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COUNCIL MEETING May 28, 1985 Page Two 3. Mrs. Seekon directed this question to the City Attorney; I would like to know why the DuFours were not allowed to get a copy of the police report filed against them? Mr. Hawkins said he knew nothing about this. She asked about a complaint and he told her she has an attorney, that matter is presently being litigated and the request should come from her attorney. 4. What do you consider a disorderly conduct, a misdemeanor or felony? Mr. Hawkins said if there is a question about this she should con- sult with her lawyer. 5. If they were not allowed a police report, why was my son allowed to get a copy of his? Mr. Hawkins said he did not know what she was referring to and did not know anything about the case. He said everyone is entitled to the police report. Mr. Seekon said, "thats what I thought." 6. Some of the residents refuse to send in letters, they want the Open Meeting, they want to be able to come down here publically and speak. Mayor Benson said in fairness to the Chief of Police and if you want some answers the only way this can be done is to give the Council some documentation of what you want the Council to respond to. He said, if someone brought up a complaint he would not let the Police Chief make a statement that would put the City in jeopardy until there had been an opportunity to re- search it. He said if someone wanted to give the Council some information about an incident that they want the Council to re- search, they can do this and not sign the request. 7. Some of the people do not understand the City Ordinance and want to understand them better and also have complaints against some of these City Ordinances. Mayor Benson explained every meeting is an open public meeting and people can ask questions under OPEN MIKE. If they ask in advance this can be an agenda item and the information will be available at that time. Some of the ordinances are difficult to understand. CONSIDERATION OF ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS FOR 1985. PETE KLUEGEL 1 Mr. Kluegel included in the Council packet a list of 54 current Condi- tional Use Permit holders. Mr. Dennis Nelson of 20th Avenue was mis- takenly omitted. There are fourteen dog kennel Conditional Use Permits and there are no reported problems with them. There were no problems with the first 48 Conditional Use Permits, however, the Council reserved the right to talk about any one of them at the next Council Meeting. #41 Harold Bisel - 6381 - 20th Avenue - Small Engine Repair - Mr. Marie questioned item #41, Harold Bisel's Conditional Use Permit. He asked Mr. Bisel if he understood the conditions imposed on this permit. Mr. Bisel said he was interpreting what was written on the Conditional Use Permit; no exterior storage, no employees, work done by owner only,