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HomeMy WebLinkAbout09/23/2002 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES CITY OF WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO September 23. 2002 The Regular City Council Meeting was called to order by Mayor Cerveny at 7 00 P m Councilmembers present: Jerry DiTullio, Vance Edwards Dean Gokey, Ralph Mancinelli, David Schneider Odarka Figlus, Lena Rotola, and Harry Hanley Also present: City Clerk, Wanda Sang, City Manager, Randy Young, City Attorney, Gerald Dahl Director of Planning, Alan White, staff' and interested citizens APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF Special Meeting of September 9,2002 and Regular Meeting of September 9,2002 Motion by Mr DiTullio for the approval of the Minutes of the Special Meeting of September 9, 2002 and the Regular Meeting of September 9, 2002, seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 8-0 PROCLAMATIONS AND CEREMONIES Mayor Cerveny read a Proclamation for Constitution Week - September 17 - 23 and presented it to a Chapter of Daughters of the Revolution CITIZENS' RIGHT TO SPEAK Thomas Wright, President of the Wheat Ridge Rotary Club, presented the 4th installment of their pledge for the Wheat Ridge Recreation Center, in the amount of $6,000 He recognized Dr Ostwald from the Wheat Ridge Animal Hospital who had done a lot of the fund raising Jack Rose, 4696 Hoyt Street, member of the Parks and Recreation Commission, was very disappointed that Council ignored the park names suggested by the Parks Commission and chose their own names He feels that Council did not follow the park naming rules and he read the rules Mr Dahl will address Council at the next meeting and clarify this matter Thomas Slattery, 6869 West 32nd Avenue, representing Wheat Ridge United Neighborhoods, announced that Friday, September 27, 2002, they will hold their annual Candidates and Issues Forum in Council Chambers He thanked the City for letting them use the Council Chambers CITY COUNCIL MINUTES" September 23, 2002 Page -2- APPROVAL OF AGENDA Motion by Mr Mancinelli to pull Agenda Item 7 because this should have been brought up for reconsideration on September 9 at the Regular Meeting seconded by Mr Gokey; carried 7-1 with Mr DiTullio voting no Motion by Mr Schneider to suspend the Council Rules and allow this Item to be considered tonight as Item 7 B and further moved that all Rules be suspended for that particular debate, seconded by Mr Gokey Mr DiTullio asked for a division of the question First question to put this on as Item 7 B carried 8-0 Second part of the motion failed 5-3 with Councilmembers Hanley, Figlus, and DiTullio voting no (This needed 6 votes to pass) Motion by Mr DiTullio to approve the Agenda as amended, seconded by Mr Mancinelli, carried 8-0 PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ORDINANCES ON SECOND READING Item 1 Council Bill 29-2002 - An Ordinance amending Section 26-621 of the Wheat Ridge Code of Laws pertaining to parking in residential areas Council Bill 29-2002 was introduced on second reading by Mr Schneider; Clerk read summary and background and assigned Ordinance No 1265 Alan White presented the staff report. He stated that the Ordinance contained in the packet was the one passed on first reading by Council and did not include the Planning Commission recommended changes He faxed out a memo today, which included those changes He elaborated on the changes to the Ordinance that were recommended by the Planning Commission He recommended that the definition of "jet skis" be changed to "personal water craft" The changes recommended by Planning Commission read as follows 1 Amend Section 26-123 with the addition of the following definition Recreational Vehicle, Personal Vehicles used in recreational pursuits designed for use by one or two persons including such vehicles as snowmobiles, all- terrain vehicles personal water craft, boats and other similar motorized or non- motorized devices CITY COUNCIL MINUTES- September 23, 2002 Page -3- 2 Revise Section B to read In residential zone districts, detached trailers and recreational vehicles are prohibited from parking in public rights-of-way except that one utility trailer or one recreational vehicle with or without an attached towed vehicle may be parked within public street rights-of-way for a period of up to seventy-two hours Moving the utility trailer or the recreational vehicle to another location in the right-of-way does not extend or re-start the 72-hour period This section does not apply to campers mounted upon pickup trucks 3 Change the first sentence of Section C to read In residential zone districts, one recreational vehicle and one other detached trailer upon which may be mounted personal recreational vehicles may be parked or stored outside upon property owned by the vehicle owner, provided such vehicles are parked six (6) feet or more inside the front property line 4 Add the following wording to the end of the first sentence in Section F provided such