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    MINUTESCommittee on Public Safety

    Wednesday, December 9, 200912:45 p.m.

    Tenth Floor Council ChambersCity Hall

    CALL TO ORDER

    The meeting called to order at 12:54 p.m.

    ROLL CALL

    Councilmember Sandy Allen, Chair excused absenceCouncilmember Carol Wood, Vice Chair Councilmember Eric Hewitt, Member

    OTHERS PRESENT

    Diana Bitely, Council Staff Brigham Smith, City AttorneyTom Cochran, Fire Chief Captain Ray Hall, LPDChris Swope, City Clerk

    APPROVAL OF MINUTES

    COUNCILMEMBER HEWITT MOVED THE MINUTES OF THE NOVEMBER 4, NOVEMBER 18, NOVEMBER 25, AND DECEMBER 2, 2009 COMMITTEE MEETINGS, AS SUBMITTED.MOTION CARRIED, 2-0.

    PUBLIC COMMENT ON AGENDA ITEMS

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    None.

    DISCUSSION/ACTION

    Discussion on the Cabaret License Ordinance

    Councilmember Wood expressed an interest in identifying a monetary amount for services within theresolution that would trigger action on behalf of the City to recoup some of the costs for city services inresponding to incidents.

    Councilmember Hewitt stated that he believes the purpose of the ordinance to be to define what isordinary versus what is extraordinary when the City is responding to calls for service.

    Councilmember Hewitt questioned if a dollar figure is necessary or if we can rely on the Chief of Policeand Fire to determine what that threshold is through a policy.

    Councilmember Wood questioned how many officers expended at one site would be consideredextraordinary.

    Captain Hall stated that this is a big concern to him and to the Lansing Police Department when he has tosend out seven officers and one command officer.

    Councilmember Wood questioned if the Lansing Fire Department files a follow up report following anincident.

    Chief Cochran stated that there would be a hospital report if their services were needed. It would takeapproximately 15 to 30 minutes to produce the report. He does not have an average time that it takes todeal with specific responses ahead of time, as it would differ each time.

    Mr. Smith suggested that Council request a detailed report of costs from the Administration that could beincluded as part of the record and findings of fact underlying the cabaret ordinance and the anticipatedresolution. This piece could wait until after the ordinance is in place.

    Councilmember Wood requested that next years Committee on Public Safety continue working on theresolution to accompany the cabaret ordinance and make it applicable.

    PENDING

    Fireworks Ordinance Noise Ordinance

    Underground Storage Tanks Regulations EPA Funding Grants Eric Hewitt and new ChairpersonUpdate on Motor Carrier Ordinance Procedures Final Draft for ApprovalWalter Brown U of M and MSU Surveillance Cameras

    ADJOURN

    The meeting adjourned at 4:10 pm.Submitted by,Diana BitelyRecording SecretaryLansing City Council

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    Approved by the Committee on __________________.

    PENDING

    Appropriate documents attached to original set of minutes.