G5-13 Ordinance No. G5-13
AN ORDINANCE
AMENDING TITLE 19 OF THE ELGIN MUNICIPAL CODE, 1976,
AS AMENDED ENTITLED, "ZONING"
TO PROVIDE FOR DRINKING PLACES, AND OUTDOOR EATING AND DRINKING
PLACES AS PERMITTED LAND USES IN THE CC 1 AND CC2 CENTER CITY DISTRICTS
WHEREAS, written application has been made to provide for Drinking Places, and
Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places as Permitted Land Uses in the CC 1 and CC2 Center City
Districts; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission held a public hearing concerning the
proposed amendments after due notice in manner provided by law; and
WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Commission has forwarded the proposed
amendments to the City Council with a recommendation for approval; and
WHEREAS, the Community Development Department recommends the requested
amendment be granted.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF ELGIN, ILLINOIS:
Section 1. That Section 19.35.530 of the Elgin Municipal Code, 1976, as amended,
entitled "Land Use", Subsection A.6 thereof entitled "Retail Trade Division" be and is hereby
further amended by adding the following land uses thereto:
Drinking places (alcoholic beverages) (5813).
"Outdoor eating and drinking facilities" [SR] (UNCL).
Section 2. That Section 19.35.530 of the Elgin Municipal Code, 1976, as amended,
entitled "Land Use", Subsection B.5 thereof entitled "Retail Trade Division" be and is hereby
further amended by deleting the land uses enumerated in Section 1 of this ordinance.
Section 3. That Section 19.35.730 of the Elgin Municipal Code, 1976, as amended,
entitled "Land Use", Subsection A.6 thereof entitled "Retail Trade Division" be and is hereby
further amended by adding the following land uses thereto:
Drinking places (alcoholic beverages) (5813).
"Outdoor eating and drinking facilities" [SR] (UNCL).
Section 4. That Section 19.35.730 of the Elgin Municipal Code, 1976, as amended,
entitled "Land Use", Subsection B.5 thereof entitled "Retail Trade Division" be and is hereby
further amended by deleting the land uses enumerated in Section 3 of this ordinance.
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Section 5. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of
this ordinance be and are hereby repealed to the extent of any such conflict.
Section 6. That this ordinance shall be in full force and effect upon its passage and
publication in the manner provided by law.
David J. Ka tain, ayor
Presented: January 23, 2013
Passed: January 23, 2013
Omnibus Vote: Yeas: 7 Nays: 0
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PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
Recommendation and Findings of Fact on the
Proposed Text Amendment Providing for
Drinking Places, and Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places
As Permitted Land Uses in the
CC1 and CC2 Center City Districts
Community Development Department City of Elgin,Illinois
OVERVIEW
Approval of an amendment to the text of the Zoning Ordinance to provide for Drinking
Places, and Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places as Permitted Land Uses in the CC1 and
CC2 Center City Districts.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Petition No.: 39-12
RECOMMENDATION: APPROVE(see Recommendation Detail)
Applicant: City of Elgin
Staff Coordinator: Sarosh Saher, AICP; Senior Planner
History: After due notice as required by law, the Planning and Zoning
Commission held a public hearing and considered Petition
39-12 on December 3, 2012. The city as applicant submitted
a Text Amendment Review dated December 3, 2012 and
testified at the public hearing.
List of Exhibits: A. Draft Ordinance with proposed language to amend
Chapter 19.35—Business Districts
B. Transcript
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BACKGROUND
The City of Elgin proposes to amend the text of the zoning ordinance such that Drinking
Places, and Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places within the downtown may be established
as of right. Currently, these uses are only permitted within the AB Area Business districts
Findings of Fact Planning &Zoning Commission
Petition 39-12 December 3, 2012
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and the CI Commercial Industrial Districts. Within the CC1 Center City and CC2 Center
City districts, these uses are a conditional use, and staff advises interested parties that a
conditional use process can take anywhere from 60 to 90 days. The land uses will continue
to remain conditional uses in the NB Neighborhood Business, ORI Office Research
Industrial, and GI General Industrial Districts.
This recommendation does not affect any size limitation or off-street parking requirements,
if any. Table 1 below summarizes the current and proposed permissibility of the land uses
within all non-residential zoning districts.