vehicles are parked six (6) feet or more inside the front property line under the same conditions as set forth in Section C above Linda Weatherman is concerned about this Ordinance, they own a 27 ft Winnebago Motor home and have a 21 ft Pontoon Boat, which are stored on their property She is not sure if this Ordinance would put them in violation Mr DiTullio asked Mr White if the condition that the recreational vehicle had to belong to the property owner is in the Ordinance Mr White stated yes, that was addressed in Section C This would apply to either an owner or a renter Ms Figlus asked Mr White if somebody could have several personal recreational vehicles on the property The answer was, yes, if they fit on 1 trailer, otherwise they would have to be stored inside Mr White stated that this would be addressed in change 3 The definition of "Recreational Vehicle" includes a Motor Home, a snowmobile a personal watercraft, a boat, a camper trailer She questioned the wording that recreational vehicles cannot be stored in a carport as addressed in Section C and the same thing in Section F in the last sentence It should read "non operative vehicle" Mr White agreed Ms Figlus questioned the parking of a visitor's RV They can apply for a temporary parking permit, not to exceed 14 days and park on the street. Ms Figlus asked that this also apply to parking in the driveway and the language be added to the Ordinance Alan Salzmann applauded Council for drafting an Ordinance with stronger language regarding recreational vehicles He has had an experience with a large RV parked next to his driveway and he narrowly missed hitting children while backing out of his driveway He submitted a petition 7 years ago for the removal of RV's from any frontage property 90% of his neighbors signed it. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES" September 23, 2002 Page -4- Motion by Mr Schneider to approve Council Bill 29-2002 Case No lOA-02-04 on second reading I further move to add the following wording to the end of the first sentence in Section F "provided such vehicles are parked six feet or more inside the front property line under the same conditions as set forth in Section C above" I further move that we change the words "jet skis" in Section 1 to "personal watercraft" seconded by Mrs Rotola Motion by Ms Figlus to add amendments 1 2. and 3 as proposed by the Planning Commission, seconded by Mr Hanley Mr Schneider will vote no on this because this will water down the law we currently have in place In reading 2 , it says that one utility trailer or recreational vehicle with or without an attached vehicle may be parked within the public street, this means you can leave an abandoned trailer in the street Right now you can't do that Under our current ordinance it has to be attached to a towing vehicle Ms Figlus amended her amendment to strike the words "one utility trailer", seconded by Mr Hanley Mr Schneider stated if we left out the entire amendment it would be exactly as it is right now Amendment to the amendment failed 2-6 with Councilmembers Hanley and Figlus voting yes Motion by Mr Gokey to amend Ms Figlus' motion to strike 1 and 2 and add 3 , failed for lack of a second Vote on amendment failed 2-6 with Councilmembers Hanley and Figlus voting yes Motion by Mr Gokey to amend the motion to add 3 , seconded by Ms Figlus Mr DiTullio stated this motion makes no sense because it goes with 1 , which has not been included in the original motion Mr Gokey amended his amendment to add 1 to go with 3 , seconded by Ms Figlus Mr Gokey stated that he wants to support the responsible RV and boat owners in the City, who take care of their possessions The problem is with people who store five or six different recreational vehicles on their property Motion tied 4-4 with Councilmembers Hanley Gokey Rotola, and Figlus voting yes Mayor broke the tie by voting yes Motion carried 5-4 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES- September 23, 2002 Page -5- Vote on main motion as amended carried 7-1 with Ms Figlus voting no Ms Figlus asked when this would take effect and how people would be notified of this law Mr Dahl stated it would take effect 15 days after final publication and people would be notified by this ordinance being published in the newspaper Ms Figlus feels all of us are in favor of cleaning up the City, however 15 days is a very short time to allow people to make other arrangements She doesn't know how many people read the fine print of public notices and she would be more comfortable if this would be enforced after the next publication of the Wheat Ridge Connection and give people an opportunity to find out about this other than getting a warning from the City Item 2 Council Bill 30-2002 - An Ordinance adopting by reference the Wadsworth Boulevard Corridor Plan (Case No ZOA-02-05) Council Bill 30-2002 was introduced on second reading by Mr Mancinelli who read the title, summary and background Clerk assigned Ordinance No 1266 Alan White presented the staff report and