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The committee unanimously approved petitions to create an 18-month Local Historic District Study Committee, clarify City Council agenda explanations, revise public-speaker information requirements, and correct Rule 26. It tabled proposed changes to the fire department fee schedule, a Lake Management Commission ordinance, and an elected-official notice ordinance for later meetings.
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The approved historic-district measure would create a seven-member committee to study whether one or more areas or buildings should receive local historic protection; its recommendations would return to the City Council. The committee also approved clearer agenda language and a Rule 1C change requiring a speaker’s name and municipality of residence while removing an explanatory paragraph. Several other proposals were postponed, including fee schedule changes and a Lake Management Commission ordinance.
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