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Committee Report - Legislative Matters - 2-8-11 — File 190823
February 8, 2011
Legislative Matters Committee
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REPORT OF THE LEGISLATIVE MATTERS COMMITTEE
Attendee Name
Title
Status
Arrived
Thomas F. Taylor
Chair
Present
William A. White Jr.
Vice Chair
Present
Bruce M. Desmond
Alderman At Large
Absent
John M Connolly
Alderman At Large
Absent
Rebekah Gewirtz
Ward Six Alderman
Present
William M. Roche
Ward One Alderman
Present
Sean T. O’Donovan
Ward Five Alderman
Present
Dennis M. Sullivan
Alderman At Large
Present
Robert C. Trane
Ward Seven Alderman
Present
Omar Boukili
Administrative Assistant
Present
Frank Wright
City Solicitor
Present
Anne Thomas
Counsel, OSPCD
Present
David Lutes
Environmental Programs Manager
Present
188396 - Requesting Approval of a Home Rule Petition to Amend the City Charter to Bring
it into Conformity with Current State Law and Streamline Enactment of Administrative
Matters.:
The committee reviewed the most recent changes and made additional changes to sections 22, 26
and 43B. A revised version encompassing all changes will be presented with this report at the
February 10th BOA meeting.
RESULT:
APPROVED AS AMENDED
189880 - That the Environmental Programs Manager investigate creating a paper/plastic
recycling initiative at fast food establishments.:
Mr. Lutes told the members that the Health Department is looking into this matter. Chairman
Taylor requested that Mr. Lutes work with the Law Department on this matter and suggested that
the Chamber of Commerce deal with local businesses on the issue.
RESULT:
KEPT IN COMMITTEE
Committee Meeting
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190570 - City Solicitor conveying Home Rule Petition language re: #188396, a proposal to
amend the City Charter.:
RESULT:
KEPT IN COMMITTEE
190737 - Requesting approval of an amendment to the Ordinances at Chapter 12 regarding
the Placement and Maintenance of News racks.:
Ms. Thomas spoke about the proposal and referenced a case in the 11th Circuit and added that
she has concerns about the advertising aspect of the proposal.
RESULT:
APPROVED