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Show the points in the Resolution. After adjournment the members mem-bers were called back into session ses-sion and voted unanimously on a notion that "until further notice no City-owned property prop-erty would be sold." Removed from the Table for further discussion by a vote of the City Council members, the Greater Park City Company's request for zoning of 918 acres was again considered at there-cent there-cent Council meeting. Early in the discussion Councilman Robert Rob-ert Hays made a motion to refer the matter back to the Planning Commission for re-consideration. This was seconded by Councilman Clements P. Hansen Han-sen and was followed before the vote by questions and answers, suggestions and accusuations. Warren King, president of G.P.CC. asked the Council at one point: "Is it possible you do not WANT this development in Park City? Jon Wilking, G.P.C.C. reminded re-minded the members that the length of time this project has been before the Council has been excessive. Attorney CarlNem-elka, CarlNem-elka, in turn, reminded G.P. C.C. that the City Council has the power and authority to 'limit indefinitely a decision on this project. The original motion passed unanimously by a roll call vote. Mayor William P.Sullivan presided over the full council meeting which included Council members Robert Burns, Mr. Hays, Mr. Hansen, Mary C. Lehmer and Richard Martinez; Attorney Nemelka, City Manager Man-ager Keith Bailey and Recorder Record-er Violet Terry. A resolution was introduced incorporating points that must be clear before any annexation or zoning or subdividing is approved. ap-proved. (See Resolution printed in another section of this issue). Other business to come before be-fore the Council was the reappointing re-appointing of William Lence as City Judge; an O.K. for construction con-struction of an elaborate sidewalk side-walk in front of the Car 19 property; approval of a liquor license for William C. Blon-quist; Blon-quist; and changing the dates of City pay-days to the fifth and twentieth of the month. A lengthy discussion was held concerning perpetual care of the cemetery; and it was announced that Supervisor Philip Hughes will be vacating his post the middle of August. It was decided de-cided that if possible the work being done now should be divided divid-ed and two positions created for greater effectiveness. May 31 at 7:30 p.m. was specified as time for a Special Meeting to be held to clarify |