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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 24, 1987 PAGE 2 1666 COFFMAN UPDATE Wiessner explained she had met with Attorney Van de North and Frank Kubitchek, developer of the Coffman project regarding remaining problems with the Coffman development and that Van de North agrees two items are in an acceptable state, funding of escrow for possible short-fall of tax monies, and transfer of guaranty from developer to Condominium Association. The problem of the incorrect sizing of the ponding area is being researched by Maurer. PERMANENT CONDITIONAL USE FOR GOLF-O-MAT GAMES GRANTED BULLSEYE GOLF, INC. Council considered a request from Dennis Hunt, owner of Bullseye Golf, Inc., to allow permanent use of the golf-o-mat games in the basement of his business (a temporary conditional use was granted 12/19/85). Following the discussion, Chenoweth moved, seconded by Wallin, adoption of Resolution R-87-24 with the following conditions: (1) the operation is limited to 12 machines, and (2) patrons must be encouraged, through adequate signage and advertising, to park in the rear lot and enter through rear door. RESOLUTION R-87-24 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO A PERMANENT CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT FOR BULLSEYE GOLF CENTERS, INC. (GOLF-O-MAT GAMES) AND SUPERSEDING RESOLUTION R-85-70 APPROVAL OF BUILDING PERMIT FOR SUPER AMERICA, 1350 W. LARPENTEUR Council briefly discussed the building permit application for construction of a new SuperAmerica Station at 1350 W. Lapenteur, after which Ciernia moved, seconded by Wallin, granting of the building permit subject to final approval by all City Inspectors. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION RELATING TO A DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN Larry Whittaker, representing International City Management Association (ICMA) presented Council will full details on the plan which would be available to city employees and councilmembers. Following the presentation, Wallin moved, seconded by Chenoweth, adoption of Resolution R-87-25 RESOLUTION R-87-25 A RESOLUTION CREATING A DEFERRED COMPENSATION PLAN AND DESIGNATING ICMA AS TRUSTEE LIDO CAFE REQUEST FOR PARTIAL REFUND OF LIQUOR LICENSE FEE APPROVED Wiessner presented a request from Michael Lab alestra, Lido Italian Restaurant, for partial refund of the 1986-1987 liquor license fee due to the fact that the establishment has not done business in the city since February 16, 1987. Wallin stated he had a problem with granting a refund when the code stipulates such requests must be received within 30 days, and if an exception is made the 30 day requirement should be removed from the code. Baldwin felt that since the owners had inquired about the `~