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CARMEL CITY COUNCIL MEETING
MAY 5, 1986
The meeting of the Carmel City Council was called to order by
President ProTem Frank Fleming at 7:00 P.M. on May 5, 1986.
Council members present were Miller, McMullen, Doane, Garretson
and Johnson. Also present were City Attorney Andrews and Clerk-
Treasurer Hancock.
Invocation was given by Councilor Doane followed by the Pledge of
Allegiance.
Old Business
Ordinance D-480 - Door-to-Door Vendor Ordinance - Attorney Andrews
ha prepared an ordinance following the last meeting and discussion
ensued on the revised version. Mr. Garretson made a motion to
amend Ordinance D-480 to insert the words "except Carmel-Clay
resident minors" under section 1.01 Definitions (a) after the word
"entity" and before the word "which" and in the same section add
the words "for profit" after the word "intangible". Motion
seconded by Mr. Johnson and passed unanimously. Following further
discussion, Mr. Garretson made a motion to insert the amount of
$25.00 in section 2.01(c). Motion seconded by Mr. Miller and
passed unanimously. Mr. Badger arrived at this time. Discussion
commenced and Mr. Garretson made a motion to insert the words
"openly displayed" in section 2.01(d) following the word
"person" and before the work "while". Motion seconded by Mr.
Johnson and passed unanimously. The Council and Mr. Potasnik
discussed the time period for a license to be valid. Mr.
Demler, 463 Emerson Road, stated he had been a vendor and
there were times he didn't bother to get a license and the
same would occur in Carmel. Mr. Demler felt there should not
be a time limit set. Following further discussion, Mr.
Garretson made a motion to insert the number "365" in Section
3.01(2)(b). Motion seconded by Mr. Johnson and passed
unanimously. Mr. Garretson made a motion that the words
"upon request" be stricken from the end of #7 under section
4.01(a). Motion seconded by Mr. Johnson and passed
unanimously. A call for the question was made and Ordinance
D-480 was passed unanimously as amended. Mr. Johnson
suggested that the Mayor be requested to have signs erected
at the entrances to the City stating that vendors licenses
were required.
New Business
Request for 3-Wa y Stop Si g n at Park Avenue & Emerson Road - Mr.
Charles Demler, 463 Emerson Road, appeared before the Council to
request a 3-Way stop sign at the corner of Park Avenue and Emerson
Road. Mr. Demler stated that Park Avenue is a cul-de-sac. Mr.
Badger suggested that the routine reports be done by the
Engineer's office and the Police Department and the results be
made available to the Council by the June 2 meeting. Mr. Demler
stated he would have a petition available for the Council members
prior to that time. Mrs. McMullen requested that a map of the
area be furnished. Mr. Miller stated he had lived in that area at
one time and suggested that Mr. Demler and the area residents
work up a plan for sidewalks in the area.
Ordinance D-483 - Additional A pp ro p riation Cumulative Capital
Improvement Fund - Sidewalks - Mr. Johnson made a motion to
introduce Ordinance D-483 and dispense with reading of same.
Motion seconded by Mr. Badger. Ordinance D-483 was shown as
introduced. Public hearing on the additional appropriation will
be at the May 19th meeting. Mr. Garretson suggested that perhaps
the sidewalk committee should investigate the possibility of
extending the sidewalk on 116th Street at Keystone Avenue across
to the west side of the intersection to Wendy's.
Other Business
Mr. Johnson announced that he would be contacting the Insurance
Committee for a meeting either Wednesday or Thursday.
Mr. Fleming congratulated Miss Doane on her birthday today.
There being no further business to come before the meeting, the
same was duly adjourned.
APPROVED:
ATTEST
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