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02-16-1993 Council MinutesCITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING ORANGE, CALIFORNIA February 16, 1993 The City Council of the City of Orange, California convened on February 16, 1993 at 3:00 P.M. in a Regular Meeting in the Council Chambers, 300 E. Chapman Avenue, Orange, California. 3:00 P.M. SESSION 1. OPENING 1.1 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FlAG 1.2 ROLL CALL PRESENT - Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz ABSENT - None 1.3 APPROVAL OF MINUTES - None 1.4 PRESENTATIONS/ ANNOUNCEMENTS/INTRODUCTIONS - None 1.5 PROCLAMATIONS - None 2. CONSENT CALENDAR 2.1 Declaration of City Clerk Marilyn 1. Jensen declaring posting of City Council agenda of a regular meeting of February 16, 1993, at Orange Civic Center, Main Library, Police facility at 1107 North Batavia and the Eisenhower Park Bulletin Board; all of said locations being in the City of Orange and freely accessible to members of the public at least 72 hours before commencement of said regular meeting.ACTION: Accepted Declaration of Agenda Posting and authorized its retention as a public record in the Office of the City Clerk.2.2 Request from the KolI Company for an extension of time of one year on Tentative Parcel Map 88-442, located at the southwest corner of State College Blvd. and Orangewood Ave. (C2500.M.16. 1)FISCAL IMP ACT: None. ACTION: Approved.REMOVED AND HEARD SEP ARATEL Y)2.3Transfer of appropriations from salary savings to Office Supply Account in the Police Department General Fund budget. ( C2500.K)FISCAL IMPACT: $20,000 is available for this transfer.PAGEl CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 2. CONSENT CALENDAR (Continued) The Assistant to the City Manager explained The Optical Storage System, budgeted by the former Police Chief was put on hold. Every month there are approximately 2500 criminal and traffic cases processed, which has caused the overdraft. Council expressed concern, and indicated each department has to have their budgets stand on its own merit. The oversight is there for Council to approve on an individual basis. Hopefully there will not be too many of these requests in the future. MOTION - Steiner SECOND - Spurgeon AYES - Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz ACTION: Approved.MOTION - Spurgeon SECOND - Barrera AYES - Spurgeon- Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Item 2.5 was removed and heard separately; all other items on the Consent Calendar were approved as recommended.END OF CONSENT CALENDAR 3. REPORTS FROM MAYOR BEYER - None 4.REPORTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS TAPE 290 4. 1 Report from Mayor Pro Tem Steiner on the Employee Furlough Program. (C2500.J.4)Mayor pro tern Steiner gave the following statement "The Council took a variety of actions on January 26th with regard to the budget shortfall, attempting to give the City Manager and staff a variety of tools to put together the 1993/94 budget, and it is within that context I would like to make this statement and present this particular issue with regard to the Employee Furlough Program.At our last Council meeting, the City Manager shared the perspectives of our Deparbnent Heads and staff concerning the problems associated with the Employee Furlough Program. It had been reported to us that work productivity had suffered,potential revenue had been lost, regulations were not being fully enforced, the workload had increased, and employee morale had been negatively impacted.PAGE 2 I CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 4. REPORTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS (Continued) I believe that when the Council approved the Employee Furlough Program last Fall, it was with the expectation that this would be a temporary measure to address the fiscal shortfall and to prevent layoffs. It was also assumed that the burden would be shared to some extent by all employees. Unfortunately we had neither a temporary situation, or equity in terms of the sacrifice and burdens which are being shared. It was certainly my assumption and hope that by the end of the fiscal year we would begin to see an economic turnaround which would make the continuation of the furlough unnecessary. Unfortunately, the fiscal crisis facing the City has become more pronounced, and therefore I think we need to re-examine the rationale for continuing the furlough program. Simply put, I feel that we are paying too great a price in terms of the morale of our employees, inequitable workloads, the delivery of services to our residents and the destruction of any sense of teamwork in this City.Are we interested in preserving jobs at the expense of productivity and good will between our employees? Frankly, from my point of view, I would rather have a smaller work force that is working full time at a competitive wage, than the current situation where people are working at cross purposes or are feeling put upon.This means that the Council and the City Manager need to come to grips with the prioritization of services. We've talked a lot about setting priorities for the City,certainly in our Budget Committee was discussed at length. A lot of lip service was given to this however. Downsizing is done in the private sector as a matter of survival.However, my view of