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City Council Minutes October 17, 1983 Page Three the City Council considered a zone change request originated by the City's Plan- ning Commission, for property owned by Mr. Tom Wilson. The City Administrator indicated that the Planning Commission's request was to rezone the property from a C-3 Highway Commercial to a C-2 zone. The City Administrator further indicated that the City Council recommended that the Planning Commission consider a C-4 zone classification. The City Administrator further indicated that the Planning Commission at their September 27, 1983 meeting, considered the City Council's request and unanimously agreed to recommend that the Wilson property be rezoned to a C-4 zoning classification. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one appeared in opposition of the zone change request. COUNCILMEMBER DUITSMAN MOVED TO AUTHORIZE A ZONE CHANGE FOR THE WILSON PROPERTY ON WEST HIGHWAY 10 FROM A C-3 HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL TO A C-4 ZONING CLASSIFICATION. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 7. Zone change request for the Johnson property West Highway #10/Pub1ic Hearing The City Administrator indicated that at the September 19th meeting of the City Council, the City Council considered a zone change request initiated by the Planning Commission for property owned by Mr. Don Johnson. The City Administrator indicated that the property is currently zoned C-3 Highway Commercial, and the Planning Com- mission has recommended that the property be changed to an R-1b Single Family Res- idential. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council requested that the issue be referred back to the Planning Commission for their consideration of a C-4 zone for this specific property. The City Administrator indicated that at the Planning Commission meeting of September 27th, the Planning Commission unan- imously voted to recommend that the City Council change the zoning classification from a C-3 Highway Commercial zone to a C-4 zone. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one appeared in opposition of the zone change request. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM MOVED TO AUTHORIZE A ZONE CHANGE FOR THE PROPERTY OWNED IN PART BY MR. DOUG JOHNSON LOCATED WEST OF WACO STREET AND SOUTH OF WEST HIGHWAY 10 FROM A C-3 ZONE TO A C-4 ZONE. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION PASSED 4-0. 7~. Transient Merchant Ordinance The City Administrator indicated that the Transient Merchant Ordinance does have the exclusions of fresh vegetable and produce sold on a seasonal basis, personal household items sold at a garage or estate sale, and prepared foods sold for immediate consumption. The City Administrator indicated that the Retailers Association were supportive of the Ordinance. Discussion was carried on regarding the Ordinance, the fee, and who would have to be licensed. Counci1member Duitsman indicated that he felt it wa~ an ordinance the City should adopt and that it would be a way of beginning to control that type of activity within the City. The City Administrator indicated that the Ordinance would apply to door-to-door type sales, and further indicated that sales like tupperware or Mary Kay would not require a license as they were not door-to-door sales. Further discussion