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1 C~ MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING/PUBLIC HEARING APRIL 24, 1985 PAGE 3 Council once again discussed the number of liquor licenses to be made available, and concurred that they be limited to the present number, one wine license, one liquor license, and four on-sale non-intoxicating malt liquor licenses and four off-sale non-intoxicating malt liquor licenses. Council could then address additional licenses as the need arises. Attorney Van de North explained that John Labalestra, who is a former President of the Minnesota Hotel and Restaurant Association had informed that a reasonable approach to the food/liquor ratio would be 60 percent food/40 percent liquor. 4~ LIQUOR ORDINANCE DISCUSSION RESUMED Mayor Eggert opened the Public Hearing on the Conditional Use Request from PUBLIC Susan DeLange at 8:30 P.M., and presented the Affidavit of Publication, HEARING ON and explained that the issue had been aired and approved previously, however, DELANGE through a legal misunderstanding it must be repeated. CONDITIONAL USE, 1899 Mark Ascerno, 1871 Tatum, asked about the number of students, kind of WEST dance to be taught in the studio, and whether or not there would be LARPENTEUR air conditioning to prevent the music from disturbing the neighborhood. John Weatherston, Ms. DeLange's partner, reviewed their proposal dated February, 1985 (a copy of which is on file in the Clerk's Office) which had been presented to the Planning Commission and Council at previous meetings, and Mayor Eggert reviewed the Minutes of the March 13th meeting (at which time the request was originally approved) and read the conditions attached. Deb Trent-Sullivan, a member of the Planning Commission, commented on the fact that that body had felt the owners of the studio were sincere in providing a service to Falcon Heights. Councilmember Hard objected to the granting of the conditional use as he felt the property is not zoned properly. There being no others wish to be heard, Mayor Eggert closed the public hearing at 9:54 P.M., and then moved, seconded by Councilmember Chenoweth, that the conditional use be granted with the stipulations set forth at the March 13th meeting: () owner will construct a culvert under driveway if necessary and maintain such culvert, (2) the number of students at any one time will not exceed 16, and (3) classes will be scheduled in such a manner to eliminate the need for on-street parking. Upon a vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Eggert, Council- members Chenoweth, Baldwin, and Ciernia, and the following voted against the same: Councilmember Hard. Motion carried. Mayor Eggert opened the continuation of the Public Hearing on the Subdivision Request from Ray Brown. Mr. Brown presented his memorandum dated April 18, 1985 requesting that the City participate in the cost of installation of utilities. Engineer Schunicht explained that he had assigned the full cost to Mr. Brown, however, the utilities will run through a portion of City property. Council discussed the possibility of participating in the cost involved. Clerk Administrator Barnes stated that if the subdivision is granted, 40 feet should be dedicated to the City, and that one foot of the 40 feet would be retained by Mr. Brown in order that he could recover some of the watermain costs if other lots develop in the future. The hearing was continued until 10:00 P.M., to allow Mr. Brown to consider the advantage of retaining the one foot strip. MARK ASCERNO 1871 TATUM DANCE STUDIO CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST APPROVED 1899 WEST LARPENTEUR RAY BROWN SUBDIVISION HEARING RESUMED Council briefly commented on the fact that the majority of the owners of property north of the Lindig cul-de-sac do not want the storm sewer extended into that area.