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HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-27-06 Zoning & Annexation~®ning and nc~a~~on mm~~~tec 2E7(3£i So~~fl~ 13e~~~d Coax~nzc>~~ Ccinnct~ Tl~e f~/larch ?7, 2ClOb rr$eeting of the Zorrit~g acrd Annexation Co~~n~r~ittee was called to order by its Mice-Chairperson, i~ot~ncil ~eir~ber Al "Buddy" Kirsits at 3:a(l p.trt. in the Council Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Corancil Meir~bers P~.~zzello, White, ~Iarner, Pfeifer, Kelly, Dieter, Kirsits and Rouse; Citizen IVfenlber .l. Edward Talley, l/xeeutive L3irector of the Depart~r~ent of C'ornmunity and l/conotnic Developanent Sharon Kendall, Mrs. Kopola, Martha Lewis, Marco Maria~~i, Chief Assistant City Attoz~~ey Aladean DeRose, Larry i~agcrlizzi, Derelti Spier, Kurt ~'oungs, City Clerk .loltin Voorcle; Tarr~ie l/oo of the ~5r~adtr'i t~err~' 7'~~rhz~ne and Kathleen Cekanski-l~arrand, Council Attorney. Council Me~nnber Kirsits ~?oted that lie hoped that Council ~lle~~ber K€~spa would be -~oini.ng the Council soon. lie then Hated that the Coa~~mittee consists of Council Me~~bers Kuspa, Dieter, White and hit~aself; with 3. Edward 'Palley serving as the Citizen Me~nfaer on the carr~~~ittee. Bill N[~ 06-27: ~ritte~a 9'lscal ~l .n fap• ll~endall ~~eiss lUllll;' Annex t6air Area: Council. Member l~irsits called for a presentation on lull No. ~Jfi-27 which is a proposed resolution to adapt a written fiscal plan and establish a policy for services to the l~endall Weiss, I~f,l' Annexation Area located in Centre T'owr~ship. Marco Mariam of the Department of Ca~n]nunity and Econo~~ic I)eveiopment made tl~e presentation. lie noted that the proposed annexation area consists of £i~.94 acres of vacant, unin~~roved land which is located in Centre Township. It would be west of the current La~'aYette I~alls residential subdivision which is sa~.~th of Kern Road. Ail. public i~x~provem.ents would be at the developer's expense. lie them reviewed the written fiscal Ilan which is ~rsarked Exhibit A and is attached to Bill No. ~~-2'? copy attached}. lie highlighted on page 9 of the exhifait that the western edge of the a3tnexation area, is adjacent to an abandoned rail road corridor which has been identified as a potential trail corridor in a regional greenway system. A l S' ease~r~ent along the entire western lenb~th i s also being reca~nmended. mill No. ~ [3-OG: ICeradall Feiss l~~.fP A~ar~exatian~ P1,~°ea in ~'ente°e 'lI'Qwx~si Council Me~:nber Kirsits then called for a presentation on the companion bill, na~x~ely Bill X70. I~-OFi which would annex and bring into the city lianits property in Centre Township which is contiguous and known as the ~1~t7 blcfck of South Side of Kern road. located in Councilbr~anic District # b. Derek ~. Spier of Al~ot~marehe with. ofiiccs at 75~ l~incol.nway East made the presentation. Mr. Spier states that the property would be divides into l€i2 lots and would Dave lorries built. on them ranginw~ in value l-torn 1.75,x()0 to ~3513,D0(~. They hope to begin construction ire late Sum~~rer. lie noted that they are in a.gree~~ent. with l12 of the abandoned railroad ease~~ent previously highlighted. I~/iarch 27.2C~Gb