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P~INUTES City Council Dec. 30, 1987 Bingo Lois Dlomberg, representing St. Joseph's Society, appeared before the Donations Council and repor~ted that fr•om their• oper•ation at Gor•dies, St. Joseph's Society has donated $23,000 to the Little Canada Recr•eation Association, Agenda and fr•om their• pull-tab oper~ation at the Venetian Inn, St. Joseph's has Item No. 4 donated $1,000 to the MS Society, $2,500 to Meals On Wheels, $100 in camp fees for the handicapped, $2,500 to the Dor•othy Day Center and $1,000 to the Women's Advocate Childr•en's Pr~ogr~am. At this time Blomber~g pr•esented the City with $20,000 for the Little Canada Par•k Fund fr•om St. Joseph's Society's oper~ation at the Little Canada Bingo Hall. Jan Sher~man, r~epr~esenting Ser•vants of Mar~y, submitted to the Council a par~tial list of donations that Ser~vants of Mar•y has made since July. At this time Sher•man pr~esented the City with a$20,000 donation to the Ci ty' s Par~k Fund fr•om Ser~vants of Mar•y' s oper•ati on at the Li ttl e Canada Bingo Hall as well as a$20,000 donation to the Par~k Fund fr•om Ser•vants of Mar•y's pull-tab oper~ation at Br•ady's. The Council thanked the two char•ities for• their• gener~ous donations to the City's Par~k Fund. Bank Shot The Mayor~ opened the public hear•ing to consider~ the application for• Billiar•ds conditional use per•mit submitted by Bank Shot Billiar•ds, Inc, for• the pur~pose of oper•ating a billiar~d center in a por•tion of the new Rice at Agenda C shopping center• at 2650 Rice Str•eet. Item No. 5 Fahey r~epor~ted that the P1 anner• has submi tted a r•epor~t dated December• 3, 1987 r~ecommending appr•oval of the CUP subject to the r•equir•ements as outl i ned i n that r•epor~t. Fahey also r•epor•ted that the Planning Commission has r~ecommended appr•oval of the CUP subject to the Planner~'s r•ecommendations, however~, allowing up to 8 amusement devices on pr•emises and setting the hour~s of oper•ation fr•om 8 A.M. until 2 A.M. Mr•. Michael Schifsky, r~epr•esenting Bank Shot Billiar•ds, appear•ed befor•e the Counci 1 and r•epor•ted that i n dr~awi ng up the fl oor~ pl an for• the site ther•e is r•oom for• 6 amusement devices. Schifsky stated that these devices will not be the pr•imar•y function of the billiar•d center•, but the business does lend itself to these devices. Schifsky also r•epor~ted that since the Planning Commission meeting ther•e has been a change in that the center• would be locating one bay fur~ther to the nor~th in the shopping center~ and would not be dir~ectly adjacent to Food and Fuel. Schifsky pointed out that the billiar~d center~ would have only one entr•ance which would be used exclusively by the billiar•d center•. The center• would take up about 35% of the total shopping center~ site, or~ about 3,720 squar~e feet. Scalze asked who the other tenents in the shopping center~ will be. Page -2-