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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes June 13, 2023 Page 5 2 Councilmember Webster stated if we not had the winter that we just had, she does not know if 3 she would think differently about Option 2. She stated her street is due for Mill & Overlay and 4 although it will cause some disruption, it will help fix the deterioration of the roads. 6 Mayor Stille stated the City Engineer is requesting approval and financially, it makes sense from 7 a debt perspective, which is an unexpected plus. Mill & Overlays should be done between 15 and 8 25 years. 9 10 Councilmember Webster stated depending on the next two winters, if deterioration continues, we 11 could look at shifting the roads that are done in the future. Mr. Messner stated there have been 12 watermain breaks in the City. The condition of the watermain on 3 1 ' is no worse than others 13 within the City. 14 15 Motion by Councilmember Walker, seconded by Councilmember Webster, to approve 16 Resolution 23-032 — Ordering Preparation of Feasibility Report for the 2024 Street and Utility 17 Improvements using Option 2. 18 19 Motion carried 3-0. 20 21 B. Ordinance 2023-01 — Approvine Chances to Multiple Sections in the City ode. 22 23 City Planner Steve Grittman provided the information for the First Reading of the current round 24 of City Code updates. The Code Committee prepared the redline ordinance updates with 25 commentary. With Council comment, the formal ordinance format will be prepared for the 26 Second Reading. The code amendment proposals have been reviewed by the Planning 27 Commission at a public hearing on May 16, and the Code Committee has further reviewed those 28 comments and adjusted the versions presented. 29 30 These proposed amendments address the following topics and the revisions were explained: 31 1. Parking on Residential Property (Definitions, Locations, Quantity, Required Improvements, 32 etc.) 33 34 Mayor Stille stated he struggles with the one -car vs. two -car garage, noting there is a floor area 35 ratio. Mayor Stille stated the chart colors need to be rechecked. 36 37 2. Temporary Structures (including tarps, tents, portable restrooms — permitting and 38 regulations). 39 40 Mayor Stille asked about item "D" and stated when he remodeled his home, there was some 41 construction materials stored on the public right-of-way. He asked if the language was practical. 42 Mr. Grittman stated the materials should be on the owner's property but may sometimes end up 43 on the right -of way. 44 45 3. Temporary Signs (Permitting, Regulations, Duration, Location, etc.) 46