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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />SEPTEMBER 27, 2023 <br />RE G ULA RL Y PA TR OL THE HOOKAH HIDEOUT PATRONS AND EMPLOYEE <br />ACTIVITY, INCLUDING THE PARKING AREA AND ADDRESSING <br />LOITERING <br />3. SOMEONE SHALL ENSURE THE PARKING LOT IS FREE OF DEBRIS, <br />CHECKING EVERY FOUR HOURS (THE AREA WITHIN 100 FEET INANY <br />DIRECTION OF THE FRONT DOOR TO THE HOOKAH HIDEOUT) <br />4. THE BACKDOOR SHALL REMAIN CLOSED AND ONLY USED AS A FIRE <br />EXIT. IT SHALL NEVER BE USED AS AN ENTRANCE/EXIT. <br />5. EMPLOYEES AND CUSTOMERS OF HOOKAH HIDEO UT CANNOT HA VE ANY <br />CONTA CT WITH EMPLOYEES OR CUSTOMERS OF THUNDER BA Y MALL <br />UNLESS CONTACT IS INITIATED BY THOSE TENANTS OR CUSTOMERS <br />FIRST. <br />6- VID NELSON IS REQUIRED TO BE ON PREMISES OF <br />TURD , ORDER TO MANA GE THE A CTIVITES OF HIS <br />STAFF. MR. NELSONMUSTAPPOINTA SECOND COMMAND,, WHO WILL <br />BE IDENTIFIED TO CITY S TAFF THA T WO ULD BE IN CHAR GE WHEN MR. <br />NELSONePRESENT. <br />7. ANY VIOLATION OF THESE CONDITIONS MAYRESULTINREVOCATION <br />OF - POTENTIAL OF ONE e <br />VIOLA TIONS,TO BE RE VIE WED B Y CO <br />The motion failed for lack of a second. <br />Kwapick introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />ee a PRE V70` O TION WO ULD <br />NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATEPROTECTION e;, THEPUBLICTENANTS, OR <br />NEIGHBORS. <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Gutirrez. <br />Further discussion: Mayor Fischer commented that business owners, residents and employees <br />of other businesses have felt threatened. <br />Ayes (4). Nays (1) (T. Miller opposed). Resolution declared adopted. <br />PRESENTATIONS <br />TUBMAN: ADVOCACY AND VICTIM RIGHTS <br />The City Administrator introduced the member present from Tubman tonight. He noted that he and <br />Mayor Fischer has the opportunity to meet with staff members from Tubman recently, explaining that <br />the organization provides assistance in certain court cases. <br />E <br />