downsizing does not mean that we should follow a global belt tightening approach which we have learned these past few months only serves to alienate our employees and perhaps our constituents as well. Rather, we need to target specific services and programs for elimination. Within this context, I would ask the City Manager be directed to identify the magnitude of a reduction in workforce for all departments which would be required to allow the Work Furlough Program to end on July 1, 1993.This recommendation is meant as an additional budget balancing alternative beyond those identified by the City Council on January 26, 1993. This additional tool will be helpful for the City Manager as he develops the 1993/94 budget" MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to direct the City Manager to identify the magnitude of a reduction in workforce for all departments, which would be required to allow the Work Furlough Program to end on July 1, 1993.PAGE 3 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 4. REPORTS FROM COUNCILMEMBERS (Continued) MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Barrera Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to direct the City Manager to investigate the possibility to calendar Council getting together (in house) to discuss goals and objectives which are directly attributable to the budget of the near future and the Seven Year Capital Plan.Bob Bennyhoff, 10642 Morada Dr., voiced opposition to more time being spent on discussing goals and objectives.NON-AGENDA ITEM Councilman Spurgeon requested a timeline on the proposed graffiti ordinance. The City Attorney indicated he is prepared to begin the ordinance, but is waiting for parameters from the Task Force Committee. Gabe Garcia, member of the Task Force,commented a report will be presented to Council A Study Session is to be scheduled within 30 days to further discuss this issue.The City is also involved in the Points of Light Anti-Graffiti Program. The committees will be tied together with the Task Force Committee, and County committee.5. REPORTS FROM BOARDS, COMMITTEES, AND COMMISSIONS TAPE 865 5. 1 Confirmation of Council appointments on committees. (Continued from 12/15/92, 1/12/93,1/ 26/93 and 2/09/93.) (ORI800.0)Ainsworth Historical House Advisory Committee Members: Ruth Evans, Helen Miles, Joan Austin, Eileen Angel, Bill Utter The Director of Community Development commented this committee has not met in over one year, and recommended that it be discontinued. Staff was instructed to investigate other suggested uses for the house.MOTION SECOND AYES Spurgeon Coontz Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to delete this committee.Management Audit Monitoring Committee Member: Paul Pursell PAGE 4 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 5. REPORTS FROM BOARDS, COMMITIEES AND COMMISSIONS Continued) MOTION SECOND AYES Mayor Beyer Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to combine this committee with the Audit Committee, and retain Paul Pursell as member.Community Development Block Grant Program Committee Member for two year reappointment: Richard Ledesma MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Approved reappointment of Richard Ledesma for a two year term.East Chapman Improvement Committee Members: Sylvia Calgoy, Chris Griffith, Ray Lozano, Salvador Martinez, Nora Razo,Tom Saenz, Bob Torres, Carolyn Torres, James Whitaker, Jesse Ledesma MOTION SECOND AYES Spurgeon Steiner Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve members as listed for a two year term.Official City Old Towne Steering Committee Members: Don Smith, Randy Bosch, Carroll Johnson, Charles Miles, Corinne Schreck,Russell Barrios, Jim Miller, Bill Utter, Scott Parker, Alice Clark, Dale Rahn, Margo Andrews, Kenneth Claypool, Gloria Boice, David Hart MOTION SECOND AYES Spurgeon Mayor Beyer Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve members for a two year period.Official Old Towne Parking Steering Ad Hoc Committee Members: Dick Gould, Bill Cathcart, Carroll Johnson, Bill Utter MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Coontz Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz PAGES CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 5. REPORTS FROM BOARDS, COMMI1TEES AND COMMISSIONS Continued) Moved to combine this committee with the Official City Old Towne Steering Committee and approve the members as listed for a two year term. Santiago Library System Lay Advisory Board Member: Meredith J. Martini MOTION SECOND AYES Spurgeon Coontz Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve Meredith J. Martini for a two year period.Southwest Citizens Advisory Committee Members: Randy Bosch, Carroll Johnson, Naomi Mason, Teresa Smith, Janice Dennen MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to eliminate the committee, and request the Redevelopment Agency staff return with proposals for Council policy on the enactment of the Southwest Redevelopment Design Guidelines.Community Video Advisory Board Member: Jerry Coker MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve the reappointment of Jerry Coker for a two year period.Mayor Beyer announced, he is still working on the vacancies on the Design Review Board and the Planning Commission.The Director of Community Development reported the Planning Commission has scheduled a study session, February 22, 1993, to discuss the Zoning Code Update and to also include the Design Review Board's responsibilities. Council commented decisions were made that the Design Review Board would survive, and be advisory to the Planning Commission, and be subject to call Concerns were raised regarding whether or not there would be specific planners answering architectural questions at the counter. The Director of Community Development will report back to Council on the Study Session.PAGE 6 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 6. