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HomeMy Public PortalAbout2007_04_24 COUNCIL MEETING April 24, 2007 Council Chambers, 25 West Market Street, 7:30 p.m. Mayor Umstattd presiding. Councilmembers Present: Kelly Burk, Susan Horne, Marty Martinez, Ken Reid, Kevin Wright, and Mayor Kristen Umstattd. Councilmembers Absent: Hammier and Martinez arriving late. Staff Present: Town Manager John Wells, Assistant to the Town Manager Nicole Ard, Assistant to the Town Manager Kathy Leidich, Director of Engineering and Public Works Tom Mason, Chief of Police Joe Price, Director of Planning, Zoning and Development Susan Swift, Comprehensive Planning Chief David Fuller, Comprehensive Planner Scott Parker, Planner Wade Burkholder, Management Specialist Tami Watkins and Clerk of Council Judy Ahalt. AGENDA ITEMS A. Invocation by Heidi Malacarne A moment of silence was held in respect of the Virginia Tech and the Town of Blacksburg, Virginia. B. Salute to the Flag was led by Mayor Umstattd. C. Roll Call showing Council Member Hammier absent and Council Member Martinez arriving late. D. Minutes a. Regular Session Minutes of January 9, 2007 On a motion by Council Member Wright, seconded by Council Member Burk, the minutes of the January 9, 2007 minutes were approved by a 5-0-2 vote (Hammier and Martinez absent) b. Work Session Minutes of February 12, 2007 On a motion by Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Council Member Burk, the minutes of the February 12, 2007 meeting were approved by a 5-0-2 vote (Hammier and Martinez absent). E. Presentations a. Resolution of Respect - Town of Blacksburg and Virginia Tech On a motion by Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Councilmember Wright, the following Resolution of Respect was presented Heidi Malcarne: Resolution of Respect Town of Blacksburg, Virginia WHEREAS, on April 16, 2007 the Town of Blacksburg, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, our state and nation suffered a tragic loss of human life; and Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 2 WHEREAS, the lives of each of the victims of this tragedy will not be forgotten as the thoughts and prayers of Leesburg residents, businesses, and Town Council hold steadfast in seeking comfort, compassion, and support for the families of those lost, as well as the entire Blacksburg community during this time of remembrance and healing; and WHEREAS, the Town Council and staff of Leesburg and Blacksburg have long shared a special bond, including our "sister city" relationship to better benefit both communities through the Virginia Municipal League "Virginians to Virginians" program; and WHEREAS, Leesburg youth have long traveled to Blacksburg seeking higher education at one of the finest universities of our land, affectionately known as "Virginia Tech", located in one of the most beautiful, caring, and progressive communities in our nation, with Virginia Tech alumni making vital contributions to Leesburg, the Northern Virginia region, and our nation; THEREFORE, RESOLVED the Mayor and members of the Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia extend their deepest sympathy to the families of those who lost loved ones, the Town of Blacksburg, and the entire Virginia Tech community. FURTHER RESOLVED, the Mayor and Council offer any support that Leesburg may provide to Blacksburg during this time of healing, and ask that this Resolution of Respect be spread upon the minutes of this meeting and that a copy be given to both the Town of Blacksburg and the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. PASSED this 24th day of April 2007. b. Proclamation - National Day of Prayer On a motion by Council Member Wright, seconded by Vice Mayor Horne, the following proclamation was presented. PROCLAMATION NATIONAL DA Y OF PRA YER MAY 3.2007 WHEREAS, in 1852 the United States Congress established an annual Day of Prayer; and WHEREAS, that law was amended in 1988 to designate the first Thursday in Mayas the National Day of Prayer; and WHEREAS, people in Towns and Cities across America observe the annual National Day of Prayer; and WHEREAS, this is a time for citizens of all faiths to join together to pray for our national, state and community leaders; and WHEREAS, this year's theme "America, Unite in Prayer" will be highlighted. Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 3 THEREFORE, the Mayor and Council of the Town of Leesburg in Virginia hereby proclaim May 3, 2007 as The National Day of Prayer. PASSED this 24th day of April 2007. F. Petitioners The petitioner's section opened at 7:41 p.m. Kendrick Moss-Umstattd. 