LAKEPORT, Calif. – The Lakeport City Council will hear an update on weed abatement efforts and hold a second reading of a mobile catering ordinance this week.
The council will meet beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 2, in the council chambers at Lakeport City Hall, 225 Park St.
Lake County Water Resources Director Scott De Leon will provide a report to the council on the county's lake weed abatement issues, including efforts along Library Park, where several week harvesters recently have been at work.
The main order of business Tuesday is a public hearing for the second reading of an ordinance to revise regulations pertaining to mobile catering businesses. The first reading was approved at the council's June 18 meeting.
The proposed ordinance would allow for a special permitting process in order for a business to remain at a location longer than two hours at a time, and would require vehicles be in good condition, not have freestanding equipment or signs, and that business equipment be kept clear of the public right-of-way.
In other business the council will consider a request from fitness instructor Melissa Maberry to utilize Library Park and the gazebo for Zumba classes, and will meet new Administrative Services intern Anjanette Correia and Finance Department intern Bryan Cochrane from the Mendocino College Cooperative Work Experience Education Program.
On the consent agenda, which includes items that are not considered controversial and which usually are accepted on one vote, are ordinances; minutes from the council's June 18 and June 25 meetings; warrants; Application 2013-013 for Lakeport Main Street Association Very Merry Main Street event; Application 2013-014 for Lake County Rodeo Association Annual Lake County Rodeo Parade; and a resolution authorizing a Used Oil Payment Program application and authorizing the city manager to execute any necessary documents.
The council also will meet in closed session to discuss an employee disciplinary action.
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