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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-14-06 Community & Economic DevelopmentCommunity & Economic Development Committee August 14, 2006 Present: Roland Kelly, Chairperson Ann Puzzello Al Kirsits Erv Kuspa Marti Wolfson -Citizen Mezx~ber Bill Na. 06-~9 -Tax Abatement - 128 S. Michigan, South Bend Chocolate Company, Bill Schalliol of Community & Economic Development described the project which would create 10 new jobs full time, 10 part-time jobs and help anaaintain 40 existing jobs. SBC is asking fora 5 year real property abatement. Jennifer Laurent of Community & Economic Development stated the city's strong support for the project. Bob Radde of South Bend Chocolate said the number of jabs was probably underestimated. Councilmember Puzzello made a motion to recammend favorable to full Council. Councilmember Kuspa seconded the motion, which carried by voice vote of four ayes. Bill No. 06-80 -- Tax Abatement - 907 Notre Dame Avenue, Geraldine Meehan & Cyril O'Regan. This 5 year real property abatement was described by Bill Schalliol as a 2,200 square foot home between Howard and Corby. Geraldine Meehan made the presentation. Councilmember Kuspa made a motion to recammend favorable to full Council. Councilmember Al "Buddy" Kirsits seconded the motion, whack carried by a voice vote of four ayes. Bill No. 06-81 -Tax Abatement - 202 S. Dundee, Charlotte Bridges. The five year residential real property request was outlined by Bill Schalliol. Citizen Member Marti Wolfson made a motion to recommend favorable to full Council. Councilmember Kirsits seconded the motion, whack carried by a voice vote of four ayes. Bill No. 06-83 -Tax Abatement -~ 525 S. Liberty, Habitat for Humanity. This request has been withdrawn at the petitioner's request. Councilmember Puzzello made a motion to withdraw the petition at the request of the petitioner. Councilmember Kirsits seconded the motion, which carried by a voice vote of four ayes. August 14, 2005 Community & Economic Development Committee Page 2 There being no further business to come before the Committee, Council Member Dieter adjourned the meeting at Respectfully submitted, Council Member Roland Kelly, Chairperson Community and Economic Development Committee Zoning and Annexation Committee 2006 South Bend Common Council The August 14, 2006 joint meeting of the Zoning and Annexation Committee of the South Bend Common Council was called to order by its Chairperson, Council Member Ervin Kuspa at 3:00 p.m. in the Council's Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Council Members Pfeifer, Kelly, Varner, Kuspa, Kirsits, Rouse, Dieter, White and Puzzello; Citizen Member Ed Talley, Assistant City Attorney Ann-Carol Nash, Citizen Member Martha Lewis, City Clerk John Voorde, Robert Nemeth of Area Plan, Terry O'Brien, Michael Danch, Bill Schalliol, Assistant Zoning Administrator Charles Bulot, Larry Gates, Steve Ellis Jamie Loo of the South Bend Tribune and Kathleen Cekanski-1=arrand, Council Attorney. Council Member Kuspa noted that the Committee Members consist of Council Members Kirsits, Dieter and White, and Citizen Member Ed Talley. Bill No. 34-06: Rezoning of 1954_Prairie Avenue: Council Member Kuspa called for a report from Area Plan on Bill No, 30-06 which would amend the zoning for 1954 Prairie Avenue, located in the Stn District. Robert Nemeth of Area Plan reported that a public hearing was held on July 18, 2006 before the Area Pian Commission for this 113 acre of property requested to go from "LB" Local Business to "CB" Community Business. The Area Plan Commission sends it to the Council with a favorable recommendation. Mr. Nemeth noted that the rezoning would be consistent with the commercial activity goals of the Rum Village Neighborhood Action Plan, and that it was unanimously recommended favorably to the Common Council. J. Bernard Feeney of Lang, Feeney & Associates, Inc., with offices at 715 South Michigan in downtown South Bend made the formal presentation. He noted that previously there was a volkswagon repair shop located at this address, which is currently owned by Dr. Greg