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PAGE 2 e City Council Minutes December I, 1986 MAYOR HINKLE MOVED THAT THE AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION REVIEW THIS PARTICULAR AREA FORA ZONE CHANGE REQUEST. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. Councilmember Gunkel noted that after the Council voted against the zone change a decision was made to determine that this item would be put on a future agenda to reevaluate zoning and to create a place in the ordinance for daycares. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO AMEND THE MOTION TO STATE THAT THE ZONE CHANGE REQUEST WILL GO BACK TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION AFTER THE CITY COUNCIL HAS REVIEWED THE AREA FOR ZONE CLASSIFICATIONS. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE AMENDMENT PASSED 4-0. THE MOTION AS AMENDED PASSED 4-0. Mr. Paul Medenwald of 1986 Council meeting lights on Proctor and to whether the City whose responsibility it 12104 Highland Road noted that at the October 6, he had brought up the question of putting street Highland and Jackson and Highland and inquired as had decided if street lights could be put in and would be to pay for them. e The City Administrator noted that street lights had been discussed with the Utilities Commission at a recent Council meeting. He indicated that according to the Utilities Commission, property owners requesting street lighting on their property must pay for installing the lights and the monthly lighting bill. Mr. Medenwald indicated that Highland Road is a State Aid Highway and noted that since this is a safety hazard and a state aid road, it could be state funded because of the hazardous conditions and further because it is a highly travelled road. The City Engineer indicated that in order to install street lights with State Aid Funds, the street must be up to State Aid Standards and further indicated that Highland Road is not up to State Aid Standards. Mayor Hinkle noted that the Council should look at establishing some type of policy regarding street lighting and who should bear the costs. Mr. Medenwald then questioned why State Aid Funds were not used for the Ridgewood Overlay Project. The City Engineer noted that State Aid monies for an overlay cannot be used for a project that has not been built to State Aid Standards. e Mrs. Berniece Pipenhagen addressed the Council with regards to the traffic problem on Gates Avenue. She indicated she has been to several Council meetings regarding this same problem. She noted that while the Police Officers are enforcing the speed limit the situation does get better, however, when they are not around it is right back to the same