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<br />City Council Minutes <br /> <br />Nuclear War <br />Education, Cont.... <br /> <br />MAYOR's PROCLAMATION <br />MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS <br />WEEK <br /> <br />PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE <br />NOT APPEARING ON <br />THE AGENDA: <br /> <br />CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT <br />ORDINANCE #769, SUB- <br />DIVISION & ZONING CODE <br />CHANGES <br /> <br />MORRIS: <br /> <br />August 3, 1982 <br /> <br />Page 9 <br /> <br />Motion by Leary to donate $100 from the City <br />of Louisville to the Boulder County Nuclear War <br />Education Committee. Seconded by Morris. <br />Roll call vote ::Meier no, Leary yies, Cussen <br />yes, Morris yes, Ferrera no, Fauson no. 3-3 <br />vote. Motion defeated. <br /> <br />Mayor read the proclamation in its entirety, and <br />therefore declared the Week of Sunday, August <br />8th through Saturday, August 14, 1982, as Multiple <br />Sclerosis Awareness Week. <br /> <br />Peter Guass, 1125 Main St. Commented on the <br />Nuclear issue just discussed. The Council in <br />its vote prevented the public from getting in- <br />formation to the people. This is vital to be <br />informed, and the comments from Mr. Ferrera <br />seemed off-hand and should have been studied in <br />further detail, and Mr. Ferrera did a disservice <br />to the citizens. of Louisville with his type <br />of statements. <br /> <br />Debbie Singer, 1470 Kennedy Avenue. How can it <br />be stated it is a county obligation to fund a <br />booklet of this type; it is the obligation of <br />every American citizen to avoid a nuclear war. <br /> <br />Dennis Ferrera: stated the evidence presented <br />in the booklet (ie) results of radiation, is <br />inconclusive and is not presented this way <br />in this document. <br /> <br />Rautenstraus read Ordinance #769 by title only. <br /> <br />Leary requested a brief rundown on the changes. <br />Rautenstraus stated nothing has really changed <br />as far as responsibility, but to clarify respansi- <br />ib1ity relative to review of plans and projects, <br />after approval but not yet complete. Also pro- <br />viding for a minor subdivisinon process of four <br />or less residential units be ra~uired to one <br />hearing rather than the two public hearings. <br />Height change in the office zone was noted; also <br />notice requirements to property owners change. <br /> <br />Requested clarification specifically on commercial <br />and office zoning, notification of property owners <br />limit, the phrase "time to time", wording of <br />"i11ustration and not 1imitation". Rautenstraus <br />explained each of these items. Motion by Morris: <br /> <br />Page 2, Sedtion B: Do not allow commercial uses <br />in residential district. Second by Leary. <br />Discussion between staff and council members <br />followed. <br />