Ferro, who has his office in this neighborhood. Dr. Ferro knows a mechanic who would like to locate at this location. The property facing the residential area would be properly landscaped. In response to a question from Council Member Kuspa, Mr. Feeney stated that the fencing would be properly upgraded. Following discussion, Council Member Kirsits made a motion, seconded by Council Member Dieter that Bill No. 30-06 be recommended favorably to Councii. The motion passed. August 14, 20D6 Zoning and Annexation Committee Meeting Page 2 Substitute Bill No. 32-06: Rezonin of 4324 South Michi an Street and 119 Norman Street: Council Member Kuspa called far a report from Area Plan on Substitute Bili No. 32-06 which would amend the zoning of 4324 South Michigan Street and 118 Norman Street, located in the 5{" District. Robert Nemeth of Area Plan reported that a public hearing was held on July 18, 2006 before the Area Plan Commission for this property which is being requested to go from "SF1" Single & Two Family to °CB" Community Business. The Area Plan Commission sends it to the Council with a favorable recommendation. Terry J. O'Brien of Burkhart Advertising, P.O. Box 536, South Bend, IN 46624 made the formal presentation. He noted that because of the road improvement of US 31, the city has asked Burhart to relocate their existing off-premise sign approximately 10-20 feet into the property. Bill Schalliol of the Department of Community and Economic Development spoke in favor of the rezoning, citing the long-standing relationship of the petitioner with the City of South Bend. Following discussion, Council Member Dieter made a motion, seconded by Council Member Kirsits that Substitute Bill No. 32-06 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. Bill No. 06-73: S ecial Exce tion for 640 and 560 West Ireland: Council Member Kuspa called for a report from the Board of Zoning Appeals on Bill No. 06T73 which is a special exception for 640 and 560 West Ireland. Assistant Zoning Administrator Charles Bulot reported that the Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing on July 20, 2006 and sends the request to the Common Council with a favorable recommendation (report attached). Michael J. Danch, President of Danch, Hamer & Associates, Inc., with offices located at 1643 Commerce Drive, South Bend, Indiana 46628 made the formal presentation on behalf of Anchor South Bend, LLC and Gates Toyota. He introduced Larry Gates and Steve Ellis to the Committee. Mr. Danch noted that the special exception would permit the construction and operation of an automotive sales, repair and service facility for Gates Toyota in the Erskine Commons complex, currently under construction. He provided a preliminary site plan of the area in question (copy attached). The building would be 55,000 August 14, 2006 Zoning end Annexation Comrr~ittee Meeting Page 3 square feet and all Toyotas would be serviced at this location. The project is estimated to cost several millions of dollars. Counci! Member White stated that she would Pike to thank the petitioners for remaining in South Bend. Mr. Schalliol stated that the city is excited about this project, noting that the Gates Building located downtown would be dosing. Council Member Dieter made a motion, seconded by Council Member White that Bill No. 06-73 be recommended favorably to Council. The motiohn passed. Bill No. 06-74: Special Exception for 2720 Mishawaka Avenue: Council Kuspa called for a report from the Board of Zoning Appeals on Bill No. 06-74 which is a special exception for the property located at 2720 Mishawaka Avenue. Assistant Zoning Administrator Charles Bulot reported that the Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing on July 20, 2006 and sends the request to the Common Council with a favorable recommendation {report attached). He noted that the special exception would permit Turners of Michiana, a fratenal organization, to locate at this address. The petitioner at the Board of Zoning meeting noted that they have a small membership and would re-located if they grew beyond the sixteen {16) parking spaces, which they believe would be sufficient for them. There was no presenter for the Bill. Council Member White made a motion, seconded by City Member Ed Talley that Bill No. 06-74 be sent to the Council without recommendation, in light of the petitioner not being present. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the Committee, Council Member Kuspa adjourned the meeting at 3:31 p.m. Respectfu ,y submitt~ Counci( Member Ervin usp Chairperson Zoning and Annexation Committee Atfiachments Joint Meeting of the Utilities Committee and the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee 2©06 South Bend Common Council The August 14, 2006 joint meeting of the Utilities Committee and the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee of the South Bend Common Council was called to order by Dr. Varner, Chairperson of the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee and Council Member Kirsits, Utilities Committee Chairperson at 3:46 p.m. in the Council's Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Council Members Dieter, White, Pfeifer, Kelly, Varner, Kuspa, Kirsits, Rouse and Puzzello; Mayor Stephen J. Luecke, City Attorney Charles Leone, City Controller M. Catherine Fanello, Director of Environmental Services Jack Dillon, University of Notre Dame Utilities Director Paul Kempf, City Clerk John Voorde, Sharon Kendal[, Executive Director of the Department of Community and Economic Development, Jamie Loo of the South Bend Tribune and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Council Attorney. It was noted that the members of the Utilities Committee include Council Members Kirsits, Kuspa, Puzzello and Pfeifer; and Citizen Member Gene Pendl; and that the members of the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee include Council Members Varner, Pfeifer, Dieter, Puzzello and Citizen Member Kurt Youngs. Bill No. 19-06: The Joint Committee meeting was called to continue discussions on Bill No. 19- 06 which would amend Chapter 17, Article 2, Division 5, Section 17-29 of the South Bend Municipal Cade addressing authorization to enter into special rate contracts for sewer service. Dr. Varner, one of the sponsors of the Bill along with Council Member Kirsits stated that he believes that Mr. Leone's suggested substitute version of the ordinance would loosen the criteria too much and would open the doors in this area He prefers a dollar for dollar exchange which would be justified by the customer seeking the special rate contract. Dr. Varner concluded his remarks be stating that he preferred the "KirsitsNarner" substitute bill dated July 24th Council Member Kirsits stated that he agrees with the comments made by Dr. Varner on the "short version" of Substitute Bill No. 19-00. He stated thafi Gary Gilot and the University of Notre Dame have done "a great job". He believes that the Common Council should play a needed oversight role, as proposed in the `"short version". August 74, 2006 Joint Meeting of the Utilities & Public Works and Property Vacation Committees Page 2 City Attorney Charles beone noted that Dr. Varner is correct in that the Legal Department's version of the Bill would open up the criteria wider and would provide more discretion to the Council. He noted that in all versions the Board of Public Works would make an advisory recommendation to the Council, with the Council having the final vote. He stated that the criteria "or other tangible benefits" which he is suggesting would have some definition to it. Dr. Varner stated that part of the problem involves how hard it would be to apply the proposed "nr other tangible benefits" criteria, in a fair and systematic way. He voiced concern that there would be a potential for many requests for special rates which could result in a "squeeze on the entire rate structure". This would result in "cost shifting". The City Attorney and the Council Attorney disagreed on how the "or other tangible benefits" would be applied to customers. Council Member Kirsits appreciated the City Attorney's comparison chart and the Council Attorney's comparison chart on the three (3) versions of the substitute bill (copies attached}. He noted that he