Table 1. Current and Proposed Permissibility of Drinking Places and
Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places
Zoning District Permitted or Code Proposed
Conditional Section Change
RB Not N/A. None
Residence Business provided for
NB Conditional 19.35.330 B.5 None
Neighborhood Business
AB Permitted 19.35.430 A.6 None
Area Business
ORI Conditional 19.40.130.B.4 None
Office Research
Industrial
GI Conditional 19.40.330.B.4 None
General Industrial
CI Permitted 19.40.530.A.5 None
Commercial Industrial
CC1 Conditional 19.35.530 B.5 Permitted
Center City Use
CC2 Conditional 19.35.730 B.5 rather than
Center City Conditional
Use.
Making drinking places, and outdoor Eating and drinking places a permitted use will bring
about positive changes to downtown Elgin.
Downtown Elgin functions as a unique community mixed-use center within the planning
area. It is the historic and traditional heart of the community. Recommended land uses
include a compatible mix of residential (30+ du/ac), employment, educational, civic, and
office uses, combined with a cultural and entertainment center focus that extends activities
throughout the day. Pedestrian, bicycle, transit and vehicular circulation systems are
coordinated and efficient. Streets and places are designed to encourage pedestrian activity.
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Buildings and structures of historic or architectural value are maintained in active service,
where feasible.
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Findings of Fact Planning &Zoning Commission
Petition 39-12 December 3, 2012
The other mixed use centers within the community are primarily located within AB Area
Business Districts where Drinking Places, and Outdoor Eating and Drinking Places are
currently allowed to establish as permitted uses.
Additionally, these land uses were historically established in downtown Elgin. Allowing
the uses to establish by right provides an increased opportunity for entertainment venues to
establish, which would bring more people downtown and frequenting downtown
businesses in the evening hours when offices are closed for the day. Similarly, more
people downtown increases safety and security, as "eyes on the street" discourage
inappropriate behavior. When presented with an opportunity to make such a positive
change, the city should ensure that any associated processes do not include unnecessary
steps, such as taking a petition through a conditional use review requiring city council
approval. In this case, one can see little net gain to the city by adding 60 to 90 days to the
development review process with a $1,000 to $1,500 price tag.
It should be noted that business owners and applicants will still need to obtain a liquor
license requiring a hearing before the Liquor Commission comprising of a committee of
the whole city council. It would therefore seem redundant to have the same application
reviewed by the city council through the conditional use process.
FINDINGS OF FACT
The Planning&Zoning Commission finds that the proposed text amendment:
1. Will enhance the effectiveness of the zoning ordinance;
2. Will enhance the downtown as a cultural and entertainment center that extends
activities throughout the day, and promote its revitalization;
3. Will not negatively affect city efforts to promote a positive image, which includes
making downtown a retail and restaurant destination; and
4. Will not adversely affect the city"s ability in enforcing regulations regarding the
establishment of drinking and outdoor eating and drinking places.
RECOMMENDATION DETAIL
The Planning and Zoning Commission hereby recommends the approval of Petition 39-12.
On a motion to recommend approval of Petition 39-12,the vote of the Planning and Zoning
Commission was five (5) yes and zero (0)no.
Respectfully Submitted,
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Findings of Fact Planning &Zoning Commission
Petition 39-12 December 3,2012
s/Robert Siljestrom
Robert Siljestrom, Chairman
Planning and Zoning Commission
s/David Waden
David Waden, Secretary
Planning and Zoning Commission
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A.{ OF E� .. Application Number 39-12
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Subject
Property Address City of Elgin
(Attach Legal Description)
Present Zoning N/A Property Size N/A acres/sq ft
Applicant
Applicant Name Sarosh B. Saher, AICP, Senior Planner, Community Development Dept.
Address City of Elgin, 150 Dexter Court, Elgin, IL 60120
Primary Contact Sarosh Saher Day Phone 847-931-5943
Fax 849-931-6790 E-mail saher_s @cityofelgin.org
Owner
` °s. Owner Name N/A Day Phone N/A
�/ Address N/A
Requested ❑Annexation
Action(s) ❑Annexation Agreement
❑Variation (Specify Section)
El Map Amendment (Specify Requested Zoning)
El Conditional Use (Specify Use)
❑Planned Development (Specify Requested Zoning)
El Master Concept Plan
0 Text Amendment (Specify Section) Amend 19.35.530 and 19.35.730-Land Uses in the CC1 and CC2 districts
❑Preliminary Plat of Subdivision
❑Final Plat of Subdivision
❑Conceptual Plan Review
❑Appeal (Specify)
A/V Equipment Please indicate if you intend to use the following during the Public Hearing:
❑ Overhead projector
❑ PowerPoint presentation
(If applicable:Properties within a Historic District must give the Heritage Commission 30 Days notice prior to Public Hearing)
Application Fee Schedule
Annexation Preliminary Plat of Subdivision
❑$3,660.00 Property Less Than 10 Acres o$6,885.00 Property Less Than 10 Acres
o$4,890.00 Property 10-99.99 Acres n$9,495.00 Property 10-99.99 Acres
o$6,085.00 Property 100+Acres o$9,745.00 Property 100+Acres
Annexation Agreement Review Fee Map Amendment
❑$ 1,230.00 Property Less Than 10 Acres o$ 800.00 Property Less Than 10 Acres
o$6,085.00 Property 10-99.99 Acres o$ 1,100.00 Property 10-99.99 Acres
o$ 12,170.00 Property 100+Acres o$ 1,460.00 Property 100+Acres
Planned Developments Variation
o$ 1,035.00 As a Conditional Use o$250.00 Property Less Than 10,000 sq.ft.