answered Councils' questions Motion by Mr Mancinelli to adopt Council Bill 30-2002 (Ordinance 1266) (Case No ZOA-02-5) on second reading and that it take effect immediately; seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 7-1 with Mr Gokey voting no Item 3 Consideration of an application for a Special Use Permit to allow a gasoline fueling facility on C-1 zoned property located at 5201 West 38th Avenue and 3817 Sheridan Blvd (Case No SUP-02-01) (King Soopers) Vance Edwards stated that, based upon a discussion with Mr Dahl, he will abstain from this Agenda Item Charter Section 5 9 requires every Councilmember to vote on all matters unless he/or she has a personal or private interest in the matter In the past, when items related to this matter were discussed, the party was 38th & Sheridan Ltd Partnership, which owns the Shopping Center He was then required to vote The applicant this evening is King Soopers, who is his employer If he voted, it would be considered a conflict of interest He will leave Council Chambers for the entire agenda item and abstain from voting Mr Edwards left Council Chambers Item 3 was introduced by Mr DiTullio, who read the title, summary and background Meredith Reckert, Planning Department, was sworn in by the Mayor and presented the staff report. She stated that Planning Commission had denied this request and an appeal was filed to City Council, that is why we are hearing this case tonight. She recommended an additional condition regarding the design of the canopy that would meet the streetscape manual requirements CITY COUNCIL MINUTES September 23, 2002 Page -6- Carl Schmidtlein, of Galloway, Romero & Associates, representing King Soopers, thanked staff for working with them in putting this together They concur with the staff report and the recommendations that they have made He pointed out on the map some of the new trees that have been planted and new fencing and the red brick pavers They have agreed to extend the fence treatment to wrap around the Sheridan frontage Robert McGhee, 5940 West 38th Avenue, is really confused He thought the City's goals were to make this area more pedestrian friendly and then they put a gas station on the corner of the gateway to the City Are we more interested in revenue or creating a walking pedestrian mall? No matter how you dress it up, it's still a gas station Mr DiTullio asked Mr Schmidtlein if he would be willing to work with staff on the design of the canopy to fit with the streetscape and architectural standards, he replied he would Mr DiTullio further asked if they would extend their 8 year lease 12 more years, the answer was yes Mr DiTullio stated that the City is getting $700,000 a year from this business Ms Figlus asked the applicant if this was not approved, would they move after their 8-year lease was up Mike Shunk, King Soopers Real Estate Representative was sworn in by the Mayor He stated they have no intention of vacating the property after 8 years Motion by Mr DiTullio to approve Case No SUP-02-01, a request for approval of a Special Use Permit to allow gasoline sales on property located at 5201 West 38th Avenue, 5301 West 38th Avenue, and 3817 Sheridan Blvd, for the following reasons 1 The criteria used to evaluate a special use permit support the application 2 Installation of a gas fueling facility would be consistent with the Village Center designation on the Comprehensive Plan 3 It will allow King Soopers to remain competitive in the marketplace 4 Revenues to the City may increase With the following conditions 1 the special use permit shall be a personal grant of use to the property owner subject to restrictions in that certain development agreement amendment dated July 22, 2002 2 The special use remain in effect until such time as the lease with the city for the property at 5201 West 38th Avenue is terminated unless the property is purchased pursuant to Section 18 of the April 15, 1995 development agreement as amended on July 22, 2002 At that time all improvements related to the fueling station shall be removed by the applicant including the underground tanks 3 The fueling facility can be open and manned from 6 00 a.m to 10 00 P m 4 Fuel deliveries shall occur during employee hours 5 Lights under the canopy, including luminaires, be recessed and fully shielded CITY COUNCIL MINUTES' September 23, 2002 Page -7- 6 All canopy lights, except security lights, shall be turned off during non-operating hours 7 Employees be required to park in the rear parking area during daylight hours 8 A fence matching the type used in the streetscape project be extended from the city improvements at the corner of 38th & Sheridan north to the south side of the primary drive cut on Sheridan 9 The brick on the kiosk and freestanding sign match that used in the 38th Avenue streetscape improvements 10 The applicant will enter into an agreement with the city prior to the issuance of a building permit for construction of the canopy which agreement shall provide for the following actions 1) The