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ORD 34398 - Interlocal Fire Protection District No 1 - �0 HAN, :°a1 - �- l, Fire Department µ a f 1516 Jackson Street Omaha,Nebraska 68102-3110z® 0 rro 20 It. . (402)444-5700� FAX(402)444-6378 40 Thomas J.Graeae + City of Omaha ° ' � ` Fire Chief Hal Daub,Mayor November 25, 1997 Honorable President and Members of the City Council, Transmitted herewith is an Ordinance approving an Agreement for fire protection and emergency medical services with the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District (Millard District) prepared in accord with the Nebraska Inter-local Cooperation Act This Agreement implements the ' consolidation of the Millard service area into the Omaha Fire Department for required services This Agreement provides for contracted services by Omaha Fire Department personnel and equipment for these citizens within the Millard District service area for a period of ten years The Agreement also permits a ten year renewal at the end of the first term All current sworn personnel (41) of the Millard District will be incorporated into the Omaha Fire Department effective January 1, 1998, as will equipment and furniture and the use of the District's three stations for these services The payment for the services to be provided under this Agreement is estimated, for calendar year 1998, to be $2,556,263 00 and will be paid to the City quarterly by the District The Agreement allows for adjustments to this charge based on annual review of fire service costs Implementation of this Agreement will permit effective fire protection and emergency medical services for all citizens in the greater Omaha area It is appropriate to implement such an Agreement at this time since future annexations by Omaha into the Millard District service area will inhibit the District's ability to tax and to pay for such services The Agreement was considered by the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District Board of Directors at its meeting on November 20, 1997 This Agreement is good for the citizens in the Millard District service area and is one step toward effective fiscal governance by the consolidation of fire protection and emergency medical services As part of this Agreement, the Omaha Fire Department will move Engine Company 54 crew from the 136th and Millard Avenue Station to one of the three Millard District Stations, closing the existing City station for fire services Police traffic operations will continue at this location DRUG'USE;:.' ABUSE Honorable President and Members of the City Council Page 2 • The Omaha Fire Department and Administration recommend approval of this Ordinance and Agreement Sincerely, Referred to the City Council for Consideration 11 a�47 r /I 2/i Thomas J Gra e ate Mayor's Office/Title Date Fire Chief Approved Louis A D'Ercole Date Finance Director P\MAY14744 MAF , ORD ,%V dam/INANCE NO 3` �� �, 3,�d o � `9 AN ORDINANCE approving an Agreement for fire protection and emergency medical services with the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District whereby that service area will be consolidated into the Omaha Fire Department service area, providing that the Agreement will remain in effect for a period of ten years in accord with Section 5 17 of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Omaha, as amended, and providing the effective date hereof WHEREAS, the Nebraska Inter-local Cooperation Act permits political subdivisions to cooperate for the provision of public services, and, WHEREAS, the City of Omaha and the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District agreed, in 1995, to provide service to Omaha and Millard service area residents by use of the nearest available fire protection and emergency medical responders, and, WHEREAS,the City of Omaha and the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District have now agreed to consolidate such services to be provided by the Omaha Fire Department based upon the terms and conditions of the agreement for the same, a copy of which is attached and by this reference made a part hereof NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF OMAHA Section 1 That the Agreement for fire protection and emergency medical services with the Millard Suburban Fire Protection District,prepared in accord with the provisions of the Nebraska Inter-local Cooperation Act, is approved Section 2 That the approval of this Agreement, having a period of ten years, is made in accord with Section 5 17, of the Home Rule Charter of the City of Omaha, as amended rM C1 ) ORDINANCE NO 3Vj jS' PAGE 2 Section 3 That this Ordinance, being administrative in nature, shall take effect and be in full force upon the date of its passage INTRO BY COUNCILMEMBER APPR►` ED BY o OP fi : i ,. . a.4., t iIII? SR 0 THE CIT OF OMAHA DATE PASSED DEC 1 6 1997 do ( 0 ATTEST .6-z4/1‘ele,..- /.09/17 Y CLERK OF THE CITY OF OMAHA DATE (26)47 APPROVED AS TO FORM '-i --.