City Council
City Council — regular meeting, September 14, 1983
Wednesday, September 14, 1983
0 agenda items
6 motions recorded
1 documents
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Votes
Each motion as the minutes record it: the agenda heading and the motion line. Names come from the roll call; "all ayes (implied)" marks a motion where the minutes say only "All ayes" or "carried unanimously", which credits the members recorded as present. Read the minutes
resolutionroll call · p. 2
A RESOLUTION PLACING A SPECIAL QUESTION ON THE BALLOT FOR THE REGULAR ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 8, 1983 - "Shall the term for city councilmembers by changed from two to four years in order to provide for staggered terms?" was introduced by Spivey and
Carried · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Greg Stevens
other · p. 2
83, RELATING TO ZONING BY DECREASING THE REAR YARD REQUIREMENT FOR R-1 ZONES AND BY CHANGING THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH BUILDING PERMITS ARE REQUIRED was introduced by Spivey and
Unknown · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Charles Rohret
ordinancefinalroll call Ord. 1983-115 · p. 2
Motion Spivey second Rohret to adopt Ordinance No. 1983-115
Carried · moved by Ted Spivey, seconded by Charles Rohret
otherroll call · p. 2
Motion Cox second Stevens to waive the rule or law requiring three different readings on three different dates
Carried · moved by Jerry Cox, seconded by Greg Stevens
Procedural motions (2): agenda, minutes, payables approval, adjournment
- Motion Rohret second Spivey to approve agenda — carried (all ayes (implied))
- Motion Rohret second Spivey to approve minutes of regular meeting August 10, 1983 and special meetings August 10, 1983 and August 17, 1983. Cox requested that the minutes of special meeting August 10, 1983 be amended to read "Cox stated that the concern was that the county not rezone any land without first notifying the city in order to prevent another situation like south of town (rather than DeKalb) — carried (all ayes (implied))
Attendance
Jerry Cox presentDennis Brown presentTed Spivey presentCharles Rohret presentGreg Stevens presentGlenn R. Potter (mayor) present