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1978-02-20 Agenda and Minutes (2)CITY OF JANESVILLE City Council Meeting Agenda 20 February 1978 7:30 P.M. ' r Fi 1. Roll Call. 2 . Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Fiscal Board School District of Janesville held 6 February 1978. 3. Minutes of the Regular Meeting of 6 February 1978. 4.: Licenses and Recommendations of the Liquor License Advisory Committee (Refer enclosed list). 5. Special Recognition - Boy Scout Month 6. Referral to the Plan Commission Request for rezoning of parcel of land located in the southeast corner of the intersection of Wright Road and U.S. Highway 14 from R-1 to B-2. OLD BUSINESS 1 . Second reading and Public Hearing of proposed ordinance _ requiring more space for parking stalls for apartment buildings not on arterial streets. (File Ord. No. 78-73) 2. Further consideration of proposed ordinance increasing the number of parking stalls required for apartment buildings. (File Ord. No. 77-65) 3. Second reading and Public Hearing of proposed ordinance amending the area regulations for newly constructed buildings classified as subsidized elderly rental multi -family high rise housing in the central area of the city. (File Ord. No. 78-71) 4. Second reading and Public Hearing of proposed ordinance amending the require r`n-ents for parking stalls for newly constructed buildings classified as subsidized elderly rental multi -family housing when such housing is located in the central area of the city. (File Ord. No. 78-72) NEV%/ BUSINESS 1 . Introduction of Preliminary Resolution for 1978 Public Works Improvement Program No. 1. (File Res. No. 78-94) 2. Introduction of proposed ordinance recreating and regranting the cable television franchise. (File Ord. No. 78-78) 3. Recommendations of the Plan Commission: a. Certified survey of one lot located east of Kennedy Road and south of U.S*. H . 14 owned by Mel Carlson. (CSM 77092-C) b. Certified survey of four lots located at Wolcott Street and S. Walnut Street owned by Donald Marklein. (CSM 78003-C) City Council Mtg. Agenda - 2/20/78 Page 2 - r_. r- NEW BUSINESS - continued 4. Resolution supporting Senate Bill 663. (File Res. No. 78-91) 5. Matters not on the. Agenda. 6. Motion to adjourn. The undersigned as the designee of the presiding officer of the above governmental body certify that I posted a copy of this document in the lobby of the Janesville Municipal Building and mailed a copyto the official newspaper of the City of Janesville on I% i �r I r. e A. eger City Clerk r CITY COUNCIL 20 February- 1978 LICENSE AGENDA Operator (Bartender) New Kluge, Paula A:.,: i Haibucher, Ernst J . Wilkerson, Sandra M . Weir, Diane E. Murwin, Charles:W. Preston, Robert W . Sorensen, Cinthia J . Townsend, Richard E. Radloff, Raymond J . Swan, Mildred L. Johnson, Charlene A. H eitsman, Duane E. Olson, Raymond J . Dodd, Murray L. Mallu, Marie L. Goral, Kathleen A. Milk & Cream Dealer 1735 Willard Blackbridge Bowl 318 Beechwood Blarney Stone 1020 Mildred #2; Edgerton London Pub 2315 Plymouth Old 95 Bar 953 Park Ridge Main Street Bev. 39 E. Racine Janaro's 154 S . Franklin Mr. D's 1302 Conde V. F.W. 545 N. Chatham Stadium Club 603 Williams Blarney Stone 624 Roosevelt Port 803 824 Sherman Riverside Inn 106 Hilltop, Milton Main, Street Bev. 1020 Harding Old 95 Bar 422 Lincoln Club 708 412 S . Walnut Towne Tap Hawthorn Melody Distributor - John R. Condon, 4343 Hy 26 - one truck PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY OF JANESVILLE, REGULAR MEETING 20 February 1978 Vol. 32 No. 38 CITY COUNCIL WISCONSIN Regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Janesville, held in the Municipal Building 20 February 1978 at 7:30 P.M. Present: Council President Miles, Councilmen=fibers Hall, Hopland, Rude, Masterson, Poppas and Wexler. The minutes of the special meeting of 6 February 1978 of the Fiscal Board School District of Janesville were presented. Councilmember Wexler made a motion to approve the minutes of the special meeting of 6 February 1978 as distributed. Motion seconded by Councilmember Masterson and adopted unanimously. The minutes of the regular meeting of 6 February 1978 were presented. Councilmember Masterson made a motion to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of 6 February 1978 as distributed. Motion seconded by Councilmember Hopland and adopted unanimously. LICENSES: Council President Miles presented the license applications for Operators (Bartenders) New and Milk & Cream Dealer. Councilmember Rude made a motion that the license applications be.approved and issued as presented. Motion seconded by Councilmember Masterson and adopted unanimously''. — (All applications of licenses are on file in the Office of the City Clerk and are incorporated by reference herein and may be examined upon request at all reasonable times.) SPECIAL RECOGNITION: Boy Scout Month. Council President Miles asked the City Manager to read the Proclamation declaring February Janesville Boy Scout Month. He also passed the.proclamation around for each Councilmember to sign and approve. ORDINANCES: i. A proposed ordinance amending the area regulations for newly constructed buildings classified as subsidized elderly rental multi -family high rise housing in the central area of the city was given its second reading