-'- •// 7 fi/'('1,-- -7,74- ij7 2 , ,,, . __ CJ-' ASSIS 1 CITY ATTORNEY DATE ' P 1MAY\4745 MAF 1 w • AGREEMENT FOR FIRE AND EMERGENCY SERVICES NEBRASKA INTERLOCAL CO-OPERATION ACT MILLARD SUBURBAN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT AND CITY OF OMAHA THIS AGREEMENT is made and entered into on the dates indicated below, by and between the MILLARD SUBURBAN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #1, a Suburban Fire Protection District and political subdivision of the State of Nebraska, organized and existing pursuant to the Laws of the State of Nebraska (hereinafter called "District"), and the CITY OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA, a Municipal Corporation and political subdivision of the State of Nebraska, organized and existing pursuant to the Laws of the State of Nebraska(hereinafter called "City") WHEREAS, the Interlocal Co-operation Act of the State of Nebraska, being specifically Sections 13-801 through and including 13-807 (R R S , Reissue 1991), enables separate political subdivisions of the State to co-operate on the basis of mutual advantage to provide for joint undertalungs,services and facilities,in a manner and pursuant to forms of governmental organization that will accord with best geographic, economic, population, and other factors influencing the needs and developments of local communities, and, WHEREAS, said Act specifically allows that any powers, privileges or authorities exercised by any single agency or political subdivision of the State may be exercised and enjoyed jointly with any other such subdivision, and, WHEREAS, Sections 18-1706 to 18-1709 (R R S , Reissue 1991), as amended, permit political subdivisions to share or contract for services, equipment and facilities, and to provide personnel for the same, for uses, including fire protection and prevention, and Section 13-303 of the same provides for sharing or contracting for ambulance services by political subdivisions and Section 35-513 of the same permits Suburban Fire Protection Districts and cities to contract for co- operating and sharing fire prevention and protection services, and, WHEREAS, acting through their governing bodies District and City wish to co-operate on reaching an agreement on developing a co-operative use of equipment, facilities, personnel, and procedures to enhance public safety,and its efficient administration,within their respective areas and particularly to have City perform fire and emergency services for the District IT IS, THEREFORE, AGREED BY AND BETWEEN THE PARTIES HERETO THAT. 1 GENERAL In consideration of these mutual promises, in order to provide for improving the public safety and welfare, District and City hereby agree that City will perform fire protection, emergency medical response and transportation, and other related and support services for the District, at District cost, all as more particularly described below 2 SERVICES PROVIDED- The City shall provide fire protection, emergency medical a% response and transportation, and other related and support services for the District throughout the area of the District m both Douglas and Sarpy Counties to the same extent and quality as provided i for in the City The City will maintain staffing levels at District stations to the same extent as t ,c) maintained in City stations. hi addition to the current Omaha Fire Department staffing compliment, t ` City will add two (2) engine companies, one (1) rescue unit, and a Battalion 6, with three (3) ilki Battalion Chiefs. 3. PAYMENT TO CITY FOR SERVICE Each Distnct fiscal year commencing on the effective date of this Agreement, the District shall pay to the City the annual operating costs to be reimbursed to the City for the period of 1-1-98 through 12-31-98 are $2,556,263 00 Although the City will not be required to account for rescue squad fees recovered for services heretofore provided by District personnel, it is understood that such amount shall be collected by and paid to the City The City shall invoice the District on September of each calendar year for the next calendar year, 2 , and the District shall make quarterly payment which are due on the following dates of such next calendar year March 1, June 1, September 1, and December 1 of each year of this Agreement Any payments not received within twenty (20) days of the remittance date shall be subject to a late fee of one percent(1%) per month, but not to exceed the maximum allowable interest, on the overdue amount The District and the City agree that the amount to be paid as provided in this Article shall be sufficient to cover all direct expenses associated with providing comprehensive fire and emergency medical treatment and transportation services including, but not limited to, staffing, , supplies, services, maintenance and communications The District and the City further agree that the level of service required by this Agreement shall be equal within the City and the District and that neither party is subsidizing the other's cost of providing fire and emergency service 4 ADJUSTMENTS IN COSTS Annual increases in the costs of this Agreement shall be limited to the actual and direct costs of the City in providing services under this Agreement These contractual costs may be adjusted only one time per year in September to be effective at the start of the next calendar year The District's annual cost shall be reduced proportionally to any reduction in total taxable valuation in the District due to annexations of the District' territory by the City when compared to the base year valuations for 1997 without any taxable value inflation indexing Such a reduction, if