MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
REGULAR MEETING
MONDAY JANUARY 10, 2005
PRESENT: Mayor
Wayne Beer
Mayor
Pro Tem Carol Rudi
Councilman
Les Smith
Councilman
Joe Evans
City Manager Kirk Davis
City Counselor David Ramsay
City Clerk Cathy Swenson
ABSENT: Councilman Bill Cross
Mayor Wayne Beer opened the Regular January 10,
2005, City Council Meeting at
7:30 PM in the
Item 3. on the Agenda. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
Mayor Wayne Beer introduced Boy Scout Troop #247,
who presented the Color Guard and led the Pledge of Allegiance, in which all
joined.
Boy Scout Leader Jim Fluker introduced Skyler
Linderburg, Craig Norris, and Cody Offert who were members of the Color Guard.
Mayor Wayne Beer thanked members of Boy Scout Troop
247 and invited them to attend future City Council meetings.
Item 4. on the Agenda. APPROVAL OF THE REGULAR DECEMBER 13, 2004 CITY COUNCIL
MEETING MINUTES.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi moved to approve the Regular December 13, 2004, City Council Meeting Minutes as presented. Councilman Joe Evans seconded the motion.
The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Item 4a. on the Agenda. PRESENTATION OF A UNITED STATES
FLAG THAT WAS FLOWN OVER IRAQI SOIL.
POLICE OFFICER KELLY KIRK, WHO ALSO SERVES AS A DRILLING RESERVIST IN
THE UNITED STATES NAVY, WILL MAKE THE PRESENTATION.
Mayor Beer informed the audience that Gladstone Police
Officer, Kelly Kirk was deployed to the
Following applause, Mayor Beer stated the City of
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi stated she is happy Officer Kirk
has returned to
Item 5. on the Agenda. CONSENT AGENDA
CONSENT AGENDA DETAIL
Following the Clerk’s reading, Councilman Les Smith moved to accept the Consent Agenda as presented. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Councilman Les Smith moved to accept RESOLUTION
R-05-01, authorizing acceptance of work under contract with Larkin
Excavating, Incorporated for the North Main Street Reconstruction,
Councilman Les Smith moved to adopt RESOLUTION R-05-02,
authorizing acceptance of work under contract with George Butler Associates for
the Design of North Oak Turn Lanes at
Councilman Les Smith moved to adopt RESOLUTION R-05-03, authorizing Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $43,909.00 to the contract with Damon Pursell Construction, Incorporated for the Happy Rock West Project 025025. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Councilman Les Smith moved to adopt RESOLUTION R-05-04,
authorizing acceptance of work under contract with J & N Utilities for the
Councilman Les Smith moved to adopt RESOLUTION R-05-05, accepting a Temporary Construction Easement and a Permanent Easement from a property owner in conjunction with the Northwest 58th and Broadway Street Improvements Project (035034). Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Councilman Les Smith moved to approve a BUILDING
PERMIT for the addition of a second floor to the existing St. Andrew the
Councilman Les Smith moved to approve a BUILDING PERMIT for an addition to the existing Lawson Bank building, 6303 North Antioch Road, and remodeling of the interior. Applicant: Williams, Spurgeon, Kuhl, & Freshnock. Owner: Lawson Bank. (BP 04-10000002). Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Councilman Les Smith moved to approve a LIMITED ONE
DAY LIQUOR BY THE DRINK LICENSE to
Councilman Les Smith moved to approve the FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR NOVEMBER 2004. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
REGULAR AGENDA
Item 6. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE
Galen Neill, 6010 North Wyandotte, stated he was
present at the meeting to discuss snow removal problems he observed this past
week in regard to ice and snow and through the 59-61 Watch Group, which covers
North Broadway to North Oak Trafficway, and
Mr. Neill stated on 61st Street, west of North Oak Trafficway, there is a barricade on the south side of the street, where there was some excavation done in regard to new construction that was taking place on the north side in the location of the car lot. It seems the barricade has been there forever. Mr. Neill said he wondered why the asphalt overlay could not be laid in this particular excavation area to bring the street back to its original form.
