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/11 Ke1O» 3 c c Council meeting June 23, 1980 Page Four Mr. Meadows was first on the report and he had not arrived as yet. Mayor Gourley suggested that Item #12. This is consideration of an Ordinance regulating the issuance of licenses and setting penalties. Mayor Gourley asked the Clerk to ,.,..read the Ordiance. Sec. 4, Sub. 3; Annual license fee - Mr. Jaworski said if fee is set, then ordinance must be changed each time fee is adjusted. Mr. Locher agreed. Mayor Gourley presented some figures he had compiled. There should be two fees - one who has an annual license and one for occasional bingo Mayor GourleysuggestedIfee s►� Ma y this sentence should read ' theishall be as set from time to time by Resolution by Council'. Mr. Locher suggested sub 2, sec.l. change 'a' to 'any' There were several type errors that were corrected, but Mr. Locher agreed with the contents of the Ordinance. Mrs. Elsenpeter asked why it is necessary to pass this Ordinance and Mayor Gourley said it is necessary to comply with State Statutes. Mayor Gourely also pointed out the exceptions to this ordinance. Mr. Locher pointed out that it is not necessary to hold a public hearing on this ordinance. Mr. Hansen questioned the need to keep records and Mayor Gourley said that section is almost work for work from the State Statute. Mr. Hansen was concerned for the Parent's Club. Mayor Gourley checked and found no waiver for this. Mrs. Elsenpeter questioned the right of this Council to make this Ordinance less restrictive in the area of keeping records for the small operations. Mr. Locher went to get the State Statute on this matter and will do some research. 'In the meantime, Mayor Gourley called the Public Hearing for the Lino Industrial IPark to order at 9:55 P.M. Mr. Schumacher noted the actions taken to this date. The Plan'Jing and Zoning. Board had recommended approval of this rezoning. Mayor Gourley asked for comments from the Council. Mr. Jaworski asked what to keep the developer from developing stages 1 and 2 and leaving 3? The Council felt there is no way this can be controlled - even if the entire parcel is re- zoned at this time. It was felt the market would dictate the development of this area. Mayor Gourley asked if the set back lines are noted and they are, Mayor Gourleu asked if this is 100' from center line of the street? The set back lines are noted on the plat but it was not clear if this was the required 100'. I "T was no comment from the audience on this rezoning. There Mrs. Elsenpeter moved to approve the rezoning of the eight lots facing Lilac in the Lino Industrial Park from Agricultural to Light Industrial, with the set back line on these lots to be 100' from the Center of the street. Seconded by Mr. Jaworski. Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Jaworski moved to close the hearing at 10:10 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Xli%MMIMMIN Kulaszewicz. Motion carried unanimcuzsZ�. Mr. Locher reported on the State Stutue on the Bingo Ordinance. In his opinion