any,will be calculated using such annexation value losses but also adding new value gains due to new development in the District's remaining territory If the District is not legally empowered to levy a tax at a rate sufficient to pay all of the costs under this Agreement, excluding lost taxable valuation through annexation as discussed above, then at the end of ninety (90) days following notice from the City of such a deficiency, the District, through vote of the people, or as - 3 - xitI 0 otherwise authorized by law, shall secure such an increase in the tax rate to cover such costs, or upon failure of such an authorized increase, the City and the District shall immediately commence discussions to determine what services or purchases shall be reduced to bnng such costs of service to the District within the then permissible tax rate 5 BILLING TO OTHERS All fee receipts of the District, including but not limited to, emergency medical transportation fees, which District hereby agrees to impose in an amount equal to the fees imposed by the City, shall be billed and collected by the City, 6 OTHER DISTRICT FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES During the term of this Agreement, in addition to the requirements of Paragraph 3, the District shall continue to assume financial responsibility for any current capital bond indebtedness in addition to any capital improvement bonds issued as a consequence of this Agreement The City shall be responsible for maintaining,replacing, and repairing all current and future buildings, equipment, rolling stock and real property, which is currently owned by or held in the name of the District Capital improvements erected or purchased with funds derived from the bond issued by the District as a consequence of this Agreement shall be considered jointly owned In 1998, District shall submit for voter approval a one and one half million ($1,500,000 00) dollar bond issue the proceeds of which may be used by the City for capital improvements being at the City's discretion, either the purchase of major fire equipment items or building or equipping a joint training facility Such bond proceeds shall be paid in a lump sum within 120 calendar days of the execution of this Agreement 7 FIRE INVESTIGATION The District currently utilizes the Nebraska State Fire Marshal's Office for fire investigations The City Fire Department has full time staff to meet the needs of the City The investigation policies shall remain in place for both jurisdictions - 4 - a 0 • 8 DISTRICT OWNED VEHICLES, FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT As used in this Article,the term "equipment" includes the District owned equipment, tools, hose, supplies, radios, and other materials consisting of suppression, safety and emergency medical oriented items which are attached to, or stored on any of the District owned vehicles The term "rolling stock" includes those motor vehicles owned by the District and designed or used for fire suppression, emergency medical transportation, emergency scene support, command purposes and staff functions The District shall retain the right to use, and the City shall maintain and repair, the 1996 Dodge Intrepid The term "furniture" includes all the fixtures, furniture, and equipment in the present three District- 1 owned stations,except the office furniture and equipment which is located in the District offices and conference room at the station of Harrison Street Within the first 120 calendar days of this Agreement, the District and the City will jointly inventory all such District rolling stock and equipment The District shall maintain title to all District-owned rolling stock, furniture, and equipment for the first three years following the execution of this Agreement after which title to all of the same shall vest with the City Provided, if this Agreement is terminated before the end of ten (10)years following its execution,then City shall return in "as is" condition,to the District any such remaining rolling stock and equipment as is reasonably necessary to serve the District as it then exists 9 DISTRICT OWNED REAL PROPERTY All real property belonging to the District, including the stations utilized by the City in the performance of this Agreement is and shall remain the property of the District The District shall retain use of the Chiefs office, conference room and record storage room in the station on Harrison Street Upon renewal of this Agreement after its expiration date, the District shall turn over title to the City of all such real property with the - 5 - ' hl exception of the buildings) and real property located generally at 142nd Street and Harrison (hereinafter Harrison property) In the event this Agreement is renewed at the end of the initial ten (10) year term the deed of title to the Harrison property shall be recorded and held in the names of both the District and the City as grantees in joint tenancy The District shall retain the right to use the Harrison property during any extension of this Agreement to the same effect and extent as provided during the initial term In the use and occupancy of such property the City shall take proper care of the same, keeping it in good repair and commit no waste No structural or major equipment changes may be made to such property