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<br /> <br />Mr. Kraft said the new logo was voted down therefore everything automatically <br />reverts back to the old logo. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe said something needed to be done if Council wants to allocate more <br />money to bring back the old signs. He stated that some kind of direction needs to <br />given to Mr. Walker by Council. <br /> <br />Mayor Welsch asked if it would help if Avant provided the research that went into the <br />rebranding. She said there was a difference between choosing a logo as in 1976 and <br />rebranding. <br /> <br />Mr. Glickert said because the majority voted against the new logo, everything will <br />have to be pulled back, signs, paper, envelopes, business cards, etc. <br /> <br />Mr. Price stated that he did not know why the City was rebranded when that money <br />could have been used on streets and sidewalks which would bring people in. He said <br />it is not the first time the City had to eat costs as they did on the calendars last year. <br /> <br />Mr. Kraft said the old signs are probably around and just put them back. He said it <br />was the logo that was voted down, which had nothing to do with the rebranding. <br /> <br />M. UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br />BILLS <br />1. BILL 9157 – <br />An ordinance regulating the operation of the Ruth Park Golf Couse <br /> <br />Learning Center Driving Range. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr moved for approval and was seconded by Mr. Crow. <br /> <br />CITIZEN COM MENTS <br />Ed Mass, 8360 Cornell Ave. <br />Mr. Mass said there had been a lot of citizen input into turning the lights on at the <br />driving range and had a large public support. He requested Council unanimously <br />approve this bill. <br /> <br />Jan Adams, 7150 Cambridge Ave <br />Ms. Adams noted there was a conflict in Ms. Carr’s campaign to what she now <br />proposed in regard to who turns off the lights. Ms. Adams asked Ms. Carr to clarify <br />her conflicting statements on whether the Driving Range was making money. Lastly <br />Ms. Adams asked the City Manager to keep track of all costs involved in reverting <br />back to the old logo. <br /> <br />Ms. Carr noted she provided to Council data showing daily temperatures during the <br />winter months. She said this would interject some common sense into a resolution <br />that says lights should be on. <br /> <br />Mr. Kraft said Ms. Carr was quite clear and the lights did not matter but if the <br />numbers were looked at, the driving range lost money in December, January, and <br />February. He noted from Ms. McCartney’s figures that from 6:00pm to closing in <br />December, January, and February, they sold 58 buckets of balls. He said for 90 <br />9 <br /> <br />
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