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OFFICE
OF CITY COUNCIL COUNCIL AGENDA
OF SEPTEMBER 13, 2011 |
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AMENDMENTS
and SUBSTITUTES |
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Compiled by: Research Division |
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11-371 |
Substitute |
Revises
title; includes recitals; reflects purpose to provide funds consistent with
the provisions of Chapter 179 relative to reducing blight and deterioration
associated with foreclosure; amends Section 179.104(e) to require that
registration fees be used to offset the costs of (1) registration and
registration enforcement, (2) code enforcement and mitigation related to
blighted and deteriorating foreclosed properties that were owner-occupied,
and (3) post-closing counseling and foreclosure intervention limited to
owner-occupied persons in default, which may include cash and mortgage
modification assistance; further amends said section to require that none of
the funds provided for therein be used for the legal defense of foreclosure
actions. |
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11-405 |
Substitute |
Incorporates
Finance Committee recommendations; Office of Council Auditor to provide
detailed analysis. |
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11-406 |
Substitute |
Provides
for a Revised Exhibit 1 (schedule of capital improvements); includes
specificity requirements. |
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11-412 |
Amendment |
Revises
title to reflect appropriation of $1,000,000 from Investment Pool Earnings
and $300,000 from a Facilities Capital Maintenance account; replaces
abbreviated references to a project name with spelled-out name (Facilities
Capital Maintenance-Government); provides for a Revised Exhibit 2 (CIP
project amendment sheets) to correct said project name. |
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11-443 |
Amendment |
Per OGC, the Amendment 1) incorporates several
technical corrections, and 2) limits the hours of operation of a downtown
sidewalk café or bar on |
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11-494 |
Amendment |
Provides
reduced utility cost to the tenant (rather than no utility cost) and attaches
a Revised Exhibit 1 (lease agreement); states that approval and authorization
to execute the lease agreement is conditioned upon language being inserted
into the lease agreement requiring that the City’s obligation to pay monthly
utility payments for the leased premises be capped at and limited to $350 per
month. |
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11-519 |
Amendment |
Reflects
appropriation of $354,946 ($177,473 from the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security
through the State Division of Emergency Management and an in-kind City match
of $177,473); provides for a revised on file subgrant agreement, which is
executed. |
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11-527 |
Amendment |
Attaches
the report of the hearing officer as Exhibit 4 (replacing provisions that it
be placed on file); labels the form for the interlocal agreements as Exhibit
B (rather than Exhibit A) to the preliminary resolution. |
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11-532 |
Amendment |
Corrects
the body of the bill to reflect that appointment is to a third (rather than
second) full term. |
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11-536 |
Amendment |
(LUZ)
Per OGC, the
Amendment incorporates the TEU amendment and amends Section 656.113,
Ordinance Code, to include traffic circulation as part of the test of
determining whether a change of development is a substantial deviation. |
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Amendment |
(TEU)
Makes technical corrections and fills blanks; requires that the owner or
developer file proof of publication with the Legislative Services Division
prior to development agreement public hearings; specifies extension for one
year by payment prior to expiration date of the applicable annual inflation
adjustments relative to mobility fee calculation certificates; clarifies
language relative to establishment of a payment schedule of the mobility fee
to memorialize credits against future mobility fee payments for the
demolition of any structure or use on a subject property; requires that
landowners or developers resolve outstanding obligations in development
agreements; establishes a Mobility Fee Zone Special Revenue Fund and
specifies accounts for each mobility zone. |
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Contact: Jeff Clements, Chief of Research (904) 630-1405 or jeffc@coj.net