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21 7. SPECIAL AND INFORMATION REPORTS Item 7a Actions of the Zoninq Administrator and Planninq Commission (IR93:02 Ms. Scribner expressed concern about advertising on awnings downtown and asked if the Municipal Code allowed that. Mr. Swift indicated it did allow generic advertising. There were no appeals. Mayor Tarver indicated that there are still a couple of items that must be considered despite the lateness of the hour. It was moved by Mr. Pico, seconded by Ms. Scribner, that Council accept the reports for items 9a through 9g. The roll call vote was as follows: AYES: Councilmembers Mohr, Pico, Scribner, and Mayor Tarver NOES: None ABSENT: None ABSTAIN: None Mr. Tarver asked if there were objections to hearing items 12a, 12c and 13a this evening regardless of the hour. There were none. All other items are to be continued to the next agenda. ~2. REPORTS OF THE cITY MANAG=R Item 12a Reconsideration of Ordinance No. 1579 (Kottinqer Hills Development Plan) There were no questions of staff from Council. Becky Dennis, 838 Gray Fox Circle, believed that Council should postpone the decision until the full Council can vote on the matter. She felt the voters should have the opportunity to express themselves on Kottinger Hills by electing a fifth councilmember to represent them on the issue. She stated she is a known opponent of the Kottinger Hills project and an organizer of the referendum against the project. If she is elected, she believes part of the reason would be her active opposition to the project. There were voters who signed the petition, who wanted time to review the project and postponing a decision until after there is a full council takes nothing away from these people. The coming election is the residents' opportunity to determine how the council will represent them on this issue as well as others. As Thomas Jefferson said, "It is better to delay than to err." Ms. Dennis wanted the voters to decide the major question of their 1/5/93 21