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1595~ 1993 ~acj~8 parked o~ city streets have a negative affect ~1 p~-operty values. ~lere was brief aL~mssicn on what the bills do, and do not, permit. Ms. Bush felt Fur. Edward May, 1220 Fa~view, said it w~s l~diu~uus to require special per- mits for truck parking, as he felt that might he a w~y of paying for an ugly truck. Mayor Pro Ten N~m~ said he would not a~h~te the matter of ugliness, and said the bills allow overnight street parking for trucks within a certain size range only if the owner b~- a permit and no other place to park. Other- wise, owners may park in the driveways if they have them. Mr. May felt the Respora~ng to Mr. Price, Mr. Ollendorff said it was correct that a truck own- er would he violating the law if he parked on the street between 2 and 6 a.m if he has a driveway in which to park. Mr. Price felt a certain a~cr~m~na- tion against truck owners existed ~ scee in the City. He said there were many u~ citizens who use t~ucks as their personal vehicles end they have the same rights as others. He agAued that larcjer trucks should not be allowed to park overnight. Mr. James Brown, 1139 Mount Olive, asked ~ the truck parking bills will he approved. Mayor Pro Tern ~4~ said they will probably be v~ed on at the next meeting, June 21. Mrs. Schtmkln poin~a cut the bills do not change any of the things previously ~-~<mssed but merely incorporate the original reccm~ mendaticms of the Plan O~'.~..{~sion, with the only difference the change in truck length fAUU 200 inches to 18 feet. Mr. Bruwn felt small trucks should he allowed to park on the street and said he would bring some_ literature to BIL~g ~ SE~ ~ TBXRD ~AD~GS Mr. Ollendorff said the following four bills m~ke local ordinance violations out of what are currerfcly state law violaticrs, so the local city prosecutor and city court can nl~l with violators ins+~d of having to go to the county or state courts. BII.I. NO. 8124 - AMENDING CHAFrZK 23 MUNICIPAL COEE RRrA_q~NG TO O~'F~/qSES---MIS- C'k'rr.T~ AND BX~AUA'ING ~}H~[RTN A ~ SEurAC~ TO B~ KNOP~ AS "SECA'A~ 23-52. ~T.ngG AN OFfeNSE." Bill No. 8124 was given its second reading. Bill No. 8124 was given its third reading. Mr. Schonmm~ moved that this bill he a~.~a as an ordinance. Mr. Wagner ~ the motion. Upon roll call, the following vote was ~reco~_rd~a: AYES: ~dams. NAYS: Ncne. ~: Mayor Majerus. Bill No. 8124 became Ordinance No. 5912. BILL NO. 8125 - AMENDING CHAFr~ 23 P~3NICIPAL CfIE ~ATING TO OFF~251ES---MIS- CRr.~A~O~S AND BA~ACA'ING ~}H~RTN A ~ SECA'lC~ TO p~. ENOM~ AS "SEUA'iC~ 23-53.