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MINUTES <br />City C.ouncil <br />November 25, 1981 <br />Conditional The Attorney submittecl to the Council a proposed amendment for the <br />Use portion of the City`s ordinance dealing with conditional use permits. <br />Permits <br />Flfter reviewing the amendment, Mrs. Scalze ~~as concerned that someone <br />could claim that their accessory building was not a garage. <br />Mr. Fahey commented that he liked the old ordinance which says that no <br />permit will be issued for the construction of more than one garage <br />except by conditional use permit. Fahey agreed that a property owner <br />could claim the area was for storage and not a garage. <br />The Flttorney felt that the definition of garage in another section of the <br />ordinance would handle such a situation. The Planner agreed with this. <br />Mayor Hanson suggested that the Council review the amendment further and <br />discuss it at a later date. <br />Senior The Flttorney informed the Council that after reviewing State Statutes <br />Citizen it is necessary that the City adopt an ordinance outlining hardships <br />Defierrments under which a senior citizen deferrment will be granted. <br />Mrs. Scalze stated that she has given the Attorney model ordinances that <br />cover this. <br />The ~lttorney stated that the C,ity cannot grant any more senior citizen <br />deferrments until it adopts such an ordinance. <br />Mrs. Sca7ze stated that in her mind it is better to have such an ordinance <br />than to turn down water projects because of the number of senior citizens <br />in an area. <br />The Attorney stated that he will prepare a model ordinance for the Council <br />to consider. <br />Recreation The Attorney reported that State Statute 4•71.665 allows the C,ity to set a <br />Travel maximum amount which would be paid to an employee for reimbursement of <br />Time travel time. However, if this travel time involves an employee of the <br />City the money would be subject to tax liability, and the City will have <br />to issue a W-2 form for this money. If they were considered private <br />contractors, the City would not have to issue a W-2. <br />Mr. Flanson stated that the City is paying a lot of money for travel time. <br />Mrs, Scalze replied that this system was set up in the past ancl now these <br />people have a certain amount of money in their pocket and that amount <br />should remain the same. <br />Mr. Hanson and Mr. Fahey commented that they felt the City will have to <br />u~ithhold taxes from the money paid for travel time. <br />P~rs. Scalze commented that if that were the case, the City shoulcl increase <br />the salary to compensate for the taxes withheld. Scalze felt the Recreation <br />people should end up with the same amount of money they are now receiving. <br />Page -15- <br />