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3. Seconded by Davidson. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 3-2 vote with Howard and Mayer voting against and Hornbostel and Lathrop being absent. Davidson called for any further discussion on the original motion. Mayer: I will support the Council's decision on removing Question No. 3. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 5-0 vote with Hornbostel and Lathrop being absent. Davidson stated that Council had passed Resolution No. 37 as amended. Howard moved that the Council eliminate indebtedness other than those things that are specifically allowed in State Statute. Mayer asked to amend it to direct staff to direct the City Attorney to come with an Ordinance. Howard accepted. Seconded by Hedding. Ail in favor. Sisk: In view of the fact that it wasn't on the Agenda, how does Council ensure the fact that Council is acting properly on this. Davidson: Since it was related to the issue we were discussing, I went ahead and allowed it. RESETTING THE PUBLIC HEARING FOR RESOLUTION NO. 38, ORDINANCE NO. 1073, AND ORDINANCE NO. 1074 Susan Griffiths, City Attorney, stated that, as she understood it, the first date the Council could rehear these matter is July 8 (July 7, being the Election). Howard: How did this happen? John Franklin, Director of Community Development, stated that it had been ordered published four times and he was still trying to get the messages between the newspaper and Linda Salas worked out. The notice that we have shows it's to be published four dates and it wasn't published the four dates. In terms of new procedures, this is the first time this has occurred. The paper claims that because it wasn't consecutive weeks that they didn't track it. Now that there has been a problem, they will keep a closer eye on it. Howard: I just want the development community and the citizens of Louisville to know that this is not 12