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463 <br /> December 5,1904 <br /> thought they had a,problem and they ca t e Mayo[and hie staff <br /> t <br /> and asked m to look at the ro e and[ o solve it and he <br /> thought theyhad a an a cellent Job. Thecourts a had said the <br /> The <br /> • was wrong but at least they had tried to do something and he <br /> Felt if Y. sat on your hands you're not going t e strting <br /> • omplished and the city will have problems, so he said a. really <br /> o <br /> appreciated the work the mayor and the staff had done this. <br /> The Mayor thanked him and commented on Co a <br /> Councilman's row's remarks <br /> saying that there great <br /> difference in what <br /> should rdo <br /> what You can do,and they a Y ewhatthey can Bo <br /> Councilman Nicheleon said he had been raised in an area that was <br /> known es the "Red Light' diatrict endright now lives..in an <br /> f the nt y di across be atr et them some doctors'homes. a°aid <br /> if Lhe City type <br /> o business, <br /> usi es a[h where pe pie can next to <br /> ooivs and <br /> operat that type of uusine,they'll De living nem o <br /> operate that kind of business whether h be book a ante <br /> thele[or whateverand he didn't think the peerssuet v bh Councilman wan n <br /> nem next door L them. said lhem t ith C cilmn <br /> city <br /> should <br /> not <br /> la sameea Councilman gong did but d Dalt the <br /> city should not delay and <br /> months <br /> as the Planning staff and e area <br /> had pent many tyke and m bite to confine i a certain area <br /> felt the city should shite the bullet it <br /> this trandt adopt to <br /> ordinance. <br /> Councilman O said it was his understanding that the Mayor <br /> Legal Department a[ telling the council cher would be ill <br /> advised to have first reading o this ordinance and <br /> n atherefore <br /> hereE nichtherew <br /> is no need for a public hearing so Ma me..Yubllcw nearing, <br /> an <br /> secended by Councilman Gipson to delete item r8, <br /> from the agenda have <br /> fir.wi h the understanding hat the subacitute <br /> ordinance would have first reading Lod.under item 8g. <br /> President Stephenson said he respected Councilman Morrow's opinion <br /> but obviously in this Instance it was a minoriopinion. He said <br /> the thing that troubled him 4 the fact that oftentimes hey tems the <br /> thebetien <br /> st <br /> the council takes at the time they dthe best <br /> interests <br /> of thought they hey haves at time <br /> ise11real often, toughlook back <br /> and d 1f a mistake had been to, clearly admit government, <br /> hat�n Re said he did <br /> take exception,however,with Hooking back after a mistake has been <br /> made,and in ms case it was a mistaken because of what the court <br /> said, the city i skill delaying the inevitable. Thea council <br /> ncil is <br /> still Cooing t have t deal with this issuer and the council bad <br /> ted deal wain it,in the majority'here,r t people wouldn't <br /> come o the council a year from tnow hey n e agoing did yoheieytnd not <br /> hey <br /> arethe going to sayid he'why didn'tas ¢You try to protect to community?*and <br /> said hes thought they had, so took be <br /> itithtrto <br /> crlalcism. Re said <br /> Councilman Morrows aewaay hadCea s <br /> Son and he would slimy¢give him t unity <br /> eid <br /> the city bad tried to deal with this issue through the land useut he and <br /> the city is not capable of doing that,ale wcourtsith had saidough this,but <br /> the city still has opportunityat of illegal activities. It's <br /> ial <br /> ncumbent <br /> n through a ° esus <br /> mthe upon[c citizens n o police this i much greeter <br /> than the city's secret soma have sone. <br /> II <br />