City of Bloomington, Indiana City Council, 7 Aug 2019

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Is going to highland council regular session meeting of wednesday august 729.

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2019 well, the clerk. Please call the roll.

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Councilmember piedmont, smith, rallo here voland here tsimmes here mr. baum.

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And sandra here, thank you. Thank you. Our agenda summation this evening will.

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Proceed as follows: we'll have a no approval for minutes and minutes for.

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Approval that is we'll go to reports from council members, the mayor and city.

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Offices and then council committees and then we'll reserve 20 minutes for the.

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Public we have then appointments to the boards and commissions and to items for.

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Legislation for second reading and resolutions, those being ordinance 1913.

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To amend title 15 of the bloomington municipal code entitled vehicles in.

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Traffic regarding amending section was 15.3 two point: zero, eight zero.

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No parking zones and fifteen point three: seven point: zero: two: zero applicability.

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Of residential neighborhood permit parking zones that received the.

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Committee recommendation of do pass 7-0 our second item for this evening for.

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Second reading and resolutions, as ordinance 1914, to amend title to.

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Administration and personnel of the bloomington municipal code regarding.

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Amending chapter two point: one to point: one: one: zero parking commission to.

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Loosen requirements for appointments to the parking commission received a.

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Committee recommendation do pass 7-0 then we'll go. We have no legislation for.

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First reading and then we reserve an additional 20 minutes for public comment.

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Before we visit our council schedule in adjourn this evening, so no minutes for.

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Approval, I will go now to reports from council members and I'll begin on my.

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Left with councilmember sandberg.

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Councilmember, sister bonds, you have a report yeah. It was the first day of.

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School for maxwell, stir bomb and he's a first grader and proud to be a templeton.

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Tiger and he's just excited and it's nice to see life starting all over again.

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Thank you for the report and congratulations.

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Councilmember simms report council. Member of only do you ever report at.

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Just a brief one, I wanted to thank the council for allowing us to schedule the.

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Land use committee before this meeting we are starting at 7:30 for the first.

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Time in a few years now, sir, there was our former start time and we now meet at.

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6:30 but the lanny's committee had a successful meeting that ended right around 7:15, so we needed all that time.

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To hear fully from everyone who came with interest in that the pud that was.

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Sent to us, we did decide to forward the the pud to another meeting on the 28th.

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So we won't come back with a report until september 4th. I just want to let.

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Everybody know that that meeting just took place. Thank you, and I want to thank.

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Council members, pete john smith and stir bum for being on the committee. Thank you.

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Thank you for that report, but it might have been at the council committee.

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Report, but that's all right true, I didn't think about that. My apology, no.

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Worries councilmember ruff. Do you ever report?

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The report sign. Thank. You comes my repeat, mount smith report. Thank you and.

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I have no report this evening as well, so will now go to mayor and city.

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Welcome miss calendar anderson a good evening. I'm beverly calendar anderson.

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Director of the community and family resources department- and I am here.

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Tonight, to introduce jenna whittaker, the city's after-hours ambassador jenna's.

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Position was created last year as a result of the recommend, a recommendation.

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From the safety civility and justice task force I'll, let her tell you a.

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Little bit more about her background and how the job has been going since she.

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Started july 1st, but I want to say that jenna has been a great addition to the.

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Cfr d team and we're looking forward to all that she's doing in the future, so.

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With that I'll introduce jenna whittaker.

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Hi there I'm excited and grateful to be here tonight. So a little bit about me.

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I'm currently pursuing my master's degree in public administration through.

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O'neill online of a varied background in public safety. Hospitality in the service.

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Industry as well as higher education, and currently I'm focused on building those.

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Relationships with a downtown community focused on streamlining and simplifying.

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City governments for those after-hours businesses and those that frequent.

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Downtown and making it more accessible and available whether it's concerns.

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Suggestions and issues so really I'm just getting out there right now and.

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Networking with various community resources as well, so I know what I can.

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Offer community members it might be struggling with things like addiction,.

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Homelessness experiencing homelessness or having other issues that they might.

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Need point in the right direction, as well as our vibrant, downtown and all the.

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Iu students that are about to return see them coming in already so it's been.

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Great so far, and it's really just getting out there and building those.

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Relationships is what I'm focused on right now. So I'm happy to answer any.

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Questions, thank you and welcome and yes, we'll have some questions come summer.

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Valen I used to be the nightmare, but I'm happy to see the duty to somebody who's.

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More competent than me, I do have a question: do you plan to attend the.

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Meeting tomorrow, the monthly meeting of the kirkwood merchants association- yes, I.

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Do and that's a big part of this has been attending those downtown meetings. Collaboration with dbi they've been a great resource.

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Just to network and meet all those key stakeholders, can you give us a sense of.

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Some of the items just like a diversity of the items that you're dealing with.

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Will people see you in bars on the sidewalk? Will they see you in.

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Restaurants like where, where might people meet you in the course of a week,.

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All the above actually so I'm not in abouts, mostly on foots and in and out of.

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Businesses, conscious not to interrupt their their busy hours, so some of it is.

