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ij i A a !i M a 3 yy . f <br /> Allgds View Planning Commissn 5 ' { October 2 , 1991 <br /> lar Meeting Page Two <br /> Motion/Second: Jones/Burgers to adopt 6 . Consider- <br /> Resolution No. 324-91, recommending City ation of <br /> Council revision of Chapter 32 of Resolution <br /> the Municipal Code. 324-91, Regard- <br /> ing Chapter 32 <br /> of the <br /> Municipal Code <br /> 6 ayes 0 nays Motion Carried <br /> Planning Intern Asleson noted that staff had 7 . Staff Report <br /> contacted the City Attorney regarding the issue <br /> of calling to order at a Planning Commission <br /> Agenda Session. He concluded that since all <br /> meetings, whether regular or agenda session, are <br /> published in the same way, calling to order at an <br /> agenda session is not a violation of state open <br /> meeting laws . <br /> Commissioner Peterson stated that all Planning <br /> Commission meetings are considered regular <br /> ri tings, even though the Commission ordinarily <br /> Ain't call to order at agenda sessions . <br /> Chair Mountin expressed the desire to inform <br /> citizens when the Commission will be calling <br /> to order. <br /> Planning Intern Asleson offered the Commission <br /> the option of inserting the line "Commission will <br /> call to order" on the posted agenda when it can be <br /> anticipated that calling to order at an agenda <br /> session will be necessary. <br /> Commissioner Stevenson inquired as to the <br /> circumstances under which calling a public hearing <br /> would be required. Chair Mountin explained the <br /> conditions , citing several past cases as examples . <br /> Chair Mountin requested that the Commission be 8 . Report of <br /> given staff direction as to what they should be Chair <br /> doing with respect to the Comprehensive Plan Update <br /> and the update of the Chapter 40 Zoning Code. <br /> Those attending at the September 18, 1991 agenda <br /> session were Commissioners Jones, Nelson, Peterson, <br /> S" `-Tenson, and Chair Mountin. Commissioners Burgers, <br /> C' en, and Miller had excused absences . <br />