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<br />Regular Meeting <br />March 28, 2005 <br /> <br />to be rejected. My only question is, why did you ask for it to be brought back? Why did <br />nd <br />you ask for me to call this special meeting on February 22 to reintroduce legislation <br />that had been rejected? I don’t understand? I know the applicant doesn’t understand <br />and I don’t understand. Could you explain that to me?” <br /> <br /> Mr. Wagner: “What’s your point here? We changed our mind after considering it <br />and after hearing more legal questions brought up on this. So we changed our mind. I <br />call the question on the motion.” <br /> Mayor Adams: “It hasn’t been seconded yet.” <br /> Ms. Brot. “I’ll second.” <br /> <br /> Ms. Brot: “I would like to say that in preparing the infill … residential infill <br />replacement, I don’t think I have the letters all right, but the infill legislation that <br />Councilman Wagner and I have been working on, made me do a lot of thinking about <br />what we were doing. And everything that we are trying to do, in that hopefully new <br />ordinance, is not being considered here. And I again went over today and I looked at <br />the property and I walked around the property. I just can’t, in good conscience, see two <br />houses put on there and after all I quoted about from the Comprehensive Plan about <br />how we wanted to maintain the integrity of the neighborhoods and in so doing, attract <br />people to our wonderful City and to make them want to keep living here, I just, I am <br />sorry Mr. Mayor, but I just cannot support subdividing this particular part. That does not <br />mean I won’t vote for others and it does not mean I don’t welcome mixed-use some <br />place where there is an appropriate space.” <br /> <br /> Mayor Adams: “Like you say before, though, my only question is, ‘If you felt this <br />way, why did you and Mr. Wagner asked for me to bring this back again, when it was all <br />ready dead? That’s the only question. Cause I . . .” <br /> <br /> Mr. Wagner: (Interrupted) “Want an answer to that?” <br /> <br /> Mayor Adams: Continued speaking, saying, “. . . cause I know the applicant would <br />love that answer, I would love that answer. I don’t really care. I had voted originally to <br />deny it.” <br /> <br /> Mr. Wagner: “Want to know the answer?” <br /> <br /> Mayor Adams: “Then all of a sudden …… okay Mr. Wagner.” <br /> <br /> Mr. Wagner: “The answer is, that was then and this is now. <br /> <br /> Mr. Wagner: “I call the question on this, Mr. Mayor, call the question.” <br /> <br />Page 20 <br /> <br />