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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCCM-06-07-82 MINUTES OF THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 7, 1982~ The meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Reiman at 7:30 P.M. on June 7, 1982. Council members Walker, Johnson, Kerr, Shepherd, Fleming, McMullen, Garretson were present. Also present was City Attorney, Dave Coots and Clerk-Treasurer. lnvocation was given by Ted Johnson followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The Clerk-Treasurer stated there had been two corrections made in the minutes prior to the meeting. Mrs. McMullen stated the recommendation from the Plan Commission on Ordinance was 9-1, not unanimous and asked that it be corrected in inutes. Mrs. McMullen made a motion to approve the minutes as corrected. Motion seconded by Mr. Fleming and passed unanimously. Mayor Reiman turned the meeting over to Council President Billy Walker who read a statement on behalf of the Council regarding recent actions of Council member, Mr. Shepherd. Copy of statement is attached hereto. OLD BUSINESS Ordinance Z-183 - Rezone of 6.906 acres on North side of 116th Street between Keystone Square and Jefferson Street - Mr. Garretson stated he had contacted a resident of Woodland Country Club addition regarding the proposed zoning change and since he had not heard from them, and there were no remonstrators present, he would be in favor of the proposed rezone. Call for the question was made and Ordinance Z-183 was passed unanimously. Ordinance D-324 - Amending Carmel City Code Chapter 34, Amusement Devices - Mr. Fleming stated that although the minutes did not reflect it, the Council had voted on April 19 to change the age limit in section 34.05(a) to 13 years. Mr. Bill Drafton of MVS amusements spoke to the curfew restrictions. Following discussion, Mr. Walker made a motion to amend section 34.05(a) to coincide with the curfew code and add the words "school age" before the word "person", and striking the word "such" in section 34.05(a). Motion seconded by Mr. Garretson and oassed unanimously . Mr. Garretson made a motion that the sentence "The fee shall be applicable for total number of machines in one location, and owners shall have the right to replace machines w,thin a calendar year without having to pay for an additional machine". Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen. Mr. Garretson made a motion that vote on his motion be tabled until next meeting so that it may be presented in proper written form. Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen and passed unanimously. Mr. Garretson made a motion that section 34.03 be amended to provide administrative adjucation process by provided for on revoked licenses, said process to be administered by the Board of Public Works. Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen and passed unanimously. Discussion was had regarding the code reference to $250 for the first two machines and the amendment for $100 per machine. The Council consensus was that the Ordinance should specify that the $100 was for each machine after the first two. Mr. Johnson made a motion that section 34.05(a) be amended to provide that said section 34.05(a) pertaining to curfew regulations and school hour regulations be displayed on any premise where amusement devices were licensed. Motion seconded by Mrs. Kerr and passed unanimously. Mayor Reiman suggested that a copy of the ordinance be given to each applicant. Mr. Garretson made a motion to table action on this ordinance until next meeting and continue the freeze on new permits until final action on the amendments. Motion seconded by Mr. Johnson and passed unanimously. Stop Sign at Rolling Springs and Lucann - Mr. Garretson made a motion to introduce Ordinance D-332. Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen. The Council was in receipt of a report from the Police Chief stating he did not recommend a stop sign at that location. Following discussion, Mr. Walker made a motion to suspend the rules and act on Ordinance D-332 tonight. Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen and passed unanimously. Vote was taken on Ordinance D- 332 which passed 6-0-1, Mrs. Kerr abstaining stating she had not been present when the request for the stop sign was made and that she respected the reommendation of the police chief. NEW BUSINESS Transfer of Funds - Department of Community Development - Mrs. McMullen made a motion to introduce Resolution 6-7-82-1. Motion seconded by Mr. Fleming. Chuck Kiphart, Director of Community Development, addressed the Council on the need for the transfer of $300 from Account 3401, Insurance, to Account #2490, Other Supplies. Mr. Johnson made a call for the question and Resolution 6-7-82-1 passed unanimously. Summer Sprinkling Rates for IWC Customers - Mayor Reiman read a letter she had received from an Indianapolis Water Company customer who was on Carmel sewer service stating she felt it unfair not to grant summer sprinkling rates to those not on Carmel water. Discussion ensued and Mr. Garretson nade a motion that the city attorney prepare a resolution exempting customers of Indianapolis Water Company from the Council resolution to forego special sewer sprinkling rates this summer. Motion seconded by Mrs. McMullen and passed unan;mously. Independence Day Parade - Mayor Reiman asked for a count of elected officials planning to be in the parade, July 5th, and asked if one float for all was preferred. The consenses was that one float or flatbed for everyone was fine. OTHER BUSINESS Mrs. McMullen reminded the Council, Mayor and Clerk-Treasurer, that a meeting on the new zoning classifications of M-1, M-2 and M-3 would be held at 7:00 P.M., June 8, and all were invited to attend. Mr. Garretson reminded Council members that July 5 was the regular meeting date and asked if the Council wished to change the date since that was a holiday. Mrs. McMullen made a motion to change the July 5 meeting to July 12. Motion seconded by Mrs. Kerr and passed 6-1, Mr. Shepherd voting nay as he will be on vacation on July 12. CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES June 7, 1982 Page Three Mr. Garretson asked who planned to attend the meeting with the EDC scheduled for June 14. Mr. Shepherd and Mrs. Kerr stated they planned to attend. Mr. Garretson stated Mr. Schulhof of the EDC wished to change the meeting and that when a new date was set, he would contact Mr. Shepherd and Mrs. Kerr. Mr. had been scheduled yet Garretson asked if budget meetings and Mayor Reiman stated she would get with Mr. Walker regarding same and that she would need approxi mately 10 more days to meet with department heads. Mayor Reiman stated Mr. Welch was doing well after his surgery and that Chief Swails was ill and waiting for a bed in the hospital. Mayor Reiman announced that she ad received a call stating that the letter o Rangeline Road from the Federal and State government was being drafted that tomorrow the preliminary work of raising the manholes would begin with the resurfacing of Rangeline to be completed in approximately three weeks. Mr. Garretson asked when the ordinance on redistricting might be expected to come before the Council and Mr. Coots stated he should have the ordinance ready by the next meeting. Mr. Johnson stated he would like a letter from the City grantinq easement for the traffic signal on Carmel Drive at Marsh Mall and a letter giving approval of the light standards and control device to be used. Mayor Reiman suggested Mr. Johnson work this out with Mr. Coots. There being no further business to come before the meeting, the same was duly adjourned at 9:05 P.M. APPROVED: ATTEST MEET ING OF THE CITY COUNCIL JUNE 7, 1982 Ordinance Council Mayor Z-183 - Rezone of 6.906 Acres on North Side of 116th Street between Keystone Squre and Jefferson Street Passed Signed 6-07-82 6-07-82 Ordinance D-324 - Amending Carmel City Code Chapter 34, Amusement Devices Tabled until 6/21/82 Ordinance DP332 P Stop Sign at Rolling Springs and Lucann Passed Signed 6-07-82 6-07-82 Resolutions Resolution 6-7-82-1 - Transfer of Funds - Department of Community Development Passed Signed 6-07-82 6-07-82