CC_Minutes_2007_0521 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

~g lar° ~ ~~u cal ~~~a 1Vlonday, ay 2, 2 7 Page 24 Mayor Klausing recognized the work of the Citizen's Advisory Committee, and clarified that the City Council was not attempting to start the process over, but wanted to allow sufficient public comment on the proposed recommendations. With Council consensus, staff was directed to schedule a public meet- ing on June 1 1, 2007 to hear public comment on the lot split study re- port; and to use all available and regular media contact procedures to solicit public input. It was anticipated that the City Council, at their July Study Session, would begin to consider steps to incorporate the recommendations into City Code. Tarn McGlehee, 77 laid ®aks 1VI~, Mr~GPheP q>>acti~r~e~ `'~~hy the pre~~iQ~;~l~_c~~hmittPd re~ot~men~a- v vlt v ~AVVa.1 11 11 Vil 1 1 1 V Vllll VV 1 ~./ 111111 t.t Lions, and signatures of over 60 people had not been incorporated into the last City Council minutes, as she had provided as a bench handout. Mayor Klausing apologized for the oversight and assured Ms. McGe- hee that the document would be provided to the City Council and in- corporated into the next packet of related information. Ms. McGehee opined that many residents had not been aware of the study and sought to present the recommendations at this time. Mayor Klausing respectfully requested that Ms. McGehee wait until the June 11, 2007 meeting when other public comment was heard. Ms. McGehee asked that the above-referenced citizen recommenda- tion be included on the City's website. Councilmember Pust observed that there may be many opinions that were not published on the City's website and opined that all members of the public have the same opportunity to comment and could do so. Considerable discussion was held regarding whether to publish a pub- lic "meeting" or public "hearing;" with City Attorney Squires opining