11-23-88 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

MINUTES City Council "ov. 23, 1988 Carla Lane Agenda Item No. 12 Bankshot Billiards Agenda Item No. 13 The City Clerk reported that the Carla Lane matter~ has been deleted fr•om the agenda. Mr•. Michael Schifsky, representing Bankshot Billiards, appeared before the Council requesting that the tempor~ar~y hours of operation for~ Bankshot [~illiards be made permanent, specifically that the business is allowed to remain open until 4 A.M. The City Council reviewed the policy report for the establishment and found it to be acceptable. It was noted that the City has received no complaints about the business. The City Clerk asked if Bankshot Billiards had a pr~ocedure to pr~event drinking in vehicles by their• patr•ons. Schifsky reported that Bankshot Dilliards has a two times out policy and then the patr•on is not allowed to return. This prevents the situation wher•e patr•ons are dr~inking in their• cars. Schifsky also reported that Bankshot Billiards moniters the par~king lot as best they can, and with the addition of other• businesses in the center•, there is gr~eater visibility of the par~king lot. Blesener r•eported. that he discussed Bankshot Billiards with the other businesses at the shopping center, who indicated that they have had no problem with this particular business. Blesener pointed out that the police calls to Dankshot Billiards wer•e not in the 2 A.M. to 4 A.M. time frame. Mr~. Fahey intr~oduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 88-11-514 - GRANTING 13ANKSHOT BILLIARDS THEIR REQUEST FOR CLOSING TIME OF 4 A.M. WITHOUT LIMITATIOl~ TO BE REVIEWED IN THE FUTURE ON A COMPLAINT BASIS BY THE CITY COUNCIL The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. LaValle. Ayes (5) Fahey, LaValle, Scalze, Collova, Blesener•. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. This r~esolution appears in Resolution 6ook No. 20, Page 551. Little Scalze suggested that before the Council gets into discussing the City's Canada par•ticipation in the cost of showers and lockers and stor•age space at Elementar•y the Little Canada Elementary School, the Council should discuss wher•e the School money would come fr•om for these impr•ovements. Addition Fahey reported that the City's Committee as well as Diane Husak and representatives of the School Distr•ict have met to discuss the issue of Page -14-