Coning and {I~y~e~~ti»n C~numii[ec of it~e ZoC;6 Souliz ~3end C~zmsno~~ Council -t'age 1 of 3- Council 11/lemher :deter voiced concern about the fiscal impact review regarding P©lice services. t-Ie noted that crzrrer~t Police feat 1 S is already stretched beyond. The residents in the area in the anne~.ati.on area would never see a police car. I Ie Doped that real answers instead of political answers would ~~e set forth. in the fiscal report. i-te noted. that that same forn~uia is used a~~d. sh®uld be modified in light of the reality of the situation. ate added that he has voiced similar concerns ia~ the past shout the north side of the city and police serviees. Cnt~~~cil Member i~irsits voted that a three and distance rule apparently is being cased ar~d they aa-e lust plugging in nu~n~sers. footh he and Council Menll~er Dieter suggested that the Council's health and 1?ublic safety C'oz~~n~ittee and. the Co~zncil's ,honing and Annexation Committee bold separate r.~~eetings to address this concern in greater detail. 1!/fr. €~4ariani stated that 17.e has noted their eoncerns. The C®uncil Attorney noted that this is the second tine that Council i~!lelnl~er Dieter has voicr;d a~.onct;rn regarding fiscal impact reports and their p~.~blic safety hnpact. the nc~tecl that state law rega~ires fiscal in~}~act~ statements in light of the city se~ie~es which. must he provided in a ti~.~ .ely manner as set forth by state law. ~'rrllo4vin~r discussi{Bra, Cou~~cil l~letnber Dieter made a motion, sec~anded ~~y. Council 1~4e~~iber white that 13111 l~los. €}6-2 7 and l~-O~a lie reeoin~~aended favc~rahly tee Cauncil. "~'he ~notio~~ passed. X3111 l~®< 1~-46: Conl'irmin~ the ~®t~n~ardes of't~e ~:ltv:_ Chief Assista~lt City Attor~~ey Aladea~~ t~el~€~se requested that Bill Na. 18-~Ei be ct~ntinued to tl~~; April l(}th Council meeting in order tc* allow addi.tianai tune to check data in light of GlS inforanatio~~. ~`ouncil Me~~nber ~Ihite made a:notion, seconded by Council. Member Dieter that 13111 moo. 18-06 be reco~nmc~ided to be cmntinued to April 10, ?f)C3Fi, at the request of the City Admii~istratiot~. The €~~otion passed. The Council Attorney noted that u~~der the -`Unfinished Business" section of tonight's Common Council meeting the appeal of the denial ol` a certificate of appropriateness ~'Vo. ~~0~-1f~2~}A by the I-listori~ Preservation Cnn~tassican addressing the gateho~,~se at ~3C3® portage Avenue is listed. The attorneys for all parties have requested that the appeal hu continued until April 27, ?Op€~. the recotnanended that Apri[ 19th at moon also be established as the deadline for the attorneys to file ~ne~norar~dun~s with the (~fce cif the; City Clem.. Nlr. Talley made a ~»otior€ to that eftec;t, seconded by Council Member ~Il~ite. The ~notio7t. passed. .l~here being no t~.~rther br€siness to wine before the C:o~ntnittee, Council Me~nl~ec• Kirsits adjourned the Cc~n~~nittee meeting at 3:47 p.~n. NEarci~ ~7" 2f)f1G ~.oning uad Aiine~attsm Ccxvmillce o~ thc?