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS - None 7. REPORTS FROM CITY MANAGER TAPE 1748 7. 1 Report from Code Enforcement on amending Zoning Codes for home occupation.The Director of Community Development gave the report and recommended staff initiate an amendment to the Home Occupation Standards of the Orange Municipal Code. ( A2500.0)Jack T. Payne, 807 E. Adams, Orange, expressed support for the amendment. Mr.Payne complained about a plumbing business, Wells Pipeline and Tapping Company,being operated at 747 E. Adams Street There are trucks being loaded and unloaded with all types and sizes of pipes during all hours of the day and night.The Assistant City Attorney commented Code Enforcement Officers have made an inspection at the address, and have observed the amount of materials has been minimal, therefore no citation has been given.The City Attorney commented the legal issue in this case is, does having pipe sitting on your pickup truck in your driveway constitute storage?MOTION SECOND AYES Mayor Beyer Barrera Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to direct staff to initiate an ordinance amendment to the Home Occupation Standards of the Orange Municipal Code. The public hearing is to be scheduled March 9, 1993, 7:00 P.M.Session. All speakers are to be notified.8. LEGALAFFAIRS 8.1 RESOLUTION NO. 8148 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange approving Lot Line Adjustment LL 92-13 adjusting a Lot Line of certain real property situated at Lot 47 of Tract 9314 and Lot 4 of Tract 10507. (C2500.M.16.1)Owners: Ronald & Deborah Roper, and Villeurbanne Master Association.MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz That Resolution No. 8148 as introduced be adopted and same was passed and adopted by the preceding vote.PAGET CITY COUNOL MINUTES February 16, 1993 8. LEGAL AFFAIRS (Continued) 8.2 RESOLUTION NO. 8149 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange approving the submittal of traffic signal control and surveillance system feasibility study to the Orange County Transportation Authority for funding under the Combined Transportation Funding Program (OCCTP). (54000.5.3.3) MOTION SECOND AYES Barrera Coontz Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz That Resolution No. 8149 as introduced be adopted and same was passed and adopted by the preceding vote.8.3 RESOLUTION NO. 8150 A Resolution of the City Council of the City of Orange finally accepting the completion of certain public work and improvement. Asbestos abatement for Civic Center Improvement Project. Bid No. 912-29 Environmental Control Systems, Inc. (A2100.0)MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Barrera Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz That Resolution No. 8150 as introduced be adopted and same was passed and adopted by the preceding vote.8. 4 RESOLUTION NO. 8151 AResolution of the City Council of the City of Orange establishing mutual cooperation and exchange between the City of Orange, California, U.S.A. and Novo Kosino, Russia.ORI800.0.14.11)MOTION SECOND AYES Barrera Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz That Resolution No. 8151 as introduced be adopted and same was passed and adopted by the preceding vote.1Il****9. RECESS TO THE MEETING OF THE ORANGE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY PAGE 8 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16,1993 10. ORAL PRESENTATIONS Carol Walters, 534 N. Shaffer, requested all costs over the past three years relating to requests for anything in Old Towne. The City Manager commented he would report to Council on the estimated costs of staff research time at the February 23, 1993 Council meeting. NOTE: Mrs. Walters, at the 7:00 P.M. Session, under Oral Presentations, withdrew her request. 11. RECESS The City Council recessed at 4:30 P.M. to a Oosed Session for the following purposes: a. To confer with its attorney regarding pending litigation pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.9(a), to wit City of Orange vs. Steven D. Wymer, et aI., United States Court Case No. 922141 SVW. Blackney, et aI. vs. City of Orange, Orange County Superior Court Case No. 69- 59-98.b. To confer with its attorney to decide whether to initiate litigation pursuant to Government Code Section 54956. 9(c).c. To meet and give directions to its authorized representative regarding labor relations matters pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.6.d. To confer with its attorney regarding potential litigation pursuant to Government Code Section54956.9( b)(1).e. To consider and take possible action upon personnel matters pursuant to Government Code Section 54957.f. To give instructions to its negotiator in connection with the purchase, sale, exchange or lease of real property pursuant to Government Code Section 54956.8.g. To consider and take possible action upon such other matters as are orally announced by the City Attorney, City Manager or City Council prior to such recess,unless the motion to recess indicates any of the matters will not be considered in Oosed Session.NOTE: The City Attorney added the following location to Item f, 200 E. Chapman,negotiating with Robert Reskin. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 7:00 P.M. SESSION 12. INVOCATION - Pastor Ed Trenner, Grace Church 12. 1 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG 12. 2 ANNOUNCEMENTS - None 12.3 INTRODUCTIONS - None 12.4 PROCLAMATIONS - None12.5 PRESENTATIONS - None TAPE 2768 T4000.0)13. 1 MODIFICATION TO VESTING TENTATIVE TRACT MAP 13833 AND CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT 1694, SOUTHWEST DIVERSIFIED, INC.:13.PUBLIC HEARINGS The public hearing on petition by Southwest Diversified, Inc., to consider a request to modify a condition of approval which prohibits construction of masonry walls interior to the project boundaries has been continued from 1/12/93 to this time. SouthwestDiversified is requesting that in limited areas within the tract, future homeowners be given the option to construct block walls on their individual lots. The site has previously been approved for the development of 30 residential lots. Subject property is a 30-acre site located at the northwest corner of Santiago Canyon Road and Windes Drive.NOTE: Environmental Impact Report 1191 has been previously certified for this project.THE PUBLIC HEARING IS OPEN.The Director of Community Development referred to the large exhibit map, which illustrates where the wall locations are. The change requested would allow homes on the southerly half of the tract to build masonry property line walls. At the northerly property line where this tract is adjacent to the Oak Lane properties, the ultimate desire of the neighbors is to provide a screening between the private street and the rear yard areas, retaining some of the plant material and creating some type of easement. On February 4,1993 a meeting was held between neighborhood representatives, Orange Park Acres Association, and the applicant to discuss the issue. Another meeting was held with the neighbors and the applicant. It was reported the issue has not been resolved.Speaking in favor: Bruce Harrigan, representing Southwest Diversified, 19200 Yon Karman, Irvine,commented there are no obligations to build anything along Oak Lane, but there is an obligation to maintain the existing hedge row. Mr. Harrigan commented the company PAGE 10 1 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 13. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) is willing to do something on a low key scale, but hesitate to do something with magnitudes of money. A block wall was mentioned, but would cost approximately 80,000.00. The following people spoke in opposition: Elaine Byers, 6705 E. Oak Lane Leonard Spielman, 6719 E. Oak Lane Richard Siebert, 1388 Kennymead St., Chairman, Orange Park Acres Planning Committee Bob Bennyhoff, 10642 Morada Dr. Dave Swartz, 6909 Oak Ln. Their comments were expressed as follows: Urged Council to not give the variance on other walls until this has been settled. Want protection for the trees on Oak Lane. Where will the wall go to prohibit new property owners from building into the trees. Everyone thought the condition was in place to build the wall around Oak Lane, and it was missed. The intent when the project was approved was that Oak Lane would have the protection guaranteed to them by the original owners of the property. When the developer bought the property from D&D, they were not made aware of this obligation to build the wall, and at this time, it has become too expensive. Distribute the cost of building the wall throughout the project. THERE BEING NO FURTHER SPEAKERS, MAYOR BEYER CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to make a finding that Environmental Impact Report 1191 has been previously certified for this project.MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz PAGE 11 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16,1993 13. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) Moved to approve the modification to Vesting Tentative Tract Map 13833 and Conditional Use Permit 1694 as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. PC- 72-92 with the following additions: 1) Creation of a landscape easement on the north side of the property aIong Oak Lane for protection of the existing trees; and 2) A 6 ft.block wall is to be located on the north side of the property along Oak Lane for the full length of the property. The existing hedge row is to be preserved, and the block wall is to be south of the hedge row. The block wall is to be of the same construction and finish as the existing perimeter wall. Weed abatement is to be included.TAPE 4886 T4000. 