The requested changes include charging the lowest rate possible to music teachers applying for a permit, and extending the allowed hours operation until 8 p.m.
Restrictions for music teachers operating out of their home would include limiting the number of students to 10 per day and lessons can only be held five days a week.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will likely approve the change.
WEED ABATEMENT
The council will consider a resolution to begin the annual weed abatement program in the city. The resolutions will declare weeds and debris to be a public nuisance and declare the city's intent to destroy weeds.
The county has given a list of properties within the city of Burbank that need to be cleared of weeds and rubbish. If the council approves the resolution, a public hearing will be held on the issue on Feb. 28.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will likely approve the resolution.
ONE-WAY TRAFFIC
The council will consider changing traffic operation in the alley south of Magnolia Boulevard between Hollywood Way and Cordova Street from two-way operation to one-way eastbound operation.
The alley serves the newly opened Porto's Bakery, and traffic through the area has increased since the bakery's opening.
In addition, owner Raul Porto agreed to reconstruct the alley to allow for easier access from Hollywood Way and to restrict bakery deliveries to before 7 a.m.
The city will install 15-minute parking spaces in front of the business and to restrict left turns into the alley should they become a problem, as well as restricting the alley to one-way traffic.
WHAT TO EXPECT
The council will likely approve the change in traffic operation.
