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Committee Chair Davis asked, If there was a mistake, what kind of burden is on the City and what is the remedy of that? Mr. Bulot replied, Generally we will, if it is a mistake on our part, contact the owner and say, "We made a mistake on this." But with the deck, I believe they eventually got a permit. Mr. Anderson interjected, There is no permit that is required for the deck. That isn't a sufficient height to require a permit. Mr. Bulot replied,No. Mr. Masters interjected, Yes, the answer is yes, Chuck. Your regulations say you don't need a permit for a deck that is less than three (3) feet high. Mr. Bulot replied, And that is only for residential. Mr. Masters stated, Well, you told him that. When he went into the office to get a permit you told him he didn't need a permit. Councilmember Scott stated, There are many questions here and Councilmember Broden has concerns she has expressed to me. For the record, I would like to see a few things before I can make a decision on this. I would like to see the ABZA meeting minutes,the chronic nuisance agreement with the City and the court injunction, as well as the written commitments by the petitioner. I would like to get at least two (2)weeks before we make a decision. We need time to get the ABZA minutes. So with that, I would encourage a continuance to the July 24th, 2017 Council meeting. Commiteemember Ferlic made a motion to continue Bill No. 17-37 to the July 24th, 2017 Council meeting and requested the documents referenced by Councilmember Scott be provided prior to the July 24th,2017 Council meeting. This motion was seconded by Committeemember John Voorde which carried unanimously by a voice vote of three (3) ayes. With no other business, Committee Chair Davis adjourned the Zoning and Annexation Committee meeting at 4:37 p.m. 60Respe lly tted, liver Davis, Commit e Chair 8