Mr. Neill continued by pointing out the vacant retention
area behind Priscilla’s at
City Manager Kirk
City Manager
Mr. Williams stated Mr. Davis had given an accurate explanation.
City Manager Davis continued by saying that obviously Staff wants to remove the snow to the curbs and go over all the streets a couple of times. The City has a policy that says the collector and arterial streets will be cleaned in 24 hours and a time frame of 48 hours for the rest of the City’s streets and finally the cul-de-sacs are cleaned of snow. The City generally meets that policy all of the time. This was a unique storm because of the ice and then the plummeting temperatures, which prohibited the salt from working.
City Manager
Assistant City Manager Scott Wingerson began by saying Mr. Neill raised several points related to Northland Auto Sales. The road Mr. Neill refers to is a temporary situation located west behind the Priscilla’s facility. The road is really used to construct the storm water detention basin, and provides heavy equipment access to the main site, rather than using North Oak Trafficway.
Mr. Wingerson said Mr. Neill asked about sodding, and it is correct that sodding is required. However, the timing of the finishing of the auto sales facility was such that it wouldn’t allow the sod to survive the winter. The sodding will be done in the spring. Mr. Wingerson stated the erosion in the basin is a concern, and Staff will investigate that. Mr. Wingerson was at the facility in the last 10 days, but did not see the erosion Mr. Neill mentioned, but Staff will investigate this matter. If there is erosion, it will be necessary to re-contour the area before restoration can take place so the basin will work as designed. There has been a final inspection, but that does not mean the project is complete. There has been issued a temporary Certificate of Occupancy, which allows people to be in the building. However, there are certain weather related punch list items that need to be corrected in the future. The owner will address the sodding and the other punch list items in early spring. Once that is complete, the City will issue a final Certificate of Occupancy.
Councilman Les Smith asked for clarification regarding the road barricade and asked if it was placed for a road failure issue or related to the construction.
Mr. Wingerson said he believed it may have been placed for the tap for the fire service line, but he will check to be sure that is correct. As City Manager Davis indicated, Staff will investigate this and try to remove the barricade as soon as possible.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi asked if the reconstruction of
City Manager
Item 7. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CITY
COUNCIL
Councilman Joe Evans welcomed Mr. Chuck Williams
to the City and stated he was sure his first week was busy. Councilman Evans thanked the Public Safety
Department for their great work with a mishap he had over the weekend. Councilman Evans said he lost his money clip
in
Councilman Evans asked if there has been any action
on the property at
City Counselor David Ramsay agreed the letter has
not been received. It was expected last
week, but it did not arrive. He will
follow up on this.
Mr. Wingerson stated Staff continues to document the
activity and will move forward accordingly.
Councilman Les Smith began by saying he knows one
of the provisions of home occupancy is that there will be no visible signs of
activity, including the storage of vehicles and trailers. Councilman Smith said he feels confident
there have been at least two or three such vehicles at this address since the
last City Council meeting.
Councilman Smith welcomed Mr. Chuck Williams and
said he has had a “baptism by fire” with the recent weather events. Rightfully so, in
Councilman Smith said he would be happy to provide
some information tomorrow morning on material used to do such painting.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi welcomed Mr. Williams and Melinda Mehaffy, the new Economic Development Administrator. Councilman Rudi stated she is glad Mr. Williams and Ms. Mehaffy have joined the City.
Mayor Wayne Beer welcomed Mr. Williams, and said he was not in town last week during the ice storm, but he knows Mr. Williams came on board on Monday and work began in earnest on Tuesday.
Item 8. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CITY MANAGER
City Manager Kirk Davis welcomed everyone back from the holidays, and stated the fallout from the recent storm dictated that the Public Works site be opened for the public to drop off their their brush. The drop off site will be opened this week, this weekend, and all of next week and the following weekend. The need will be monitored from there. Hopefully, residents will take advantage of this opportunity.
