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S~iC~ 1614, Minu~ Page 5 April 18, 1994 O this have been cautiously supportive of the p~u~ceed changes and most of the Plan 0u~assic~ felt the tim was right to ma~e then, but she also felt Mr. Price's o',!.ents were valid. Bill No. 8177 was given its third reading. M~. ~zal partly a~3~ed with Mr. Price, ~ut ~ there were many when a family m~her m,~t takB in a relative's child ~use of c~. right now with no chan~es in the law. sibility of malntai~ the s~hility and valu~ of residents' hcees. The pLupused charr/es are the smallest ccr~essic~ that can be ~ in trying to recelcile some of the w~3s that have oocurred without making a subetantial change in current ordinances. He felt it w~s time to take thi-~ small step. changes re~Lmern~a by the Plan ~a,.,,I~ic~, whirl1 be felt will solve at least sc~e of the problems people have c<a~lained about. approve the dmnges, and then ma~e adju~Lelts as necessary. He said usually Council will study in depth an is~ae of such ~L~at magnitude; be felt that Mrs. ScN~n said before the [=u~csed dmn~es were ~:~, input and re- view fxu~ the school administratic~ and Sdlool Board were reques~a. She as- sumed they did a thorough reviaw and have anticipated what the impact will be, and they mlntaln it will not be significant. Mr. ~r said it -___~-~ed to h~m that all views have been taken into ac- count, and the p~u~osed dlanges are the most ocnservative Council could con- sider. He moved adoptiota of Bill He. 8177. Mr. ]~a~m~ sectFarM the motion. Mr. Price asked if anything is being ccr~idered that w~uld address the over- ~u~]ing issue. Mr. Ollerrbrff said $30,000 ba-~ been ~ to the 1994-95 city budget for another inspector ~aho will help enforce the housing code. He said more information is c,'~ng f~ Union Electric and the School District to help keep~ track of thcee moving into the City. He felt the Councilmember Wagner. ~he motion carried five to c~e. Bill No. 8177 became Ordinance He. 5962.