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MINUTES City Council March 11, 1987 Bike Path Mr. Fahey introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: (Cont.) RESOLUTION N0. 87-3-112 - RESCINDING THE COUNCIL S PREVIOUS RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY CLERK TO MAKE nooirrqrtON FOR GRANT MONEY FOR ~tinutes scaize indicated that on page 9 of the March 71 minutes ;c 5no~ia ALONG KELLER be noted that the reason the Council decided not to pursue a Agenda Community Development 61ock Grant for construction of a bike path Item No. 3 on Kelier Parkway is that the City coutd not meet the fo77owing criteria for this funding: by Mr. Collova. 7. Activities which benefit low and moderate income households; 2. Activities which aid in the prevention or elimination of slum or biight; 7• Rctivities designed to meet community development needs havinq a particular urgency. ., No. 17, Page 122. Mrs. Scalze introduced the foliowing resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 87-3-774 - pppROVING THE MINU7ES OF THE IAARCH 11, 1987 REGULAR OUTLINEDMABOVEG WITH 7HE CORRECTION AS park pl an for Gervai s Mi 11 Park. Scalze reporzea u~a~ ~~~~,,,,,,,., .,__..tions will be taken on the wood and stonework in the park. Liquor Scalze reported that she contacted Don Valento regarding the City's Licenses obtaining additional liquor licenses should it get a development request for a hotel/motel facility or new restaurant. Valento Agenda informed her that there is time to get a request in to the Addition Legislature for additional liquor licenses. Scalze asked if it would be possible to put restrictions on new licenses requiring a certain amount of square footage in a development, etc. in order to qualify for a liquor license. The City Attorney reported that the City has total discretion in the issuance of liquor licenses. However, current Code does not contain any restrictions. Scqalze felt that either such restrictions added to the Code or a policy set up outlining what the City requirements would be for a new liquor license. Scalze felt that without the availability of a liquor license, the City will not attract a hotel/motel or a good restaurant facility. The City Clerk pointed out that there are existing restaurants in the City without liquor licenses, and asked what would prevent them from applying should the City be granted additional licenses by the Legislature. Again, the City Attorney pointed out that the City has total discretion in granting liquor licenses. The Attorney pointed out that if the City puts restrictions on the issuance of liquor licenses, asked if these restrictions would apply to liquor license transfers of existing licenses. Page -10-