{~F)6 SouEh f3enc~ C'o~t'n~~on C'i~~f~~e€I -page 2 ~al~ :r- RLSpeetft~lly sr;bmitted, ~ ~~ Council Member Al "Buddy" Kirsits, Vice-C~l~irpersor~ Zonang and Annexation Committee KCF:k~x~f Attacl~~nent LT~rch ?7, 204fi %oning and /\nnexation E;ezmmittee of the 2(306 South 1-3ez~d Cci~mnan f:auncil -P~ge 3 0l' 3- Public or~~ end roc V~~tia ~n~ i~e~ ''(i{iG 5cu~h fiend Cotirutnt-t Cnitncil 1rtc:.i~arch ?"7, 2U~~ Meeting of the :i'ul~siac ~Vorl~s and property Vacation Co~~n~rlittee was called t.o order ~fy its Chairpersoi-t, Coatncil I!!€efnl~er .David. A. Varner at ~:~ltJ p.rn. in the C~~t~ncil li~forlnal meeting l~oon~ Persons in attendance inclrtdeci Council l~ileri~hers l'uazello, lNh.ite, Varner,l'feiter, Kelly, deter, l~irsits and [douse; 1"~llichael 1~anch., Bernie reeney; Z ~ A Citizen Metnl~er .l. Fdward i alley, 1Jxs:cutive Director of the Depart~~c;nt of- Co~nml.cnity and .~,eonorrric Duel.€~ptrlent Sharc',n i~el~dai1, EVlrs- l~opola, 1~I.a.rtila 1_.ewis, 1~ur# ~'olzn~;s, City 1~;i~~;ineer Carl 1~ittrell, C.'ity Clerk .iahn Voorde, lry3i.rector of Public Works Clary tiilc~t, ~a~rlie ~~[~O €~~ the ,tir~trth ~3c~~~~1 '~~'~h2,r~~~: atad Kathleen Cekansl<i-1'arranc$, Council Attornc~~. Dr, Varner noted that the Con~~~ittee: tne~i~hers ir~clr~ded Cry,ouncil. I`~Iec~~bers l~uzzello, PfeiFer, Dieter, €;itiaen ~r~eir~ber 1~r~rt Yorfr~~;s, arld hi~nsel~: l3i~l IV®. 14-f116: ~%aeatin~ ~~t°~n~•ti€~r1ls f ~~rott ~t~•e~t arlt~i [~~Ic t><•eet: 1")r, ~=axt~er ~;al:ied 1'c3r a presentatic~~-~ on Bill No, l4-~t~ wi~ic.1~ wtst~ld vacate a portio~~ cif Scott Street and Qak Street. ?~![ichael Danch of Danch, darner ~ Associates with ol'f-aces at 364 C'oanerce Drive, in So~1tl~ Bend >~ade the presentatiof~ can BiIB No. l -~6 (copy attached). ~e provided a leap of th~~ area in il~Eesti(31-f (copy attached). 1Vlr. Danch lpoted. tla.at the vacatio~~ is needed in order to per€-nit the constr€~ction c,l~ ~leev Fire Station ;~ ? wl~icl~ would serve the 1~lortl~west Neigl~l~orhood. City ~f~~;ineer Carl f.ittrell noted that the vacation received. a a~~orable recort~~.nendation frof~t tl~e Board of Prlblic Works and seas tills as a vital anti necessary for tl~e developl~ent cif the new lore station. ~e noted that parlci.n4g space would also be provided. Co>:~lacii ~e~nl~e~° Pfeifer stated that Chiet`:C,t~tl~er Saylor aa~d Assistant C11ief Ilowar€1 Bucl~ano~~ lrfet with. tl~e Near West Side i~eighbarhood ~.ssociatiof~ and that they are excited about this de~~el op~nc:nt. IR~Ir. Dan.ch noted that he would be coping 1~ack: for a special exception. City C`lertc .tohn Voc~rd€~ state€l that they shc~ulcl consider enlargi.r~g il~e width frol~~ i 3„~" try g ~' for a tttrnir':g radi~.ls. t'ollowin,~ cliscrfssion, Council. ~ite~nl~er Pfe.ier ~~ade a motion, seconded by Cflunctl l'vte~a7ber I~uzzello that Bill X10. 1~-tl~ he ~°eeon7~nended favorahl_y to ~:.o~aneil. The motion passed. ~+~abstit~ate >l?:iii No. ~7-05: _Vacatio>a caf ~ ~'~ai•tinaa ot" ~~er~e~voed, ~ic~~n ~ ~awtnn Avor~~es: \.~tat-et~ 2'', 29iki i'u131ic ~~'orks ~~ttd 1'n~f7crn~ Vacatii~t~ C:ot~ttatia'tee Ufcefin' t~Fihe 2t3{.)fi 3cuih i3rt~ti C::omn~on Council -I'a:;e. i uf' ^- l~r. Varracr called for a prc;sentatitarr oar substitute 13111 Igo. i~7-~~ which worrlc# vacate portions of i'.earwood, i~inden and Lawton <~venues as well. as three adpacerrt alleys. ?. 1-3ernard Feeney caf iJaar~ Feeney and ~ssociatc;s with offices in dowrrttawa~ South Bend made dire faresentatioj~. 