would not see addressing the odor coming from the ethanol plant as constituting "or other tangible benefits", however it could be argued that it would be. He therefore preferred that standard that focuses on "clearly reducing costs", as proposed by the "short version" in the KirsitsNarner substitute bill. Following discussion, Dr. Varner made a motion, seconded by Council Member Kuspa that the KirsitsNarner "short version" of Substitute Bill No. 19-06 dated July 24, 2006, be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the joint committee meeting, Council Member Kirists adjourned the meeting at 4:03 p.m. Respectfully submitted, ;, " "Kirsits Chair erson Council Member AI Buddy p Utilities Committee Council Member David Varner, Chairperson Public Works and Property Vacation Committee __..__ .-, Attachments'l~__ '~..-~.~ _~~~ ~__~ Utilities Committee 2fl06 South Bend Common Council The August 14, 2006 joint meeting of the Utilities Committee of the South Bend Common Council was called to order by its Chairperson, Council Member AI "Buddy" Kirsits at 3:31 p.m. in the Council's Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Council Members Pfeifer, Keliy, Varner, Kuspa, Kirsits, Rouse, Dieter, White and Puzzello, Citizen Member Ed Talley, Assistant City Attorney Ann-Carol Nash, Citizen Member Martha Lewis, City Clerk John Voorde, City Controller M. Catherine Fanello, City Attorney Charles Leone, Paul Kempf, Dr. John J. Dillon, Jamie Loo of the South Bend Tribune and Kathleen Cekanski-1=arrand, Council Attorney. Council Member Kirsits noted that the members of the Utilities Committee include Council Members Kuspa, Puzzello, Pfeifer and himself; and Citizen Member Gene Pendl. Bill No. 43-OS Appropriation Ordinance: Council Member Kirists called for a presentation on Bill No. 43-06 which would appropriate $186,781 from Fund # 641 to pay costs for increased water works management fees. Dr. John J. Dillon of Environmental Services made the formal presentation. He noted that earlier this year, the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission increased the revenue requirement. The sum to be appropriated reflects that increase. Council Member Puzzello made a motion, seconded by Council Member Pfeifer that Bill No. 43-06 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. Bill No. 44-06 A ro riation Ordinance: Council Member Kirists called for a presentation an Bill No. 44-06 which would appropriate $60,365 from Fund # 611 to pay costs for additional solid waste containers. Dr. Jahn J. Dillon of Environmental Services made the formal presentation. He noted that the requested monies would be used to purchase 1,176 additional trash containers which could be used to replace current ones or those which have been lost or stolen, August 14, 2046 Utilities Committee Meeting Page 2 in response to a question from Council Member Puzzello, Dr. Dillon stated that the city has experienced theft of such containers in various rental areas. A replacement fee of $37-$3$ is charged with the actual cost being $50.00. In response to a question from Council Member Kuspa, Dr. Dillon stated that the trash containers do not have any air holes so that rodents would not be attracted to them. In response to a question from Council Member White, Dr. Dillon stated that they could not project how many new customers they may have. In response to comments from Council Member Pfeifer, Dr. Dillon stated that they do work with Code Enforcement in retrieving containers from abandoned properties. In response to comments from Dr, Varner, Dr. Dillon stated that the City Controller requested for a projection for replacement costs, and that he sees a cost of $25,000 for that. He noted that the containers have a 10-year warranty and each has a serial number on them. Council Member Dieter noted that he drives the alleys, and believes that the program is working very welt. In response to comments from Council Member Kirsits, Dr. Dillon stated that there is a fee of $5.00 far a 2d container at apartments. He added that he would work with the Fire Department with regard to having the smaller containers which are currently