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The Council has also asked that some consideration be given to a fee for K & J Catering <br />which would provide equity with the fee that on -sale liquor license holders must pay. <br />Little Canada's proposed on -sale fee for 2001 is $3,000. Dividing that fee by 365 days <br />equates to a $8.22 per day cost. If K & J Catering is proposing to utilize the rental hall on <br />Fridays and Saturdays, an appropriate fee may be approximately $850.00 annually. <br />Another factor to consider is that My Le Hoa caters many weddings at their restaurant at <br />2900 Rice Street. My Le Hoa currently holds a Wine License ($500), Malt Liquor <br />License ($100), and Consumption & Display License ($300), for a total of $900 in City <br />license fees annually. <br />Based on this information, it would be City staff's recommendation that the fee charged <br />to K & J Catering would be $900.00 for the first year, with review of that fee by the end <br />of the year. <br />It should also be noted that the Planning Commission has recommended that K & J <br />Catering be required to have an off -duty police officer present at all their rentals where <br />alcohol is served. This police presence should ensure compliance with liquor laws. <br />Lastly, the City Attorney's review of this issue is attached. An annual license fee can be <br />established as part of a CUP as well as any other conditions deemed appropriate. Given <br />his opinion that revocation of a CUP versus another license issued by us raises essentially <br />the same issues, the CUP should be adequate to address this matter. <br />cc: Tom Conroy <br />K & J Catering <br />Page 6 <br />