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Mr. Goodrich noted that for the heating on May 29, 1990, it is important that Council review again the materials they have been provided with; there will be a Planner at the hearing and from those sources he will go to work and make recommendations to the City from which a final ordinance will be adopted and put in place. Mayor Reimann inquired as to how the proposed amendments to the moratorium ordinances will affect the exiting adult bookstore. Mr. Hartley stated that the affect on the existing bookstore will have to be discussed with the judge; there is a hearing scheduled with the judge on June 1, 1990. Motion by Councilmember DeLuca and seconded by Councilmember Peterson to adopt Ordinance No. 90-9, an ordinance pertaining to the location of adult entertainment uses and amending Ordinance No. 90-7, which Ordinance no. 90-7 is an ordinance placing a moratorium on the siting of adult bookstores as defined herein within any zoning district of the City of Ramsey. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Reimann, Councilmembers DeLuca, Pearson and Peterson. Voting No: None. Absent: Councilmember Cich. Motion by Councilmember DeLuca and seconded by Councilmember Pearson to adopt ordinance No. 90-10, an ordinance pertaining to the location of adult entertainment uses and amending Ordinance No. 90-8, which Ordinance No. 90-8 is an ordinance placing a moratorium on the siring of adult bookstores as defined herein within any zoning district of the City of Ramsey. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Reimann, Councilmembers DeLuca, Pearson and Peterson. Voting No: None. Absent: Councilmember Cich. Councilmember DeLuca requested that in the future, versions of ordinances be dated. City Council recessed at 9:05 p.m. Mayor Reimann called the meeting back to order at 9:18 p.m. Case #2: Curbside Recycling: Project Manager Jim Gromberg was present and stated that since the Council meeting of May 8, the City has. received a letter from Anoka County explaining what is required of cities w/th respect to the SCORE Bill. That letter indicates that cities are required to provide at least monthly curbside pick-up service for 4 materials. Based on that, City Staff is proposing two types of programs; one would consist of the current haulers providing the service and the other would consist of the City awarding a contract to one hauler to provide the service for the entire City. Mr. Gromberg requested direction from City Council regarding which type of program to begin to develop plans for. The Council proceeded to discuss the pros and cons of the two types of programs. It was noted that without instituting an ordinance requiring all properties to have commercial garbage service, offering the curbside service through individual haulers will not achieve city-wide coverage. Upon inquiry, Mr. Gromberg noted that the recycling containers City Council/May 22, 1990 Page I5 of 27