City Manager
Item 9. on the Agenda. FIRST READING SUBSTITUTE BILL 04-48, prohibiting parking of commercial vehicles on commercial property where such parking is expressly prohibited by signs posted by the property owner.
Councilman Les Smith moved to place Substitute Bill
No. 04-48 on First Reading. Mayor Pro
Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved to accept the First
Reading of Substitute Bill 04-48, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second
and Final Reading. Mayor Pro Tem Carol
Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved
to accept the Second and Final Reading of Bill 04-48 and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.938. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith thanked the Council for
discussion on this Bill at the last meeting and also City Counselor Ramsay for
incorporating all of the changes that were requested. This Bill allows relief to those who need it,
but also places a burden on the property owner to make it happen.
Roll Call Vote: All “aye” - Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
Item 10. on the Agenda. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING: on a request to rezone from
R-1 (Single family Residential) and C3 (Commercial District) to CP-2
(Commercial District Planned) and a Site Plan Revision at property located at
Mayor Beer opened the Public Hearing and explained the hearing process that City Staff will make their presentation, followed by a presentation by the Applicant and finally comments from those in Favor and those Opposed.
Staff Presentation
Assistant City Manager Scott Wingerson stated he would like to begin with a small bit of housekeeping and said Item 10b. on the Agenda, Bill 05-02, references the construction of an auto sales facility. That is incorrect, and he asked that Bill 05-02 be changed to read as a retail facility.
Mr. Wingerson stated the applicant is requesting two actions from City Council. The first is a zoning change. The current zoning of the property is split, with one portion of the property located at the southwest corner zoned as C3. It was home to Precision Tune and it is now currently vacant. The second parcel wraps that parcel to the north and to the east, and is currently zoned R-1. The applicant is requesting zoning change from those two classifications to CP-2 as the agenda indicates. The second action requested of Council is a site plan approval, which would allow construction of approximately 16,000 square feet of retail space together with normal accessories such as parking, trash delivery and those types of items.
Mr. Wingerson said there were two issues raised during
the Public Hearing process. The first
was the location of the dumpster.
Originally the dumpster enclosure was to be located at the southeast
corner of the facility. That has been
relocated to the northwest portion of the property. One of the conditions of Staff is that the
dumpster is enclosed with materials consistent with the primary building. The other issue had to do with ingress and
egress. The property is proposed to have
a single ingress/egress point on
Mr. Wingerson asked that a condition be added to Bill 05-02 that requires the negotiation and execution of a development agreement and approval of City Council to address the grade concerns at 57th Terrace. The applicant/owner is agreeable to this condition and would like the project to move forward. Mr. Wingerson said there are a couple of Staff conditions having to do with operation of the facility in terms of the trash and tractor-trailer deliveries limited to the hours of 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. There are several closed driveway points, and Staff would like those to be replaced with curb, gutter and sidewalk. Other conditions include the typical public and neighborhood preservation type issues. The Planning Commission recommends unanimous approval of this application with a vote of 11-0.
Applicant Presentation
Dennis Markey, Architect with Rees, Masilionis, Turley
Architecture, stated the owner, Terry Morgason, was present at the
meeting. Mr. Markey stated that early on
this site was looked at in several different fashions as to things that could
be done with it. There were several
options of ways to incorporate the best use for this project. Through a series of evolution the applicant
decided on the 16,000 square foot retail facility as shown. The building is on a piece of land that
slopes from the north to south, and the proposal shows that they will be
raising the lower end of the lot, lowering the higher end, and flattening out
most of the site by removing quite a bit of dirt. The site will end up with a fairly flat
profile when completed. In moving the
dirt, the water detention requirements are also being considered. Mr. Markey pointed out on a drawing that
along
Mr. Markey stated to address traffic flow, a widened area
has been added to the access to
Comments from those in Favor of the Application
Terry Hoppenthaler, 2076 NE 57th Terrace, stated she appreciated the applicant addressing the neighborhood’s concerns and she looks forward to the development.
