Recommendation to declare ordinance amending the Long Beach Municipal Code by amending Sections 10.24.005, 10.24.077, 10.24.078, 10.24.079, and 10.24.080; by adding Section 10.24.081; and by repealing Section 10.24.076, all relating to parking of oversized vehicles, read and adopted as read.  (Citywide)
We did 3435. Oh, you know, actually, there's a request from one of the council members who has to leave. What item is that, Councilmember? Which one is it? 40. There's no objection. We'll hear item 40 next. Item four is a communication from the city attorney recommendation to declare an ordinance amending the Long Beach Municipal Code, all relating to parking of oversize vehicles. Read first, read the first time and lead over to the next regular meeting of the City Council for Final Reading. There is a motion and a second. Is there any public comment on this scene? Senior public comment. Councilman Ringa. Yeah, I just wanted to bring it forward to clarify that the next steps in this process is that it goes through the Courts Commission. Is that correct? Mayor or Vice Mayor? Councilmember. Your Honor. That is correct. The action tonight would be to. Adopt a resolution directing them to submit it to the California Coastal Commission. And if you. On your action tonight, if we could take two different. Votes, one on the ordinance. And one on the resolution directing us to go to Coastal. We'll take two votes. Okay. So that's one mango grace. The joint speak on the second told Councilman Price. Councilman Mango. I know that even earlier today we were trying to get some clarification on the gate in the the keeping of RV's behind the gate. I know there was some debate between two staff members and we get that figured out and what the resolution of the answer is. Catherine Longo That is correct. I think when we made the presentation the first. Time, there was some discussion about storing our RV's behind a gate. That isn't referenced in what's before the council this evening. That would be handled under a different item and it would be in our zoning code. You are correct that we are still working with department services staff to verify whether or not that is in the zoning code. I will follow up with you if in fact you want to move forward with addressing a change if it does exist. Now, if it is, this would be the first step. Thank you so much. There's a motion in the second in the public comment scene. And please cast your vote of first vote, which is the vote, the approval of the item, and then we'll do the resolution to the Coast Commission, correct? That's correct, Mayor. The first vote will be. On directing to prepare the. Order. The ordinance will. Motion carries him in the second row. Please. This is on the resolution.