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Outreach during daytime hours or when it might not be as busy but yes, I'm popping.

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In and out checking in with them, introducing myself not only to the.

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Managers but the staff- that's maybe at the hostess, stand.

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Etc, so I'm just out making the rounds last question is: how much do you know.

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About parking, I'm learning there's a lot to learn. I love to chat with you about.

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It sometime anytime, you you want to, and also everyone should be using park.

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Mobile you guys using park mobile I'll teach you all right! Thank you, nice to.

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Meet you thanks for being here. Thank you. Further questions comes from mr. baum.

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Speaking just a little about addressing with homeless population and your.

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Interaction and your what assistance you can provide yeah, so I recently was able.

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To a gentleman reach out to me and he's been battling addiction for quite a.

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While and was looking for a resource- and I was.

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Able to point him towards amethyst house and give him that information that contact information and I work closely with the downtown resource officers with.

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Bloomington police, as well as their new social worker. So it's really just.

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Getting out there and hearing about what they're experiencing it and what.

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Resources, they may know about or may not know about and pointing them in those.

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Directions any other questions I had one about. Would you be willing to.

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Come to council now and then and report on your experiences. Definitely.

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Challenges and so forth, so we learned a little bit about what your, what you're.

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Doing I would love to okay, terrific, thank you and welcome a gank. You.

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Hello, miss sims good evening. I'm gonna just this because I'm a little bit.

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Shorter, so I am doris samsa director housing, neighborhood development.

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Department- and I am here tonight to provide the counsel information.

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Regarding the city's consolidated planning process for its community.

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Development block grant, as well as this home investment programs that which is.

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There, the funding, sir funding, that the hand department receives from the.

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Department of housing and urban development every five years, the.

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Department, housing urban development requires the city to undertake a.

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Planning process of evaluating as housing and community development needs.

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And also to complete an assessment of his housing policies to make sure that.

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There are non-discriminatory to residents looking for housing. This.

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Planning process requires the city to reach out to as stakeholders as well as.

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To the public to provide input on the activities and the programs that we will.

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Undertake utilizing the cdbg and home funds that will receive in completing.

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Our consolidated plan and our analysis and impediments to fair housing, the.

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Department is working with mullen and longer associates out of philadelphia.

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Pennsylvania, we hope to stakeholder meetings on june 11th and 12 as well as.

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Two public meetings inviting the public to bright input on how we would utilize.

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Our cdbg and home dollars as well. We did an online survey that was available both.

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In english and in spanish and that survey closed on july, 31st received 429.

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Responses to our survey, which I feel is a great return, some of the preliminary.

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Survey results were, are the 429 responses. We only received six that were.

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Completed in spanish females responded outnumbered males, 76% 232 to 23%. I'm.

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Nearly half 48.6% between the ages of 25 and 44 the highest priority, which is no.

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Surprise to anybody on the council, as well as to myself, was affordable housing.

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That they would like for us to work on five years when we asked what the.

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Highest priority was for public infrastructure, and it was water.

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Improvement as well as sidewalk improvements when we asked about the.

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Type of public services that they felt that we should focus on over the next.

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Five years it was women experiencing domestic violence as well as services.

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For youth in foster care are you through are transitioning out of foster care.

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The most common basic for housing discrimination that the respondents held.

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When they were looking for, housing was based on family status, race and due to a.

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Disability, when we did the actual stakeholder surveys, affordable, housing.

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Again was one of the top priorities as well as childcare and transportation, so.

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A final report of a consolidated plan, as well as our analysis of impediments to.

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Fair housing will be brought to the council for approval in february, along.

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With the outline of how our action plan on how we're going to use the first year.

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Allocations that we'll receive under the cdbg program, so I'm available. If you.

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Have any questions? Thank you. Mr. simms questions from council accounts. Mr.

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Roberts, this is this gonna. Give you a realignment of the way you use the.

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Resources are we pretty much in line with with those needs anyway? So what do.

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You do is guide the usage of where we need to focus on the use of our cdbg and.

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Home dollars over the next five years, and as I stated, this is something that.

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Every five years hud requires us to go and talk to our stakeholders as well as.

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To the general public to get input and what they would see us, what I'd like to.

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See us focus on and you spending those dollars our periodic allotment they'll.

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Use this as a map and say this is why we should do this this and this well so.

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What we'll do is that we'll take all that feedback that we've received from.

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The online surveys, as well as from the stakeholder meetings and we're still.

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Doing some one stakeholder meetings and then based.

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Upon that, we will write the consolidated plan and show and try to focus on those.

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Activities that were shown to be most important to the public for us to.

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Utilize those dollars, but there's a committee that just alec that actually.

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Allocates the money? Yes, so the money still the first year annual allocation.

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We still will have our citizens advisory committee, so I still would be coming to.

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The city council to appoint two members to sit on our citizens advisory.

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Committee to evaluate the applications that are come in for funding for the.

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Next year, but taking into account the information from our consolidated plan.

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And making those decisions and allocating those dollars right. Thank you.