Comments from those Opposed to the Application
There was no one to speak in opposition to the application.
Mayor Beer closed the Public Hearing.
Item 10a. on the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 05-01, amending Ordinance No. 2.292 and being an
ordinance relating to Zoning Ordinance Regulations and the establishment of Use
Districts within the City of Gladstone, Missouri.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi moved to place Bill No.
05-01 on First Reading. Councilman Joe
Evans seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi moved to accept the First
Reading of Bill 05-01, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final
Reading. Councilman Joe Evans
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi
moved to accept the Second and Final Reading of Bill 05-01 and enact the Bill
as Ordinance 3.939. Councilman Joe Evans seconded. The vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem
Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer.
(4-0). The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith asked Mr. Wingerson if
the deliveries and trash service between the hours of 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM is
consistent with the City’s regulations.
Mr. Wingerson replied, yes, it is generally
consistent, but is on the restrictive side, because of the proximity to the
single-family homes to the south and to the east.
Roll Call Vote: All “aye” - Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
Item 10b. on the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 05-02, approving a site plan
revision for property legally described as all of lot 95, except the east 5’
thereof and all of lot 96, Evanston Place, an addition in accordance with the
recorded plat thereof and to the City of Gladstone, Clay County, Missouri
except that part conveyed to the state of Missouri for road purposes as set
forth in deed filed of record as document #c24933 and recorded in book 993,
page 496. this property is more commonly known as 5711
Councilman Les Smith moved to place Bill No. 05-02
on First Reading, adding Condition Number 8, which shall state the Developer
shall negotiate and execute a mutually acceptable development agreement with
the City related to the partial reconstruction of NE 57 Terrace. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem
Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer.
(4-0). The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved to accept the First
Reading of Bill 05-02 as amended, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second
and Final Reading. Mayor Pro Tem Carol
Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved
to accept the Second and Final Reading of Bill 05-02 as amended and enact the
Bill as Ordinance 3.940. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded. The vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem
Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer.
(4-0). The Clerk read the Bill.
Roll Call Vote: All “aye” - Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
Item 11. on the Agenda. CONTINUED PUBLIC HEARING on a request to rezone from
CP-3 (Commercial Planned Business) to CP-1 (Commercial Planned Local Business)
and a Site Plan Revision at property located at 6051 North Chestnut. Applicant DDG. Inc. Owner:
Aly-Beck. (File #1240)
Mayor Beer opened the Public Hearing and explained the hearing process would be the same as before with City Staff making their presentation, followed by a presentation by the Applicant and finally comments from those in Favor and those Opposed.
Staff Presentation
Applicant Presentation
Marcus Thomas, Architect for DDG, Incorporated,
stated a 3,600 square foot facility is proposed. The project is in an existing commercial
center, and is one of the remaining lots that has not been completed. Mr. Thomas pointed out displayed renderings
and said it is proposed that approximately one half of the building will be
occupied by the owner of the building, who operates a medical staffing office,
with very little walk-in traffic. The
office coordinates and arranges for nurses and emergency doctors to work in
emergency rooms and offices that require emergency services. The remaining half of the building will be
for leasing purposes to another Type B occupancy. It is the intent of the owner to market the
facility to professional offices, such as accountant, doctors, or something in
this range. They do not desire a lot of
retail traffic in the building. Mr.
Thomas pointed out on the rendering the building materials for the proposed
professional office building, and stated the only signage would be the address
letters.
Comments from those in Favor of the Application
There was no one to speak in favor of the
application.
Comments from those Opposed to the
Application
There was no one to speak in opposition to the
application.
Mayor Beer closed the Public Hearing.
Item 11a. on the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 05-03, amending Ordinance No. 2.292 and being an
ordinance relating to zoning ordinance regulations and the establishment of Use
Districts within the City of Gladstone, Missouri.
