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On the motion: All in favor. Motion passed. The communication was received and filed. 3. RESOLUTION 2023-07 - A RESOLUTION to take effect immediately provided it receives the affirmative vote of at least two thirds of the members of Council, or otherwise to take effect and be in force after the earliest period allowed by law, establishing rates of admission to the Lakewood municipal swimming pools located at Lakewood Park and Madison Park, and superseding Ordinance 10-19 and all other ordinances inconsistent herewith. (referred to PWS 216123) (pg. 1) Motion by President Litten, seconded by Vice President Kepple to substitute Resolution 2023- 07. A roll call vote was conducted as follows: Yeas: Baker, Bullock, Kepple, Litten, Marx, Rader, Shachner Nays: none Motion passed. Motion by President Litten, seconded by Vice President Kepple to adopt Resolution 2023-07 as substituted. A roll call vote was conducted as follows: Yeas: Baker, Bullock, Kepple, Litten, Marx, Rader, Shachner Nays: none Motion passed. Resolution 2023-07 was adopted as substituted. 4. Report from Health& Human Services Committee meeting held February 27, 2023. (to be provided) Vice President Kepple provided the following oral report: At the Feb 27'meeting of the Health and Human Services Committee, committee members Kepple, Marx and Rader were joined by Councilmember Baker, Assistant Director ofPlanning David Baas, Planning Director Leininger, and Clerk Bach. Also in attendance were Kate Ingersoll ofHealth Lakewood Foundation and Lakewood City Schools representatives Mark Walter and Lisa Bruening. After approving the minutes of the January 23rd meeting, discussion of Resolution 2023-09 ensued. Assistant Director Baas introduced the Resolution and spoke of the need to formalize a permanent standing committee to not only continue the work of the Community Health Needs Assessment, but also that ofprevious initiatives on community health in which the city was involved dating back to the mid-2000s. The Resolution forms an initial committee ofseven core members including representatives from City Council, the Planning Department, Human Services Department, Lakewood City Schools, Healthy Lakewood Foundation and the Three Arches Foundation, and builds in the capacity to expand to up to 21 members and to form subcommittees to work on specific subjects. The Committee voted unanimously to recommend adoption ofResolution 2023-09 to Council.