353 Foxridge Drive, addressed Council. She stated our government doesn't know how to win the war in Iraq and there should be peace for Iraq. The soldiers in Iraq should not have to face death and their families should not have to face sad loses. I want the President to bring the troops home. Heidi Malacarne, 804 Halyard Court, addressed Council. She suggested the Town and County should offer discounts at business in the County for those students home from Virginia Tech. Mayor Umstattd suggested working with the Economic Development Department to get the word out. The petitioner's section closed at 7:44 p.m. G. Public Hearings a. TLOA-2006-000S Zoning Ordinance text amendment defining temporary commuter parking lot The public hearing opened at 7:45 p.m. Planner Wade Burkholder outlined this request for revising the definition for Temporary Commuter Parking lot. He stated changes to the definition for temporary commuter parking lot will enable Town Council, through approval of a special exception, to extend the use at the original location for an additional two (2) year time period. Further, he stated this ordinance amendment will allow the County to extend their temporary commuter parking lot at the old Barber & Ross site. He stated the Planning Commission has recommended approval. b. TLSE-2007-0001 Loudoun County Temporary Computer Parking Lot permitting an extension of the commuter parking lot use and revising TLSE-200S-0001 Wade Burkholder explained this special exception request from Loudoun County is to continue operating a temporary commuter parking lot at the former location of Barber and Ross, 110 Catoctin Circle SE, for a time period not to exceed two years. He stated the parking and lighting plan is unchanged from the two previous years and the three (3) Use Standards are still met. Further, this special exception is requesting a waiver of the landscaping, as before. The Planning Commission did recommend approval with conditions. Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 4 He stated conditions one through eight are the same as the previous special exception (TLSE-2005-0001). The last two conditions are new. Condition 9 - The applicant should repair and perform regular maintenance within the existing gravel portion of the parking lot to eliminate pot holes and washboard ruts. Condition 10 - Parking on this lot is permitted and established only in conjunction with the Loudoun County mass transit and car pooling programs. The use shall cease to exist upon vacation of the site by Loudoun County. Nancy Gourley with Loudoun County Office of Transportation stated the parking site on Sycolin Road is 90% designed and the IFP for the parking lot is ready for the street. John Wells stated they expect a September 1 contract award with a February 2008 completion at the new site. John Drury. 621 Beauregard Drive, Chairman of the Commuter Bus Committee stated other lots in Leesburg are advisable. He added this is not a Leesburg issue and the County should expand their thinking for additional lots. Both public hearings closed at 8:02 p.m. On a motion by Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Council Member Wright, the following ordinance was proposed: 2007-0-12 ORDINANCE Amending and reordaining subsection 18.1.175.1 (Temporary Commuter Parking Lot) of Section 18.1 (Terms Defined) of Article 18 (Definitions) of the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Leesburg, Virginia, 2004, as amended The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Vote: 5-0-2 (Hammier and Martinez absent) b. TLSE-2007-0001 Loudoun County Temporary Commuter Parking lot On a motion by Council Member Burk, seconded by Vice Mayor Horne, the following motion was proposed: 2007-67 RESOLUTION Approving TLSE 2007-0001, Loudoun County Temporary Commuter Parking lot, permitting an extension of the commuter parking lot use and revising TLSE-2005-0001 The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 5 Vote: 5-0-2 (Hammier and Martinez absent) H. Legislation I None ORDINANCES CONSENT AGENDA On a motion by Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Council Member Reid, the following consent agenda was approved by a 5-0-2 vote (Hammier and Martinez absent) : 2007-68 RESOLUTION Authorizing a time extension for completion of public improvements and approving a performance guarantee for Lansdowne on the Potomac Section 44 2007-69 RESOLUTION Accepting the public improvements, releasing the performance guarantees, and approving maintenance guarantees for Lansdowne on the Potomac, Sections 40 & 41; Riverside Parkway, Phase 4 & 5; Riverside Parkway Phase 4 & 5; and the water main extension 2007-70 RESOLUTION Wal-Mart donation to the Leesburg Police Department 2007-71 RESOLUTION Supplemental appropriation for Keep Leesburg Beautiful 2007-72 RESOLUTION Nominating members to VML Policy Committees 2007-73 RESOLUTION Awarding a property/casualty insurance contract 2007-74 RESOLUTION Awarding the Ida Lee Indoor Tennis Facility construction contract 2007-75 RESOLUTION Waiving special event permit fees to support the Loudoun County 250th Anniversary Celebration on May 19, 2007 REGULAR AGENDA On a motion by Mayor Umstattd, seconded by Council Member Burk, the following motion was proposed: 2007-76 Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 6 