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Thank you further questions, seeing none. Thank you. Thank you.

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Will now move to? Well, we come to the committee reports, any other council.

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Committee reports a reminder that the land use committee will meet again on.

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The 28th of august at 5:30 correct okay, but it will be the 28th of.

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August for a second hearing on the plan unit development at 1800, north walnut.

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Okay, we'll go to the public. Now, please step up and nfi yourself and you have.

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Five minutes thanks hi, I'm greg alexander. I second street.

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West second street has a sidewalk issue like most of the arterioles in this city.

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I had a friend that lived out there and there's been historically for last 20-30.

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Years, there's been, you can go on the north side and then the south side north side, south side, and then you get to where you're going and everybody that.

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Lives out there knows you know here: there's no sidewalk on the north, and here there's no sidewalk on the south. They cross they it's a routine. It's a.

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Little degrading a little dangerous, but it's a routine and we've built now a.

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Side path: on the north side, a lot of issues with that that.

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That violates our own was it called the the gpp, but whatever violates.

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Engineering best practices, whatever at least it's a sidewalk. You know thank.

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Goodness, but it it, it's got a gap in the middle at patterson, which there's a.

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Project now to address that- and I love that, by the way that we are filling in.

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Some of these sidewalk gaps- that is awesome we have so much more to do.

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Anyways as part of this project filling in this gap, they closed the sidewalk.

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That had pre existed on the south side of the street before they had built. The.

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Sidewalk on the north side of the street, at patterson as second in patterson and.

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There is no sidewalk on the north side street. You can't even like you know.

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People will walk through the mud, no stuff. You can't there's a huge hillside.

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There's like a plumbing supply store, I think at the top of the hillside. You know where the like the chimney fireplace store is anyways, so they.

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Closed that and for almost the entire month of june, there was a sign there.

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Saying sidewalk closed use other side. Well, that was blocking the south.

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Sidewalk that the pre-existing one and you couldn't use the other side, you no.

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Matter how hard you wanted, no matter how willing you were to walk through mud, you.

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Simply could not use the other side, and there are so many things we could say.

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About what we could have done to not have this, but to me what I want you to.

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Understand is the the emotional experience the human experience of.

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Walking there could you you've got this kind of tactical technical problem. You.

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Can try to walk through the businesses? There have have parking lots. You can try.

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To walk through the parking lot, if you can get to it, you can walk through the street. You can walk through the construction site. The destry ins are.

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Really really willing to walk through construction sites. It's not supposed to.

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Be that way you know, that's not the approved way to make a construction.

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Detour is that pedestrians just walk through construction sites, but that's.

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What happens, but you see a sign that says, use other side and there is no.

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Other side and that's that's an emotional it's a communication from the.

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City, it's from the city to you.

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You you know it's it's in your face is saying: I don't care if you make it home.

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Alive today- and so I got this from the newspaper- this was july- 3rd west, 2nd.

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Street and patterson drive 727 p.m. sunday police responding to reports that.

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A man was jumping into traffic arrested a 27 year-old man on a preliminary.

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Charge of intoxication- I don't know that guy I haven't talked to him, but you can.

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Kind of imagine what happened he was walking home drunk, I mean, thank god, he's.

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Walking home drunk, I think that's a great thing. I think we should have more of that and he came to this side. Sidewalk that was closed and I said, use.

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Other side and he walked in the street cuz. What's he supposed to do, he walked.

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In the street and he had an unfortunate exchange with the driver, I don't know if.

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Somebody went too close to him or if he was weaving or what, but it didn't get.

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Him home and the driver called the cops and now they're saying he's, jumping in.

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The street? Why? Because we didn't have a sidewalk intersection, you're getting people arrested for walking, because we didn't have any sort of sidewalk detour.

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We just cut off the only sidewalk in the neighborhood and he had to walk in the.

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Street and he had no choice and then he was arrested for it. So when you see me.

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I'm someone who's willing to come here I'll, be rate you I'll berate staff I'll.

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File you reports I'll, do all these things, but the people who actually use.

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These sidewalks on west second street. They know the city will be there to.

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Arrest them for walking in the street. They know that cops will yell out of.

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Their window just harass them for walking in the street. I have had that happen to myself, but they do not know that the city will give them a sidewalk.

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They don't know that because they've never seen it. Thank you. Sorry to waste.

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Your time, thank you, mr. alexander, for your comment. Seeing no other public will.

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Now go and are there any points to boards and commissions this evening.

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Seeing none, we will now go to legislation for second reading and.

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Resolutions, mr. president, I move that ordinance 1913 be introduced and read by.

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Title and synopsis only it's been moved and seconded ordinance, 9.

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In 13, we read by dialing synopsis, only all in favor say aye aye aye any opposed.

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Will the clerk please read ordinance 1913 to amend title 15 of the.

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Bloomington municipal code entitled vehicles in traffic regarding amendments.

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Amending sections 15 3208 0 of no parking zones and 15 3702 zero.

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Applicability of residential neighborhood permit parking zones, the.

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Synopsis is as follows: this ordinance eliminates redundant or.

