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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, September 9, 2019 Page 8 Mr. Trudgeon indicated given the conversation tonight where perhaps there is some interest but more information is needed, he was a little concerned if this ser- vice is shut off at the end of September, per his recommendation, if there would be consideration by the Council to extend it another month to sort out some of the funding. Councilmember Willmus noted he was curious to see what NewTrax comes back with and willing to leave that door open. When this was started it was a pilot pro- gram and as pilot programs go, sometimes those are successful and sometimes not. He did not want to slam the door shut with an absolute no but at this point, wanted to see if NewTrax can get some other partners at the county level to step up and take a second look at this. Councilmember Etten thought the Council needed to make a harder choice than to extend it another month or not. By the time the county would take action or other financing that would line up, it would probably take more than a month. He did not think a month extension would do it. Mayor Roe thought staffs recommendation is where the Council is at and if a proposal can come back with funding options and better serves the community, the Council would be interested in looking at that. f. Consider Approval of Proposed Text Ordinance Amendments of the Rose- ville City Code, Chapter 407 Nuisances, and Chapter 907 Building Regula- tions Community Development Director Janice Gundlach briefly highlighted this item as detailed in the Request for Council Action and related attachments dated Sep- tember 9, 2019. Councilmember Willmus questioned if automotive repair business that have vehi- cles for whatever reason, would be impacted by the changes to Chapter 407 with reference to stored vehicles. Mayor Roe asked if this would be a business in a residential district. City Attorney Gaughan indicated the scenario would be permitted under zoning as a permitted business. Public nuisance is created in a not permitted area. This would most likely arise in a residential area where a commercial business is not permitted. Mayor Roe noticed in several instances in the bench handout, specifically on page three, line 117, and page four, line 135, the reference "to at least four days" has been removed. He was curious as to why that was changed. Ms. Gundlach talked about this specific issue with the Building Official and his concern is the enforcement piece of this. In order to start the enforcement action,