RESOLUTION Support of the Korean American Community The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Vote: 5-0-2 (Hammier and Martinez absent) Council Member Wright made a motion, seconded by Vice Mayor Horne, to only advertise the real estate disclosure and not include the financial disclosure, seconded by Council Member Reid, the following motion was proposed: Town Attorney Beach stated the referenced State Code section is for disclosure for commission members. Her concern was eliminating the financial disclosure as the ordinance is drafted to refer to this section of the code (Section 2.2-3100 et seq.). She added would have to rewrite the ad and ordinance and Council would not be able to expand it. The concern about eliminating interest in companies, because many people hold real estate in limited liability companies and if eliminated people who have real estate companies interest would have not to disclose that. Council Member Burk asked why we have to move so quickly. Ms. Beach stated she has done the research. Council Member Reid suggested broadly advertising the ordinance with commissioner input at the public hearing. Council Member Wright revised his motion, seconded by Council Member Reid, to advertise as originally presented. Vice Mayor Horne stated she is not opposed to our task forces and commissions complying with the Freedom of Information Act, but believes this step is overkill and implies distrust. Mayor Umstattd stated she believes it is important to move forward in the best interest of the public. MOTION Directing the Town Attorney to prepare an ordinance regarding disclosure procedures for task force members The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: Horne Vote: 4-1-2 (Hammier and Martinez absent) On a motion by Council Member Burk, seconded by Vice Mayor Horne, the following motion was proposed: Annie McDonald gave Council an overview of traffic signals and pedestrian crossings in the Old and Historic District. She gave a history of the proposed light at Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Paqe 7 West Market Street and Memorial Drive and how the uniform design standards will affect that intersection. 2007-77 RESOLUTION Approving uniform design standards for the installation of traffic signals and pedestrian crossings in the Old and Historic District The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Martinez, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Vote: 6-0-1 (Hammier absent) I. Board and Commissions a. Airport Commission Vice Mayor Horne stated the Airport Commission will be presenting their Annual Report to Council in May. b. Thomas Balch Library Commission Council Member Burk stated the 250th Anniversary Lecture Series has begun with 120 in attendance for the first lecture. c. Board of Architectural Review Council Member Reid stated the BAR is working on new design guidelines. He stated there are no substantial changes and suggested his colleagues look at the proposed guidelines. d. Cable Television Advisory Commission No report e. Commission on Public Art Council Member Burk stated the Commission is working on their mission statement and by-laws. f. Economic Development Commission Council Member Martinez stated the Commission is working with Information Technology regarding a proposal they will bring to the Town. g. Environmental Advisory Commission Council Member Burk stated the Commission is unbelievable; they are so excited and have many ideas they want to share with Council. h. Parks and Recreation Commission Council Member Wright stated the Commission has an upcoming meeting with their counterparts at the County. i. Planning Commission No report j. Tree Commission Council Member Reid stated the Commission handed out 3,000 trees at the Flow and Garden Show. Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 8 k. Standing Residential Traffic Committee No report J. Old Business a. LCSA proposed shared Wastewater System No discussion K. New Business for Consideration a. Photo Red Enforcement (May) b. Non-departmental donation guidelines (May) c. Charter Review Commission (May) There was no discussion on items a through c. d. Crosstrail Update On a motion by Council Member Burk, seconded by Council Member Martinez, the following motion was approved by a 6-0-1 vote (Hammier absent) : MOTION Transmitting a letter to the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors in opposition of the proposed Crosstrail development On a motion by Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Council Member Martinez, the following motion was approved by a 6-0-1 vote (Hammier absent). Council Member Reid stated it was never his intent to eliminate anything they had already asked for. He was asking for cash in lieu of building Sycolin Road. He is speaking of the $13 million which they proffered up until March. This would be used by the County for the widening of Sycolin Road, the flyover or Battlefield Parkway. He stated the flyover is