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MINUTES CITY COMIC= AUGUST 25, 1993 consumption, and a particular fenced -in area has been designated for this activity. LaVaile pointed out that these restrictions do not allow people to bring in their own alcohol and they must purchase it from the property owner. LaVaile reported that Gordies does not allow someone to bring their own alcohol onto the property since they are in the business of selling alcohol. Scalze pointed out that a bar owner would have to control the situation just from a liability standpoint. Scalze asked what other cities are doing in this matter. Morelan asked if turf restoration was a requirement of a fill permit. The. City Administrator replied that turf restoration is required after filling is completed. The Administrator pointed out that according to the comments made at the Planning Commission meeting, the property owner will address the turf restoration issue. Upon motion by LaVaile, seconded by Morelan, the public hearing was. closed. Morelan asked about the effect on required parking. The City Planner reported that based on the building size, 35 to 40 parking spaces are required on the site, and it appears that this requirement is met. Scalze pointed out that the City received three letters from property owners at Fleur Royal expressing concern about the noise at Gordies. Pedersen pointed out that the complaints received were noise related from activities in the parking lot and not the volleyball court. Hanson indicated that if adjacent property owners have complaints about noise, they should contact the Sheriff's Department. Morelan pointed out that at the Planning Commission meeting Mr. Cossack invited anyone with noise complaints to contact him and he would take care of the problem. Morelan indicated that when he observed a volleyball game at Gordies the other evening, it was really very quiet. Pedersen asked about landscaping. Page 13