at the various fire stations traded in for larger containers. In response to a question from Council President Rouse, City Controller Fanello stated that the sewer, and the band and interest funds would be used for these appropriations. Council Member Kuspa made a motion, seconded by Counci! Member Pfeifer that Bill No. 44-06 be recommended favorably to Council The motion passed. Bill No. 45-06 Appropria#ion Ordinance: Council Member Kirists called for a presentation on Bill No. 45-06 which would appropriate $159,145 from Fund # 649 so that the first interest payment on the 2006 Sewage Works Revenue Bond could be made. Dr. John J, Dillon of Environmental Services made the formal presentation. He noted that amount reflects the interest which is due. August 14, 2006 Utilities Committee Meeting Page 3 No one from the public spoke in favor or in opposition to the Bill. In response to a question from Dr. Varner, Dr. Dillon stated that it was an oversight not to budget this amount earlier. Council Member Puzzello made a motion, seconded by Council Member Kuspa that Bill No. 45-06 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the Utilities Committee, Council Member Kirisits adjourned the meeting at 3:46 p.m. Respectfully submitted, ; ~ ~_ /f' t~~ o /~~ l~ L~ Council Member AI "Budd " Kirsits, Chairp~an Y Utilities Committee Attachments Joint Meeting of the Utilities Committee and the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee 20Q6 South Bend Common Council The August 14, 2006 joint meeting of the Utilities Committee and the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee of the South Bend Common Council was called to order by Dr. Varner, Chairperson of the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee and Council Member Kirsits, Utilities Committee Chairperson at 3:46 p.m. in the Council's Informal Meeting Room. Persons in attendance included Council Members Dieter, White, Pfeifer, Kelly, Varner, Kuspa, Kirsits, Rouse and Puzzello; Mayor Stephen J. Luecke, City Attorney Charles Leone, City Controller M. Catherine Fanello, Director of Environmental Services Jack Dillon, University of Notre Dame Utilities Director Paul Kempf, City Clerk Jahn Voorde, Sharon Kendall, Executive Director of the Department of Community and Economic Development, Jamie Loo of the South Bend Tribune and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, Council Attorney. It was noted that the members of the Utilities Committee include Council Members Kirsits, Kuspa, Puzzello and Pfeifer; and Citizen Member Gene Pendl; and that the members of the Public Works and Property Vacation Committee include Council Members Varner, Pfeifer, Dieter, Puzzello and Citizen Member Kurt Youngs. Bill No. 19-Ofi: The Joint Committee meeting was called to continue discussions on Blll No. 19- 06 which would amend Chapter 17, Article 2, Division 5, Section 17-29 of the Soufh Bend Municipal Code addressing authorization to enter into special rate contracts for sewer service. Dr. Varner, one of the sponsors of the Bill along with Council Member Kirsits stated that he believes that Mr. Leone's suggested substitute version of the ordinance would loosen the criteria too much and would open the doors in this area. He prefers a dollar for dollar exchange which would be justified by the customer seeking the special rate contract. Dr. Varner concluded his remarks be stating that he preferred the "KirsitslVarner" substitute bill dated July 24t" Council Member Kirsits stated that he agrees with the comments made by Dr. Varner on the "short version" of Substitute Bill No. 19-06. He stated that Gary Gilot and the University of Notre Dame have done "a great job". He believes that the Common Council should play a needed oversight role, as proposed in the "short version". August 14, 2pp6 Joint Meeting of the Utilities & Public Works and Property Vacation Committees Page 2 City Attorney Charles Leone noted that Dr. Varner is correct in that the Legal Department's version of the Bill would open up the criteria wider and would provide more discretion to the Council. He noted that in all versions the Board of Public Works