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<br />t22 <br /> <br />-j <br /> <br />CIJ <br />S <br />C1j <br />,.-I <br />--I <br />--I <br />'.-I <br />3: <br />H <br />o <br />:>-. <br />C1j <br />~ <br />I <br />Q) <br />U <br />.-I <br />_.~ <br /> <br />D <br />'I <br />.j" <br />Q)= <br />OO~ <br />C1j C1j <br />(:, p: <br /> <br />D4-< <br />C 0 <br />I <br />n'"d <br />'l C1j <br />I Q) <br />-< +J <br />-< CIJ <br />~ <br />H '.-1 <br />o <br />JJ Q) <br />:u :>-. <br />J<t:: <br />~ = <br /> <br />~ ~ <br />:;: <br />-i <br />-i H <br />~ ~ <br />j +J <br />) C1j <br />) S <br />) CIJ <br />.J '.-1 <br />.c <br />:9+J <br />~ ~ <br />:J 0 <br />~ <br />) Q) <br />.J +J <br />.J 0 <br />~ > <br /> <br />TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1986 <br /> <br />"distinctive" uniform for its personnel and a prohibition against the wearing of <br /> <br />such uniform or a similar uniform by other than the City's Police Officers. <br /> <br />Responding to Council's request from its meeting held September 9, 1986, City Mana- <br /> <br />ger Brown reported that, after having reviewed ordinances in force in several other <br /> <br />Virginia cities pertaining to barking or howling dogs, he prefers--along with the <br /> <br />City's Commonwealth's Attorney and Police Chief Terry L. Roop--the amendment he pre- <br /> <br />viously recommended to Section 5-39 of the City Code as being the best method of <br /> <br />controlling barking-and-howling dogs from an enforcement point of view, noting that <br /> <br />such enforcement would not require citizen involvement in bringing violators to <br /> <br />court. In addition, Mr. Brown presented a proposed amendment to said Section 5-39, <br /> <br />as prepared by City Attorney Worthy, which would require citizen involvement and <br /> <br />would be enforced under general nuisance-type provisions. After some discussion and <br /> <br />upon motion (duly seconded), Council accepted by a vote of three-to-two City Attor- <br /> <br />ney Worthy's proposed amendment and placed same (as Ordinance No. 86-12) on first <br /> <br />reading for Council's further consideration and/or action at its forthcoming <br /> <br />November 25th meeting. Voting against this motion were Mayor Oakes and Vice-Mayor <br /> <br />*Williams, with Mr. WilliamS*expressing support of the Administration in this matter. <br /> <br />Council referred to City Manager Brown, for his study and report, a proposal <br /> <br />initiated by the Henry County Board of Supervisors suggesting that City Council and <br /> <br />the Board of Supervisors create a joint study committee for the purpose of <br /> <br />investigating the design, erection and funding of "Welcome" signs along highways <br /> <br />throughout the City/County area. <br /> <br />City Manager Brown presented to Council a Safety Inspection-Report prepared by the <br /> <br />City's Safety Consultant (Mr. Oakley H. Fitzgerald) covering Phase 1 of a three- <br /> <br />phase proposal to upgrade the City's safety program. Mr. Brown reported that funds <br />