the most critical need. He added #2 of the letter should become #9. Vice Mayor Horne verified #5 refers to the opening of the school. Council Member Wright stated we have a missing sentence because we have not enumerated provision of utilities. He stated the only thing preventing Bolen Park from getting utilities is the County threatening to change our service area. He stated we should restate the service area will have utilities provided by the Town of Leesburg. Further, the last paragraph on page two should ask the Board of Supervisors to deny the application and if they are not to address this list. Mayor Umstattd stated we should continue to restate the Town is opposed residential near the airport. Vice Mayor Horne asked that we restate the need for 40 acres and add that any proffer regarding the sale of land has to be unencumbered. Mayor Umstattd stated we need to clarify the Council as a whole is in favor of items one through eight (1-8) or alternatives two and three (2&3) Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 9 John Wells stated Council Member Reid's suggestion was that #two and three be changed into nine and ten. Council Member Reid read his changes to two as follows: "Given the numerous transportation issues associated with the project, the applicant should be required to pay $13 million for offsite transportation that was previously proffered with the money earmarked for the mitigation of traffic created by and being attracted to this development. These projects could include, but not be limited to, the Sycolin Road flyover project or Battlefield Parkway. Mayor Umstattd stated it may be beneficial to ask for them to construct rather than the amount of money. Council Member Reid stated the importance of getting the at-grade intersections off the bypass which would greatly improve the flow of traffic. Council Member Wright suggested we address a shortfall in Phase II and apply that money to Sycolin flyover or Battlefield Parkway. He stated we need to reiterate the fact the JLMA states the Town is the sole provider of utilities unless both parties agree otherwise. Other Council members were in agreement we should take a stronger stand on water and sewer issues. down. Mayor Umstattd stated she would like to see the first sentence toned On a motion by Council Member Burk, seconded by Council Member Martinez, to forward the edited letter to the Board of Supervisors was proposed. MOTION Transmitting a letter to the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors regarding the County Government Center (see final version of letter below): The motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Martinez, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Vote: 6-0-1 (Hammier absent) Dear Chairman York and Vice Chairman Tulloch: The Town of Leesburg has been submitting comments on the rezoning application and various sets of proffers that have been submitted for the Crosstrail project. These comments were provided so that they could be considered during discussions of the project at the four Transportation and Land Use Committee meetings that have featured review of this item. Within the various letters, the Town has expressed serious concerns related to numerous aspects of the proposal. The Town was hoping, in fact expecting, that the issues and recommendations the Town enumerated within our Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Paqe 10 requests would be seriously considered during the discussions, so that the Town of Leesburg and its residents could take comfort in the fact that the Board of Supervisors was seriously looking at our interests as they related to the scope, scale and impact of this project. The Town has shown repeatedly that Crosstrail will have a variety of impacts on the Town, including, but not limited to, transportation, utilities and future viability of the airport. It has been noted that the Transportation and Land Use Committee forwarded the application to the Board of Supervisors business meeting of May 15, 2007 without a recommendation of denial. It was, however, disappointing to note that a majority of the issues we have repeatedly outlined have not been addressed or thoroughly vetted at the Transportation and Land Use Committee. We appreciate that a member of the Committee did make note of the fact that Town's issues were not being addressed, however. As a result, on behalf of myself and the Council, I feel compelled to once again send correspondence, this time to the full Board of Supervisors, to respectfully request that the Board of Supervisors deny this application due to the lack of appropriate mitigation of the impacts of this proposal, which we feel is unacceptable in its current form. We still consider these issues of paramount importance, and they need to be addressed in order to avoid significant negative effects on the residents of the Town of Leesburg: 1. The provision of utilities for this area is by the Town of Leesburg as per