| View Minutes for this meeting   REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOVI MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1999, AT 7:30 PM COUNCIL CHAMBERS-NOVI CIVIC CENTER-45175 W. TEN MILE ROAD 248-347-0460 A G E N D A CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: Boy Scout Troop #407 ROLL CALL: Mayor McLallen, Mayor ProTem Crawford, Council Members 
    DeRoche, Kramer, Lorenzo, Mutch, Schmid APPROVAL OF AGENDA: PRESENTATION: 
      
      Novi 2020 Master Plan for Land Use Presentation – Rod ArroyoNovi Crime Rate Presentation – Police Chief ShaefferProclamation – Recognition of Novi Expo Center PUBLIC HEARING: 
      
      Local Law Enforcement Block Grant ‘99 (LLEBG) Proposed Use of Funds AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION: CONSENT AGENDA (Approval/Removals) MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part I 
      
      Request for adoption of a Resolution, Re: Act 88-Reciprocal Retirement 
      Provision.Request for adoption of a Resolution, Re: Support for Category A Grant 
      for the improvement of a section of Grand River Avenue.Request for adoption of Zoning Map Amendment 18.585 – The proposed 
      rezoning is for a 1.63 acre parcel in Section 16, on the east side of Beck 
      Road between eleven Mile Road and Grand River Avenue, from Low-Density 
      Multiple-family Residential District (RM-1), to High-Density 
      Multiple-family Residential District (RM-2) or any other appropriate 
      zoning district. AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION BREAK AT 9:30 PM MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part II 
      
      Request for approval of Zoning Text Amendment No. 99-18.153 – An 
      Ordinance to amend Subsection 1602.4 and Section 2302A, of Ordinance 
      97-18, the City of Novi Zoning Ordinance, to reorganize those provisions –
      I ReadingRequest for approval of Zoning Text Amendment No. 99-18.158, to permit 
      storage of a small amount of firewood on lake front lots – I ReadingRequest for approval of Ordinance Amendment No. 99-81.17, to update 
      local ordinances dealing with alcohol related driving offenses and driving 
      while license suspended offenses with State Law provisions – I ReadingRequest for approval of Ordinance Amendment No. 99-88.04, to clarify 
      the type of refuse receptacles that may be placed at the street for pickup 
      – I ReadingRequest for approval of Ordinance Amendment No.99-115.04, to amend the 
      Snow Ordinance to allow the D.P.S. Director and/or Weighmaster to remove 
      vehicles from streets during a snow emergency – I ReadingRequest for approval of Ordinance Amendment No. 99-119.09, to make 
      housekeeping corrections to the standards for the regulation of wetlands 
      and watercourses – I Reading CONSENT AGENDA REMOVALS FOR COUNCIL ACTION: (Consent Agenda items, 
    which have been removed for discussion and/or action) COMMITTEE REPORTS: MAYOR AND COUNCIL ISSUES: 
      
      Election of Voting and Alternate Voting Delegates, for the Annual 
      Congress of Cities, November 30 – December 4, 1999, Los Angeles, 
      California MANAGER’S REPORTS: ATTORNEY’S REPORTS: ADJOURNMENT: CONSENT AGENDA: (Background information for Consent Agenda items is 
    available for review at the City Clerk’s Office) 
      Approve Minutes of: 
      August 23, 1999 Regular MeetingAugust 30, 1999 Special MeetingSeptember 13, 1999 Regular Meeting 
      Schedule a Special Meeting for Saturday, October 2, 1999 at 8:00 AM in 
      the Activities Room for the purpose of discussing an Overview of City 
      Manager Search and Potential Gateway Ordinance.Approval of Offer to Purchase Real Estate Agreement for the sale of 
      excess property - Section 15 to Art Van FurnitureAuthorization for Police Department to hire 4 additional Part-time 
      School Crossing GuardsAdoption of Resolution accepting a Temporary Construction Easement 
      from Stanford and Ann Stoddard for the Ten Mile Road Pedestrian/BikepathAdoption of Resolution accepting a Temporary Construction Easement 
      from John A. Young for the Rehabilitation of the Eight Mile Road Pump 
      StationApproval of Design & Construction Standards variance permitting 
      corrugated polyethylene storm sewer pipe, subject to JCK recommended 
      conditions for the Park Place SubdivisionAdoption of Resolution No. 2 for West Lake Drive Paving, Special 
      Assessment District No. 153, setting a Public Hearing date for October 18, 
      1999Adoption of Resolution No. 2 for Shawood Walled Lake Heights 
      Subdivision Sanitary Sewer, Special Assessment District No. 154, setting a 
      Public Hearing date for October 18, 1999Approval of the West Service Water Connection route concept and 
      authorization to work with the City of Walled Lake and the Detroit Water & 
      Sewerage DepartmentApproval of Option Agreement with Richard F. and Linda Jean Scavo for 
      property associated with the future water storage facility and booster 
      station, and authorization for City Attorney to prepare an Agreement with 
      the Detroit Water & Sewerage Department for such facilitiesApproval from ABC Cab Company to renew Taxi Cab Company License for 
      fifteen cabsApproval of Change Order No. 1 – Civic Center Parking Lot ImprovementsApproval of Claims and Accounts 
      Warrant No 554 COMMUNICATIONS: 
      
      E-mail to City Council from Karen & David Allen, Re: Taft Road 
      Improvements.Letter to City Clerk from Oakland County Board of Commissioners, Re: 
      9-1-1- Service Plan Public Hearings.Letter from Tom Bjorklund, Time Warner Cable,to Edward Kriewall, Re: 
      Cable Social ContractLetter from Time Warner Cable, Tom Bjorklund, to Edward Kriewall, Re: 
      TWEAN cable television serviceLetter from JCK & Associates, to Anthony Nowicki, Re: West Road 
      Reconstruction ProjectResolution from Charter Township of Springfield , Re: H.B. 4777 SCHEDULED MEETINGS - All Regular Council Meetings are held in the 
    Council Chambers unless otherwise noted. SEPTEMBER 28-Youth Assistance OCTOBER 4-City Council 5-Zoning Board of Appeals 6-Planning Commission 11-Library Board 13-Community Clubs 14-Parks & Recreation Commission 14-Historical Commission 18-City Council 20-Planning Commission 21-Ordinnace Review 26-Youth Assistance NOVEMBER 2-City General Election 3-Planning Commission 4-Economic Development Corporation 8-City Council 8-Library Board 9-Zoningt Board of Appeals 10-Community Clubs 11-Veteran’s Day – City Offices Closed 16-Cable Commission 17-Planning Commission 18-ordinance Review 18-Parks & Recreation Commission 18-Historical Commission 22-City Council 23-Youth Assistance 25-Thanksgiving – City Offices Closed 26-Thanksgiving – City Offices Closed         |