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Item No., 2 (continued) In response to question, City Attorney Schricker said that the City ordinance is valid, observing that the result of the interpretation of State law urged by the appellant would be to wipe out the distinction of R -1 single - family zoning in every city in the State, and Mr. Schricker does not believe the law allows that interpretation. M /S: Murray/Claire to deny the appeal of John and Regina Grandsaert and to uphold the decision of the Zoning Administrator in denying application for Use Permit to allow accessory dwelling unit in conjunction with construction of a single - family residence, 3556 Highland Avenue. The motion carried on the following roll call vote: Ayes: Councilmen Buchan, Bury, Claire, Murray and Vice Mayor Laberge Noes: Councilman Stangel and Mayor Greenalch MINUTE ORDER NO. 88 -90 City Attorney Schricker said that appropriate findings will be presented to Council at the next Council meeting. (Council recessed from 8:40 to 8:46 p.m.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- ORAL COMMUNICATIONS a. Ken Rol andel l i, 2466 Oregon, Chairman, Historic Resources Advisory Commi tte, referred to his letter of June 14, 1988 urging funding of certain priority items for the protection of Union Cemetery. He presented slides depicting the gravesite destruction by vandals and urged Council to restore the Cemetery to the dignity it deserves. Helen Graves, 371 Idylwild Court, urged that Union Cemetery be restored in keeping with its historic designation on the National Register. Stephen Koster, 1567 Hudson, said he is disturbed about the condition of the Cemetery and believes historic figures from the City's past who are buried there deserve better. b. Geri Mayers, 2303 Broadway, objected to the placement of item No. 14, the second reading of the ordinance relating to smoking regulations, on the Consent Calendar. Mayor Greenal ch said he will order separate consideration of the i tem . ( See below.) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - - - -- MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST a. Councilwoman Buchan reported she attended Police Department - sponsored sessions on drugs for neighborhood children which took place at Mezes Park on Tuesday and Thursday, June 7 and 9, noting that the sessions were informative a nd wel 1- attended . Councilwoman Buchan also reported she had installed new officers of Harbor Village Homeowners Association and that she attended a meeting of the Civil Defense and Disaster Council where the subject was hazardous waste. Reg.Mtg. 6/20/88 Minute Book No. 48 Page 3 Page No. 92 s