City Council Agenda and Packet 1986 09 02

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i property. Sundial stated that he felt that this is the most cost effective way to acquire this property and that the negotiated terms with JINCO are exceptionally good. Mayor tauson asked for anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to this ordinance. Mope. Mayor reason closed the public hearing. Anderson commented that this is a major step in maintaining property for future expansion of the activities of City Ball and keeping it in the downtown area. Mayor lauson commended Rautenstraus for his successful efforts in negotiating tba terms for the acquisition of this property. Anderson moved that Ordinance #911 be approved. Mayor lauson seconded. By Roll Call Vote Ordinance #911 was adopted unanimously. CSDIM $cs #912 - AsMMDOVID VUHICL*B - PUBLIC HmIMO Rautsnstraus read by title only Ordinance #912, "Ala Ordinance emending Section 10.01.020 of the Louisville Municipal Code adding Sections 22-20 and 22-21 of the Model Traffic Code for Colorado Municipalities, 1977 Edition, governing the impounding and disposal of abandoned vehicles, modifying and adding Section to 10.21.020 regarding towing of vehicles on private property and concerning the display of vehicles for sale, and declaring an emergency.• Proper publication and notice of public hearing were established. Mayor Tauson opened the public bearing. Rautonstraus explained that at Council's request, amendments were cads from the time of first reading specifically.to Section 3 of the Ordiruce regarding display of vehicles for sale adding certain language to the Ordinance. Mayor lauson asad for anyone wishing to speak in favor of or in opposition to Ordinance #912. Mon*. Anderson asked if pile could continue to have "For Sale signs on vehicles on their own property. Staff responded that property owners certainly could. Anderson also asked Officer Mahman how the Police Department would begin enforcing the new regulation. Wahnan stated that 13