without the consent of the District Board If at any time a Sarpy County portion of the District service responsibility ceases to exist, full title to the Harrison property passes to the City without further action by the parties 10 USE OF DISTRICT EQUIPMENT Subject to the terms and conditions contained in this Article,the City is authorized to operate and use the District's equipment and rolling stock property for the purpose of providing fire protection, emergency medial response, and transportation, and other related and support services from and after the effective date of this Agreement and thereafter during such time as this Agreement remains in effect Each District-owned vehicle shall have accompanying it, at the time of transfer, a complete inventory and equipment condition list Each District-owned vehicle shall be inventoried each of the first three years of this Agreement. Except in the case of normal wear and tear, any piece of equipment found to be damaged or missing may be repaired or replaced by the City, at its option, at its sole expense The City shall insure, through self-insurance or otherwise,the rolling stock and equipment covered by this Agreement against the risk of damage or destruction in amounts sufficient to enable it to satisfy those obligations created by this Agreement All District-owned equipment and rolling stock shall be placed by the City into _ 6 - • service where the City deems it will provide the most effective and equal service to the District and the City 11 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE The City shall reasonably maintain and repair all District- owned vehicles and equipment used by the City 12 BUDGETING Both the City and the District shall continue to budget separately Both shall continue to fund and finance their operations separately 13 EXISTING DISTRICT PERSONNEL All existing District personnel will be hired by the City at 11 59 59 p m on 31 December, 1997, employment with the District will terminate simultaneously The number of District employees to be hired is 41 sworn personnel and 2 full time civilian employees, and those employees shall be assigned as the City deems appropriate, subject to the following limitations, understandings, and conditions (a) all such personnel who are sworn personnel meet the City's general qualifications for entry as an Omaha Firefighter, (b) all such sworn personnel shall be classified as "Firefighters" in the City's standard classification, and paid at the Y City's pay step which gives full effect and is based on all years of service with the District's Fire Department,but in no event shall such step placement be greater than a City Firefighter, step G, (c) all benefits and seniority shall be that of a new City Fire Department sworn employees as of the date when employment with the City starts Certain of those benefits are set forth by the parties in order to avoid confusion and lend clarity to this Agreement(Appendix A) It is understood and agreed that certain District employees have existing physical condition/injuries which shall not serve as the basis for a service connected disability under the City's pension plan Those employees shall be identified by the parties with respect to their physical condition/injury and such employees will be required to sign a waiver of their right to apply for and/or be granted a service connected disability pension - 7 - 0 based solely on their previously identified condition/injury Any future occurrences, accidents or illnesses which exacerbate an identified employee's current condition/injury may be the basis for applying for a service connected disability pension There shall be thereafter no discrimination against such former District employees with respect to movement up the pay steps and except further, as among such then former District personnel employed by the City, as a separate and distinct group, their seniority with the District shall be their seniority within such separate and distinct group District civilian or non-sworn personnel hired by the City shall start in the appropriate classification at the pay step which most approximates but is not less than the employee's current rate of pay with the District 14 CODE ENFORCEMENT The City Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau currently only enforces fire codes and hydrant ordinances within the actual city limits of Omaha and its additional three-mile jurisdiction area During this Agreement, for major construction projects (identified by need), the City Fire Prevention Bureau and the District shall, if requested, make joint inspection within the Millard zone areas, with each other, and with the Nebraska State Fire Marshal's office 15 INTER-LOCAL AGREEMENT CO-ORDINATION The City Fire Chief shall be reasonable available to consult with the District Board's representative(s)to discuss performance of this Agreement 16_ LIABILITY AND INSURANCE The City shall provide reasonably adequate fire and casualty insurance for the real property and rolling stock of the District, and self-insurance for the equipment, used in the performance of the Contract The City shall be responsible for the public liability imposed by law of these services and shall provide indemnity to the District, for all liability for all injuries to persons or