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It was the consensus of those opposing the motion that they could see no difference between a restaurant at the proposed location which would not require a Conditional Use Permit, and a theater playhouse as far as any effect it may have on the surrounding industries; that the establishment would bring in revenues to the City; and would contribute to the general well-being of the community. During the discussion, concern was expressed abou~ the helicopter landing pad on the roof of the warehouse and the possibility of the establishment changing from plays to less desirable types of entertainment. Mr. Kendall stated that the rights to the landing pad were being reserved by the landlord, however, it was not anticipated that there would be any great use of it; that if a problem developed, the landlord had advised that they would be willing to forego its use. With regard to the possibility of changing types of entertainment, Mr. Kendall stated that as far as the landlord and appellant were concerned, there was no intent to do so. At the request of Councilman Evans, the Planning Director read into the record the letter addressed to the Planning Commission from C. J. Segerstrom dated September 24, 1973, stating his opposition to the Conditional Use Permit. (CA 13.3) RECESS present. At 9:30 P.M., a recess was declared. Council reconvened at 9:42 P.M. with all Council members SWEARING IN CEREMONY Waldo Haug was sworn in by the Clerk of the Council as a new member of the Personnel Board. (CA 50.8) PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Council considered the ORDINANCE report of the Director of Building Safety dated October 8, 1973, relating to the proposed Property Maintenance Ordinance. The proposed ordinance had been continued from the Council meeting of August 20, 1973, with staff direction to circulate it to various community groups in order to obtain ideas and recommendations. The Mayor stated that he was of the opinion that there had not been enough input from the community to make a decision on the ordinance that evening, and that Council might consider another continuance of the item, possibly for consideration during a study session. Councilman Griset concurred with the Mayor; Councilman Ward stated that he was concerned with the lack of enforcement of existing ordinances relative to the subject. Alex Acevedo, 207 E. Fourth, requested that Council continue the matter because of the pending Logan Area Study and the possible zone changes that might result. CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 385 OCTOBER 15, 1973