Public Safety Committee

601 W. Jefferson Street Louisville Metro Government Louisville, KY 40202 Action Summary - Final Public Safety Committee Chair Person Jessica Green (D-1) Vice Chair James Peden (R-23) Committee Member Barbara Sexton Smith (D-4) Committee Member Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D-5) Committee Member Angela Leet (R-7) Committee Member Julie Denton (R-19) Committee Member Madonna Flood (D-24) Wednesday, October 17, 2018 3:30 PM Council Chambers Call to Order Chair Person Green called the meeting to order at 3:32 p.m. Roll Call Chair Person Green introduced the committee members and non-committee members present. A quorum was established. Committee Member Leet arrived at 3:47 p.m. Present: 7 - Chair Person Jessica Green (D-1), Vice Chair James Peden (R-23), Committee Member Barbara Sexton Smith (D-4), Committee Member Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D-5), Committee Member Angela Leet (R-7), Committee Member Julie Denton (R-19), and Committee Member Madonna Flood (D-24) Non-Committee Member(s) Council President David James (D-6) and Council Member Cindi Fowler (D-14) Support Staff Dee Baltimore, Jefferson County Attorney's Office Sean Dennis, Jefferson County Attorney's Office Clerk(s) David B. Wagner, CKMC Louisville Metro Government Page 1 Public Safety Committee Action Summary - Final October 17, 2018 Pending Legislation 1. O-325-18 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 91 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES (“LMCO”) TO ADD AN ADDITIONAL SUBSECTION TO THE DEFINITION “RESTRAINT.” (AS AMENDED) Sponsors:Primary Cindi Fowler (D-14) Attachments: O-325-18 V.2 CAM 101718 Amending Chp 91 Regarding Restraint of Pot-Bellied Pigs.pdf 101718 HANDOUT PROPOSED CAM O-325-18 - Ordinance RE Pigs (10-16-18).pdf O-325-18 V.1 091318 Amending Chp 91 Regarding Restraint of Pot-Bellied Pigs.pdf A motion was made by Vice Chair Peden, seconded by Committee Member Sexton Smith, that this Ordinance be untabled. The motion to untable carried without objection. Council Member Fowler and Adam Hamilton, Metro Animal Sevices, spoke to the item. A motion was made by Vice Chair Peden, seconded by Committee Member Flood, that this Ordinance be amended as follows (see attached document titled, "101718 HANDOUT PROPOSED CAM O-325-18 - Ordinance RE Pigs (10-16-18).pdf"): - Insert the following to be the first sentence of Subsection (9): "All porcine must weigh less than 200 pounds and measure to a height of no more than 22 inches. If upon sight inspection MAS determines a porcine may exceed the specified weight and/or height requirements, the owner of the porcine in question will be responsible for supplying MAS with certification from an approved establishment verifying the weight and/or height." - Insert the following to be the third sentence of Subsection (9): "No more than seven porcine may be quartered outdoors on an individual tract, lot or parcel, or dwelling unit, (as defined in the Land Development Code), which is more than .5 acres but less than two acres and has on such property any building or structure containing a residential use." The motion to amend carried by a voice vote. A motion was made by Committee Member Denton, seconded by Vice Chair Peden, that this amended Ordinance be amended as follows: - Insert the following to be the last sentence in Section II: "All porcine registered with MAS within this ninety (90) day window shall be grandfathered in for purposes of their current height and weight and number owned per tract or lot of land." The motion to amend carried by a voice vote. The motion to recommend for approval carried by the following vote and the amended Ordinance was sent to Old Business: Louisville Metro Government Page 2 Public Safety Committee Action Summary - Final October 17, 2018 Yes: 5- Green, Peden, Sexton Smith, Leet, and Denton Present: 1- Flood Abstain: 1- Hamilton 2. O-353-18 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 156 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES (“LMCO”) INCLUDING DRUG PARAPHERNALIA WITHIN THE MEANING OF CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN THE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AS A PUBLIC NUISANCE ORDINANCE. Sponsors:Primary David James (D-6), Primary Jessica Green (D-1), Additional Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D-5) and Additional Angela Leet (R-7) Attachments: O-353-18 PROPOSED AMENDMENT.pdf O-353-18 V.1 092718 Amending LMCO 156 to Include Drug Paraphernalia in Meaning of Criminal Activity.pdf A motion was made by Vice Chair Peden, seconded by Committee Member Sexton Smith, that this Ordinance be recommended for approval. The following spoke to the item: - Council President James - Dee Baltimore, Jefferson County Attorney's Office - Lieutenant Bradley Silveria, Metro Alcoholic Beverage Control - Chief T. Watkins, Metro Alcoholic Beverage Control - Detective Cole Gibson, Louisville Metro Police Department - Detective Keith Ford, Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage Control - Robert Kirchdorfer, Codes and Regulations The motion carried by the following vote and the Ordinance was sent to the Consent Calendar: Yes: 7- Green, Peden, Sexton Smith, Hamilton, Leet, Denton, and Flood 3. O-354-18 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 113 OF THE LOUISVILLE METRO CODE OF ORDINANCES (“LMCO”) MAKING IT UNLAWFUL FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL (“ABC”) LICENSEES TO SELL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA. Sponsors:Primary David James (D-6), Primary Jessica Green (D-1), Additional Cheri Bryant Hamilton (D-5) and Additional Angela Leet (R-7) Attachments: O-354-18 V.1 092718 ADDED SPONSORS COC Amending LMCO 113 Making Unlawful for ABC Licensees to Sell Drug Paraphernalia.pdf O-354-18 V.1 092718 Amending LMCO 113 Making Unlawful for ABC Licensees to Sell Drug Paraphernalia.pdf A motion was made by Vice Chair Peden, seconded by Committee Member Flood, that this Ordinance be recommended for approval. The motion carried by the following vote and the Ordinance was sent to the Consent Calendar: Louisville Metro Government Page 3 Public Safety Committee Action Summary - Final October 17, 2018 Yes: 7- Green, Peden, Sexton Smith, Hamilton, Leet, Denton, and Flood Adjournment Without objection, Chair Person Green adjourned the meeting at 4:31 p.m. *NOTE: Items sent to the Consent Calendar or Old Business will be heard before the full Council at the Metro Council Meeting on October 25, 2018. Louisville Metro Government Page 4