1--ie provided. a reap of-tile area i~~a clu.estiorr (;copy attaehed~. ~e noted fleet tl~e ~~acations are needed for the continued developr•raerrt of the Robert f3oscla prcapertiea. ~or~ncil IVlerrrber i'feifer stated that there v~l~s a nei~lrborhocad rraeetirr~ ova this and that the residents are ~iad to sec; it iaarperrir~i;. (~<~rrr~cil ~e€ariaer l~feifer made a n~cation, seconded by C;otureil ~ea~riaer ptrzzello that sc~iastitrate Sill Ncr. 87-€15 be recon~3~rc;nded favorably to Cyour~rci3. the rrrotio:~ passed. ~~d~t~ r~~a t~ City '~r~ iLOt: (s~a•~ ~i~ot, l~aabiic° 'o~•~CS l~i~°ectca~-: Mr. pilot noted tha# there has bec:r~ aa~rzch frustration re~ardin~ the city iot across from the ~'ounty-pity ~~rildirrg off l.,ad~ayettc:. ~e has had discussacans with C ouaacil President Rouse and c3flre, i l j additional r~narked paricin~ spot has €~eerr adde:cl for tl~e ~`oirnc;il.:i-1e has aiso sent er~-~ai€s and iras lead discr~ssicans about flee ~rsa~e of Lire reserved l:aarkin~ spaces. '~'lae ~drt~i~~istratioa~ a~rill contirrare tea use laro~ressive disc-iplirre. lrr response to a ~r~r;stiorr ~-roan. Corancik ~lera~iaer l~ic,tr;r, IVEr. pilot noted that they do not toti~v frcarn t:[~at par-kins~ leaf. ~oui~eil President Rouse rioted that dir. C~ilcrt has tried to resot~-e the issues follcawi~.~g 1-ris letter to hin~r ar~d several discussions. C;aaLrncil (~ler~a.ber• l~ie;ter noted that he received ~aarkin~ tickets as a result. ot~ other persons parlcin~ irr the ~our~cil-~ararl<ed parking spates, arrd iras paid all ot"thearr. lra response to a clttc;stion #rorxr. ~"-ouncil i~dlea~ri~er Puzzello, Mr. pilot noted that the leaf i.s riot a public pariLing lot and t}~at there is proper signa~e irr place. Mayor i_,uecke also mated fleet he has had discussicans with .lr.rd~e (.~otsch. l~r. \farner thanked everycarre fear their efforts and then ad~ournerl the s~eetin~.~T at 5: i ~ p.ri-~. Respecafa~Ily su~6w~r~itted, .~ ~ ~---~ ouncil i°~ier~rbcr ~~avid Varner, C`lrair~persora i'riblic W®rks and property ~Iacati.orr ~orna•nittee Kt`'l~<:lcr~ f !~ttaC~ltYl.erltS IE4t~rch Z:. "C]i?ii 1'cEblic Wor?;s and'~rnFxrts' ~~ticatioi~ Cou'u~'3ittcc Mceti~~g of tl~e ?El€`~i ~Snutf~. z3ettd C'mm~'i<n'~ £ ounUir 1'as~c .:f3' 3- Person~et end ~tna~e~ omiee ?OUP Soul:u 1~3cncl Convnoi~ Cil!]71C1L the l~~arch ?7, 2~~1fi ~neetirt~ of they ~'ersan~aei and Finance C€~~na~~ittee: was ca:(Ied tc~ order lsy its Chairpersa~, C~o~~ncii l~!Iern%Ser Charlotte ~. 'ieifer at ~:IS ~.~~. in tine Cour~ci.l Intar~nal I~leetinn l~oatx~. ~'erso~~s in attendance included Council Ivte~nl7ers Puzzella, white, ~Iarner, Pfeifer, Kelly, Dieter, i~irsits and Rouse; Citize~~€ ir~le~~l~ca- Nikki Hutchinson, 7 ~ ~ Citizej~ fr~en~i~er ~. I/dward Talley,. 1.