o$ 1,715.00 As a Map Amendment o$800.00 Property Greater Than 10,000 sq.ft
Master Concept Plan Text Amendment
o$ 1,715.00 Property of any size o$500.00 Text Amendment
Conditional Use Final Plat
o$800.00 Property of any size o$605.00
Appeal Publishing Deposit
❑$ 125.00 All Appeals o$240.00
Deposit for Impact Assessment Hearing Sign Deposit
o$3,515.00 0$ 145.00 Sign/_Total Number of Signs
Conceptual Plan Review* Transcript Deposit
o$300.00 Property Less Than 5 Acres o$240.00 Amendment,Conditional Use,MCP
o$615.00 Property 5-99.99 Acres n$ 125.00 Variation or Appeal
o$ 1,230.00 Property 100+Acres
*no conceptual review fee shall be required for residential variations
Escrow Account Fees
o Preliminary Engineering Review Fee(Based on 1.5%of Estimated Preliminary Engineering Costs)
o Stormwater Management Review Fee(Based on 2%of Stormwater Management Costs)
Office Use Only
Application Fee/PN010-0000-563-0000 N/A Date Received
Transcript Fee/ PN010-0000-237-0400 N/A Received By
Sign Deposit / PN010-0000-237-0400 N/A
Publishing Dep./PN010-0000-237-0400 N/A
Impact Deposit/PN010-0000-237-0400 N/A
Total Fees N/A
I hereby affirm that I have full legal capacity to authorize the filing of this application and that all information
• and exhibits herewith submitted are true and correct to the best of my knowledge. I authorize employees of
the City Of Elgin to enter onto the property for the purposes of preparing the application review and taking
site photographs.
Applicant/Agent signature Owner signature
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(If other than owner)
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BEFORE THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
5 OF THE CITY OF ELGIN
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8 Proposed Text Amendment to ) No. 39-12
the Elgin Municipal Code; )
9 Drinking Places and Outdoor )
Eating and Drinking Places in )
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12 REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS had at the hearing of
13 the above-entitled matter before the Planning and
14 Zoning Commission of the City of Elgin in the
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16 150 Dexter Court, Elgin, Illinois, on
17 December 3, 2012, at the hour of 7 :25 p.m.
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1 PRESENT:
2 MR. ROBERT SILJESTROM, Chairman;
3 MS. CHRISTINE AWE, Member;
4 MS. BETH A. KRUGER, Member;
5 MS. EMI (MORALES) SALAZAR, Member; and
6 MR. ANTHONY PEDOTE, Member.
7 ALSO PRESENT:
8 MR. WILLIAM A. COGLEY, Corporation Counsel;
9 MR. MARC MYLOTT, Community Development Director;
10 MR. SAROSH SANER, Planning Manager; and
11 MR. DAVE WADEN, Senior Planner.
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1 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Moving ahead,
2 Petition 39-12, to provide for drinking places
3 and outdoor eating and drinking places as
4 permitted land uses in the CC1 and CC2 Center
5 City Districts.
6 Mr. Secretary, do you have evidence here of
7 proper notice?
8 MR. SAHER: Yes, we do.
9 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Has anyone
10 signed in as an interested party?
11 MR. SAHER: Not at this time.
12 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Then would you
13 please give us a background on this, and then we
14 will proceed from there.
15 MR. SANER: Thank you, {Mr. Chairman.
16 This amendment proposes to amend the text
17 of the Zoning Ordinance to allow for drinking
18 places and outdoor eating and drinking places
19 within the downtown to be established as a right,
20 as permitted uses.