0)13.2 TENTATIVE TRACT MAP 14756, CONDmONAL USE PERMIT 1984-92,JOHN AND GRACE AOU:Time set for a public hearing on petition by John and Grace Aou to consider Tentative Tract Map 14756 and Conditional Use Permit 1984-92 to allow an 8-unit condominium development located in the R-2-6 (Residential Duplex-Minimum Lot Size 6,000 square feet) District. Subject property is located on the northeast corner of McPherson and Pearl Streets.NOTE: In conformance with the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Negative Declaration 1415-92 has been prepared for this project.MAYOR BEYER OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING. The Director of Community Development presented the report.THERE BEING NO SPEAKERS, MAYOR BEYER CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING.MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to accept the findings of the Environmental Review Board to file Negative Declaration 1415-92. MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve Tentative Tract Map 14756 as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 13. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to approve Conditional Use Permit 1984-92 as outlined in Planning Commission Resolution No. PC-80-92. TAPE 5100 A2500.0) 13.3 ORDINANCE AMENDMENT 6-92, LEAF BLOWERS, CITY OF ORANGE:Time set for a public hearing to consider a proposed amendment to the Orange Municipal Code creating a new chapter (8.26 "Leaf Blowers") regulating the operation of leaf blower machines.NOTE: This item is categorically exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) per CEQA Guidelines, Section 15305.MAYOR BEYER OPENED THE PUBLIC HEARING.The Director of Community Development reported the proposed ordinance limits the hours of operation from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday, 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. on Sundays and holidays. It limits to 15 minutes per hour the operation of leaf blowers or 30 minutes on a parcel over one acre in size. It prohibits the operation within 10 feet of a neighbor's windows or doors. It prohibits the blowing of debris onto a neighboring property and requires that such debris be cleaned up from the property the same day as the machine is used. It limits the noise level to 70 decibels. This ordinance covers these pieces of equipment anywhere in the City of Orange. The Planning Commission has recommended approval.The enforcement of the ordinance will be on a complaint basis only. The ordinance addresses any type of portable equipment, which includes electric equipment.The following people spoke in favor:Frank Coxe, 5112 E. Glen Arran Lane, recommended leaf blowers be banned completely.Ollie Peacock, 904 La Buena Videa, Fallbrook, representing Golden Eagle Distributing,commented the proposed ordinance that suggests 70 decibels at 50 ft. is the standard now. If you are running at full throttle and at 70 decibels there is no problem, however,if there is an older blower, there could be a problem. The decibels can be reduced by reducing the throttle level.PAGE CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16, 1993 13. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) The following people spoke in opposition: Mark Carter, 715 W. Fletcher Ave. Ken Miller, #1 City Blvd. West Jan Riley, 29 Broomdale Their concerns were expressed as follows: Oppose any restrictions on leaf blowers. Proposed restrictions will increase water usage, increase timing for certain tasks, enforcement will be a problem. Manufacturers are spending millions of dollars trying to keep leaf blowers more quiet and are working on getting noise levels down. Ordinance does not address streets and common areas in a private development. There is no comparison between a broom and leaf blower regarding efficiency and time. Do not prohibit in commercial areas. Having a separate ordinance for leaf blowers is redundant, when there is a noise limit on the books that covers this type of noise problem. THERE BEING NO FURTHER SPEAKERS, MAYOR BEYER CLOSED THE PUBLIC HEARING. Council discussion ensued relative to clarifying use limitations in residential areas, and to address in some way condominiums and private street complexes. Terminology needs to be consistent regarding the one half acre limitations on Page 2, band c of the proposed ordinance. If the decibel limit is set at 70, would the ordinance have to include half throttle speed or less? MOTION SECOND AYES Steiner Spurgeon Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved that this item is categorically exempt from the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act per CEQA Guidelines.MOTION SECOND AYES Coontz Steiner Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz PAGE 14 T-- CITY COUNCIL MINUTES February 16,1993 13. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Continued) Moved to instruct the Department of Community Development and the City Attorney to return to Council for first reading of the ordinance with the suggested changes, to address the issues that were not clear in the proposed ordinance in Sections B & C; to make it clear this is for residential property, not commercial or public property; to modify the 70 decibels; public property vs residential; condominium associations; and large apartment complexes. All speakers are to be notified when the first reading of the ordinance is presented to Council. 14. PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT - None 15. ORAL PRESENTATIONS Carol Walters, 534 N. Shaffer, withdrew her request for Old Towne costs.16. ADJOURNMENT MOTION SECOND AYES Mayor Beyer Barrera Spurgeon, Steiner, Mayor Beyer, Barrera, Coontz Moved to adjourn at 9:05 P.M.MARIL . IE E MC CITY CLERK PAGE 16