Commending Stephen Luecke for his 2 Years of Dedicated Service as Council President

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Ztgolutiott ji0. 2087 -94 A Resolution of the Common Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, Commending Stephen Luecke Council for his Two (2) President, Years of Dedicated Service as UI M00, the South Bend Common Council proudly acknowledges that Stephen Luecke was twice elected Council President and served with distinction in this capacity in calendar years 1992 and 1993; and 'tDITJt UO, during his Council Presidency many difficult and challenging tasks were successfully tackled including, but not limited to, redistricting, Fire, Police and Teamster Negotiations, City -wide environmental controls, and annexation policies; and 'QO WU IZ, through his firm but compassionate leadership, he brought strength to the office and set the tone as a hard - working and dedicated public servant; and WI)t%W0, despite the many additional duties and tasks required of him as Council President, he continued to provide quality representation to his home district, the First District, and initiated and guided the passage of many new pieces of local legislation including the loud -party noise ordinance and the drug -house ordinance, and continues to work on improving landlord - tenant regulations; and ght! U09, the Common Council and the entire City of South Bend have been indeed fortunate to have Steve Luecke in the leadership role of Council President for the past two years. �ra Ad), tbtrt£ore, b¢ it orMUO bV the COmmott Couutil of the cite of koutly NCO, litbigua, as follows: 6tWOU I. On behalf of all of the citizens of the City of South Bend, Indiana, the Common Council hereby publicly commends and thanks STEVE LUECKE for his two (2) years of dedicated public service as Council President for the calendar years 1992 and 1993. 0etttOU II. The Common Council publicly acknowledges Steve's countless contributions and sincere dedication to pursue goals of strong legislative and administrative cooperation, and to encourage all City employees and City residents to strive to make the City of South Bend the very best that it can be. &MOtt III. In light of the additional time that Council Member Luecke will now have on his hands, the Common Council encourages him to complete the task of obtaining new carpeting in the Council offices and recycling the old carpeting to its deserved hereafter!! &Wi0tt IV. This Resolution shall be in full force and by the Common Council and approval by the Mayes Kelly, Third District %(tttgt W fpprOtb this 10th day of January, 1994. Irene K. Gammon, City Clerk Fifth Large At oseph E. Kernan, Mayor from and after its adoption District