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8/14/1975MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF ROLLING HILLS, CALIFORNIA August 14, 1975 A special meeting of the City Council was called to order by Mayor Heinsheimer at 7:30 P. M. Thursday, August 14, 1975 at the Administration Building, 2 Portuguese'Bend Road, Rolling Hills, Cali- fornia. ROLL CALL PRESENT: Councilmembers Crocker, Le Conte, Pernell, Mayor Heinsheimer ABSENT: Councilman Rose ALSO.PRESENT: Teena Clifton, City Manager �.. William Kinley, City Attorney 0 Peggy Minor, Secretary e-4 Mr. & Mrs. Howard Jensen, Residents Mr. $ Mrs. Richard Oas " Mrs. Gordana Swanson $ Don " Q Mrs. Betsy Raine & Bruce " Mrs. Pixie Breitenstein " Mrs. Kathy Watts " Mrs. Catherine Partridge " Dr. W. D. Basque " Mrs. Velma Matthews " Mr. Ray Schaefer " CITIZENS' COMMITTEE ON DOG CONTROL PROBLEMS 1 The Mayor reviewed proposed changes in the draft of a codified Ordinance Providing for Control and Keeping of Animals, Fowl and Licens- ing of Dogs as discussed by the Council on July 28, 1975. The Ordinance was marked MASTER COPY and was submitted to the Council by the majority members of the Citizens' Committee on Dog Problems. Mr. William Kinley, City Attorney, reported that in accordance with the Council's direction, he had met with Mrs. Gordana Swanson and Mrs. Louise Zimmerman on two occasions and reviewed the proposed ordin- ance and existing ordinances relat.ing to dogs and other animals. He then submitted a document dated August 12, 1975 addressed to Mayor Heinsheimer from Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Zimmerman relating suggestions, revisions and changes to be incorporated in the ordinance proposed by Committee Chairperson Matthews. The Mayor directed that the document. be marked REPORT for purposes of discussion. The Council agreed that the City Attorney should draft the appropriate language to include an anti -commercial section in the Ordin- ance. Councilmembers Crocker, Le Conte and Pernell expressed approval of a section limiting the number of dogs similar to Section 215, in the Report defining a dog kennel. as "any building, lot, structure or enclos- ure or premises where 4 or more dogs 4 months_of age or over are kept. ." Mayor Heinsheimer stated that he was opposed to a limitation on the number of dogs. j ectio :; tiny ,.. w, " to set She ocommei. 1:- _ing to ani �e Dig �ommit �e, exp- ..-sed'eal;:.Ma a limn --atirla oi_ 'he, nu,. --r of . imals -, perz, n m, h, re, the ma ori ty of Comm2. `ee ai.-1 the cimmuni i not limitat on plac-:�a on t" e -,_ amber v' _nimals r' may h• .-e. ."aA thet ar. Animai Comm.-ttee ;ontinue; to so v. pro."em:. re- . -s's The Council discussed the Master Copy'and the Report section by section through Section 804, Stallions, on page 15 and ordered the matter held on the agenda to continue the discussion at the next council meeting. 1. Q2 August 14, 1975 The Mayor requested the City Attorney to work with Mrs. Le Conte when he returns from vacation to redraft and retype the Ordinance Master Copy with all changes incorporated as discussed in the revised document; the revised copy to be completed by September 15th with a special meeting set at that time to further consider the Ordinance. ADJOURNMENT 1377 There being no further business.to come before the meeting, the meeting was adjourned at 11:35 P. Me APPROVED: Mayor 2e City Clerk I 1