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• to require all vendors to provide an on-site containment solution within six months of the ordinance adoption; • to require the new and larger vendors to install an on-site containment system with a month test period before imposing the requirement as listed above; and • to permit all vendors to develop their own plan for a containment system to operate until they have violated apre-set standard of compliance. Jay Trevino indicated to the committee that staff would invite the grocers association as well other retailers to the meeting to provide input. 5. PRE-SALE ORDINANCE Bruce Dunams provided the committee with additional information as requested on the programs that exist in other communities. He provided information from 14 other communities all of which have an entire property inspection program. He indicated that the staff recommendation would be to inspect the entire property should the city adopt an inspection program. He indicated that the staff had begun the process of contacting the real estate industry to initiate talks to discuss the committee proposal. He provided some preliminary information about the scope of project and initial staff analysis. Jay Trevino indicated that staff would invite real estate industry representatives to next committee meeting to provide direct feedback to the committee. Staff will continue to work on the development of the program and update the committee at the next meeting. 6. PUBLIC COMMENTS ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS -None 7. COMMITTEE MEMBER COMMENTS -None 8. ITEMS FOR NEXT MEETING A. Pre-Sale Residential Inspection Ordinance 9. NEXT MEETING DATE: Tuesday, February 28,2006 ADJOURNMENT - 7:45 P.M. Kenneth Adams Assistant Director/Planning & Building Agency KA/rb S:Council CommMICE CClNICE Minutes Ot-24-06 Neighborhood Improvement/Code Enforcement Council Committee Minutes January 24, 2006 13B-5