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TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1988 <br /> <br />Mr. Willjams' concerns and, also, noted that, because of some objections by area <br />property owners to her original petition seeking a commercial zoning for her <br />five lots, she then sought the P-2 zoning. Councilman-McClain then pointed out <br />the alternatives now facing Council with regard to these matters, especially in <br />light of having received conflicting recommendations thereon from the Planning <br />Commission (see minutes of Council's meeting held November 10, 1987, MB No. 26, <br />pages 118 and 119, for the first recommendation), viz., (1) take no action until <br />after first conferring with the Planning Commission in a joint session, or (2) <br />proceed to rezone Miss English's five lots to P-2 Professional, as requested. <br />Vice-Mayor Williams then introduced a motion, seconded by Councilman McClain, <br />that Council deny Miss English's' rezoning request. This motion was defeated by <br />a vote of three-to-two (Mayor Oakes and Councilmen Cole and Groden voting <br />against the motion and Vice-Mayor Williams and Councilman McClain voting for the <br />motion). On a separate and subsequent motion, duly seconded, council <br />unanimously extended its invitation to the Planning Commission to meet jointly <br />with Council on these matters at Council's forthcoming regular meeting scheduled <br />for January 26, 1988, beginning at 6:45 P.M. <br /> <br />Upon motion, duly seconded and unanimously carried, Council adopted the <br />following resolution which, at the request of the City's Electoral Board, <br />authorizes and directs City Attorney Worthy to seek the approval of the United <br />States Department of Justice of certain voter registration procedures, as set <br />forth in the resolution: <br /> <br /> <br />