Mayor Clark, Mayor ProTem 
    Lorenzo, Council Members Bononi, Crawford, Csordas, DeRoche and Kramer
    
    APPROVAL OF AGENDA:
    SPECIAL REPORTS:
    COMMITTEE REPORTS:
    PRESENTATIONS:
    
      
      - Presentation of Community Service Plaques:
      - Julie Johnson for service on Economic Development Corporation
- Kim Herbert for service on Community Clubs Board of Trustees
      - Mayoral Award Presentation to James Webster
PUBLIC HEARING:
    
    REPORTS:
    
      
      - CITY MANAGER
- DEPARTMENTS
      - Novi Community that Cares Coalition Special Presentation – Beth Belter
- Ordinance Enforcement Report on 2214 Austin Drive – Don Saven
- Ice Arena Financial Report – Kathy Smith-Roy and Dan Davis
- Environmental Status Report-D.P.W. Sewage Spill – Tony Nowicki and Ben 
      Farnham
- ATTORNEY
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION:
    CONSENT AGENDA (Approval/Removals)
    MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part I
    
      
      - Request for Zoning Map Amendment No. 18.588 rezone 57.126 acres from 
      I-1, Light Industrial to B-2, Community Commercial, property located 
      southeast corner of Wixom Road and Grand River Avenue.
- Request for approval of Revised Preliminary Site Plan, Wetlands Permit 
      and Design and Construction Standards Ordinance Waiver for Fountain Walk 
      (AKA: Village Oaks, NOVA) SP98-15, Property is located west on Donelson 
      Drive, south of Twelve Mile Road in the Regional Center District (RC).
- Request for approval of Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment No. 18-153 - 
      An Ordinance to amend Subsection 1602.4 and Section 2302A, of Ordinance 
      97-18, The City of Novi Zoning Ordinance to recognize - II Reading and 
      Final Adoption
- Request for approval of Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment No. 18-156 – 
      An ordinance to add the definitions of :Floor Area, Gross", Floor Area, 
      Gross Leasable" and Scenic Drive" to Section 201 of Ordinance No. 97-18, 
      the City of Novi Zoning Ordinance; to amend the definition of :Floor Area, 
      Usable" contained within Section 201 of said Ordinance; to amend 
      Subsections 402.1 and 2505.12 and 2507.3 of said Ordinance; to amend 
      Subpart 1905e of said Ordinances; to amend footnote (B) of Section 2400 of 
      said Ordinance; to delete excess verbiage, permit hospice care facilities 
      as a special land use in the RM-1 and NCC Districts; delete the PD-2 and 
      PD-4 options; amend land area requirements for child care centers; allow 
      the waiver of the berming requirements in the I-1 District and provide new 
      loading space requirements - I Reading
- Request for approval to continue discussions of the Cell Tower 
      Proposals for Community Sports Park and Novi Ice Arena
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
      BREAK AT 9:30 PM
      MATTERS FOR COUNCIL ACTION – Part II
      
- Request for adoption of the Corridor Study Resolution
      - Request for approval of Ordinance No. 99-99.12 an ordinance to make 
      secondary access a requirement of the Fire Prevention Code – I Reading
- Request for approval of Ordinance No. 124.12 an ordinance to make the 
      requirement of a paved emergency access driveway a non-waivable provision 
      and to cross reference the secondary access with Sec. 15-25– I Reading
CONSENT AGENDA REMOVALS FOR COUNCIL ACTION: (Consent Agenda items, 
    which have been removed for discussion and/or action)
    
    MAYOR AND COUNCIL ISSUES:
    
      
      - July 4th 2000 Recognition Day – Clark
- 1999 Consultant Review Recommendations – Lorenzo
- Novi City Council Organization Rules of Order and Business - Pages 7 & 
      8 (New Document Pages 6, 7 & 8)
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION:
    ADJOURNMENT:
    CONSENT AGENDA: (Background information for Consent Agenda items is 
    available for review at the City Clerk’s Office)
    
      - Approve Minutes of:
      - November 8, 1999 Regular Meeting
- November 15, 1999 Special Meeting
- November 22, 1999 Special Meeting
      - Schedule an Executive Session to immediately follow the Regular 
      Meeting of December 6, 1999 for the purpose of Pending Litigation and 
      Property Acquisition.
- Schedule a Special City Council Meeting for Saturday, December 18, 
      1999 at 8:00 AM in the Council Chambers with the meeting to be cable cast, 
      for the purpose of City Manager Interviews
- Request for adoption of Ordinance No. 99-12.02 to permit enforcement 
      action against a person 18 years of age or older who sells liquor to a 
      minor – II Reading and Final Adoption
- Request for adoption of Ordinance No. 99-100.26 to require removal of 
      election signs five days after a Primary Election or a General Election –
      II Reading and Final Adoption
- Request for adoption of Ordinance No. 99-18.158 to permit storage of a 
      small amount of firewood on lake fronts lots – II Reading and Final 
      Adoption
- Acceptance of Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer and Drainage Easements and 
      utilities granted by the FG-40 Corporation – Beck West Corporate Park.
- Approval of variance request to Article 7, Section 11-164 (e)(6) of 
      the Design and Construction Standards – Park Place Subdivision Sanitary 
      Sewer Force Main.
- Adoption of Resolution accepting a sanitary sewer easement from 
      Detroit Edison Company with compensation totaling $5,000.00
- Approve Claims and Accounts:
      - Warrant No 559
COMMUNICATIONS:
    
      
      - Letter from Richard Clark to Oakland County Drain Commissioner’s 
      Office, Re: Quail Ridge Drainage Issue – Northville Township.
- Letter from City of Sault Ste. Marie, Re: Residency Requirements SB 
      198.
- Memorandum from A.W. Nowicki, Re: Aquatic Nuisance Handbook.
- Memorandum from A.W. Nowicki, Re: Quail Ridge Drainage Issue.
- Letter from Romie Castelli, Re: Street Lighting.
- Letter from Kalvin Engelberg, Chief Oakland County Youth Assistance to 
      Mayor Clark, Re: Personnel
 
    SCHEDULED MEETINGS - All Regular Council Meetings are held in the 
    Council Chambers unless otherwise noted.
    
    DECEMBER
    
    7-City Council Special 6:30 PM
    7-Zoning Board of Appeals
    8-Community Clubs
    9-Historical Commission
    13-City Council Interviews
    13-Library Board
    15-Planning Commission
    15-Parks & Recreation Commission
    16-Ordinance Review
    20-City Council
    23-Christmas Holiday – City Offices Closed
    24-Christmas Holiday – City Offices Closed
    28-Youth Assistance
    30-New Year’s Holiday – City Offices Closed
    31-New Year’s Holiday – City Offices Closed
    
    JANUARY
    
    4-Zoning Board of Appeals
    5-Planning Commission
    6-Economic Development Corporation
    10-Library Board
    11-Cable Access Committee
    12-Community Clubs
    13-Parks & Recreation Commission
    17-Martin Luther King Jr. Day-City Offices Closed
    19-Planning Commission
    20-Ordinance Review
    20-Historical Commission
    24-City Council
    25-Youth Assistance