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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL NOVEMBER 22, 1989 The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. LaValle. Ayes (5) Blesener, LaValle, Scalze, Collova, Fahey. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. Blesener reported that he discussed the lease agreement that the Lions Club submitted with the Venetian Inn with the owner of the Venetian. The owner indicated that the lease was for a gold plate dinner and did not include the sale of pull-tabs. Blesener noted that a Class D license would allow the Lions Club to conduct a qold plate dinner, and suggested that this is the appropriate category of license that the Lions Club should be applying for. LaValle stated that he had no problem with the Lions Club conductinq a gold plate dinner or a couple of pancake breakfasts. However, felt the problem was that the appropriate category of license is not being applied for. Fahey indicated that he had concerns with the fact that the City approved a Class B license for the Lions Club in the fall of 1988 and the application form was altered to read a Class A license when it was submitted to the State. Blesener stated that he was willing to approve a license for the Lions Club for the functions that they wish to hold which are a gold plate dinner and two pancake breakfasts. LaValle pointed out that the cost of the Class D license is $25 per event, which is less costly than the Class A license. Wolter stated that he was present this evening to get some answers, and stated that in his estimation the Lions Club had a Class A license and were applying for renewal of that license. Blesener pointed out that the Lions applied to the City and received approval of a Class B license in the fall of 1988. However, after the application left the City it was changed to a Class A license. Blesener pointed out that it was mentioned at the last meeting that the Lions Club would like a Class A license so that it can hold some off-premises events. However, the City is Page 18