May 21, 2013·Carried 6–1·elections/governance·item 4.5.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Stone to confirm Council action to not make a determination of public convenience or necessity concerning the issuance of a Type 20 ABC license for Mangrove Mini Mart and direct the Internal Affa… The whole motion
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Stone to confirm Council action to not make a determination of public convenience or necessity concerning the issuance of a Type 20 ABC license for Mangrove Mini Mart and direct the Internal Affairs Committee to address the development of a policy, which sends a message to this applicant that the door may not be fully closed because the Council may develop a policy that results in the issuance of this license.
Aye Morgan, Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
No Sorensen
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May 7, 2013·Carried 7–0·elections/governance·item 4.3.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Sorensen to approve the City Clerk working with the ad hoc Council Procedures Committee for a comprehensive review and provide recommendations for revisions of AP&P 10-10 regarding Council proced… The whole motion
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Sorensen to approve the City Clerk working with the ad hoc Council Procedures Committee for a comprehensive review and provide recommendations for revisions of AP&P 10-10 regarding Council procedures. The Mayor will appoint three members of Council to serve on this ad hoc committee until the task is completed.
Aye Morgan, Ritter, Schwab, Sorensen, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
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Apr 16, 2013·Carried 7–0·elections/governance·item 4.3.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Schwab to direct that staff conduct a recruitment for seven citizens to serve on the Sustainability Task Force, three of which need to have experience in at least one of the following areas: ener… The whole motion
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Schwab to direct that staff conduct a recruitment for seven citizens to serve on the Sustainability Task Force, three of which need to have experience in at least one of the following areas: energy, transportation, economics, community engagement or a business leader or owner. The focus of this advisory body will be the implementation of the City's Climate Action Plan, with monthly meetings for the first six months following appointment and then bi-monthly meetings thereafter. Due to the timing of this appointment process and the need to stagger…
Aye Morgan, Ritter, Schwab, Sorensen, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
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Apr 16, 2013·Carried 5–2·elections/governance·item 4.1.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Stone to continue this discussion to the second meeting in June in order to allow adequate time for the City Attorney to review the documents just received.
Aye Ritter, Schwab, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
No Morgan, Sorensen
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Apr 2, 2013·Carried 7–0·elections/governance·item 4.5.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Schwab to acknowledge and reaffirm all the amendments of the Constitution that each Councilmember took an oath of office to uphold.
Aye Morgan, Ritter, Schwab, Sorensen, Stone, Gruendl, Goloff
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Mar 5, 2013·Carried 5–2·elections/governance·item 4.4.
A motion was made by Schwab and seconded by Stone to direct that the City Attorney bring back an ordinance that has the language containing the three points suggested at this meeting that are for food stores and to include a possible effect… The whole motion
A motion was made by Schwab and seconded by Stone to direct that the City Attorney bring back an ordinance that has the language containing the three points suggested at this meeting that are for food stores and to include a possible effective date of 1/1/14. Vice Mayor Gruendl asked for a friendly amendment to ask that the General Services Administrative Services Manager come back with a suggestion relative to the record keeping. The amendment was accepted.
Aye Goloff, Gruendl, Schwab, Ritter, Stone
No Morgan, Sorensen
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Feb 5, 2013·Carried 7–0·elections/governance·item 4.2.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Sorensen to authorize the creation of a new Sustainability Task Force, comprised of seven members who will be appointed using the current method by which committee members are selected for the Ci… The whole motion
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Sorensen to authorize the creation of a new Sustainability Task Force, comprised of seven members who will be appointed using the current method by which committee members are selected for the City's board and commissions, changing the STF's meeting schedule to bi-monthly meetings, referral of STF recommendations forwarded for consideration by the Council's Internal Affairs Committee and referral to the City Manager for his recommendations regarding the institutionalizing of the STF in the Planning Services Department.
Aye Morgan, Goloff, Gruendl, Sorensen, Schwab, Ritter, Stone
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Nov 20, 2012·Carried 6–0·elections/governance·item 4.3.
A motion was made by Walker and seconded by Sorensen to approve Administrative Procedure and Policy (AP&P) 10-44 - Council Vacancy Administrative Policy, amended to include the ability of the Council to change the questions at the time the vacancy occurs.
Aye Evans, Gruendl, Holcombe, Sorensen, Walker, Schwab
Absent Goloff
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Nov 20, 2012·Carried 6–0·elections/governance·item 2.2.
A motion was made by Walker and seconded by Sorensen to approve the minutes of the City Council meeting held on July 3, 2012.
Aye Evans, Gruendl, Holcombe, Sorensen, Walker, Schwab
Absent Goloff
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Nov 6, 2012·Carried 7–0·elections/governance·item 2.6.
A motion was made by Gruendl and seconded by Sorensen to approve the minutes of the City Council meeting held on June 19, 2012.
Aye Evans, Goloff, Gruendl, Holcombe, Sorensen, Walker, Schwab
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