would make an advisory recommendation to the Council, with the Council having the final vote. He stated that the criteria "ar other tangible benefits" which he is suggesting would have some definition to it. Dr. Varner stated that part of the problem involves how hard it would be to apply the proposed `br other tangible benefits" criteria, in a fair and systematic way. He voiced concern that there would be a potential far many requests for special rates which could result in a "squeeze an the entire rate structure". This would result in "cost shifting". The City Attorney and the Council Attorney disagreed an how the "or other tangible benefits" would be applied to customers. Council Member Kirsits appreciated the City Attorney's comparison chart and the Council Attorney's comparison chart on the three (3) versions of the substitute bill (copies attached}. He noted that he would not see addressing the odor coming from the ethanol plant as constituting "or other tangible benefits"", however it could be argued that it would be. He therefore preferred that standard that focuses on "clearly reducing costs", as proposed by the "short version" in the KirsitsNarner substitute bill. Following discussion, Dr. Varner made a motion, seconded by Council Member Kuspa that the KirsitsNarner "short version" of Substitute Bi[I No. 19-06 dated July 24, 2006, be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the joint committee meeting, Council Member Kirists adjourned the meeting at 4:03 p.m. Respectfully submittedE f , m . ~~~°.~ " ~ hair erson Council Member AI Buddy Kirs ts, C p lJtilities Committee Council Member David Varner, Chairperson Public Works and Property Vacation Committee Attachments ~~ ~' , PARCS (Parks, Art, Recreation, Culture) August 14, 2006 Present: Derek Dieter, Chairperson Erv Kuspa Ann Puzzello Al Kirsits Update from Anthony Douglas, President, Century Center Board of Managers. Mr. Douglas declined a formal presentation volunteering to take questions. Dieter asked about the search for a new Century Center Director and the possibility of combining the management of Century Center, the Morris, and the Palais. Mr. Douglas said the Board of Managers had decided it was not in Century Center's best interest to combine management of the three entities. He underscored the importance of finding a manager familiar with the convention business. The Board of Managers was also considering contracting with a from to manage the center. Varner, Puzzello, and Rouse all spoke to the unique character and the strong community ties to Century Center. Mayor Luecke said there are many examples of management firms successfully operating convention centers. Those contacts might even be a boom to convention business. Anthony Douglas said the Board of Managers was proceeding cautiously keeping in mind that quality of service offered at Century Center was more important than just the bottom line. Charlotte Pfeifer suggested specific strong contractual terms if a management firm was hired. Dieter then asked about the Century Centers's contract with the Football Hall of Fame to provide services at a fee of $50,000 for 5 years. Anthony Douglas said the real cost to Century Center for the service provision was $100,000 per year. Dieter also asked who provides security at Century Center and how the provider was chosen. Douglas said there was a 3 year security contract that was an RFP advertised by the Controller. Tim Rouse and Charlotte Pfeifer complimented the cleanliness of Century Center and the good service provided there. There being no further business to come before the Committee, Council Member Dieter adjourned the meeting at espectfully sub 't d, # - ~_ Council Member Derek D. Dieter, Chairperson PARC Committee Health and Public Safety Committee 2006 South Bend Common Council TI,~;,kAugust 14, 2006 joint meeting of the Health and Public Safety Committee of I II, ',r~clulrl'l Bend Common Council was called to order by its Chairperson, Council ':~~Ik~~~r~ Karen L. White, at 4:04 p.m. in the Council's Informal Meeting Room. $' ':!~ ~;C~~ ~~;~ r,l ~,rt1:~::rlldance included Council Members Pfeifer, Varner, Kuspa, Kirsits, ;lixil ~~!'