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99 is a recurring process and it was felt by Staff and recommended by City Auditor to make it a continuing contract , in the same manner as numerous other contracts entered into by City are and thereby cut down on administrative work load , as well as Council action agenda . It was " open -ended " only in the sense that if not cancelled by either party , will go on from year to year , but that it does have provision for cancellation by either party , Respond - ing to comment regarding cost last year being 56 , 000 , he informed Council that since last year , there have been a considerably larger number of par - cels processed . Motion carried on roll call vote , Councilman Henderson voting no . ACCEPTANCE of project , Boiler Replacement , City Hall and Main Library Building . Contract completed in accordance with plans and specifications and author - ized change orders , and Staff recommended acceptance . Councilman Petersen moved to accept the project , subject to the usual one -year guarantee of work - manship and materials , seconded by Councilman Arnett , and carried . ( MINUTE ORDER # 69 -220 ) Councilman Henderson moved to adopt RESOLUTION NO . 6157 RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT HAWES PARK, HUDSON AND OAK AVENUE ; AND AUTHORIZING CITY CLERK TO CALL FOR BIDS THEREFOR , seconded by Councilman Keckley . Project is for installation of automatic sprinkler system to permit all night watering of Hawes Park grounds which would release play area for two add - itional days of recreation . Motion carried on roll call vote . Councilman Henderson moved to introduce Ordinance establishing procedures for disposition of unclaimed property received by City , seconded by Councilman Arnett . Councilman Henderson questioned whether City had ordinance of this type pre - viously ; and with reference to Section 2 . 56 , what " reasonable charges " would be expected to be . City Attorney responded there was no ordinance providing for disposition of such property heretofore . Provision for establishing charges is included in the event of costs incurred in storing property . There is no intention to charge rental for use of City facilities , but if it becomes necessary to store unclaimed property commercially , City should be able to expect to recover actual costs incurred for such storage elsewhere . Discussion of ordinances proposed by Ordinance Review Committee relating to parking restrictions , speed limits on certain streets , and report on results of two night parking surveys . Councilman Keckley reported that after his Committee had been requested by Council for recommendations regarding on - street parking , they requested a survey be done by Police Department to determine number and types of vehicles parked on public streets and the availability and usage of off - street parking space . In discussions by the Ordinance Review Committee , the matter of speed pertaining to 25 -mile per hour zones was raised , and the Chief of Police was (1 / 'cY%1