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TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1989 to the stationary signs suggested by Mr. Katz, Mr. Towarnicki recommended against that proposal, indicating that a transition by motor vehicle traffic to such installation, followed withina relatively short period of time by another transition to the permanent signal lights, might create more problems as well as confusion. Council unanimously accepted for introduction and first reading a proposed amendment, in the form of Ordinance No. 89-7, to the City's Zoning Ordinance, as requested by Mr. Conrad M. Knight, Architect, and as recommended for Council's enactment by the Planning Commission, to permit operation, under certain conditions, of adult day-care centers in the City's R-6 Residential" and "P-1 Professional" districts. Council called for a duly-advertised public hearing to be conducted by Council on this proposed amendment at Council's forthcoming regular meeting scheduled for July 25, 1989. Council also unanimously accepted for introduction and first reading a proposed ordinance (identified as Ordinance No. 89-8) to implement the requirements of the State of Virginia with regard to "Going Out of Business" sales, where advertised and conducted, for which a permit shall be required as well as a permit fee of $50.00, plus an inventory of goods to be offered for sale, plus a prohibition against commingling non-sale goods. Mr. J. Ronnie Minter, City Commissioner of the Revenue, appeared before Council in support of the proposed ordinance, which he agreed to administer if the proposed permit fee will be no 'less than fifty dollars as proposed. In response to inquiry, Mr. Minter reported that such permit fees will go into the City's General Fund revenues.