Ordinance & License Committee

Council Chambers, City Hall

Agenda — 17 items

1. 1. Call to Order
2. 2. Public Comment
3. 3. Approval of Minutes
4. A. O&L Minutes 04.22.2024 ID#24-9788
5. 4. Licenses
6. A. Invited Bartenders ID#24-9789 recommended for Council Consent Pass
7. B. Invited Other Applications ID#24-9790 recommended for Council Consent Pass
8. C. Other Applications ID#24-9791 recommended for Council Consent Pass
9. B. Invited Other Applications ID#24-9790 recommended for Council Consent Pass
10. 5. Review & Act On
11. A. Discussion and recommendation on proposed Mobile Food Vendor (food truck) ordinance ID#24-9757
12. B. Discussion and Possible Action on the Selection Method of the City Attorney ID#24-9792
13. C. Consideration and Possible Action on a Charter Ordinance Repealing Charter Ordinance 52-87, Regarding the Separation of the Offices of Clerk and Treasurer ID#24-9793 Recommended for Second Reading Pass
14. 6. Communications
15. 7. Adjournment
16. 15 Ald. Paul Wuteska, Chairman
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