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Inapplicable no parking code and creates new parking spaces on dunn street north.

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Of 7th your committee recommendation is: do pass 7, 0, 0.

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Thank you. Mr. president, I move that ordinance 1913 be adopted all right.

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Mr. rowland, yes thank you, son, just to briefly remind you what we talked about.

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Last week, committee of the whole ordinance 1913 is sort of a clean up.

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Ordinance for parking, it does a couple of things. It makes it possible for there.

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To be parking on dunn street between 10th and 6th street comes my rolling.

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Since we have this visual, can we put it out, but yeah put it. I would need a.

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Minute to short it on, but let's do that because then that will be clear for.

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Everyone, including people at home, we're watching.

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Thank you councilmember vaughan sure, so this ordinance does. If we can turn it so.

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That north is up. That would be helpful too.

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Thank you and just yeah. We can enlarge a little bit so that only the the blue and.

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Red marks are are be helpful, yeah, so we're looking at a map of part of.

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District 6- this includes 17th street and, most importantly, dunn street. So one.

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Aspect of this ordinance brought to me by scott robinson of planning and.

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Transportation takes into account dunn street, so the issue is that the new.

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Neighborhood zones 4 & 5, which are the mr. shermin, is pointing to the new zone.

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5 it used to be zone 6 and 7. It's been combined into the new zone, 5 and zone 4.

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Which is to the west of dunn street, combines the old zones 4 & 5. I know.

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Those numbers are very confusing, but the new zones- 4 & 5 they their border- is.

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Done street &, planning and transportation said a this street is.

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Widely regarded as something of a speedway and be, it can be calmed through.

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The addition of parking on that street, and so one section of this ordinance.

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Enables parking to be place on the street, you can see the blue marks.

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Represent where no parking signs will be removed and red marks are where no.

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Parking signs will be added, yes, in other words, that it would be on the well.

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Actually, I don't have the map in front of me. Let me see, I think he meant it to.

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Put that the red marks were on the west side of the street and the let me find.

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The relevant section here so dunn street from 9th to 10th it would be parking on.

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The east women yeah it would parking, would it be allowed on the east side.

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Done between 9th and 3rd parking will be allowed on the west side of the street.

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Now, there's already parking on the west side have done on 3rd on for between.

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Third and fourth, between 4th and 5th, and between kirkwood, rather between kirkwood.

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And 6th, so this would enable parking north of 6th street. In addition, the this.

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Section also enables parking on walnut grove on both sides. What the ordinance.

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Does is it removes the no parking signs from that street on both sides and also.

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On a short segment of forest avenue between 10th and 12th, this was done in.

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Cooperation with the university, if anything, it's just codifying, what's.

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Already practice, and so that's part of that part of the cleanup and section 2.

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Adds no parking on the west side of done between 3rd and 6th, and I think that.

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That it's already the I don't know if there's one block that that has parking.

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On the west side, but the other two yeah 3rd street between third and fourth.

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Between 4th and kirkwood, I think already don't have parking, but between kirkwood.

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And 6th, I want to say that no there isn't, so I don't know why I mean I anyway.

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Not not really it's on the west side of the street versus the east side, all the.

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Parking, I'm done will be wait a minute. It is paradox. Yes, please.

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So the way I the way I read it is that.

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Currently, there is no parking on done from third all the way to ninth on the.

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West side we're taking that out and now we're putting in that there's no parking.

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Undone from third only to sixth street yeah sorry, so there were three adding no.

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Parking between third and six- that's thank you country, few months, fifth, for.

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Clarifying it, I didn't write this language anyway, so that is section 1 and.

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Section 2- and there was an earlier section- that forgotten garden, hill and.

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At this point, I'd actually like to introduce amendment 1 to this ordinance.

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If I can have a second, so this amendment actually should be in your packet, it.

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Adds you see the parking on this map on 17th street? It allows those.

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Single-Family homes or buildings of four units or fewer to be considered part of.

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The new garden hill parking zone neighborhood parking zone allowing those.

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Residents to purchase permits in the zone, I was approached by the owner of a.

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House in this, on the corner of 17th and and one of these streets, I forget which.

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One who had no off street parking at all and was accustomed to parking on.

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Washington or lincoln, and it was brought to my attention that I had left this out.

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Of the definition of the garden hill zone, I consulted with the garden hill.

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Neighborhood they agreed that these houses should be included. They consider.

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These houses to be part of the garden hill neighborhood, I believe, they're also.

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In the cardinal historic district, so it was an appropriate thing to do. There was.

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No affection and what's important to note.

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Is that there's been a rumor going around that somehow this amendment would.

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Add parking on 17th street: it does no such thing. It simply allows those.

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Residences with a house with a 17th street address on the south side of the.

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Street to be considered part of the garden real neighborhood parking zone.

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And to therefore be able to purchase permits to park south of 17th street, my.

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Error in neglecting 17th street at the time, so I didn't, I didn't think about.

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These houses last year, when we created the zone so with with that, if there's.

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Any questions about amendment want them happy to answer them. Okay, are there.