Councilman Les Smith moved to place Bill No. 05-03
on First Reading. Councilman Joe Evans
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved to accept the First
Reading of Bill 05-03, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final
Reading. Councilman Joe Evans
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Les Smith moved
to accept the Second and Final Reading of Bill 05-03 and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.941. Councilman Joe Evans
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Roll Call Vote: All “aye” - Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
Item 11b. on the Agenda. FIRST
Councilman Joe Evans moved to place Bill No. 05-04
on First Reading. Councilman Les Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Joe Evans moved to accept the First
Reading of Bill 05-04, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final
Reading. Les Smith seconded. The vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem
Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0). The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Joe Evans moved
to accept the Second and Final Reading of Bill 05-04 and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.942. Councilman Les Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman
Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
The Clerk read the Bill.
Roll Call Vote: All “aye” - Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les
Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0).
Item 12. on the Agenda. APPROVAL OF BUILDING PERMIT for construction of a new
office building at
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi moved to approve a Building
Permit for construction of a new office building at
Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi pointed out that on the second page of the Staff Report, Item Number 3 states that “if a fire alarm is to be installed”. Mayor Pro Tem Rudi asked if that should really say “if”.
Assistant City Manager Scott Wingerson replied that in the Staff Reports there is always the opportunity for an architect to provide alternatives. If required, the fire alarm will be installed. If it is not required, then the architect can demonstrate that to the Fire Marshall and Building Official, and that comment would be removed.
Councilman Les Smith asked Mr. Wingerson if in approving a building permit when there are various comments from the different City divisions, is City Council’s approval in essence subject to those conditions being met?
Mr. Wingerson replied that was correct.
The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Item 13. on the Agenda. PUBLIC HEARING: for consideration of a Site Plan at property
generally located at
Mayor Beer explained the Applicant has withdrawn
this request, therefore no Public Hearing will be held.
Item 14. on the Agenda. PUBLIC HEARING:
for consideration of a Rezoning and Site Plan at property generally
located at
Item 15. on the Agenda. OTHER BUSINESS
Councilman Les Smith stated relative to a Study
Session item that was on City Council’s agenda earlier this evening, he would
like to make a motion that authorizes the Parks and Recreation Department to
pursue providing in-house concession service at the Municipal Swimming Pool and
at Happy Rock Park, subject to final approval by the City Manager as to its structure. Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi seconded.
Councilman Joe Evans stated he believed the
Gladstone Amphitheatre was to be included, but with a 501 (c) 3 designation,
and asked if it should be included in the motion.
Councilman Smith replied that as he read the Staff
memo it was specific to in-house concession services at the two facilities
mentioned in the motion. Councilman
Smith stated it might be worthwhile to note, as part of this discussion, that,
yes, it is the intent for the Amphitheatre’s concession services not to be
in-house, but for Staff to organize its concessions with a 501 (c) 3
organization. The in-house service,
which would cause the City some expense and exposure is limited to the
Municipal Pool and
The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Joe Evans, Councilman Les Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Carol Rudi, and Mayor Wayne Beer. (4-0)
Councilman Smith asked because there were two projects approved this evening that have worked very well through the process with the Planning Commission and there have been some changes, if the Planning Commission should add or delete recommendations, to the original Staff Report , are those automatically included in what comes before City Council, or do they need to be added or deleted by City Council.
Mr. Wingerson replied what the Planning Commission
recommends is what Staff presents to the City Council. Unless there is a specific reference, such as
in the case of the first change this evening, which was the addition of a
developer’s agreement. The developer’s
agreement addition was based on a Planning Commission recommendation and was
added verbally this evening, and on the second change, it was the zoning change
that the Planning Commission requested. In these cases Mr. Wingerson tries to
bring Council’s attention to them, but if he does not, they are included in the
Ordinance that is provided to City Council members.
Item 16. on the Agenda. QUESTIONS FROM THE NEWS MEDIA
There were no questions from the News Media.
Item 17. on the Agenda. ADJOURNMENT
There being no further business to come before the
December 13, 2004
Respectfully submitted:
___________________________
Cathy Swenson, City Clerk
Approved
as submitted: ___
Approved
as corrected/amended: ___
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Mayor Wayne Beer