~ecuti.ve Director al` the t3epart€n.ent a~ Car~.rriur~ity and. l~can.orr~.i.c Developz~,ent ~;haron Ke~~dall, N€rs. Kapala, i~artha Lewis, City Clem: John °~oarde, I3irectar of I'ui~~lic Marks Vary C~ilot, Taanie Lo€~ of the ~~r~l~tl~i ~ier~~~ lrrhz~nc~ and ~atlliec:.n Cekar.ski-Farrand, Council Attorney. Cout7cil 1~e3l~er I'#ei(`er n€~ted chat the Cc~~nlnittee ea~l~ers include Council i</le~~l7r "Vvllite as Vice-Ck~air, C:€~«ncil Me~~~+trs 14uspa. and ~ar~ier and Citizen iVten~L~er l~ikki t~rEtchinsc~n. Council 1~1fen~%~er I'~Ceifer then called for a presen[atia€~ a~~ Hill Igo. t7f~-2° which would appr€~ve the issua~~ce QI°scrap yard licenses Fisr 2U(~6 f€~r l~~.zrrvicti Ircat~, f~`_~ scrap/t2ccyc;li€~~ and Cozlcrete Recycling. Dir~:ctar of l'u~ii.c ~Iarlcs Clary [~ilc~t r~7ade the pre:sentatiar~. ate noted that all five ~ 5~ l.c~eatic~ns have been inspected atzd properly reviewed l~sy the relevant depart-~ents of the City. All five a.r€:; re:comn~.ended for licensir~~ as having satisfied_ the city recluiretnents. There was na puhlie inp€~t in favor ar in apposition. in. response tss a cluestio~ from Council IVle~nher Dieter it was ~~oted that hack round checks ct-rrently da riot take place. Council Me~r€ber Wilhite then. made a ~natio~~, seconded by ~?~'. ~Iar€~er that t3i11 N~~. Of~-2~ lie recor~~ax+ended favoral~l~r to Cou~~cil. The €r~ation isassed. ~ryhere, laeing ~~o 'urther business to co~a~e l~efare the C"c~ln~x~ittce, Cau~~cil 10~'len~l-~er E'feifer adjc~~~r~~~:d file meeting at ~: ~ 8 p.~n. l~.espectf:~€ily sr~iaanitted, ... -~ ._ Cc~urECil 11~er~~l7c;r Charlotte l~. l'feif~:r, hait~pers€~~~ I'ersonr~el and Finartee C,arnr-nittee KCl~:krt~1~ Attachment A:ia3~eh ~7. 2{it~i~ Yc~~onnel ai~c~ ~'ii~a~~ee Ct7n~rniitc PJl~etnc+ A,'I;~~3.ies -P~~c 1 of ! _ Park, lerEat~a, alturt r~ [PAR o ~ -~r)G6 South i3~;n~1 Cc~i.ram~»~ ~'s~u~~cil- The ~arcl~ ~~; 2006 ~~eeting of tl~e larks, l~rts, ~ecrea.tiora and CLE:~iL[re ~I~~RC} Coi~~z~ittee ~~~€s c~€iieci to order by its ~~~airpersca~€, C=otrncii. I~e~nber ~3~re~C I3. (~ietEr at 3;~€) }~.~n. in tote, ~ourteii ~nfor~x~al CVeeting 3200€~. Persons it atte:ndartce included Coa~neil lr~earbers Puzzell®, Gllhite, darner, Pfeifer, belly, deter; I~irsits and l~~use; ll~ayor Stephen Luecke, Patrick N1olVlahon, lick VVaIIs, I~lichael Dane; t3ernie t"eeney, PA1zC Citizen. Member Charles ~. Shod;, Z ~ A Citizen iVleiber J. Ed~~vard Talley, Executive Director of the Depart~x~ent cif ~`oa~n~unity and Economic Develop~~nent Sharon. l~endall, lvlrs. Kolaola, l0~lartha Lewis, Kurt Youngs, ~:ity Clerk ~€~~~~ Voorde, Director of Public works Gary Ciilot, .la~~~ie loo of the ~4{~utl~ I3crrc~ ~i^i~~r~r~e and l~:ath.lee~~ Cel:anski-Farrand, C;c€uncil Attorr~ev. `,o~~ncil i~le~r~ber Dieter noted that the Cc€~r~~-nittee consists of Corr~scil .lefts€~bers 1~~~.spa, Puzzelto, K.irsiis, Citizen le<lember C'I~aries A. Shock at~d hi~~self. C;ou~~cil 1Vle~nber Dieter stated that this n~eetin~ lead. been galled to receive; an €zpdate from ~.ick albs; fxecutivc~ .Director o#` the College r'oothail ball of Fame; acrd to also receive are updaie from Mayor 1JLaecke anal Patrick I!/(eNfaho~€ on tl~e C.ollew„e F€~c€tbal:l Mall of l-~`ara~e contract negotiatio~ls. College kootbal~ l~ta~l oi' ll~~~ne ;:~c~ate:. l~iclL malls, Executive Director of the Calle~~; i=,ootl~all l~a.l.l of Fas:~c s,€~ggested tl€at a lessio~~ lie l~.eld on anon-Council meeting date at tl€e l-lall of Fa~~e in the ~~ear future. lie stated that the 20(15 e~~d-af tl~e-year report shoald be available ~y the end of this week and that (~~ would ~~nake it availalale. Many changes avers i~-rpletxiented in 2005. they ltavc; taken over control of the gift shop a.rd admission. l3rices have been adjusted. 