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Session 1557, Minutes November 18, 1991 Page 4 '!he roll call vote was as follows: AYES: eouncilmembers Price, Adams, Wag- ner, and '!hClll'pSOn. NAYS: Ca.mcilmernbers Schuman and Schoomer, ani Mayor Ma- jerus. '!he motion carried by a vote of four to three. Bill No. 8043 became Ordinance No. 5832 . BILL NO. 8044 - AUIHORIZING '!HE CI'lY MANAGER 'ro CONVEY AND GRAN!' 'ro JOHN PErL THE #2 FIRE srATION AT 6970 OLIVE InJIEVARD. FOR VAIlJABIE CONSIDERATION. Bill No. 8044 was given its secx:n:i reading. . - Bill No. 8044 was given its third readi.rg. Mr. Adams llXJVed that this bill be adopted as an ordinance. Mr. Schoomer sec- onded the motion. Upon roll call, the following vote was recorded: AYES: Councilmembers Adams, Wagner, Schuman, Schoomer, '!hClll'pSOn, Price, ani Mayor Majerus. NAYS: None. Bill No. 8044 became Ordj..nance No. 5833. BILL NO. 8045 - AMENDING rnAPI'ER 21 MUNICIPAL roDE REIATING 'IO MJroR VEHIClES AND TRAFFIC, BY AMENDING SECl'ION 21-6.2 movrDING FOR A RESIDENI'IAL PARKING PERMIT. BY EXCIDDING '!HE TIME LIMITATION OF SUBSECI'ION (13). Bill No. 8045 was given its sea:>m readi.rg. Mr. Tony Ansel.m:>, operator of A cut NxNe, 381 N. Big Berxi, asked to address the Council. He said his business has been affected by the evenin:J parking restrictions on Pershing, ani while the ordinance addressed. the needs of res- idents ani business customers, it did not help his enployees. He asked that they receive parking pennits or something similar, adding he could not stay in business without gcxxl employees, who needed to park reasonably close. Mr. Wagner had several proposed arnerrlIrents, one of which would substitute the word "street" for "block" because he felt that better described the intent of the ordinance. Mayor Majerus suggested usinj specific addresses. Mrs. SchUl'l'aI1 said the original ordinance was generic and called for estab- lishing specific areas through petition, am she believed there may have been some reason that "block" was not used originally. Mr. Wagner said his point had nothing to do with the 7000 block of Pershing; he felt "street" could be construed as the full length of a street rather than a specific block. Mrs. ThClll'pSOn felt this should be tabled rmtil there was agreement on how to proceed and those affected are notified. Mr. Adams said tablinj was unneces- sary; the third reading could sinply be postponed. Mr. Ollerrlorff suggested Mr. Wagner was trying to tighten the ordinance so its roeaninj was abundantly clear. He noted that prior to considering the pennanent adoption of this ordinance, questionnaires (to be returned by Sep- tember 18) were sent to the adjacent residences and businesses, am all were invited to discuss this matter at the October 9 Traffic Cormnission reetinj. Mayor Maj erus said she would have felt proper notification had not been made if the questionnaire had not been sent, however, all involved received it ani were invited to the Traffic Camnission reeting in which this matter was to be considered.