applicant and city will monitor, for up to one year following the opening of the fueling facility, the southern access drive on Sheridan Blvd for any unforeseen traffic-related problems caused by the fueling facility; 2) The applicant shall prepare for the approval by the Public Works Director, a plan to mitigate any identified traffic-related problems, 3) the applicant shall construct any improvement required by the approved plans within 30 days after approval of the plan by the City; and 4) The applicant shall provide security for the improvement at the time of building permit issuance for the fueling facility 11 The Applicant will work with staff on the design of the canopy to achieve a design that meets the required standards of the Streetscape and Architectural Design Manual; seconded by Mr Schneider Motion by Mr Gokey for an amendment to add to condition 6 except for any neon signs (if used on the canopy), seconded by Mr Schneider; carried 6-1 with Mr Hanley voting no Mr Hanley cannot support this plan, it sounds like an interesting connection with King Soopers and at the same time he agrees with the citizen commentary that the idea of a gas station behind next to and in full view of our new sign to invite people to the walking section of enticing new Wheat Ridge is impossibly, inconceivably inconsistent with why the City asked the citizens to spend in excess of 3 Million Dollars to doctor up this area to make it look more attractive He is surprised that there is such clear consensus that we are going in that direction and was not aware of the discussion in that regard Mr Schneider clarified that the streetscape project was more like 2 4 Million, not 3 Million Vote on original motion as amended carried 5-2 with Mr Hanley and Ms Figlus voting no Mr Edwards returned to Council Chambers CITY COUNCIL MINUTES' September 23, 2002 Page -8- Item 4. Reconsideration of approval condition for Riley's Roost Subdivision (Case No WS-01-01) Case No WS-01-01 was introduced by Mr DiTullio, Clerk read summary and background Motion by Mr DiTullio to amend the condition of approval of the Riley's Roost Subdivision, Case No WS-01-01, by requiring the collection of the cash in lieu of park land dedication fee at the time of building permit issuance for each lot; seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 8-0 ORDINANCES ON FIRST READING Item 5. Council Bill 32-2002 - amending Subsection 15-25(g) of the Code of Laws of the City of Wheat Ridge, concerning the storage of junk. Council Bill 32-2002 was introduced on first reading by Mr Schneider, who also read the title, summary and background Motion by Mr Schneider that Council Bill 32-2002 be approved on first reading, ordered published, public hearing be set for Monday, October 14, 2002 at 700 P m. in City Council Chambers, Municipal Building, and if approved on second reading, take effect 15 days after final publication seconded by Mr DiTullio Louise Turner, 11256 West 38th Avenue, stated that this nuisance law has been amended over and over and tightened up just a little bit more with each Council Everything is now a crime instead of a minor offense if somebody has junk. Council prevented the judge from being able to mitigate the fee schedule Everything is being referred to as "blight" She feels this Council Bill is discriminatory to people on low budgets because not everybody has a garage to put their junk in She hoped this will be defeated on first reading Motion carried 7-1 with Ms Figlus voting no DECISIONS. RESOLUTIONS, AND MOTIONS Item 6. Acquisition of the Denning Property located at 10135 West 38th Avenue Item 6 was introduced by Mr Schneider; summary and background read by the Clerk. Motion by Mr Schneider to direct staff to proceed with acquisition of the Denning Property, Parcel B, seconded by Ms Figlus, carried 7-1 with Mrs Rotola voting no Item 7 B. Mobile Field Reporting for the Police Department. Item 7 B was introduced by Mr DiTullio, summary and background read by the Clerk. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES-- September 23, 2002 Page -9- Motion by Mr DiTullio that the amended mobile field reporting agreement and RFP-02- 040 between the City of Wheat Ridge and Logistics Systems, Inc. be approved I further move that $58,818 be charged to Acct 01-117-755 I further move that the remaining $35,000 in COPS MORE 98 Grant monies be used to pay for this project and deposited into Acct 01-117-755 upon receipt, and amend the 2002 Budget accordingly I further move that a 10% contingency fund in the amount of $9,380 be established I further move that the Mayor be authorized to enter into this agreement with Logistic Systems Inc seconded by Mr Edwards Mr Young stated he had asked Chief Hurst and Deputy Chief Cassa to prepare this item and incorporate the suggestions Council had made at previous meetings and to address any issues that had been raised This project has been scaled down from the previous requests Deputy Chief Cassa referred to his memo to Randy Young dated September 17, in this