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and the County. However, as there is a safety issue involved far the children, the City� needs to look at removing the snow. _ Mr. Hoeft stated that the City needed to obtain permission to remove snow in the Counry right-of-way. The City could also consider removing the snow and assessing the property owners for same. Motion by Council Member Nelson, seconded by Council Member Broussard Vickers to direct City Staff to remove the snow in case of emergency and to table discussion on the matter until Staff obtains more information on the issue. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. EDC Vacancies Motion by Council Member Nelson, seconded by Council Member Broussard Vickers to approve the appointment of Aimee Fairbrother to the Economic Develo ment Committee. All in favor. Motion carried unanimousl . Mr. Baron and Mrs. Camp-Baron arrived and addressed Council. Mrs. Carnp-Baron expressed her displeasure with City Staff as she was told she would be sent an agenda ' and was not. Mr. March noted the City Clerk had spoken to her and he was unaware that ' she had not received the requested agenda. � Mrs. Camp-Baron explained she and her husband have an ongoing dispute with their I � neighbor. There have been numerous complaints generated by her neighbor. She noted � her family has owned the property far 25 years and she questions whether the ordinance '� change would apply to them. The letter from the City indicated she was in violation of ' Ordinance #4 for outside storage. She explained she has cunently licensed and operating vehicles on her property and as she has three lots should be allowed to have the six (6) vehicles. Mrs. Camp-Baron indicated she and her husband are pursuing trespass charges against the neighbor for trespassing onto their property and taking pictures. She also stated they have begun proceedings to commence a harassment Iawsuit against the neighbor. Mayor Wilharber explained the dispute with the neighbor is a civil issue. Council Member Broussard Vickers explained that ordinances and ordinance changes apply to all residents no matter the length of time a person has owned the property. Council Member Broussard Vickers stated she would like to see the original Ietter from the City indicating what part of the ordinance was being violated. Mrs. Camp-Baron presented the letter to Council Member Broussard Vickers. Mayor Wilharber noted the letter was sent to the property owners on November 13, 2000. Mrs. Camp-Baron stated she has six (6) vehicles parked outside and believes she should be able to keep them as she has three lots, two (2) vehicles per lot. � i Page 6 of 9