'l-he_y tope to acquire more capital ite~r€s soh as audio visuals. The Gridiretn Luncheons have been set up wi~(~ l<ey Bank, ~ISB`t', SB Tribu~~e and f:a~vsor~ Fisher beia~g tl€e ~aj~ar sponsors 4or ibis year. Tl~e Fnsi~rir~e~~?e;~~t Fostival is being reviewed to ~~nal:e it a stronger equity pae-tner_ C'l~aE€g,es ~~rill soon be coaxing to the Gridiron Plaza. ~ taey ~.vill be a. ~Tiroless l-acility i.n one €.l) ~~~eek. Their ~vebsite is ianprc~~~°ing aatd trey are receiving amore bits. Troy are a~~akin~g more contacts ~%ia ear€ails and. faxes. Cou~~tcil l~teaxl~er Pfieiter stated that she took a 9 aa~d l2 year old a-eeently to the Fall aa~d tlZey all l€ad a wonderf€zl tiaxe. C-oua~ei:l Mearal~er Vaa~ner stated that incre=ased reverauas sho€~ld be tied to tl€c; city's crantraetual obligation sc> that the city woa.ald lie sharing in t11e bea~efits. lie stated that the hall sl3ould be a~aore self-sustaining, noting. .that he hoped this ~,~~oaald lie part of the nevv agreea~aent. (1~tr. 17~alls stated that the discaassioaas are attempting to create an ata~lospl~ere of bea~efit.ing the ~-Iail and ther€ leveraging it. ~ festival is ore ~~ray of doing this, toting that the t'ro Footl~ali l-Iali Pd:RC' i `c,~T~n~~ttcc ivfarch 27> ~~3ti(i -i'.r~~ i coq ~ - elf Fa~r~e i~a Car~tor~. leas c~v~r 7~d,~~(~ i.l'4 attendance, a€~d that Cart®n is similar in size ts~ ~or~th Bend. In response to a ~txestion from Ct~unci i~~Fe~nl:~er Dieter, l~lr. Vvalls stated ghat football players pay vvhiie their coaches receive co~npii~nentary admissions. lie adde€~ that the 1-iall of ~a~ne is cane of tl~e tap five € ~) spa~rts faeiliti.es in tl~e country. Co~jt~.cil Presi.der~t Reuse ~~oted that the Council, tl~e C`ityr Ad~r~inistratior~ anc~. Project Future all see the Football 1-lall of Fame as being an ecoa.~.o~rzic driver in the do~~°rstown and that if we all laolc at it from that paradigm that it ears be strc:n~~tl~c;ned. C~~uncil ?vle~nber Dieter inquired svhethe;r there has bec;n an ecana~nic study to show the econa~nic i~r~pact of the l,lall on the cite. mayor 1Jueclce stated that there has not bee~~ s€ich a study. Council Nle3nber Dieter noted t:t~at Eye and Council Presiden€. Reuse have discussed the .fact that they believe that the Play It Sn-art Pro~~~-a~n should 'be expanded to ire in all high schools. They see tl~e positive benefits of tl~e mer~taring prag~-a~n laia~g on at Clay. Nlr. malls stated that ~7$% of the students involv~;d with. the flay It ~~nart .Pragrarn ga on to eallege. Ecana~nics is the biggest probie~rd, noti~~g that a football pro~~ra~n only costs ~27,0(~t~ and the cornpre.hensive pragra casts ~~€~,C~C10 to h54,0~(3 each year. Council President Rouse stated that this is rrot a. €rtae-~r~ay street, that such programs would assist in ca~nl_~atin~; drL~gs, crinre and violence. Council Member Pfeiter suggested that a dust i-octl,~al1 pro~rar~~ ba ~:,on5idered i.r~ atl hi.ll~ schools. C~our~cil &'resident Rouse stated that he and Council ~lernber .Dieter sae the need for the mare can~prehensive p~•agra~n ird a.ll high schaals, not just the football pragra~n. Mr. Malls stated that he would prefer that the Clay pro~~z-a~n net be changed to a just football prograrra, and added that hope9irliy they could find a way to expand the pro~~rain to other schools. C.oune%1 Member l~uazello ~r€~ted that the ~ne;~nbers of the Ca~n~nittee include its Chairperson, Council Member Dieter wlto is co~n~~nitted doing his police duties; Vice-C`ha'irperson, Council Ii~ernber ~uspa, c~rho is recovering f~-o~.n recent sur~er~; C:caunci.