Agenda Packet, which outlined the components and expenses of the multi-phase computer project Mr Schneider stated that poor planning and timing on the part of staff and waiting until the last minute does not constitute an emergency on the part of City Council Any time that has been lost in implementing the new system or extra cost go back to the staff by not being realistic in the first place He asked for a compromise at the least meeting and was told by Chief Hurst "there is no compromise" Maybe these changes now show that there is an understanding that there isn't an open checkbook with unlimited funds He hopes that the citizens' money is being spent wisely and carefully Mr Cassa stated he resents having his integrity impugned in an erroneous fashion Motion carried 8-0 Item 8. Council Rule Change Motion by Mr Schneider to change the Council Rules of Order and Procedure to now read Any THREE OR FOUR Councilmembers may attend informal meetings held for the purpose of acquiring and discussing topics SUCH MEETINGS MUST BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, NO NOTICE IS REQUIRED UNLESS FORMAL ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN, seconded by Mrs Rotola, carried 6-2 with Mr Hanley and Ms Figlus voting no Mr Dahl confirmed that this Rule follows State Law Ms Figlus stated that she called neighboring cities and they all post the meetings and she feels we should continue posting the meetings to put it out in the open and avoid the appearance that there is something hidden from the public We are a Home Rule City and State Law only follows minimum requirements, we can be more stringent. Mr Hanley feels decisions should be made based on a group of 8 Informal meetings allow that this Council is controlled by a few people The public and other members of Council have no idea what the discussions are This is a move in the wrong direction CITY COUNCIL MINUTES"'" September 23, 2002 Page -10- Item 9 CONSENT AGENDA. A Appointment to 2002-2003 CML Policy Committee B Approval of Landscaping Project for South Side Shoulder on West 32nd Avenue, Yarrow Street to Ammons Street C Award RFB-02-037, Office Furniture, to Business Interiors in the total amount of $12,916 D Award RFP-02-050 Document Imaging, to Micrographics Supply, Inc in the total amount of $15 975 E Reschedule City Council Meeting for November 11, 2002 F Approval of City Expenditures over $5 000 Consent Agenda was introduced and read by Mr Schneider Mr Mancinelli pulled Items A. and E Ms Figlus asked to pull B Mr Gokey asked to pull D Motion by Mr Schneider to approve C and F , seconded by Mr Gokey; carried 8-0 A Motion by Mr Mancinelli to appoint Gretchen Cerveny as the City's representative to CML Policy Committee, seconded by Mrs Rotola carried 8-0 B Motion by Ms Figlus that Council approve the initialization of the City's bid process by the Public Works Department for the purpose of the placement of trees on the South side of West 32nd Avenue along the bike path from Wadsworth to Dudley as originally intended I further move that Council approve the re-establishment of communications with the owners of Crown Hill Cemetery for the purpose of discussing the placement of the trees and soliciting their participation in the potential costs associated with the placement of the trees on the South side of West 32nd Avenue from Wadsworth to Dudley; seconded by Mr Hanley Motion by Mr Schneider for a substitute motion that Council approve the initialization of the City's bid process by the Public Works Department for the purpose of the placement of trees, the exact amount to be determined, on the South side of West 32nd Avenue and opposite the respective intersections from Yarrow Street to Ammons Street, and determine the economic feasibility of placing planter berms at these same location I further move that Council approve the re-establishment of communications with the owners of the Crown Hill Cemetery for the purpose of soliciting their participation in the potential costs associated with the six planter berms on the South side of West 32nd Avenue from Yarrow Street to Ammons Street; seconded by Mrs Rotola, carried 6-2 with Mr Hanley and Ms Figlus voting no Ms Figlus stated that her motion was consistent with what came out of neighborhood meetings and this should also be presented at a neighborhood meeting The trees should be along the entire stretch of the road, not just a short section Original Motion as amended carried 6-2 with Mr Hanley and Ms Figlus voting no CITY COUNCIL MINUTES- September 23, 2002 Page -11- D Motion by Mr Gokey to award RFP-02-050 Document Imaging Services to Micrographics Supply Inc , in the total amount of $15,975 for the year 1993, seconded by Mr Schneider; carried 8-0 Mr Gokey explained that this will help the Police Department to get caught up with their record imaging He urged staff to make sure that this company will guarantee the accuracy of the records they are transferring to disk and that they are 100% complete and that the company is bonded to cover