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Questions about amendment one all right! Well, let's come semester well to be.

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Perfectly painfully clear: there is no parking going on 17th street you'll know.

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That these marks are green on the map, not blue, and if mr. sherman, if you'd.

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Expand to the bottom of the map to show that green shows adding to garden hill.

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I don't know what this lettering means: garden. Hill resident named wood parking.

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Permit yeah, so this allows them to acquire permits, but 17th street is not.

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Changing in any way, there's no parking being placed on 17th street.

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Anyone who says so does not know what they're talking about. I hope that makes.

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It perfectly clear other questions: amendment 1, ok, we'll go to the public.

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This is amendment 1, which is adding a residential neighborhood zone on the.

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South side of the street, from of 17th street from north walnut to north dunn,.

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Street: ok, seeing no public we're back to council for comment or.

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Datian second question has been called an amendment one well, the clerk. Please.

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Call the roll councilmember roth, yes, peanut smith, yes,.

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Rallo? Yes, rollin; yes, simms, yes, jeroboam, yes, sandburg! Yes,.

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Thank you amendment one is adopted, amendment 1 of.

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Ordinance 1913 has adopted 7-0 all right, we'll continue on with ordinance 1913.

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Well, so that those what you see on this map constitutes all the changes, the.

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Proposed where this ordinance, it's mostly clean up. But I think if there's.

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Anything, that's that might be controversial to be adding parking to.

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Dunn street, so I would recommend if people have questions about that, that.

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They ask okay questions for the ordinance as amended member sims. Did you.

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Have a question: yes, I did. I am actually traverse from tamp down to about third.

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And most of this makes sense as long as we have parking on one side and not on.

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The other, so it looks like we're switching from for an example, some.

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Parking, that's on the east side will be switched to the west, but the portion.

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Between 10th and ninth street, as you notice at ninth it, it takes a if you're.

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Going south it kind of jogs west a little bit and at that point all the way.

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Down to like third street it it's, it seems wider than the part between 9th.

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And 10th, and I think it would be very difficult to add parking in that in that.

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One block area and still have enough space and actually there's no parking.

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There now, but so you've got d'alene and that's a smaller than the one on the.

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West, it's a little bit broader, so what I can do is just pull over to the curb.

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Area and drive a little bit just to see how much spaces is there now no room for two more vehicles between that space and it.

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Doesn't seem like it does so does planning and transportation have.

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Measurements with roo with regard to vehicle width and it'll still be a.

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Two-Lane road correct now, my only issue was just between ninth and tenth.

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Everything else seems like it's wide enough because in any cases, there's.

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Already parking, it's a very good question. I would say that no would not.

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Necessarily remain a two-lane road. What I received, I have to pull it up here. I.

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Received an email today from neil copper of the cities engineer and he said that.

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I mean this is a extensive study. It's an 18-page study that I'm happy to forward.

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To you all about how american structure point was hired to study this street.

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Done from 10th to 6th, they did a traffic analysis and they believed there's a.

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Very extensive analysis here it's not really worth getting into the weeds here.

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But they did study dan peak-hour p.m. peak hour. They found that the a one lane.

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Street would be as effective here as a two lane street that when people for.

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Example are pulling up to 6th street undone and it's two lanes. The two lanes.

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Aren't really there to provide capacity, it's just sort of convenience. So that's.

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One reason why they believe that it was fine to converge a lane of traffic to a.

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Lane of parking, having said that, there's three ways to park you can park.

D

Perpendicularly at an angle or parallel, I think they're going to use whatever is.

D

Most effective at the very worst, it would be parallel parking, but I think.

D

They are going to take a lane out in order to put the parking in between.

J

Ninth and 10th, you mean anywhere between 10th and 6th.

D

And you're advocating it's possible for it to be a one lane: traffic from ten.

J

Third, no naturally, this would only be from 10th to 6th that at 6 it would.

D

Remain two lanes as it is south of 6th street on down the six yeah again, the.

D

Goal here is to add parking while slowing traffic and but with their not.

D

Being many other points of interest here, there tends to be a lot of speeding.

D

Meanwhile, remember that the new zones- four and five are but basically combo.

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Neighborhood zones, employees of businesses in the downtown overlay, the.

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Year, the variants are the university village. Overlay are going to be eligible.

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As next week to purchase neighborhood zone permits in.

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Zones, four and five planning and transportation thought that increasing.

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The capacity in this zone would be beneficial, however, nominal. The the.

D

Capacity would be increasing it, and this street happens to be right on the border.

D

Of the two zones, so I'm not sure which zone would receive the parking, but the.

D

Addition of parking will provide more supply for what is going to be a.

D

Significant amount of demand again employees of the university village.

D

Overlay are going to be paying more for their permits than residents are more.

D

Like one hundred and three dollars versus forty five dollars a year for the.

D

Permit so this will still be just parking one side and mostly moving to.

J

The west, yes, it's going to be close right and it seems to me that we already have on street parking by meters from I think.

J

From 8th to there already, we met yeah that we already did so we're really.

