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enforcement issues and the responsibilities associated with that. Code Enforcement still retains joint enforcement provisions. It went to the Area Plan Commission back in December 2017 and is sent to you with a favorable recommendation. Committeemember Broden asked, How will the different responsibilities be communicated so there is no overlap? Mr. Magliozzi replied, The Building Commissioner won't make runs on zoning violations that are in the ordinance. We will now be the first stop on zoning ordinance violations and if there are any overlaps,we will communicate through that. We have been talking a lot through this whole process. Committeemember Broden followed up, Does this in any way give a one (1)-stop call for the public? If I want to report something,where is my call going? Mr. Magliozzi replied, Members of the public will want to call the Area Plan Commission and we will direct the call to the right agency whether it be Building or the Area Plan Commission. Committeemember Gavin Ferlic made a motion to send Bill No. 86-17 to the full Council with a favorable recommendation. Committeemember Voorde seconded this motion which carried unanimously by a voice vote of four(4) ayes. Committeemember Ferlic then made a motion to move agenda item four(4)before agenda item three (3). Committeemember Broden seconded this motion which carried unanimously by a voice vote of four (4) ayes. Zoning Ordinance Update Briefing- Mike Divita Michael Divita, Planner with the Department of Community Investment with offices on the 14th floor of the County-City Building, stated, We all may recall from last year,between the Building Department, the Area Plan Commission and the Department of Community Investment, we talked about doing six (6) zoning quick-fix text amendments. The first three (3)were passed by you all last ye ar. The fourth one (1)was on procedural amendments. The fifth one(1)will be the Mixed-Use reform that we have talked about here. The sixth and final quick-fix regards the controlled-uses. Mr. Divita provided a handout(which is available in the City Clerk's Office). He continued, Controlled-uses are land uses that can potentially have bad impacts. These can be permitted two (2) ways. One (1)way is through a special exception. Many of these uses get the zoning approved. We will come back to you with more specific changes. Committeemember Broden asked, What percent of Council has been briefed on the Mixed-Use in its entirety? Mr. Divita replied, That opportunity was extended to all Councilmembers but you were the only one (1)to request the more thorough vetting. 3