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• <br /> had been called to engage in the actual towing. <br /> This could cause as many problems as it is <br /> designed to alleviate in Morris' opinion. This <br /> proposed ordinance allows the property owner to <br /> enlist a towing company to have a vehicle towed <br /> from their property. <br /> Bundley suggested that an analysis be made after <br /> the ordinance is adopted (possibly 6 months to a <br /> year) to see what problems, if any, may be <br /> occurring as a result of its adoption. <br /> Leary suggested that a list be made available to <br /> the public recommending towing companies in order <br /> of performance, rate, and availability. <br /> Mayor Meier closed the Public Hearing and moved <br /> that Ordinance 4858 be adopted. Cussen seconded. <br /> Mayor Meier directed staff to investigate the <br /> charges that area towing companies are imposing <br /> for the towing of a vehicle from private property. <br /> Ordinance 4858 was passed by a vote of 6-1 with <br /> Morris voting no. <br /> RESOLUTION 411 - <br /> SCRRILTER FINAL PLAT Wanush presented a proposal submitted by John <br /> Sozio, owner of said property, for the subdivision <br /> of an existing lot into two lots. No development <br /> plans are being submitted at this time. Planning <br /> Commission recommended approval at the Public <br /> Hearing on May 14, 1985. This is a piece of <br /> property of approximately 14,600 sq. ft. There is <br /> an existing house on the north side of the <br /> property. The lot would be divided so that the <br /> house would remain on the northern parcel and the <br /> southern parcel would remain vacant. At this <br /> time, the owner has no plans to develop although <br /> the ground is zoned RM which would permit a duplex <br /> on the 7,600 sq. ft. proposed vacant lot. There <br /> were no objections from staff or the various <br /> public utilities. <br /> Rautenstraus read in its entirety Resolution 411, <br /> Series 1985, "A Resolution approving final <br /> subdivision plat for the Schreiter Property.• <br /> Mayor moved that Resolution 411 be adopted. <br /> Tauson seconded. <br /> Morris asked why two Planning Commission members <br /> voted against the issue. Wanush said that he did <br /> not recall that they had voiced any direct <br /> comments. An adjacent homeowner to the south <br /> voiced an objection at the Public Bearing related <br /> to increased traffic. <br /> 7 <br />