J

Moving the parking across the street, they may be angling it. I don't know what.

D

They had plans for how much barca, they hope to add that's a matter of width and.

J

Well, that's correct, but if we did angle how many more spaces would that ass, I.

J

Don't know I just don't know that number we think that's important to be part of.

J

This I would like to order that linens. I don't think it matters for the purpose.

D

Of this I mean, if I regret, that somebody from planning is not here, but if, if that.

D

Were a big I mean it's gonna, be it's a matter of half a dozen spaces they're a.

D

Variation at most- that's my guess. Well again, I think, ninth to tenth or tenth.

J

Tonight it's too narrow so for parking, and even if we want to make that a one.

J

Way or one lane street, but it seems to me at angle parking- and maybe this is.

J

The intent that would turn from nine to six a single lane is that what I heard.

J

You say earlier, so that's the intent is that turn many of those two-lane roads.

J

Into a single lane, road, yes I'll, just sing street and then that study. What.

J

Does it say about feeding downtown and that's points, east and west and actually.

D

Have the paragraph right in front of me here, the use of both southbound travel.

D

Lanes undone with the current configurations from page five of the.

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Report from neil copper, which I could provide to you all, is likely due to.

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Having the option to choose the next available lane and not out of necessity,.

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To maximize throughput from a capacity standpoint, although queuing is expected.

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To be slightly longer during the p.m. peak hour as a one lane, roadway done.

D

Street is anticipated to continue to operate and acceptable level of service.

D

Without any significant impacts to corridor operations, that is the quote.

D

From mr. coppers report, okay and the report you just read from did we all get.

J

Copies of that, he literally sent it to me about an hour before the meeting.

D

Before I said it late this afternoon, I would happy to forward as everyone well.

J

I understand, but I'd like to get those before we talk legislation in the future.

J

Just I know it's not your fault, I'm not blaming anybody sure didn't require.

D

Response, I wasn't aware that it existed until today, so.

J

I agree and if you would like to postpone well, I'm not sure that it would.

J

Be- and I just think, that's important to know for us to make that type of change and even though I'm not so sure it will affect anything so. But thank you other.

A

Questions: councilmember, piedmont, smith,.

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Will parking be allowed on both sides of this done street at any segment between.

I

10Th and 3rd, no, it will be on on the east side, but between 10th and 9th and.

D

The west side between 9th and 6th, so is there no parking rule already in place.

I

For the, for example, the west side have done from 9th to 10th, to my knowledge.

D

Yes, I well, actually, I can because I go to find it in the chart. I have that here.

D

Somewhere in just a second, so there is a list added in the packet of july 31st.

D

And this is a list of scheduled, em all park, all no parking zones. This is.

D

Bloomington miss full code, 15.3 208, oh schedule m and that's what I'm looking.

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At on dunn street, no parking.

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Trying to find it here.

D

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So the question is: would parking be allowed on both sides of the street at.

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Any undone street at any point between 3rd and 10th.

I

Because it looks like I'm looking at schedule m, which is the list where there.

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Is no parking and it has done street from 9th to 10th on the east side and.

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That's what we're removing so we're now going to allow parking on the east side.

I

But I don't see that there's any restriction to parking on the west side.

I

So, are we gonna pet parking on both sides from what I'm reading? I think the.

D

Answer may be yes, so I'm afraid I don't have an answer to this either and I.

D

Regret that I am not prepared to answer this question and I would be based on.

D

That and customer simms concern mr. shermin. Do we have the ability to.

D

Postpone this to the 14th, is there room in the agenda? Pardon me for next week.

D

For next week, yes, it's so we could do that, do state what you're looking for so.

K

We can well, I think that concerns are all about dunn street.

D

Is it just dunn street none of the other parts of it? The other parts are no wall.

K

Street right, this is all about section 1 and whether or not parking lot on the.

D

West side of dunn street and how wide this trim, something that could be.

D

Answered by mr. robinson, yes- and I would hope to enlist your help and and having.

K

P&Amp;C look into that issue. Sure if you don't mind that thank you.

D

So I would entertain a motion if there are no other questions to postponing to.

D

A third to moving it to a third reading. Do we just can we just move to a third.

D

Reading or do we have to postpone it well just postpone consideration until.

K

The regular session on on august 14th, but I don't.

D

I want to give everybody as a chance to ask other questions that they have them.

A

So moved I guess there are no other questions. I mean accounts, marc bolan,.

A

Let me just caution is correct that if there are other questions that could be.

A

Answered at that next meeting, it would be good to know them now. Are there any.

L

Further questions, okay, so seeing none we will go to. We have a motion in a second.

A

For postponement will the clerk please call the roll on postponing ordinance.

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1913, as amended until august 14th, regular session council member piedmont.

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Smith, yes, rallo. Yes,.

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Yes, simms. Yes, mr. baum, yes, sandburg, yes, ruff! Yes! Thank you. Thank you.

A

That postponement was adopted 7-0. Mr. president, I moved that ordinance.

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1914 be introduced and read by title and synopsis. Only it's been moved and.

