2. Approve minutes from November 14, 2001. 3. Discussion/action on Ordinance 2001-05 amending community development fees to provide for deposit and reimbursement procedures. 4. Discussion/action on adoption of International Sign Regulations and Lighting Requirements. 5. Adjourn until December 13, 2001, at 7:00 p.m. City Council Agenda THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2001 - 6:30 PM 1. Call to Order/Approval of Minutes. 2. Mayor's Volunteer of the Month Community Service Award. 3. Business license by Steve Elmer for Prime Buy Direct for internet sales home business at 1023 W 1700 S. 4. Set date and discuss Christmas Party. 5. Presentation of Status of I-15 project by Michael Baker. 6. Redistricting of municipal election districts. 7. Resolution 2001-N entering an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Weber County for roads management. 8. Public hearing and discussion/action to consider potential projects for CDBG application funding for 2001. 9. Ordinance 2001-03 for pedestrian limited access areas where public safety necessitates. 10. Ordinance 2001-04 implementing a daytime curfew on juveniles during school hours and providing enforcement penalties and parental responsibility. 11. Request Planning Commission address annexation amendments from H.B. 155 including policy plan, plans and associated elements for the 2005-2007 I-15 widening, agriculture protection and community entryway area overlays, revision of general plan policies, and reconsider high density area on 1200 West/700 South. 12. Legislative oversight and Mayor's report. 13. Adjourn until Thursday, December 20, 2001 at 6:30 p.m. Notice: the above agendas are only tentative. For a final agenda contact the City Office, 627-1919. DUNCAN TORR MURRAY ATTORNEY AT LAW 627-2646 or 791-0078 2411 Kiesel Ave., Ste. 409, Ogden by appointment only (South of the Ogden Mall, behind and to the west of the Eccles Bldg./Egyptian Theater) Bring this coupon for $20 to $50 off - Wills, Trusts, Estate & Financial Planning LOCAL UPDATES Elections. The 2001 municipal elections were held on November 6, 2001. The Elections were a great success Marriott-Slaterville City had nearly a 20% turn out from our voters. All incumbents were unopposed and were reelected for a four year term as follows: Mayor Keith H. Butler, Council Member Delbert Hodson and Council Member Kim Slater. Thanks to all of you who came out and voted and showed support for our wonderful community. Roaming Dogs Wander the Roads. Several elderly residents have informed their council representative that they have been accosted by dogs as they walk along the roads in the community. Fortunately, the dogs thus far have been friendly, but to an elderly resident an approaching large dog can give quite a scare. Please watch you dogs so neighbors can peacefully walk the roads in the community. Senior Volunteer Program. Debbie DeVries is asking residents ages 55 and older interested in volunteering for community service projects to contact RSVP at 625-3782 or 625-3777 to sign up. Monthly Volunteer Award. Shauna Meyerhoffer received the Mayor's Volunteer Service Award for the month of October 2001. Governor's Award in the Humanities. Elna Lucas was presented with the 2001 Governor's Award in the Humanities at a reception and dinner in Salt Lake City last month. Elna was selected by the Utah Humanities Council from nominations across the state for her efforts in compiling a community history for Marriott-Slaterville. A Time to be Thankful. Have a Happy Thanksgiving and let us all be mindful of the tremendous blessings we enjoy in this, our wonder nation - the United States of America - Land of the Free and Home of the Brave! 200