CITY COUNCIL AGENDA

                   September 11, 2006  – 7:30 p.m.

A Moment of Silence...
The following words were spoken as a eulogy for a firefighter who lost his life in the World Trade Center. They could easily apply to any of the many law enforcement officers who lost their lives trying to save others as well: “Some people equate camaraderie with being jovial. It is anything but. Camaraderie is sharing hardship. It is shouts and commands, bruises and cuts. It’s a sore back and lungs that burn from exertion. It’s heat on your neck and a pit in your stomach. It’s a grimy handshake and a hug on wet shoulders when we’re safe. It’s not being asleep when it’s your turn at watch. It is trust, it is respect, it is acting honorably.”

1.                  COMMUNICATIONS:  This is the time for anyone wishing to speak before the council to do so.  Please limit your comments to 5 minutes.

a.                   Proposed Countywide Co-mingled Recycling Program

b.                  Train Depot Lease with Grays Harbor Art Museum Association

2.                  CONSENT AGENDA

a.                   Minutes of August 28, 2006

b.                  Regulatory Committee - Claims and Payroll

c.                   Municipal Court Caseload Report

3.                  COUNCIL ACTION/DISCUSSION

a.                   COMMITTEE REPORTS

1.                  Regulatory Committee

A.        Purchase of Police Vehicles

b.                  OFFICER REPORTS

1.         City Administrator Monthly Report

4.                  LEGAL BUSINESS

a.           ORDINANCES

1.                  Parking for Persons with Disabilities

2.                  Garbage Collection

b.           RESOLUTIONS

c.            OTHER LEGAL

1.                  Train Depot Lease with Grays Harbor Art Museum Association

5.                  OLD BUSINESS

a.         Vacant Council Position

6.                  NEW BUSINESS

7.                  EXECUTIVE SESSION: To consider the acquisition, sale or lease of real estate, to discuss with the City Attorney matters relating to agency enforcement action, litigation or potential litigation, to receive and evaluate complaints or charges brought against a public officer or employee, and/or any other purpose permitted by RCW 42.30.110 (NOTE:  Actual topics to be discussed will be announced at the Council meeting, as well as the estimated time when the executive session will conclude.  No action will be taken during the executive session.

8.                  ADJOURNMENT