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Councilmember Engelken commented he agreed each Councilmember could have a page in the <br />newsletter if they have news to report. <br />Mayor Rigby and Councilmember Kaminski agreed with having a quarterly newsletter. <br />Councilmember Leonard commented all of Council will have input for the newsletter, and names <br />are unimportant. <br />Council agreed on a quarterly newsletter consisting of news for the entire city, and staff will come to <br />Council for approval of any district -specific newsletter. <br />No policy was adopted. <br />10. REPORTS <br />(a) Receive report of Fiscal Affairs Committee — Councilmember Engelken <br />Councilmember Engelken provided a report of the Fiscal Affairs Committee which took place at a <br />meeting held just prior to this council meeting. <br />(b) Receive report from Perdue Brandon of Delinquent Tax accounts — K. Powell <br />Jason Bailey with Perdue Brandon provided a report of Delinquent Tax accounts. <br />Councilmember Leonard questioned how the Debakey property will be settled. Mr. Bailey advised <br />the probate will be reviewed to see if a specific Debakey own the property or if all of the heirs will be <br />sued. <br />Councilmember Zemanek questioned if the 52 properties are the only ones with delinquency <br />issues, and will the other delinquent properties be resolved in the fiscal year. Mr. Bailey responded <br />no. Councilmember Zemanek questioned what happened to the delinquent reports dating back <br />from 1986 to present. Mr. Bailey responded City reports indicate rolls that have already gone <br />through the process and have been struck off but continue to appear until they have been sold. <br />Councilmember Moser questioned if the 12 25-foot lots were inventory. Mr. Bailey responded no, <br />they are not in suit or inventory of the City and have not been put into with litigation. <br />Mayor Rigby asked Council if they wanted the firm to expedite the properties that are marketable. <br />All of Council was in agreement. <br />Councilmember Zemanek advised he would like the firm to proceed with Tax Account I.D. # 933, <br />871, and 137 that have marketable issues. Mr. Bailey informed the firm can only foreclose on <br />41.62% interest of the property of Tax Account I.D. # 933 because the other interest is undivided <br />interest and is not delinquent. Mr. Bailey added the City would not be able to transfer 100% <br />ownership in the interest and would not be able to sell or own the entire piece of property. <br />Councilmember Zemanek advised he would still like the firm to proceed. <br />Mayor Rigby asked Council if they all agreed to expedite the nine properties and accomplish what <br />can be done with the 22 properties, confirm with the neighbors on the single lots with notice <br />and include the three lots Councilmember Zemanek would like to be included. All of Council <br />agreed. <br />(c) Receive Delinquent Tax Report — T. Leach <br />Assistant City Manager Traci Leach provided a Delinquent Tax Report and asked Council if they <br />would like to continue receiving the report. Council advised they would like to continue receiving the <br />report once a month, including the delinquent taxes that are paid. <br />Page 6 of 8 <br />October 28, 2013, Council Meeting Minutes <br />