the County's Revised General Plan and the Leesburg Town Plan, unless both parties mutually agree otherwise. We would appreciate acknowledgement from the Board of Supervisors on this point. This acknowledgement would remove any encumbrances to the Town's ability to provide utility service to this area, including Phil Bolen Park. 2. The applicant must be required to build at least two lanes of Hawling Farm Boulevard through the entire project up front, with four lanes constructed as development progresses, in order to disperse traffic from the site. This will help mitigate the potential for enormous congestion on Town roads that would be created by allowing a cul-de-sac of indefinite duration at the intersection of Battlefield Parkway and Hawling Farm Boulevard. 3. The applicant must be required to build two lanes of Battlefield Parkway from the Greenway to Route 621 earlier in the project. 4. The applicant must be required to build Crosstrail Boulevard from Sycolin Road to the Greenway at the beginning of the project. 5. The applicant must be required to widen Sycolin Road Phase III to four lanes by the end of Phase II of the project. 6. The applicant must be required to use timing of the opening of the school as an additional catalyst to build Shreve Mill Road, because currently it is only tied to development that may not be complete before the school begins construction. The proffers as worded potentially put the burden of this construction on the school unless a clause about school opening is inserted. 7. The Town feels that a contribution towards the construction of Crosstrail Boulevard from Sycolin Road to Route 7 is warranted. 8. The Town feels that the transit contribution from this development, particularly given its size and location, is Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 11 inadequate. Transit services in this area need to be robust and convenient to help mitigate traffic concerns. 9. The Town of Leesburg still requests that the applicant proffer 40- acres for the expansion of the Leesburg Airport, as shown on the approved 2006 Leesburg Executive Airport Master Plan Update (airport service plan). The current proffers contain language for the provisions of 18-acres of land for the airport at an offering of POST rezoning prices. In addition, this proffer contains an encumbrance in the form of a provision that the applicant will have the right of approval of any use or design of the proffered site. As worded now, the FAA will not participate in acquiring this property, rendering this proffer moot. If the applicant is serious about support of the airport, then the encumbrance should be removed and the applicant should provide 40-acres. 10. The Town still believes that the applicant's transportation proffers fall short of what the Town considers an adequate fair share contribution for their impacts. We acknowledge that the applicant is proffering physical road improvements as outlined above. However, as you may recall, the Town calculated a fair share contribution of what the Town would require if the project were under our jurisdiction. This figure, based on the applicant's revised plan, is approximately $19 million. The total cost of offsite improvements the applicant is providing is approximately $15 million. In addition, the applicant is taking a "credit" of approximately $2.3 million against their capital facilities requirements. The applicant has stated that this is because of the "regional" nature of these roads. This brings their proffer amount to approximately $12.7 million. The Town feels that the difference of $6.3 million between these two figures should be paid by the applicant, and earmarked for the mitigation of traffic created by and being attracted to, this development. These projects could include, but not be limited to, the Sycolin Road flyover project or Battlefield Parkway. 11. The applicant should be required, as part of their on-site transportation needs, to dedicate land for a ramp from their development to northbound Dulles Greenway. 12. The Town of Leesburg still opposes residential land uses in such close proximity to the airport. We implore the Board of Supervisors to deny this application. We strongly believe that there are enough outstanding issues with this project that approval should not be granted in this form. If, however, such a denial is not forthcoming, then the Town strongly requests that the Board of Supervisors address the numerous concerns we have outlined here. This would be at least a step towards attaining a project that the Town could feel comfortable calling a neighbor. We appreciate the continued cooperation between the County and the Town staff on this important issue, and than you for your consideration of this important matter. e. TransmittinG a letter to Loudoun Countv reGardinG the Countv Government Center Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Page 12 Mayor Umstattd stated the County wants to reserve the Shellhorn property