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MrNUres City Council August 10, 1988 Schr•oeder~ Mr. Schroeder• appear~ed befor•e the Counci 1 r•equesti ng approval of hi s Rice Street plat for Rice Street Addition. Addition The City Planner r~epor~ted that he has not had an oppor~tunity to r•eview Agenda the plat. Item No. 7 The City Cler~k pointed out that the Council dir•ected Mr. Schroeder~ to plat his pr~operty based on the r~ecommendation of the City Planner. Therefore , the Clerk did not believe that the matter~ needed to be r~efer~r•ed back to the Planning Commission. Mr. Fahey intr•oduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 88-8-323 - APPROVING THE SCHROEDER RICE STREET ADDITION FINAL PLAT AND SUBDIVISION SUBJECT TO REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE CITY PLANNER, CITY ENGINEER AND CITY ATTORNEY AND SUBJECT TO PAYMENT OF APPROPRIATE PARK DEDICATION FEES The for~egoing r•esolution was duly seconded by Mr. Blesener. Ayes (5) Fahey, Blesener, Collova, LaValle, Scalze. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. This r•esolution appear•s in Resolution Book No. 20, Page 329. Bank Shot Mr. Mike Schifsky, representing Bank Shot Billiards, appeared before the 6illiards Council r•equesting that the hour•s of operation for• the billiard hall be extended to 4 A.M. Schifsky r~eported that Bank Shot Billiards pr•ovides Agenda a non-alcoholic alternative for•m of enter•tainment and they ar•e findi~g that Item No. 8 customers would like to stay later• than the cur~r~ent 2 A.M. closing time. The City Cler•k repor~ted that the City has received only one complaint about the billiard hall and he has not noticed any police calls to the hall from the daily police report the City receives. Mr. LaValle repor•ted that he has noticed on a couple of occasions that ther~e is some loiter•ing in the parking lot at the billiar~d ha11. LaValle also felt ther•e was the need for a more matur~e employee super•vising the hall dur~ing the late evening and early mor~ning hour•s. LaValle suggested that Schifsky take action to resolve these concerns and that the Sher~iff's Department be contacted to routinely patr~ol the par•king lot at the billiar•d ha11. Schifsky repor•ted that he is awar•e of the loiter•ing pr•oblem and will take action to r•esolve it. Schifsky asked if contacting the police about a loitering problem will result in reports showing high numbers of police calls to the business. LaValle stated that the par•king lot could be patr~olled r•outinely by the Sher•iff's Depar•tment which would not result in a r•eport being filed about Page -7-