property resulting from the City's performance, including negligent - 8 - omission, of this Contract The City shall maintain, at its option, insurance or self-insurance to provide public liability protection and such indemnity 17 DURATION AND ADMINISTRATION This Agreement shall commence immediately and have a duration of ten(10)years, commencing upon the execution hereof by the parties unless either party hereto sooner terminates the same with one(1)year prior written notice to the other No other person is a party to this Agreement directly or as a third party beneficiary No separate administrative entity is created to administer this Agreement and no Joint financing or budget is established for the same, except to the extent provided for herein 18 PERFORMANCE ADMINISTRATION The District and the City shall perform the covenants of this Agreement through their officers, employees and independent contractors, if any This Agreement shall be administered primarily through the District's Chairperson and the City's Fire Chief 19 NON-DISCRIMINATION Neither the City nor the District will discriminate or permit discrimination in the performance of this Agreement on account of race, sex, age, disability, and political or religious opinions or affiliations 20 PRIOR AGREEMENT This Agreement supersedes all prior Agreements between the parties hereto,with the understanding and agreement that Paragraph 14 of the Inter-Local Agreement entered into by these parties and passed by the City Council on or about September 26, 1995, shall remain in full force and effect 21 AMENDMENTS This Agreement may not be amended except by mutual agreement of the parties and then only in writing Clarifications of this Agreement not inconsistent with its terms may be made in writing administratively between the parties - 9 - MADE and EXECUTED by and through the undersigned officers on the dates indicated below MILLARD SUBURBAN F. PROTECTION TTEST DI r,TRIC , a .ub rban F P rotection District, k I President Date ATTEST CITY OF OMAHA, a Municipal Corporation E 9/P dea' 0261444t ril 017 4 C CLERK Date YO OF THE CITY OF OMAHA Date A .), APPROVED AS TO FORM ASIST Y ATTORNEY Date 1 P\LAw17053 SKZ 3 a — 10 — ' I 1 I 1 APPENDIX A Non-probationary sworn employees of the District employed by the City as a consequence of this Agreement shall be considered regular employees of the City subject to the following conditions and understandings SICK LEAVE: It is agreed that a bank of Sick Leave hours shall be available to former District employees on and after the execution of this Agreement and the commencement of their employment with the City of Omaha This portion of the Agreement shall be administered as follows 1 A bank of sick leave hours shall be established which shall provide one thousand five hundred and thirty six (1,536) work hours to be utilized by District personnel for Sick Leave purposes on and after the commencement of their employment with the City These hours shall be funded by the District at the time such hours are utilized pursuant to this Agreement 2 The hours available pursuant to this portion of the Agreement shall be administered by a committee composed of the City's Labor Relations Director and an individual appointed by the District Board of Directors, and a third member who shall be a current employee of the Millard Fire District and who shall be appointed by agreement of the foregoing two (2) members This Committee in its sole discretion may grant or deny former District employees paid Sick Leave hours available pursuant to this Agreement 3 The bank of Sick Leave hours available pursuant to this Agreement may be utilized only after two (2)consecutive duty shifts without pay have been taken on Sick Leave status and further such hours are available only to those former District employees who have exhausted paid Sick Leave hours accumulated during their City employment 4 The bank of Sick Leave hours provided for in this Agreement shall be available only for a sixty(60)month period of time from and after commencement of employment with the City, and such hours shall be reduced by a 1/5 factor for each successive twelve (12) month period, unless a reduction of greater than that amount occurs by virtue of actual usage TRADE TIME: Sworn District employees who have one or more years of employment with the District shall be allowed to enter into trade time agreements as provided for in the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the City and Omaha Union Local 385 (hereinafter CBA) Sworn District employees with less than one year of employment shall be required to have six (6) months of employment with the City before such employees may participate in trade time agreements, and only in those instances allowed under the CBA - 11 - 011 i I CALL BACK: Sworn District employees shall be allowed to sign up for call back upon the effective date of this Agreement This understanding is subject to revision, modification, or j elimination in the event the CBA is subsequently modified in this regard EALTH AND DENTAL INSURANCE: Such Insurance shall be provided to sworn 1 District employees in the same manner and at the same time as currently provided to new hires under , the CBA Accordingly, health insurance shall become effective on the first day of the month following