€ ~fii~tr~ber Kirsits and. herself, along with. citizen. n~einber Charles A. Shock. Council Member 1'uzzello noted. tl7~tt il~c; meeting was called for receive; an update, from the City. t~d~ninistration o~~ the l~irecto~• of Cen#ury Centeriil~orrislPalais Royale and an update fro}n tl~c City Adrr~inistration on the College Football 1-ta11 afFame contract. In aesponse to a co~n~ner~t fi•o~~t Ccauncil :lE~e~°nl~e~• Puzzeilo, ~/[r. Mc~ahon stated that the C'ha~-nb~;r of Cointnerce could provide n~.~~nbcrs with. regard to the money generated downtown by the presence of the Fall. 3~'hRC 4'e,nv~zitiee Nl;~rch 27, 2(i06 -1'~re 2 of 3- C"e~lle~e `ootball Mall of "ae ~'oa~t'•ac~ :~~e otiat~c~~~s ~.~ ~tlalee mayor l~c€eclEe stated that they are currently refi.nin~ clel'ie.~ition ~f services tc~ be Prc~videcl ley the ~'enturv Center. Patrick ~IclVta~aor€ of`Pre~ject €€ture state€l that Apri:t [kith is tl~e nest tneetin~ and t~~r~et date far co~x~pletio~:_ l€~. ~-esPcans€: to a cl€€esti~€.~ fry Dr. Var~~er, IVIay€~r t-,€aeclCe stated that there is a decrease et services ~ra~r~ the Ce~~tury ~;er~ter which is anticipate€~. C~€~nci.l. ~.ea.~~ber deter tha€~f:ed e~r€:ryone 1'or their u.~a~ates and, then asked ~s~r ite€ns €~€~der n~iscellarle©us ausi~~ess. Cc~€€~cil U~e~~~er Kirsits stated that tl~e ~~askett~sall cc~€€rts at IViar~uefite arrd t~enna,dy are a conce~~n in light of tl~e Pa€~ks clc~rsin~ at c~i~~l€ aa~d tl~e l;aa-nes cc~ntir€uir~~. ~-~uncil l~t[en~ber dieter then. adja~€rned tl~e €~eetia~~~ at ~:?5 p.~~. tZesp tl'ully s€€b~x~it ed, ~`c~itncii e€~her D relc D. Dieter, Cfaairpersc~n Parks, Arts, l~ecreati~n and C~€Itr€re ~F'A~C} ('omir~ittee I~CI~:k~~~~ Pl~RC Conm~ittee lbinrch 2'1, ~O[}6 -E'age 3 of 3 Hoo1t~ and Pobl~c ao com~n~~oo 2Q06 South B~nf~ E`=ommim ~~ounuil ~i'he March ~'~, ~4~lti meeting of the I lealtl~ a~~d ~ta~li~ Safety ~"t~~~l~rittee was called. t« c~rdcr at 5:1 Fi p.m. by its Chairperson C`ounci.l 1Vtelrtber Karen. L. White in the Council's 117forl-tlal Meeting Root. Persons in attendance ir~ciuded Council Nlelnbers Pu~rello, White, ~Iarner; Pfeifer, Kelly, Dieter, l~irsits arld Rouse, Z ~ A Citiaen Member 1. Edward Valley, L~ecutive Director of tl~e Department of Combunity and ~'eonomic~ Develc4p~nent Sharon Kendall, Mrs. Kopola, Martha 1-,ewis, City ~lerlf Jc~i~~~ ~oord~; iVlayor Steph~ta. ~.tlecke, Jerry Scan, earl ~.iitrell, Kirk ~"~~.~n~s, Ja> nie ~,oo of the ~Sc~~~ri~ 13ei"aca~ 1'r•ih~arac~ and l~atl~leen C-e~:a~si~i-~arrand, C;ol~t~ci.i. Attorney. Council Me>~nber White ~~c~ted that the Co~~mittee ~~~en~i~ers include Council .Members ~arne~-,. 