such liabilities that were incurred if the document imaging was not done correctly E Motion by Mr DiTullio to reschedule the regular City Council Meeting of November 11 2002 to November 18, 2002, seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 8-0 CITY MANAGER'S MATTERS Randy Young thanked Deputy Chief Cassa for all his hard work on this mobile field reporting system, he has worked on this since 1998 He asked Councils' support in recognizing the hard work of all the directors and staff CITY ATTORNEY'S MATTERS Motion by Mr DiTullio to direct the City Attorney to draft an ordinance amending our Code Section 16 110 to track State Law; seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 8-0 ELECTED OFFICIALS' MATTERS Mayor Cerveny thanked staff for all the work they do and the customer service they provide Motion by Mr Schneider that Vance Edwards be the voting delegate at NLC, seconded by Mr Gokey; carried 6-2 with Mr DiTullio and Mr Edwards voting no (Mr Edwards is going to Salt Lake for the Finance Policy Committee meeting) City Clerk, Wanda Sang, is concerned about adding Councilmembers' comments to the Minutes, she referred to the statement put on all Minutes, that they reflect the action taken by Council, not their comments and discussions This holds up the Minutes being posted on the website and the mail-out She asked that this not be a habit Mr Edwards asked for consensus that staff submit recommendations from Planning Commission separately and not include them in the general document. Council should be able to clearly distinguish between what was suggested and the recommended changes Mr Gokey called for the question, 6 in favor Consensus was 6 in favor CITY COUNCIL MINUTES- September 23, 2002 Page -12- Motion by Mr Gokey to suspend the Rules and go past 11 00 P m until 11 15 pm, seconded by Mr Edwards, carried 6-2 with Mr Hanley and Mr DiTullio voting no Odarka Figlus recognized the staff of the City and commended them for their hard work. She stated that Council does not receive equal information on Items, such as the landscaping on the south side of West 32nd Avenue, she would have appreciated the courtesy of being involved in this and being informed of this and having had as much say as her counterpart. She asked the City Attorney regarding upcoming ballot issues and to what extent can the City and City staff be involved in the promotion of ballot issues or the City facilities be used for that Mr Dahl explained that the Statutes prohibit the City from spending City money to advocate for or against any measure Individual efforts are fine Motion by Mr Gokey to suspend the Rules and allow Ms Figlus to ask her question regarding the Town Meeting, seconded by Mrs Rotola, carried 7-1 with Mr DiTullio voting no Ms Figlus asked about the Town Meeting and can Councilmembers speak for or against measures Mr Dahl stated that was fine, as long a opponents also had an opportunity to speak. It cannot be turned into a rally by the City to promote a certain measure that Council has put on the ballot. Mr Dahl will prepare a guidance memo prior to the meeting and attend the meeting Mr Schneider asked for consensus to bring back to any available Study Session a review of the Council Rules Consensus was 6 in favor He commended Mr DiTullio and the Housing Authority for the good job they did with the housing in District III Motion by Mr Schneider to suspend the Rules and go past 11 15 to allow Ms Rotola to speak; seconded by Mr Mancinelli, carried 7-1 with Mr DiTullio voting no Motion by Mrs Rotola to reconsider Item 1 she got confused and voted wrong, seconded by Mr Schneider; carried 8-0 Motion by Mr DiTullio to discuss this Item now; seconded by Mr Schneider; carried 7-1 with Mr Gokey voting no Motion by Mr Schneider to amend the motion that was passed earlier in the evening, that only change 4 is included in the approval and the change of the wording from jet skis to personal watercraft; seconded by Mr Mancinelli, carried 5-3 with Mr Hanley, Mr Gokey, and Ms Figlus voting no CITY COUNCIL MINUTES' September 23, 2002 Page -13- Motion by Mr Schneider to approve the Ordinance as amended and that it take effect upon adoption, seconded by Mrs Rotola, carried 5-3 with Councilmembers Hanley, Gokey and Figlus voting no Mayor Cerveny clarified that this is now a new Ordinance, not the same one that she broke the tie on, and therefore, she is entitled to veto this Mr Dahl stated yes Meeting adjourned at 11.24 p m --~h-/ f \ ..,!,Id....'- ~C~\....- _,'t,.(..(ti Wanda Sang, City Clerk APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL ON BY A VOTE OF 8 to 0 f ~... \" L, , ) ) i C J . i. <- . Ralph'Mancinelli, Council President The preceding Minutes were prepared according to &47 of Robert's Rules of Order, i e they contain a record of what was done at the meeting, not what was said by the members Tape recordings and video recordings of the meetings are available for listening or viewing in the City Clerk's Office, as well as copies of Ordinances and Resolutions