21 These two types of uses are currently
22 allowed as conditional uses requiring a public
23 hearing process and final approval by the City
24 Council.
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1 Staff is recommending that within the
2 downtown, because of the character of the
3 downtown, that these uses be established by right
4 through a simple occupancy permit because of the
5 following reasons: These uses were historically
6 established in downtown from the time the
7 downtown was established.
8 It would certainly increase the opportunity
9 for entertainment venues to be established in
10 downtown quickly and more effectively,
11 considering the fact that downtown has been
12 designated as the core of the city, to be
13 designated as a cultural and entertainment center
14 of the city, as well .
15 It would also remove any unnecessary steps
16 of going through the effort and the time and
17 energy of a conditional use public hearing, with
18 staff reports and final City Council approval,
19 and would also save the applicants, petitioners,
20 property owners of the costs that are associated
21 with conditional uses.
22 But, importantly, it should also be noted
23 that this would not preclude the City Council
24 from still being aware of and considering these
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1 kinds of uses, particularly with respect to
2 drinking places.
3 The City Council, which sits entirely on
4 the Liquor Commission, already has purview and
5 review of these licenses as they come before
6 them, so it would simply seem redundant to have
7 the same application in the form of a conditional
8 use also go before the City Council.
9 So in light of all of these reasons, staff
10 is recommending that the text of the Zoning
11 Ordinance be amended to allow these two types of
12 uses, which is the drinking places land use and
13 the outdoor eating and drinking places, as
14 permitted uses in the CC1 and CC2 Districts.
15 Both the CC1 and the CC2 Districts are considered
16 the districts primarily of which downtown
17 comprises of.
18 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Questions or
19 comments or thoughts regarding 39-12?
20 Ms. Morales .
21 MEMBER SALAZAR: Not at this moment.
22 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Okay. Ms . Awe.
23 MEMBER AWE: I have a question.
rbsk24 For the outdoor eating and drinking, will
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1 the area -- like if it' s in the front on the
2 sidewalk -- will that be roped off?
3 I think like the Gasthaus has a barricade
4 up around there. Is that going to be a
5 requirement?
6 MR. SAHER: Actually, that type of
7 outdoor eating and drinking is within the
8 right-of-way and is not under the purview of our
9 Zoning Ordinance or the Planning and Zoning
10 Commission.
11 Those types of requests are handled
12 directly through license agreements and
13 ordinances for encroachment into the public
14 right-of-way by our Legal Department and the City
15 Council.
16 MEMBER AWE: Ah-hah. Okay.
17 Thank you.
18 MR. SAHER: Sure.
19 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Ms. Kruger,
20 comments or thoughts?
21 MEMBER KRUGER: I have a comment.
22 I think this is a great change to the
23 conditional use, making it permitted, as it will
24 encourage small businesses to hopefully get into
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1 the downtown neighborhood, as it really is --
2 it ' s really needed to help, so I 'm glad we're
3 making this change -- or recommending this
4 change.
5 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Mr. Pedote?
6 MEMBER PEDOTE: Mr. Sarosh, we talked
7 earlier today and in regards to -- the Gasthaus
8 did come in front of the Zoning Commission.
9 MR. SAHER: It did not. I checked
10 our records this morning. And I have a list here
11 that shows, between the years 2000 and 2012, the
12 Gasthaus was not brought before the Zoning
13 Commission with regards to this issue of outdoor
14 eating and drinking within the right-of-way.
15 It was an issue that was considered and
16 approved by our City Council through a special
17 encroachment ordinance.
18 MEMBER PEDOTE: All right.
19 Is -- can you clarify -- because -- I mean,
20 I know that eating and -- anything with alcohol
21 is going to be regulated by the Liquor
22 Commission --
23 MR. SAHER: Yes.
24 MEMBER PEDOTE: -- like -- maybe of
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1 the whole, as Mayor Raptain' s appointed it.
2 How has the process been for the other
3 food establishments that are setting up in the
4 right-of-way?
5 Are we going to have any type of process
6 where at least, Marc Mylott, you' ll have an
7 opportunity to review whatever comes in -- what
8 people are going to be putting outside -- so we
9 have some type of standard, what is in our
10 community?
11 MR. MYLOTT: As Sarosh explained
12 earlier, that those types of applications .047)
13 originate through the Legal Department. And I
14 had a chance to speak today -- following a
15 conversation that you and I had expressing those
16 concerns -- with Corporation Counsel Bill Cogley,
17 and he had no reservations about routing those
18 down through the Community Development Department
19 to ensure that proper spacing is provided so
20 that, if areas need to be roped to ensure that
21 tables and chairs don' t creep and otherwise
22 restrict accessibility requirements, that we can
23 have an opportunity to look at them for
24 aesthetics to ensure they're complementary to not
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1 just what the City has done but perhaps what
2 their neighbors have done.
