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HEALTH & PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MAY 14, 2012 <br />5:20 P.M. <br />Committee Member's Present: <br />Dr. Ferlic, Henry Davis, Karen White, Tim Scott <br />Citizen Members: <br />Kyle Chamberlin, Marcus Ellison <br />Other Council Member's Present: <br />Valerie Schey, Dr. David Varner, Gavin Ferlic, Oliver Davis, Derek Dieter <br />Other's Present: <br />Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Mark Neal, Kevin Allen, Kathy Cekanski - Farrand, Sherri Miller - <br />Story, Randy Rompola, Police Chief Chuck Hurley <br />Agenda: Bill No. 13 -12 — Regulations for Passing Bicycles <br />Bill No. 16 -12 — Lease with SB Building Corp. <br />Stop Violence Program — Coach Phelps <br />Youth Violence — Chief Hurley <br />Health & Public Safety Chair Dr. Fred Ferlic asked the Council to continue indefinitely <br />Bill No. 13 -12. This would honor the request of the bills sponsor, Gavin Ferlic, who said <br />additional "fine- tuning" was necessary. In particular were the practical aspects of fair <br />and uniform enforceability. <br />Henry Davis moved for the indefinite continuance. Gavin Ferlic seconded and all <br />supported. <br />The next bill for consideration was 16 -12 which was a request to approve the refinancing <br />of the bonds that originally were let to pay for the construction of the new Central Fire <br />Station and the renovation of the SBPD Headquarters. Mark Neal and Randy Rompola, <br />who was hired by the City to put the refinancing together, both, spoke to the savings to be <br />enjoyed by the City not unlike those from a home mortgage refinancing. Henry Davis <br />asked how much the process costs. Mark Neal said they would approximate $375,000 a <br />bargain, compared to the benefits. <br />With that Karen White moved the bill be forwarded favorably. Tim Scott seconded and <br />all affirmed. <br />
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