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PROHIBITION OF DOGS IN PARKS, AND REGULATION OF CONSUMPTION <br /> OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES iN CITY PARKS, PARK BUILDINGS, OR <br /> RECREATIONAL AREAS, RESPECTIVELY; MINUTE ORDER-99-165 <br /> The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote with Council Member Ira absent. <br /> B. Sign Ordinance Revisions; <br /> Nelson, Director of Community Development addressed specific amendments to the sign <br /> ordinance. Two areas are being amended: a geometric table that was not published with <br /> the sign ordinance and therefore it needs to be readopted, and secondly section 3.114 in <br /> unauthorized location. In this second element there are two basic amendments, one was <br /> due to an editing error and the second came out of parking strip, so some language needed <br /> to be corrected in the ordinance. In this later issue the language regarding a visibility <br /> triangle has been strengthened. <br /> Council brought forth concerns about vehicles having for sale signs. The concern was that <br /> these vehicles might be forbidden even on private property. Attorney Schricker clarified <br /> that this is not the case; the ordinance only applies to vehicles for which the primary <br /> purpose is advertisement with signs, and not for regular vehicles that might have signs on <br /> the weekend. <br /> Public Comment <br /> George Mozingo, Governmental Affairs Director for the San Mateo County Association of <br /> Realtors expressed concerns to staff about certain issues on the Ordinance. However, with the <br /> clarification with the public right of way is on the shores, he endorses the amendment. <br /> Additionally, he informed the Council and public in general that they are forming a policing <br /> group to make sure the association follows the letter of the law. In his words, Redwood City <br /> has been very helpful in working with their organization in developing this ordinance, and it <br /> has been a pleasure working with Mr. Jany for a number of years. <br /> M/S Howard/Hartnett to move introduction of Ordinance. <br /> i) Introduction of Ordinance: <br /> ORDINANCE ADDING TABLE 1 TO ARTICLE II, CHAPTER 3, OF THE <br /> CODE OF THE CITY OF REDWOOD CITY, AND AMENDING SECTION <br /> 3.114 OF SAID CODE, RELATING TO COMBINED AREA OF WALL SIGNS <br /> AND UNAUTHORIZED LOCATIONS OF SIGNS, RESPECTIVELY; <br /> MINUTE ORDER 99-166 <br /> The motion passed by a unanimous roll call vote with Council Member Ira absent. <br /> C. Information report on the Sign Inventory: <br /> REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING p�F'�'. DECEMBER 13, 1999 <br /> MINUTES NaT'FOR CST'ATION PAGE 6 <br /> _._ _ <br />
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