1Cuspa, Pr>zzeli.o and herself,. and Citizen tneanbe~' Christie M. McCully. >3~11 loo. 14-4[io ~;n~ta~~~n~ the `1'hef~ ~f ~lu€mira>~~ ~o ~ ~~; ar~cl belated ~te~sa Council Member While called for aa~ update ~~~ Dill No. i~-CtE~, Doting that a c<>n7i.~ittee ~1-~t;eti>~~ was held. last weep on the proposed ardinance. 'i~he Council Attorne~~ noted that sine last ~~~eei~'s Con~~:nittee meeting= she has net with Cs~~€~~cil Member Dieter for further discussions. A revised version of the ordinance will strea~ttlit7c the process for licensing as recommended at the last co~nn~l.ittee lrleeting by deleting tl~e Board €~f Ft~l~lic Works ar~d utilizing the Licensing C1E:rl< in the l~opartment of Adn~inistratian and Finance instead. Ali inspections would ccst~tinue and w©lv~ld bc: sent to the Iaieensing Clerk. C~ourreil Ivle~nboa- Dieter noted that lie is still ai~~aitil~~; updates ~-rc~~ tl-~e k,e~al I~epart~e~~t ~~fitl~ regard to their ~:neeting e~~itl~ Prosecutor Dvc?rais._ t-le stated that he has had. additional. discussions with ~~en~bers of tl~e police Departn~e~~t who all agree that the new regulations are ~~eeded. Following discussion, Coti~ncil Melrtber 1'urzelto made a motion, seconded ley Dr. ~Tarner that Bill ~No. 14-C~fi be reco~~nmended to be col~tinued ~€ntii the Alaril 1 ~tl~ C.otlncii meeting. Vt1e >notion passed. initiiative o~ the ~, a~~ersht ~ So~`th 13enc~B1~'~ish~vvaka (Mass :~2 I~ealith P~°a°ect `1'ea~n-Su ~ ~o>i°tei~ h ~' wn Ai;l• 1+rel fat-Je~-a- Scott dice >l';res~cient €~1' ~linman ~es€~nrce Council Member White then. weleonred Mr. Scott to tl~e n~eeti.ng. Jerry Sean noted that the St. ,ioseph Cc~ri~~ty No Szx~okir~g C7rdinance ~~~iil take effect on. IvloncJay, April l (), 2€3~~. i-1e requested that the Co~trlc~il, as a show cif support fc~r this ii.ealth i~~itiativo, adapt a res€~lutic~n e~~c.ouraging residents t~-~ eat out on that day at local restaurants. By ~~etworking ~.-neasures of this type 1:hey are hoping to mitigate the ne~4ative side and create positi~re l:,>~biic relations fnr tlae affected businesses. rvi~~relt ~7. "-(iE.)n IieaiYlt. a3~cl Publis: Ssfety Cui~uni.ttec of the ?Of)C, Soul12 13cucl ~`~~m~rion Council -T'a~e 1 c~P ? Cc€ur€cil Prs:sident Douse stated tl€at he r~vo~€id announce this a~ this evening's C'o~tt~eil €rleetin~ ar~d ~fo'lald also have it posted ors the City's ~~~esite. Colr~nc.il .~llet~~er White reciuested file C"o~tr~cii I~:ttornGy to prepare a resoiutior~ r~~1~ic1-~ c°.o~t.i.~ ~e heard on April 1 ~1t1~. iv~r. Scott left a ? 12 pale pier er~ti~tled "Soon ~~~e can all ~reatl,e a little easier..." (copy attached.?- Cou€€cil Ivle~~nl~er White thanked I~Ir. Scott for leis presentation and as:~ced l~i~~l to 13e present ol~ ;~pril l Oth. Co~tt~cil ~Ie~~.ber White ar€nonnced that ril7e Cotnl€~i.ttee urould hold a aneeting next Wednesday, April nth at ~ p.~~. on the Cease Fire proposal. here ~:in~ r~o 4~ttrtl~er business to c;on~e before tile. Cor~arnittee, Col.lr~cil M.e€x€ber White adjourned til.e Cor~~n3ittee 4€7eetin~; at 5:31 p.~~~. Respe;ctf€llly s~thn~itted, ~~ ,. Council iVfe~€al~er Karen l;. 07Vl~ite, Cl€airperson I-lealtl~ ar-~t~ t'ul~lic Sal°ety Cot~€lt~ittee l~:Cf`:li~n.l: Attach~r~ent i~~farch 27, 2[)Ofi t°tcaith anil 1'~~l>lic Ss~lct~~ t.oiz~mifitL.e of the ?f3O{; tiauth l3er~.~l Gos~vv€~n Cc~ui~eil -1'a~e 2 of 2 -