.;I ~!~,,~ ~t'~l' ''~,'`!I~ :-ie~ir~er, I~:elly, Puzzello and White; Mayor Stephen J. Luecke, City Ili;i; ~'I°°;; '';;' ~(..hlc~rlE~1s Leone, Don Inks, Community and Economic Development I I'Nal1~?}~ ;~' "' I', ,r~,,} wI~'~:1#~r~ ,'s~1'~dall, Martha Lewis, Assistant City Attorney Ann- I~.,i113~~~,~1~ ~,`~ '~,, I~~ I°I~~~IIs~ ~Ilaa1~11~ 'ti.'oorde, Mrs. Kopnla, City Controller M. Catherine I, ~ ,l~~ "; ~~° {,(I~ :ai' fl°~I ~` ~I::,~:.I~~Ch Bend Tribune, and Kathleen Cekanski-Farrand, I,ul ,~ !• Il, , I ti„ ~ ! Ir^ III I i~i.'iii II aij~ 'i 'I ti i 'j I I 1 I' i '~ ~ ,`~~ ~Id i+ 'I I~ I ,';r, ~ ',I .,,I iti~ilhl~ll~~` I Ir,a'f;F~I,I~"Phat members of the Committee who were include ~Ih '° ~{ I I ill hl 11 ~ ~Ih 11 I;~'~ i'~II'~~~:I~' I'~I~:L11'I''I~E3r, I~UZZeIIO alid ~lC?rSelf. I I l rl I I ljll' V i 11 I ~,i~, I~{ I lil'd' ~yi I III I r'r'1,5lhlbit Solicitation in Streets: ''ii, 5, ,d .111 I` I I j~~''''rl~ II 1;' `I h~' ~~~' ~~~~I~I II ~'~ I ~ru ~I;a .iF7'i:ation on Bill No. 47-06 which would I' 1'i' I;l `` I';, "' ~ ~°f h~~~'',.In~.icipal Code by amend Section 18-20 , ~Yi 'll ~11~'ll , i i ~,~ I,, it I , I ~ I I ' ,~ I:~i~~ ~,I :";i~ EXCep~10n» l lil, I I'Q ' 'I '~ I~11 i ~ i i !,I , 6 f I I i 'I ~,,,,;lrl i~ ~~.-~,', III ~;,I ~..,,'.~ ~ ~~~ I..I'~ ~ I ~ i~':,~, i.1li:: Ill~llr:~~inal presentation. She I I II I ' I 1, I i hill '111 n ',fill ` is I: I I I ~~~:I I I i ii'~,~,;~ ll~rlplaints regarding safety ~ I I 14,i, r.ll :;II, ~II' I , ,,,,; I~ I ~!, ,. II I ' I ,I::;VE lalli~'I'sducts at various city f 'I ,I ,,, I L ~ .. i i~ 111 ,,a I13 I;I' II II LI "'i; I I!Ill~iil' l,.,~I~„`rented to the Council s ~ ,r F , I i' ;;`~ '; ,a'I "'' ~,!~ ,. ~L~ I h'u . ' ~ r,.'F II I II ~(ee requested that the I ,~'' II', t I ~ ;~i ~ I ~„I, I I ~' ~ ~I 'i I,i~,:~ method be contacted. ~;~~~~ I ,~ I VIII ;'..III I ,;.~~ ~ ,~,~ :N; .'~ ., , , ', ~ .., ,: 'r ~~.~ letter from Tom 'I I Iti, i~,~,lt, ~ ~ tll' ,~I'I .~ ~ I~, .~~'~ I ;' !I ~ I ~ !i ,. ;` I Ik ~it March 16, 2006 I, ,-~~~~ I' 'Ill 3'i ; ~~ ~L. ,,~: ~ I ~ I a1 I~ ~:e of the Gity Clerk til ,'q L ' I' ~„ i~~, L I I i ~1 I I) I `,I I I', i i II,~I I I tli, 'l ' ' I I I' ~ j; I I I Id, I I~' II 1;, I 'I I I •I~ ~, ~~ ] II, ~I'`~' I w , I! I ~ ~ ~ I ~: I LI:1 the Le al I. ~ ~~, 6 I ;I l I iu, ~ I I ~,~ I'll 4..1 I I~ III ~ '1 I~ r. I,I~I,~ayne has i. ;,~ .. ' ~I; I I' I I , I ~ i I ~: I l'' ; tl J II .1';~~ u~ I I ' r :, ~I I I •I, I's' Illy, ' , ~ I I 'Ei i ll'I1 ,I' 1 i li I I I i I i ~~ ' i I „ i .~I li , IIr I '!~ ~ sl 1 'I~ I ,li i Iii I i I I I ~ I I L' I ' I I I II I I I, I I ,II ,,,, I it I ~ 'i ~ i > I III . I ~E~i dti~ ~~I II I L_~~. ~ ~ I I i I I I ~I I ~' n i I _ I ly'I ,I- ~I, I '.I I ~-' I~~'. 61, I r7. Flfi~ ,i, II I , r II I I ,;I ~ ', i;` ~ la Ilil I ~I~ i I i I ~`~ 'I~ ill I fl I A '.I i11 :Illy I II ' i 1 l,y ^,}', 1. 1 i I ,', i ~ I , L.I';',1 i ' , ''I i I I ,,~,: '~, li 11 1 ' 1 Gi. I I i ' Ill pE Ali i ,,p ,fp, ~~, I 11' ~li ,~,I I~ , ,I I Ip ~f 9, ,, i, ~~r ,~ ~~I I. ~ ~~ II ; III,I: I,.jl August 14, 200fi Health and Public Safety Cornrnittee Meeting Page 2 Council Member White noted that the practice is very, very dangerous; and noted that "Outreach Ministries" were out this past weekend, and should be contacted about the new regulations. Council President Rouse spoke in favor of the ordinance, with it being noted that both the Police Department and Code Enforcement would have authority to enforce the regulations if they are passed. Council Member Pfeifer stated that it is a good bill and inquired as to haw the city would let the public know that it would be in existence. Ms. Nash stated that she would work with the various partnership centers and charitable groups to get the word out, and perhaps a flier could be prepared. Council Member Kuspa made a motion, seconded by Council Member Puzzello that Bill No. 47-06 be recommended favorably to Council. The motion passed. There being no further business to come before the Committee, Council Member White adjourned the meeting at 4:20 p.m. Re tfully su mitted, ~~.~--- Council Member Karen L. White, Chairperson Health and Public Safety Committee Attachment