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Seconded at an or teen ordinance, 1914 be read by taro and synopsis. Only all in.

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Favor say aye any opposed. Will the clerk please read.

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Ordinance 1914 to amend title to administration and personnel of the.

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Bloomington municipal code regarding a minu amending chapter, two point one to.

B

Point one one: zero parking commission to loosen requirements for appointments to.

B

The parking commission, the synopsis, is as follows: this ordinance is sponsored.

B

By councilmember valen and amends title 2 of the bloomington municipal code.

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Administration and personnel to loosen requirements for certain seats on the.

B

Parking commission, which have proven difficult to fill or keep filled your.

B

Committee recommendation is: do pass seven: zero, zero. Thank you. Mr. president,.

D

I've moved that ordinance 19:14 be adopted.

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Consumer voland, yes, okay, so this ordinance does something very simple.

D

There are nine members of the parking commission when I authored the ordinance.

D

Three years ago, I wanted to make sure that no one felt that the interests of.

D

The downtown were being underrepresented, and so we had two merchants on the.

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Commission, one of whom had to be within the meter zone, we had a not-for-profit.

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Represented on the commission, who had to be within the meter zone, we had at least.

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Four citizens on the commission, one of whom had to be in the meter zone, one of.

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Whom had to be in one of the neighborhood's owns, so this was written.

D

Very tightly in order to ensure that people in those areas were adequately.

D

Represented in the two and a half years since the commission has existed, it's.

D

Been difficult to fill seats because of those restrictions, we have almost never.

D

Operated at a full nine member capacity- and it was we- we actually have a.

D

Shortage of members right now not entirely because of this restriction.

D

But it doesn't help, and so the commission has agreed- and I certainly.

D

Feel that loosening these restrictions would make it easier. So now this.

D

Ordinance basically says that all the members there need to be for citizens.

D

Somebody from a not-for-profit two representatives from businesses, member.

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Of council and a member of the minute of the mayor's administration from planning.

D

And transportation, those are the nine members. The only requirement is that.

D

They live within the city limits. There are no longer restrictions on their.

D

Downtown residency, that's the entirety of the change, I'm happy to answer.

D

Questions other questions, councilmember sims. I.

J

Just asked: if you could repeat the knife read this already, then they make the.

J

Makeup of the nine for citizens happy to do so.

D

One is the first is a member appointed by the mayor and what I put it by the.

D

Council, okay, who are merchants? Thank you and mr. mayor appointment, yeah the.

D

Second, is member appointed by the mayor, who's, an employee or a board? Member of a.

D

Nonprofit organization, the third are four members to a point about the mayor.

D

And two appointed by the council, who are residents of the city, one is a member of.

D

The common council and one is from the transportation and traffic services.

D

Division of planning and transportation. Thank you other questions. Okay, seeing.

A

None we'll go to the public for comments on ordinance, 1914 back to council for.

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Comment or recommendation kant's, myra, piedmont, smith, the interview.

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Committee for this commission, I have to say that it's been difficult to fill.

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Vacancies because of the restrictions, so I welcome this change. Thank you.

A

Councilman vaughn, I just want to thank everyone for having supported the.

D

Commission several years ago, and I hope that this change will be.

D

Something that everyone finds agreeable. Thank you. Thank you. Questions been.

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Called incircle in an ordinance 1914 will the clerk please call the roll.

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Councilmember allen: yes, boland! Yes, yes der bomb; yes, bamberd! Yes, ruff! Yes,.

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Piedmont smith. Yes, thank you. Thank you. Ordinance 1914 has adopted 7-0. We have.

A

No legislation for first reading, we have reserved additional public comment time.

A

For items not under agenda, this isn't an abuse of process too much. I hope to.

H

Comment on 1913 and it might influence your consultation with staff just a.

H

Little history on dunn street in the 2008 greenway system plan it.

H

Calls for bike lane on dunn street between 3rd and 17th. Mr. alexander, I'm.

A

Hold on for one moment, but I assume.

A

Counsel attorney sherman, is it appropriate? We postpone this this.

A

Evening but it wasn't on our agenda, is any comment permitted or not permitted.

K

That's how it's phrased that he's saying in the future. I want you to consider.

K

Something it looks like it falls within. I see I think that was implied so.

A

Proceed, mr. alexander, sir, it is your room, that's why, thanks so in the 2008.

H

Greenway system plan it calls for bike lane between 3rd and 17th undone and on.

H

The 2012 bike ways implementation plan the voyage to platinum. It calls for.

H

Those to be installed in 2015- and it's just so infrequently that I see an.

H

Opportunity to clearly communicate about the state of bicycle infrastructure here.

H

But I suppose you know those bike lanes. It's 2019. They haven't been installed.

H

Thanks a bunch, thank you for your comment. All right. We will now move to.

A

Council schedule- and this concerns our meeting of august 28th mr. sherman, I'm.

K

Sorry give you a sense of what's coming up because it's august and things get.

K

Busy so on friday we have a rules committee meeting.

K

It's a noon in the council library. Next week we have a regular section, a session.

