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., _-_~.___,...,._,,,r,..,a,..a,.,,o~.a,~ ~rat'f nrnvide information regazdine: 1) whether or not staff would propose to Commissioner Mondo requested staff provide information regazding: 1) whether or not staff would propose to amortize or sunset the existing fences to meet the code; 2) how enforcement and prosecution would be handled; and 3) he recommended a funding mechanism be crafted as an incentive for code compliance. In addition, he expressed that there was a need for the information to be relayed to the public before any action was taken on the proposed ordinance and commented that there may be a need for making a distinction between arterial and residential fencing. Commissioner Doughty expressed concern with property owners who have spent a great deal financially on their fences and the City informing them that their fence was not in compliance with standards. ' Commissioner Cribb expressed that he was opposed to chain link fencing at residential sites. Commissioner Solorio expressed that he would like to ensure fairness citywide; and asked when the Del Hi Park issue would be reviewed by City Council; and commented that he had recently read an article in the local paper regarding shopping cart retrieval and the estimated costs of retrieving the carts and asked if the estimated figure of $100,000 was accurate. Ms. Uptegraff responded that she did not have the exact figure, however, the program was costly. Commissioner Verino stated that she believed a program needed to be in place, and the ordinance would only work if the City demonstrated a good faith effort; and she offered to assist with the work efforts if needed. Comments from the Executive Director. Ms. Uptegraff informed the Commission that: 1) the Police Department along with coordination with Code Enforcement would be taking a modification to Chapter 41, without Planning Commission review, to City Council regazding prohibiting any commercial trucks as large or larger than 3.25 tons not being allowed to park in residential neighborhoods; and 2) staff had met with Ryland Homes regarding a potential site at Memory Lane and Flower for some high quality single-family units. K. Comments from the Plaanina Manager and staff. Mr. Kenneth Adams, Planning Manager, informed the Commission that due to the recent inquiries regazding the school sites in the City, that he would be having a discussion with the Commission to address concerns that ' the Commission would like to discuss with Mr. Mike Vail and that staff would invite Mr. Vail to a future meeting to discuss the school issues directly with the Commission. L. Recess. The afternoon session recessed at 7:00 p.m