the month in which the District employees become employees of the City STAFFING: Each apparatus currently operated by the District shall from and after the effective date of this Agreement, be assigned with sworn employees holding either an EMT-I or EMT-P certification The apparatus identified as Engine 61 and Engine 63 shall be staffed with one 1 EMT-P at all times Additionally, for no less than a three (3)year period from and after the date of this Agreement all District apparatus shall be staffed by at least one (1) District employee on each of the three (3) shifts I 9 PERSONAL LEAVE DAYS: After commencement of employment with the City, District employees shall be allowed to bid for personal leave days as provided for an consistent with the CBA District employees who have not completed their District probationary period may bid for personal leave days after their sixth(6'h)month of employment with the City as provided for in the CBA CURRENT PROBATIONARY/INTRODUCTORY EMPLOYEES OF THE DISTRICT: Any employees who have not completed their probationary period by virtue of District rules and regulations at the time their employment with the City commences shall be considered probationary employees of the City and shall be governed by the rules, policies, and procedures set forth in the CBA and the City's rules and regulations for probationary employees EMPLOYEE EVALUATIONS: All District employees who are hired by virtue of any provision of this Agreement will be evaluated on a monthly basis by their supervisor,but taking into account a demonstrated history of Firefighter competency such employees will not be required to take an end of the year examination At any time during the first year of employment with the City, if the Fire Chief believes that the employee's work is not acceptable, the Fire Chief may in consultation with the Labor Relations Director take whatever steps are appropriate and necessary to provide that employee with any special education or training deemed necessary to assist the employee in performing his or her job satisfactorily If such efforts are unsuccessful, discipline including termination may be taken in accord with the standards, policies, and procedures set forth in the CBA and/or Chapter 23 of the Omaha Municipal Code GENERAL PROVISIONS: In all other respects such District employees shall be considered regular sworn employees of the City Fire Department as provided for and subject to the CBA and all other City rules and regulations P 1LAW\7053 SKZ - 12 - r` r „,`/) - ✓"`%J ,54-) / /- 2a 3 rY. ;. ity 3- tom--' 4 i ORDINANCE NO. v0,;/(1......ea-p4.4? ordinance approving an Agreement for ` _ sire protection and emergency medical - I services with the Millard Suburban Fire ?:,----/N-A., • . Protection District whereby that service , area wil l be consolidated into the Omaha ` . . Fire Department service area; providing that the Agreement will remain in effect ' for a period of ten years in accord with ��1 � � Section 5.17 of the Home Rule Charter of ! f the City of Omaha, as amended; and providing the effective date hereof. r (1' , / ' ) / 'rwa x •1 PRESENTED TO COUNCIL )• 1 RAM. OP HEARING �� - 1st Reading _ NOV 2 5 1997 % ,-' Date } PUP% OF ORDINANCE , _2 _ Fr” Hearing ..,...0, 7,-1:i.',..., ---,—,-.7.----,---- --,sa*“.14101. .,/,,Q ./fY ...... Final Reading DEC 1 61997 *aired , / 4 e lke,-1..-4chte?4, -r.. �" ' d 6 �y Approve f CITY CLIRK , -.P/ Passed & MOTION BY COUNCIL MEMBER e L - I hereby move that Council Document Number , 3 7 , current series,be amended by deleting the language "Add the following new sentence at the end of Paragraph 20 of said Agreement "In the event of any conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and the prior Labor Agreement with Local 3$5,then the provisions of such prior Labor Agreement shall prevail " APPROVED AS TO FORM- d--Zi-f/ A T Y A ORNEY DATE P 1CC\5810 SAP No. _ 3 7,,Y —a? ' 3 3.e, Amendment requested by Council President Lo. / [1 / 2 lECEIV E Presented to Caz.:: 1. DEC 1997 - 3.7 A roved Approved City Clerk �, � . ,�/,��y�r�'. ° MOTION BY COUNCIL MEMBER /� Ste\ I hereby move that Council Document Number �JY%' , current series, be amended by amending the Contract attached thereto as follows Add the following new sentence to the end of Paragraph 2 of such Agreement "In addition to the current Omaha Fire Department staffing gompliment, City will add two (2) engine companies. one (1) rescue unit, and a Battalion 6, with three (3) Battalion Chiefs " APPROVED AS TO FORM A ANT CITY ATTORNEY DATE P\CC\5809 SAP REQUEST TO LAW TO HERBERT M FITLE,CITY ATTORNEY LAW DEPARTMENT USE ONLY, DATE: December 11, 1997 LOG BOOK# DATE ASSIGNED ASSIGNED TO REQUEST BEING MADE BY: ANSWERED/SENT OUT WITHDRAWN Buster Brown City Clerk 5557 (NAME) (DEPARTMENT) (PHONE) TIME LINE: (Due Date)December 15, 1997 (12 WORKING DAYS FROM DATE RECEIVED BY LAW DEPARTMENT) REQUEST FOR:Amendment (State Specifically What You Are Requesting) DETAILS: (Do Not State"See Attached"). Council President Lo request an amendment to the Ordinance on the merger with the Millard Fire District which is attached for your information INFORMATION ATTACHED. YES_X NO NONE AVAILABLE REVISED 10/96 �,3'7 Na. � Amendment to Amendment (a) . RECEIVED Presented to Council: 'DEC 1 6 1997 - 5W/�. _ / NEFIER - f 4 � I (' Ckrk