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City Council Meeting of April 21, 2008 Page 6 of 7 in road improvement cost depending on what they were. Scott said he has no interest in developing his property at this time and he has applied for Green Acres Classification. Haas made motion, Puleo seconded, to direct staff to review financing options, road policies, the City's current CIP, Green Acres classification and abatement impacts. All aye. Motion carried. Haas made motion, Puleo seconded, to recognize the petition submitted by Scott Wagner All aye. Motion carried. Discussion on Amendment to City's Nuisance Ordinance to Address Loud Noise On March 28, 2008 the Code Enforcement Subcommittee met and discusses revisions to the nuisance ordinance regarding loud noise from vehicle stereos. The current ordinance regarding noise states that all unnecessary noise which tends to disturb the peace and repose of neighboring residents shall be considered a nuisance. The code enforcement subcommittee has decided to concentrate on the nuisance of car stereo systems and add a portion to the ordinance for enforcement specifically for the nuisance of car stereo systems. Staff requested direction from the Council on the process to amend the ordinance Puleo made motion, Haas seconded, to table the item to allow the subcommittee to review the revised ordinance and direct the Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on it once it was approved by the subcommittee. All aye. Motion carried. Discussion on Junk Car Ordinance On March 28, 2008 the Code Enforcement Subcommittee met and discusses revisions to the nuisance ordinance regarding junk vehicles. The current ordinance regarding junk vehicles states that it is a nuisance for any property to have more than two junk vehicles on it at a time. The ordinance simply states that each property in the City is allowed to store no more than two junk vehicles. A junk vehicle is defined as a vehicle that is required to be licensed to operate on public roads, but is not. The proposed ordinance will not allow junk vehicles on properties in the urban area of the City that are developed. Properties that meet certain criteria will be allowed to store no more than two junk vehicles and the vehicles shall be adequately screened from adjacent properties. Staff requested direction from the Council on the process to amend the ordinance Puleo made motion, Haas seconded, to table the item to allow the subcommittee to review the revised ordinance, and direct the Planning Commission to hold a public hearing on it once it was approved by the subcommittee. All aye. Motion carried.