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Council Action Because Councilmember Ranallo is actively associated with formulating the League ' s budget, Mr. Soth agreed with him it might be prudent for the Councilmember to abstain from the motion on the insurance package. Motion by Enrooth, seconded by Marks to approve the 1987-88 insurance renewal package presented by the American Risk Services representative at the May 12 , 1987 Council meeting, except for the umbrella coverage which was not available, and subject to the best deductibles staff is able to negotiate with the League Insurance Trust. Voting on the motion: Aye: Enrooth, Marks, Sundland, Makowske. Abstention: Ranallo. Motion carried. UNFINISHED BUSINESS ORDINANCE 1987-002 IS ADOPTED WITHOUT SPECIFYING NUMBER OF PARKED • VEHICLES BY A 3 TO 2 COUNCIL VOTE Removal of Article #14 of the proposed ordinance which restricted the number of vehicles to be parked on a residential lot to 4, had been approved with a 3 to 1 vote, April 28th. Mayor Sundland read aloud the revised Ordinance in the agenda packet and gave his understanding of the changes which would be made in the 1973 Code of Ordinances, if that version were to be adopted that evening. Councilmember Enrooth told the nine residents who were present that after from six to ten months of discussions, the general consensus appeared to have been that there hadn' t been too much public response related to changing the number of people who can live in a household, but the greatest response addressed the number of vehicles. Mayor Sundland commented that he didn' t think anyone could accuse the Council of "railroading" the changes through with all the hearings the Council had held and the publicity that generated on the issue. Four residents requested to be heard as follows: Kathleen (Mrs. Gary) Danyo, 3540 Edward Street N.E. -indicated she was expressing her husband' s as well as her own con- cerns about the proposed ordinance, specifically about the parking .issue;