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e'7 MINUTES AUGUST 24, 1988 PAGE 3 lighted park and felt steps should be taken to keep this sort of activity out of the park such as increased lighting, more police protection, and perhaps removal of hockey boards which produces a hide-a-way. Bush replied that the Park and Recreation Commission is aware of the lighting problem and it is being corrected. She assured that the Commission would attempt to find another place for the hockey boards. Baldwin encouraged the residents to call the police at any time and if they felt there was a lack of response, to call City Hall. WILLIAM FRITSCHE, 1512 WEST CALIFORNIA, commented that he had called the police many times for street fights, rowdiness, and physical assults during the Roc-A-Fellas period and felt there was very quick police response. In his opinion the 8:00 P.M. time limit on parking in the back lot would not solve the problem of the gatherings in the lot. DANE GAUTHIER, 1469 W. CALIFORNIA, stated his concern is not the pool hall but the fear that it will be used as a hang out. He was in favor of an off duty police officer on the premises, adequate illumination of the area and recommended there be no obstructions for full visibility to the security officer. ROBERT UHLER, 1497 W. CALIFORNIA, suggested a left turn only from the back parking lot to discourage traffic from passing through the residential neighborhood. Chico Ferdowsi, applicant for the conditional use permit, and his business partner, Mohsen Mirzai, were in attendance and Mr. Mirzai presented an explanation of the type of business they hoped to operate in the Neon Alley, including the display of neon art work by neon artists from around the area. The interior walls will be moved so that attendants will have a complete view of the game area and the parking lot. He reviewed the Roc-A-Fellas operation and felt the fact that those were all coin operated games with only one person on duty had some effect on the problems encountered and stressed that Neon Alley would not have any coin operated machines except for 4 or 5 video machines. This presentation was interrupted to open a public hearing scheduled for 8:00 P.M. 8:00 P. M. - PUBLIC HEARING ON DELINQUENT UTILITY CHARGES Baldwin opened the hearing at 8:00 P. M. and presented the Affidavit of Publication. There being no one in attendance wishing to be heard, Baldwin closed the hearing at 8:05 P. M., and Wallin moved Resolution R-88-13. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-88-14 A RESOLUTION LEVYING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR DELINQUENT UTILITY CHARGES