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City of Centerville Council Meeting Minutes January 8, 2003 you can not lease something that does not exist, and the piece of property they are proposing to develop does not exist. Mr. V otel indicated he appreciated the opportunity to come back before the Council and stated they were talking to the developer every day. Council Member Broussard-Vickers stated ifthey signed the waiver, they wouldn't have to come back again. Mr. Keller stated they were trying to encourage the developer to move forward, indicating they are standing by with cash. He reiterated that if the timeline was pushed too far it may not be as good of an investment for them. Mr. V otel asked what the Council recommended. City Attorney Hoeft stated they could not recommend. He reiterated that if the petitioners waived for an unspecified period of time, the request would stand by tabled. Council Member Capra stated her only issue was with the sign. She asked for clarification of the size and lighting, Mr. V otel indicated they had that question from the Planning Commission as well. It would go out mid-evening, when the facility closed. He stated it would be light sensitive so it would only be glowing during the darker hours of operation. .J,..' '1..,. Mayor Sweeney asked if it conformed to the Cityoi,cti ,ance: ~i,;Jr:Ke:ller indicated it did. {:,', I';'~"" Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers. seconded by Council Member Capra. to continue the public hearing until the next City Council meeting. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. VIII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS There was none. IX. NEW BUSINESS 8. Slaughter House/Butcher Shop - Mr. Noo Yang Mr. So Yang indicated he was present to represent his brother, Mr. Noo Yang. He stated Mr. Noo Yang could not be present as he is currently serving in the Army. He stated his brother desired to move forward with his request. Mayor Sweeney stated he has the information from the packet but is not aware of what discussions have taken place. City Attorney Hoeft stated that prior Council had taken no action, and had asked him to research what options the City had. He first looked at zoning for the property. He found that there'is no zone within Centerville that accommodates this request. This doesn't mean that they are precluded, just that there is currently no zone. Option one would be for the City to decide what zone they would amend or to create a new zone, which is a Page 9 of20 \