 2 TO THE CONTRACT WITH
I. C. SALAZAR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN CONNECTION WITH CONSTRUCTION OF IMPROVEMENTS
TO THE HIALCO NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER AND $2,209.35 IS TO SUPPLEMENT EXISTING APPROPRIATIONS
OF $21,225 PREVIOUSLY APPROPRIATED, TO REIMBURSE THE NO. 102 GENERAL FUND FOR
CONSTRUCTION PERFORMED BY CITY FORCES IN CHIQUITA PARK; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the following
vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present and voting "Aye".
ORDINANCE NO. 13297
AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE FOR THE CITY, AS THE ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT
OF THE COASTAL BEND MANPOWER CONSORTIUM, COMMUNITY SERVICE ADMINISTRATION CONTRACTS,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 4, 1976 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 1976, TO PROVIDE A SUMMER YOUTH RECREATION
PROGRAM IN THE CONSORTIUM AREA, ALLOCATED AS FOLLOWS:
1. BEE COUNTY: CITY OF BEEVILLE, $4,315;
2. BROOKS COUNTY, $1,519;
3. DUVAL COUNTY, $2,224;
4. JIM WELLS COUNTY: COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, $6,268;
5. KLEBERG COUNTY: CITY OF KINGSVILLE, $6,294;
6. LIVE OAK COUNTY, $1,271;
7. NUECES COUNTY:
a. CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI (PARK AND RECREATION), $38,814;
b. CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI (MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION ), $3,110;
c. CITY OF ROBSTOWN, $4,137;
d. NUECES COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, $2,129; AND
8. SAN PATRICIO COUNTY: COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY, $8,974,
ALL AS MORE FULLY SET FORTH IN THE RESPECTIVE CONTRACTS, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF EACH
BEING ATTACHED HERETO AND MADE A PART HEREOF FOR ALL INTENTS AND PURPOSES THE SAME
AS IF COPIED VERBATIM HEREIN; AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ALL NECESSARY
AND RELATED CONTRACT MODIFICATIONS AND DOCUMENTS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION, CONTINUATION
AND ADMINISTRATION OF THE AFORESAID PROJECTS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the foregoing ordinance was passed by the following
vote: Luby, Tipton, de Ases, Gill, Gulley, Lozano and Sample, present and voting "Aye".
*City Manager Townsend next presented an amendment to item "k" on the City
Manager's Report which had been past earlier in the meeting, as follows:
k. Recommendation that the following actions be taken in connection with
street improvements in the Washington -Carver area, Unit II.
1. Plans and specifications be approved and bids be received on August 11,
1976. The project includes the construction of Nogales, Guadalupe,
Tarlton, Cheyenne to Morgan, Washington and Elgin Streets.
The project was included in the 1972 bond and 1976 Community Development
Programs.
And that the Staff be instructed to bring before the Planning Commission
a modification in the street Master Plan to reflect Cheyenne being a
residential width street rather than a collective street.
Motion by Gulley, seconded by Sample and passed unanimously, that item "k"
be accepted as amended.
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 7
Council Member Gulley brought up the fact that there is almost no
landscaping at the airport; and he feels that it should be made more attractive,
since it is the first thing seen by people arriving in the city by plane, He
suggested planting some palm trees, oleanders or shrubbery along the drive. He
also pointed out that there is a parking problem at the airport, especially on
weekends; and, with the probability of Southwest Airlines also serving the airport
in the near future, a larger parking area would definitely be needed. He urged the
Council to take action now rather than applying for federal monies and having a lengthy
delay before beginning work. He cited that the parking lot is highly profitable for
the City, grossing over $115,000 last year.
Mayor Luby informed the Staff of a culvert he thinks is too close to the
airport road, citing that there have been several accidents at that location and it
is very dangerous. He also commented that he feels the telephone poles are situated
too close along the entrance road. City Manager Townsend responded that the Staff
would check into those items.
City Manager Townsend then explained that to date it has been very difficult
getting trees to grow at the airport; and that the Staff feels the appearance of the
entrance road is consistent with Highway 44; that aesthetic improvements such as
landscaping have been mainly concentrated on the loop area in front of the terminal.
He also explained the contemplated design of the parking lot area and traffic flow.
Council Member de Ases spoke that he thinks Council Member Gulley's idea is
an excellent one, and should be pursued. Council Member Gulley added that as many
trees and shrubs as have been planted in the downtown area recently and in the City's
parks, it should be possible to plant some oleanders, at the very minimum, along the
entrance road to help beautify the airport.
Mayor Luby called for petitions or information from the audience, and Mr. A.
G. Mejia inquired concerning the status of the fountain which was to be constructed
in the Bayfront Arts and Science Park as a bicentennial gift from the Country of Spain.
City Manager Townsend replied that the Staff has submitted the necessary data to the
Spanish government and is now awaiting their response. Mr. Mejia said he plans to be
in Galveston in a couple weeks, and asked permission to speak to Dr. Erik Martel of
the Spanish Consul regarding the fountain. The Council felt that would be agreeable,
and offered to provide him with information on the process to date if he so desired.
Minutes
Regular Council Meeting
July 21, 1976
Page 8
Mrs. Colonel Freeman, 1802 Paul Jones, presented and read a petition
(#14-76) to the City Council from residents of Peary Place appealing for the use
of traffic radar, more citations, more police patrol and more prosecution to stop
violators of traffic laws. She told of some cars traveling over 60 mph through the
area; that stop signs are totally disregarded; adding that at one place the drivers
actually drive over the curbs and onto the grass. She explained that the area is
patroled, but not at the times when most violations occur. Mrs. Freeman said the
residents have compiled a list of license numbers of the "regular offenders", and
said they must have relief and a restoration of safety to the area for their families.
She also stated she was personally assaulted one evening last week, and has filed
charges against that youth.
The Staff asked for the list of license numbers as a starting point; also
that they will turn the matter over to the Chief of Police who could put some unmarked
cars in the area; and they promised to find a solution.
Mayor Luby acknowledged that he has received a number of telephone calls
from residents regarding the problem. The Staff asked for the list of license numbers
as a starting point; also responded that they will turn the matter over to the Chief
of Police who could put some unmarked cars in the area; and they promised to find a
solution.
Col. Floyd Buch, appearing as Chairman of the Arts Community Center, appealed
that they be recognized as an entity in the budget. He explained that their
organization is prohibited from making any money on the objects of art donated to them;
that they serve about 25,000 people; and he asked that they be given provisions similar
to those of other City functions in terms of custodial service, supplies, maintenance,
etc.
There being no further business to come before the Council, on Motion by
Tipton, seconded by Sample and passed unanimously, the Regular Council Meeting of July
21, 1976 was adjourned at 3:05 p.m.; and the Council went back into Workshop session.
I, JASON LUBY, Mayor of the City of Corpus Christi, Texas, certify that the
foregoing minutes, same being for the period of June 2, 1976 through;June 30,
' 1976, inclusive, and having been previously approved by Council action, are
by me hereby approved, as itemized:
UBY, Mayor
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