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REGULAR MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NOVI
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 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:
- Presentations to Mayor McLallen - Mayor ProTem Crawford
- Presentation of Community Service Plaques:
- John Kirkish for his service on the Construction Board of Appeals.
- Denise Jenkins for her service on the Cable Access Committee
- City of Novi Investment Policy Certification – Steve Babinchak
PUBLIC HEARING:
- Resolution Designating Meadowbrook Road Between 12 and 13 Mile Roads
as a Natural Beauty Road – Continuation of Public Hearing from September
13, 1999.
- S.A.D. 153 – West Lake Drive Paving.
- S.A.D. 154 – Shawood Walled Lake Heights Subdivision, containing the
streets known as Pleasant Cove and Crown Drive, Sanitary Sewer Main.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION:
CONSENT AGENDA (Approval/Removals)
MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part I
- Request for adoption of a Resolution Designating Meadowbrook Road
Between 12 and 13 Mile Roads as a Natural Beauty Road.
- Request for adoption of Resolution Number 3 for S.A.D. 153 – West Lake
Drive Paving.
- Request for adoption of Resolution Number 3 for S.A.D. 154 – Shawood
Walled Lake Heights Subdivision, containing the streets known as Pleasant
Cove and Crown Drive, Sanitary Sewer Main.
- Request for approval of Pawnbroker’s License for Great Lakes Jewelry,
26103 Novi Road.
- Request for Final Plat approval of Westmont Village Subdivisions No. 2
& 3, SP97-05, property is located west of Taft Road and south of Ten Mile
Road.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
BREAK AT 9:30 PM
MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part II
- Request for approval of Ordinance No. 99-119.09 – To make housekeeping
corrections to the standards for the regulation of wetlands and
watercourses – I Reading
- Request for approval of Zoning Ordinance Amendment 18.155 - TC-1 Sign
Amendment - An Ordinance to amend the definition of "Height of Ground Pole
Sign or Entranceway Sign" contained within Section 28-1, amend Subparts
28-6(1)d.2, 28-6(2)b.1 (b), 28-6(2)b.2, and 28-6(2)b.3, amend Subsection
28-6(3) and amend Subpart 28-8(4)b.3 of the Novi Code of Ordinances, to
correct typographical errors and to allow wall signs for those businesses
in the TC-1 District which have entrances, or an outside wall, that are
adjacent to a parking lot where the majority of the businesses' Off-street
parking occurs – I & II Reading and Final Adoption.
- Request for Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment 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 - II Reading and
Final Adoption
CONSENT AGENDA REMOVALS FOR COUNCIL ACTION: (Consent Agenda items,
which have been removed for discussion and/or action)
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
MAYOR AND COUNCIL ISSUES:
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:
- September 27, 1999 Regular Meeting
- October 4, 1999 Regular Meeting
- Schedule a Special Meeting of City Council for Thursday, October 28,
1999 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chambers Annex for the purpose of City
Clerk and City Manager Evaluations and close the meeting at the request of
the Clerk and Manager.
- Schedule an Executive Session of City Council for Monday, November 22,
1999 at 6:30 PM in the Council Chamber Annex for the purpose of Union
Negotiations.
- Adoption of Resolution No.2 for Special Assessment District No. 155,
Twelve Mile Road and Other Roadway Improvements, setting a Public Hearing
date for November 22, 1999
- Approval of Agreement with the Road Commission for Oakland County for
SCATS Traffic Signal Project No. 95237 and adoption of Authorizing
Resolution
- Adoption of Resolution supporting the installation of SCATS controller
and associated traffic signal equipment at M-5/Thirteen Mile Road
intersection
- Approval of MDOT Contract No. 99-5442, Novi/Fonda Right-Turn Lane
Project, and adoption of Authorizing Resolution
- Consideration of request for waiver of pedestrian walk cross-over
requirements by Joseph R. Gatz and Mr. Enver Jusufi of Barclay Estates
- Approval of Contract with Northern Equities for the construction of
the Haggerty Corridor Water Main (12-13 Mile)
- Award bid for the Salt Contract to Morton Salt (18.74/ton) and
Cargill, Inc. (23.83/ton). This is a joint bid with the Tri-County
Purchasing Cooperative.
- Reject bids for Part (A) for Tree Purchase and Installation. Award
Part (B1) Tree Planting to Greenscape, the low bidder at $35.00 per tree.
Award Part (B2) Tree Purchase split between all bidders.
- Approve the Novi Community That Cares Coalition $8,000 Grant with
Oakland County Health Division/Office of Substance Abuse, and the attached
Budget Amendment #2000-4.
- Approve the 1999-2000 Personal Property Contract with Oakland County
Equalization.
- Approve the 1999 Application for SMART Municipal Credit Funding
- Approve and adopt the attached Policy Prohibiting Discrimination and
Harassment
- Approval of Claims and Accounts
- Warrant No 556
COMMUNICATIONS:
- Letter from Blair Bowman to City Council, Re: Novi Expo Center
Resolution of Support
- Letter from David Potter, JCK & Associates, Re: Meadowbrook Road
Project - Proposed Boardwalk Viewing Area
- Letter from Anthony Nowicki, Department of Public Services, Re:
Michael Rosinski letter of 9/29/99
- Letter from DTE Energy Marketing, Inc. to the City Clerk, Re:
Franchise Application
- Letter from CMS Marketing, Services and Trading to the City Clerk, Re:
Franchise Application
- Letter from Novi Library to City Council, Re: Memorandum of
Understanding, First Progress Report.
- Memorandum from Nancy Reutter, Re: Parks & Recreation Commission
Appointments.
SCHEDULED MEETINGS - All Regular Council Meetings are held in the
Council Chambers unless otherwise noted.
OCTOBER
20-Planning Commission
21-Ordinance Review
26-Youth Assistance
NOVEMBER
2-City General Election
3-Planning Commission
4-Economic Development Corporation
8-City Council
8-Library Board
9-Zoning 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
DECEMBER
1-Planning Commission
6-City Council
7-Zoning Board of Appeals
8-Community Clubs
9-Parks & Recreation Commission
9-Historical Commission
13-City Council Interviews
13-Library Board
15-Planning Commission
16-Ordinance Review
20-City Council
23-Christmas Holiday – City Offices Closed
24-Christmas Holiday – City Offices Closed
28-Youth Assistance
30-New Year’s Holiday – City Offices Closed
31-New Year’s Holiday – City Offices Closed
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