for parks. John Wells stated the task force wants to keep the Shellhorn option alive. Council Member Martinez stated he is pleased with the letter. Mr. Wells stated there are no fatal flaws on any of the sites. Council Member Burk asked for changes to paragraph two to say all of the sites are suitable. Council Member Reid stated the Epic site would require a Town Plan Amendment Vice Mayor Horne, seconded by Councilmember Martinez, made a motion to forward the letter (with the change to paragraph two) to the Board of Supervisors. Council Member Reid, seconded by Council Member Martinez, made a motion to add language to say the Epic site would require a Town Plan amendment to remove the Greenway access. The amendment motion failed by the following vote: Aye: Reid and Martinez Nay: Burk, Horne, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Vote: 4-2-1 (Hammier absent) The original motion was approved by the following vote: Aye: Burk, Horne, Martinez, Reid, Wright and Mayor Umstattd Nay: None Vote: 6-0-1 (Hammier absent) L. Council Comments Council Member Reid disclosed a meeting today with Peter Arundel, Steve Delong, and Mike Banzhaf regarding the Loudoun Times Property. He stated three Loudoun County Teams participated in the Odyssey of the Mind State Championship in Newport News. Harmony Intermediate School will be going to the National Championship and Simpson Middle and Tolbert Elementary placed third. He talked about the tragedy at Virginia Tech and the impact on many families. Council Member Wriqht stated we all have heavy hearts about the events at Virginia Tech. He stated he feels for our colleagues at Blacksburg and wants them to know that our thought and prayers continue for them. Also, more of our local National Guard has been called to Iraq adding our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families. Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Paqe 13 He congratulated Town staff on the success of the Flower and Garden Show. Council Member Martinez stated this is the second time our local National Guard has been called up on to serve. Life. He challenged the Boards and Commissions to participate in the Relay for He thanked Council for their moment of silence in remembrance of those lost in Blacksburg. He commented on the success of the Flower and Garden Show. Council Member Martinez disclosed an email discussion with Sally Gillette regarding Commerce Bank. Vice Mayor Horne stated yesterday we heard from the Loudoun Academy of Art about their need to find space and Loudoun Interfaith Relief is also in a situation where they need to find space. She asked that we keep in mind to try and keep these organizations in the Town. She too congratulated the Flower and Garden Show for another successful year. She reminded everyone of the May 5 Arthritis Walk at Belmont Country Club. The Vice Mayor thanked the Keep Leesburg Beautiful sponsors and volunteers with special thanks to Tami Watkins. She stated she knows three classmates from her LEAD Virginia class who were directly impacted by the Virginia Tech tragedy. She asked for continued prayers for the community and Virginia Tech students. She added she is proud of how Virginia Tech students are handling the tragedy. Council Member Burk stated she is very impressed that Iraq students held a moment of silence for Virginia Tech. She reported the Teacher of the Year reception will be held Thursday, April 26, at Shenandoah University. On April 14 at the invitation of Lorraine Davis she attended the Holocaust Memorial at the Leesburg Temple. She stated the Temple is splendid. She reported attending on April 17 the Sustainable Loudoun event on How Arlington became a leader in the green building movement. Council Member Burk congratulated Parks and Recreation on another wonderful Flower and Garden Show. She reported that Loudoun Interfaith Relief and Gallery 222 need to find a new location. Town Council Minutes for April 24. 2007 Paqe 14 M. Mayor's Comments Mayor Umstattd reported attending the Access National Bank ribbon cutting on April 12. She reported she and Council Member Hammier helped open the girl's softball season on April 14. The Mayor stated a delegation of Latvian officials visited the Town. They were very interested in the wastewater treatment plant. She asked that the next agenda have a report on a Memorial Grove to honor Virginia Tech students. The Mayor reported attending Erin Preston's (Mattie Lassister's niece and a student killed in the Virginia Tech shooting) funeral service and asked that a Resolution of Respect be prepared for presentation to the family. She stated she gave a message on behalf of the Town. N. Manager's Comments There were no comments by the Town Manager. o. Adjournment On a motion by Council Member Martinez, seconded by Council Member Wright, the meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p.m. ~~~ Kriste C. U stattd, yor Town of Leesburg ATTEST: uJ, at:,~ lerk of Council 2007 _tcmin0424