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MINUTES <br />REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />NOVEMBER 13, 1985 ~ ~~ <br />PAGE 2 <br />Acting Mayor Ciernia moved, seconded by Councilmember Baldwin, that the ADDENDUM TO <br />corporate license application from Paul Rever's Pizza, 1545 W. Larpenteur, AGENDA <br />be added to the agenda. Motion carried unanimously. <br />John Breitinger, Coldwell Banker, the leasing agent for Bullseye Plaza, BULLSEYE GOLF <br />was in attendance for clarification of the parking issue.. He explained LEASING - <br />their plan to have a proper tenant mix in order that there would not be a JOHN BREITINGER <br />parking shortage, and wished to know if he could pursue leasing to a COLDWELL BANKER <br />restaurant which is presently interested in a site. Mr. Breitinger PARKING <br />also commented on the. letter from Bullseye's attorney assuring that Mr. CONCERNS <br />Hunt will not use the basement storage area for the golf games unless <br />he is given approval. Council commented on the City Planner's estimate <br />that up to 60 persons could be in the basement game area, when parking <br />for the Plaza was based on the basement being used only for storage. <br />Councilmember Baldwin stated that he personally would not consider any <br />parking variances until there is a guarantee, in writing, that the basement <br />will not be used for other than storage. He also commented that he is <br />concerned that Bullseye and Embers has only a handshake agreement on the <br />shared parking, and he would like to see a written agreement between the <br />two property owners. Attorney Van de North stated that a letter of intent <br />on the shared parking was received from Embers, that Council had requested <br />the same from Bullseye, but was never received. Clerk Administrator <br />Barnes explained that there had been some problems with one of the new <br />tenants over issuance of a certificate of occupancy when Mr. Hunt has not PROBLEMS WITH <br />signed the statement allowing city inspectors, police, etc. on the premises. GAINING ACCESS <br />Attorney Van de North explained that Mr. Hunt has some statutory rights, and TO BULLSEYE <br />a businessman may prohibit entrance. He presented a suggested addition BUILDING - <br />to the certificate of occupancy and corporate license which would APPROVAL OF <br />authorize inspection of the premises, and would put persons on notice ADDITION TO <br />that they can anticipate periodic inspections. He also explained that CORPORATE <br />if entrance is prohibited, it might be necessary to obtain an administrative LICENSE & <br />warrant, however, the police have the right to police the parking area CERTIFICATE OF <br />but could be refused entrance to the building. Council indicated a OCCUPANCY <br />willingness to meet with Mr. Hunt and work out some of the problems. Mr. <br />Breitinger stated he would attempt to encourage Mr. Hunt to discuss the <br />matter with Council. Acting Mayor Ciernia moved, seconded by Councilmember <br />Chenoweth, that the Clerk Administrator be authorized to attach the proposed <br />addition to certificates of occupancy and corporate licenses. <br />Attorney Gasteazoro presented and reviewed her memo dated November 13, 1985 ITEMS REQUIRED <br />relating to items required from Bullseye Golf before a Certificate of FOR CERTIFICATE <br />Completion may be issued, such as a lien check, certificate of insurance, OF COMPLETION <br />and verification that minimum improvement requirements have been .met FOR BULLSEYE <br />Clerk Administrator Barnes commented on the fact that Bullseye is in <br />arrears on the sanitary sewer charges, which is considered a lien <br />against the property. Following a discussion, the Clerk Administrator <br />was directed to request necessary inspections by the Planner, Engineer, <br />Building Inspector and Fire Department. Councilmember Chenoweth <br />recommended that Mr. Hunt be notified by mail when the inspections <br />are scheduled. <br />Clerk Administrator Barnes commented on the fact that the street lights LATE ACTIV- <br />along Larpenteur in front of tte Bullseye building have not been turning IATION OF <br />on with the other street lights (the lights under discussion are STREET <br />controlled by Bullseye). Plans for the Bullseye project will be reviewed LIGHTS BY <br />to determine if the lights are controlled by timer or sensor. BULLSEYE <br />BUILDING <br />