by title only and public hearing. No one appeared before the Council for the public hearing on this matter. Councilmember Wexler made a motion to adopt said ordinance as presented. Motion seconded by Councilmember Hall and adopted unanimously. (File Ordinance No. 78-71) 2. A proposed ordinance amending the requirements for parking stalls for newly constructed buildings classified as subsidized elderly rental multi -family housing when such housing is located in the central area of the city was given its second reading by title only and public hearing. No one appeared for this public hearing. After a brief discussion Councilmember Wexler made a motion to amend the Ordinance by deleting "provided that sufficient land for another 1.0 space per each 4 units is reserved for a changed use Motion seconded by Councilmember Hopland and defeated by the following vote: Aye: Councilmembers Hopland and Wexler. Nay: Council President Miles, Councilmembers Hall, Rude, Masterson and Poppas. After another brief discussion Councilmember Masterson made a motion to adopt said ordinance as presented. Motion seconded by Councilmember Rude and adopted by the following vote: Aye: Council President Miles, Councilmembers Hall, Hopland, Rude and Masterson. Nay: Councilmembers Poppas and Wexler. (To reflect change of vote by Councilmember Wexler from Aye to Nay.) (File Ordinance No. 78-72) 3. A proposed.ordinance requiring more space for parking stalls for apartment buildings not on -arterial streets was given its second reading by title only and public hearing. No one appeared for the public hearing on this matter. Councilmember Masterson made a motion to adopt said ordinance as presented. Motion seconded by Councilmember Hopland and adopted unanimously. (File Ordinance No. 78-73) 4. A proposed ordinance recreating and regranting the cable television franchise was introduced by Councilmember Poppas and given its first reading by title only. A public hearing was set for 6 March 1978 at 7:30 P.M. (File Ordinance No. 78-78) 5. A proposed ordinance.increasing the number of parking stalls required for apartment buildings was -resented for further consideration. Councilmember Rude made a motion to table indefinitely Ordinance No. 77-65 since Ordinance No. 78-73 has been adopted making this one (77-65). unnecessary.. Motion seconded by Councilmember Masterson and adopted unanimously. (File Ordinance No. 77-65) RESOLUTIONS: 1. A proposed resolution supporting Senate Bill 663 (requires the approval by Council action or the local governing body of appointments to the local Plan Commission). Councilmember Masterson stated we should have imput to this commission while Councilmember Rude stated that the Council does have indirect control of this matter. Councilmember Masterson made a motion to adopt said resolution as presented. Motion failed for lack of second. (File Resolution No. 78-91) 2. A_proposed resolution for the 1978 Public Works Improvement Program No. 1 was presented. Councilmember Poppas made a motion to adopt said resolution as presented. Motion seconded by Councilmember Hall and adopted unanimously. (File Resolution No. 78-94) - 2 - MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Council President Miles presented the recommendations of -the Plan Commission: a. Certified survey of one lot located east of Kennedy Road and south of U.S. H. 14 owned by Mel Carlson. (CSM 77092-C) b. Certified survey of four lots located at Wolcott Street and S. Walnut Street owned by Donald Marklein. (CSM 78008-C) Councilmember Rude made the motion to -approve -both certified surveys. Motion seconded by Councilmember Hopland and adopted unanimously. (File CSM No. 77092C and 78008C) 2. Council President Miles presented and referred to the Plan Commission a request for rezoning of a parcel of land located in the southeast corner of the intersection of Wright Road and U.S. Highway 14 from. R-1 to B-2. MATTERS NOT ON THE AGENDA: 1. Councilmember Rude requested that an ordinance be drafted requiring that two (2) members of the five (5) member Site Plan Committee be non -city staff members. 2. Councilmember Masterson commented on the school bus vandalism and had thought of referring it to the Traffic and Parking Committee. It was reported by City Manager Deaton and Roy Eckrose that city staff and school officals were working on this matter. 3. Councilmember Masterson also pointed out the snow being dumped in -the Traxler Park Lagoon area and also displayed some debris that he had found out there and that this should be stopped. City Manager Deaton answered that the citizens of Janesville have the responsibility to see that there is no debris and that the DNR prefers to have snow dumped near a body of water for the runoff. Councilmember Masterson requested a report from administration regarding requirements of the DNR and City Manager Deaton said that he would send the Councilmember the information on file. Councilmember Hopland stated that he felt he was kept very well informed in regards to these matters. Councilmember Rude stated first we should go to the City Manager and then if nothing is done to come back to the Council and not use the Council meeting for criticism. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned at 8:32 P.M. Angelo Lamendola Deputy City Clerk - 3 -