K

On the 14th, we have a council work session on the 16th and there you'll.

K

Discuss what could be three wastewater ordinances for consideration in the.

K

First cycle in september and at some point next week you should get your.

K

Budget books, because the following week, that's starting august 19th through.

K

August 22nd you're gonna meet four evenings a row starting at 6 o'clock in.

K

This room to learn about a proposal for next year's budget. So that's what's.

K

Coming up in the next three weeks, but yes before you is a question about what.

K

To do august 28th we're scheduled to have a.

K

Committee of the whole, but with the council work session, those present to.

K

The council work session, who heard about the transit said this looks like a.

K

Fairly simple item that can be introduced on the 14th.

K

Without committee and resolved on the 28th, so that would involve cancelling.

K

The committee the whole- some of you may recall that for the last three years, the.

K

Last wednesday of august, it's time for the council to take up recommendations.

K

From the public safety, local income tax council committee and those are coming.

K

Up and would be ready for your consideration on the 28th. They have to.

K

Be done by before september, so you have two items, require a special session and.

K

You've heard from councilmember roland that the land-use committee has voted to.

K

Take up a second night of consideration of the pud on 1800 north walnut, so I.

K

Have a proposed motion, but it's up for your editing and and final adoption.

A

Thank you, mr. chairman councilman valen did you have questions.

A

So it is definitely the committee's preference to meet before council since.

D

We always limit our meetings. I anticipate after tonight's meeting that.

D

We would need the same amount of time to take up the concerns that were brought.

D

Up tonight about the pud, do we have a sense of how long the was the second.

D

Item well, the transit one. You can give me a.

K

Sense you're there I say wastewater, lea, quick, the not the wastewater. It's the.

K

Allocations of local income tax- and that has not taken much time at the council.

K

Five of you sit on the committee, but I offer suggest that start with the.

K

Special session, both of those items are being noticed.

K

The public hearings for those items are being noticed and if we start at 6:30, I.

K

Don't think that meeting will last more than an hour an hour and 15 minutes as.

K

My guess and then start the land-use and go as long as you need to for the.

K

Land-Use without being constrained by another meeting that but it's up to you.

K

Well, I'll also point out that this meeting will be done within an hour and.

D

You know I have been accustomed once upon a time to meeting at 7:30. That is.

D

Not a huge hardship if we had multiple committees meeting on a wednesday night.

D

That pushed a special session or regular session back to later than 7:30. I can.

D

Even I would object to that, but I would respectfully request the same schedule.

D

As tonight 5:30 to 7:15, we brought that meeting in.

D

On time and then we'll have whatever time we need at 7:30, but I'm certainly.

D

Open to suggestion it might not take two hours and it'd be nice. Have the option.

C

Of having ours, after what we know is going to be a short council meeting and.

C

Instead of waiting for two hours and maybe we're done in an hour, we have to.

C

Wait around an hour before the next meeting starts. So the reason I'm.

D

Hesitant about this is because the last time we did this, the committee of the.

D

Whole or the regular session that we held when significantly longer than the.

D

Start time of the land-use committee meeting this is last year and I don't.

D

Want that to happen again, so would the council be willing to commit to a.

D

Maximum meeting of one hour so that we could set a definitive start time for.

D

The language committee meeting you mean for the special session right for that.

D

The special session be limited to an hour. There are two public hearings. I.

K

Don't expect anyone to appear, but I'd hate to have you constrain the public if.

K

They come and we're saying you can't speak or you can't speak as much as you.

K

Want so I've been told by people who've attended, lanny's committee meetings, they.

D

Do appreciate knowing the start and the end time of the meeting we advertise a 5/32 715 meeting tonight we came in at that time.

D

I leave, I can say is I can guarantee you that the land use committee meeting will.

D

Be done before 7:30 if the council chooses to go that way,.

A

Are there any other comments preferences on whether the lanius committee is.

A

Before after the special session, you know it asks, is the special session be.

D

Limited all right: well, I'm not sure we can guarantee that, but because of.

A

Potential public comments is what you were. It's likely it will be done in an.

K

Hour, but I I don't know who come into the room: okay well, would somebody like.

A

To make a motion, well, I moved at the land use committee, be scheduled for 5:30.

D

On the august 28th, and that the special session be scheduled for 7:30 and the.

D

Laddies community is it to end at 7:15. I need a second okay. Will the clerk.

A

Please call the roll on that motion. Does that include the cancellation at the.

B

Committee of the whole, yes, thank you.

D

I move that the council cancelled the committee of the whole and schedule a.

D

Land use committee meeting for 5:30 and special session for 7:30. I need a second.

D

Thank you. Thank you. Okay, so councilmember foley. Yes, please sims! Yes,.

J

Please stir bomb abstain, sandburg oops, yes,.

B

Ruff, yes, piedmont, smith, yes, and yes, thank you. Thank you.

A

6:01 it is that is the first schedule anything else. Mr. sherman, no thank you.

K

No thank you. Okay, very good. Is there a motion for adjournment so.

A

Moved all in favor, aye.