3 So we are more than willing to make those
4 accommodations and -- so that we can still have
5 the expediency of the application but ensure that
6 all the I ' s are dotted and T' s are crossed.
7 MEMBER PEDOTE: Thank you.
8 MR. MYLOTT: You're welcome.
9 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Anyone have a
10 further thought or comment?
11 MEMBER SALAZAR: Just to go off of
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12 that -- but it' s not a formal policy or
13 procedure? This would just be an in-house
14 agreement somewhat that you would have, though,
15 to review these files?
16 MR. MYLOTT: Yes, ma'am. But they
17 would have -- I 'm sorry.
18 MR. COGLEY: Actually, the -- there
19 is an ordinance which prohibits the commercial
20 use of the right-of-way, so it ' s prohibited
21 unless we -- the City approves a license
22 agreement, so we can place whatever conditions we
23 choose to on that.
24 And so the property owner, the commercial
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1 establishment, needs the City' s permission, and
2 as part of that review and determining whether to
3 give permission, we're going to institute a
4 procedure where Community Development will review
5 the design of it and then report back with their
6 recommendations so that if, in an instance a
7 property owner did not want to comply with those,
8 we simply wouldn't grant the permission.
9 They don't have a -- there' s no right to
10 use the public way for your private business.
11 But for -- you know, we do try to
12 accommodate these entities where it ' s helpful to
13 their business and provides an amenity for
14 outdoor dining. If it ' s reasonable, we try to
15 accommodate it if we can.
16 MEMBER SALAZAR: And then there will
17 no longer be a public input for these types of
18 businesses coming in, then; correct?
19 It would just be the internal review?
20 MR. COGLEY: Well, in the -- the
21 outdoor eating and drinking places, really, that
22 are being referred to here are those that occur
23 on private property.
24 It would be something like -- the
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1 Prairie Rock has their dining area around the
2 back of it, but it' s located on private property,
3 so that was a separate conditional use for that
4 type of facility.
5 That' s fairly limited in the downtown
6 because they just don' t have a lot of -- there' s
7 a lot of built-out lots . That' s a pretty rare
8 circumstance. Most of the outdoor things that I
9 think we all see are -- that -- are asking to use
10 cafe areas out on the street.
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11 And so the ones that are being made a
12 permitted use here, frankly, are pretty rare in
13 the CC1 and CC2 . And on top of that, there still
14 is a public process if they involve a liquor
15 license, and that is through the Liquor
16 Commission. Their meetings are public; public
17 sign notifications go up, and there' s a public
18 process for that.
19 MEMBER SALAZAR: So if it' s on the
20 public right-of-way, they don' t have to come
21 through -- still -- here? Is that correct or no?
22 MR. COGLEY: No.
23 MEMBER SALAZAR: We' re bypassing
24 that?
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1 MR. COGLEY: No. If it was on the
2 public right-of-way, it never came through here.
3 It ' s always been a licensing regimen.
4 MEMBER SALAZAR: So like he used the
5 Gasthaus. It just would never come here to begin
6 with?
7 MR. SAHER: It did not come here.
8 MR. COGLEY: Right. That' s right.
9 MEMBER SALAZAR: Okay.
10 Thank you.
11 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Anyone else
12 before we move on?
13 (No response. )
14 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Okay. Let the
15 record show that no one appeared in the audience.
16 The Chairman will entertain a motion on
17 39-12 .
18 MEMBER KRUGER: I move to recommend
19 that City Council approve Petition No. 39-12
20 subject to the conditions in our packet and --
21 outlined within our packet -- and to adopt the
22 findings of the Commission, those findings also
23 provided within our packet.
24 MEMBER AWE: Second.
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1 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Any discussion?
2 (No response. )
3 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Secretary,
4 please call the roll.
5 MR. WADEN: Ms. Awe.
6 MEMBER AWE: Yes.
7 MR. WADEN: Ms. Kruger.
8 MEMBER KRUGER: Yes.
9 MR. WADEN: Ms. Morales.
10 MEMBER SALAZAR: Yes .
11 MR. WADEN: Mr. Pedote.
12 MEMBER PEDOTE: Yes.
13 MR. WADEN: Chairman Siljestrom.
14 CHAIRMAN SILJESTROM: Yes.
15 This concludes our consideration of 39-12 .
16 (Which were all the proceedings
17 had in the above-entitled matter
18 at the hour of 7 :35 p.m. )
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