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<br />Regular meeting <br />February 13, 2006 <br /> <br />Mr. Wagner moved for adoption and was seconded by Ms. Brot. <br /> <br />The Major felt that simple zoning changes could handle concerns of citizens. The <br />Mayor wanted to know what is going to happen to someone who might be in the <br />process right now. <br /> <br />Mr. Wagner had two amendments: <br />1. When does the process take effect? Not till there is a majority of commission is <br />appointed which will be four core members have been appointed. <br /> <br />Mayor Adams did not like the four core members as being the start of the Board and <br />therefore three could be the majority. Mr. Wagner said that he felt the Council would act <br />on their appointments quickly. Mayor Adams questioned the legality of it being a <br />quorum. Mr. Ollendorff, having already sought legal advice, said that a number should <br />be picked first for the total number of members for the Board. Furthermore, once the <br />quorum of four was elected this bill will be in effect. <br /> <br />It was approved by voice vote, with Nays being Mayor Adams and Sandi Colquitt. <br />Mayor Adams asked for a Roll Call: Ayes - Mr. Wagner, Ms. Brungardt, Ms. Brot, Ms. <br />Welsch, Mr. Sharpe Jr. Nays: Sandi Colquitt and Mayor Adams. <br /> <br />2. Number of days neighbors have to bring in the petition. It would be changed <br />from ten days to ten business days. <br /> <br />Mr. Wagner moved for approval of second amendment and was seconded by Ms. Brot. <br /> <br />It was unanimously approved with two Nay votes coming from Mayor Adams and Ms. <br />Colquitt. <br /> <br />Mayor Adams questioned as to whether is could be approved as the two amendments <br />made changes and it would have to be held over till next meeting. Mayor also believed <br />that amendments could not be made after the third reading. Mr. Wagner moved for a <br />motion and was seconded by Ms. Brot. Mr. Ollendorff said that he felt this was a minor <br />amendment and did not know the rules of when they could be proposed. <br /> <br />Motion to accept the bill for voting was unanimously accepted with Nay votes coming <br />from Mayor Adams and Ms. Colquitt. <br /> <br />Mr. Wagner entered into record the three approval letters from the Plan Commission. <br />Mayor Adams wanted the letters from the three disapproving be entered for record also. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe said the reason he is for this as it provides a means for the citizens to speak <br />with the developers. Ms. Brungardt agreed with Mr. Sharpe, Jr. <br />Page 7 <br />