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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 8, 1993 <br />The City Administrator suggested that perhaps a special <br />meeting should be called to consider any premise <br />permits that are submitted. The Council could act on <br />premise permits subject to signed lease agreements and <br />subject to issuance of a bingo hall license. The <br />Administrator pointed out that TCF needs input on which <br />organizations are acceptable and on what basis. <br />Scalze asked if the hall liaense would also be <br />considered. <br />The Administrator felt that might be premature since <br />the issue of tenants needs to be resolved as well as a <br />rotation schedule. <br />Joseph Vitale stated that he appreciated the process, <br />but asked that a decision be made. Vitale pointed out <br />that a shut down of the hall forces the lay-off of good <br />employees and the chance that the employees will not <br />come back once the hall reopens. <br />Krogman pointed out that <br />charities, of which only <br />question. Krogman asked <br />Lake Owasso so that TCF <br />whether or not it wanted <br />charities. <br />TCF is negotiating with four <br />Lake Owasso seems to be in <br />for the Council's position on <br />~ould make a decision on <br />to proceed with just three <br />LaValle asked if TCF was negotiating with Trade Lake <br />Camps. <br />Krogman replied that Trade Lake Camps did not attend <br />the last negotiation meeting. <br />Mary Ann O'Kane reported that Trade Lake Camps was <br />advised that they would not meet the City's ordinance <br />requirements. <br />Bob Matson reported that the four charities currently <br />negotiating with TCF are all willing to conduct bingo <br />at the Market Place Shopping Center, and Matson did not <br />believe there were any other charities interested at <br />this time. Matson agreed that the longer the bingo <br />hall is closed, the more difficult it will be to get <br />qualified employees to return. Matson asked that the <br />City either act on the TCF binqo hall application or <br />renew the license for Mover's Warehouse so that the <br />bingo hall operation can be continued. Matson pointed <br />out that NSYA's interest in moving to the Market Place <br />is one of economics only. <br />Morelan asked if the City could approve the TCF <br />license, and should TCF not successfully negotiate any <br />Page 9 <br />