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Mounds View City Council April 9, 1984 Regular Meeting Page Eight refused to turn the volume down, with their many requests. She explained the bands they are booking now are country, which is softer. Mayor McCarty pointed out the building is air con- ditioned, so the noise problem should not increase during the summer months. He added that the refuse outside will be a concern, which the Public Works department will keep an eye on. Mayor McCarty stated no formal motion was required from the Council, as the purpose of the public hearing was to get Mr. Povlitzki and the residents together, which had been accomplished. He added Mr. Povlitzki had done a very good job at the former Launching Pad, and he hopes the City will have a good relationship with him in the future. He added that the public hearing will become part of his record. Councilmember Hankner reminded the residents that if they have a complaint, they should file it with the City, so it becomes a matter of record. Mr. Povlitzki questioned why he had been pressured by the Mayor and the City. He and Mayor McCarty got into a heated discussion on the requirements of a restaurant license and Mr. Povlitzki's compliance or non compliance with serving food, and whether a weiner wheel constituted food service, and whether Staff had told Mr. Povlitzki it was alright to con- sider the weiner wheel a food operation while the kitchen was under construction. Mr. Berg stated they were under the opinion that a weiner wheel was sufficient as it was on a temporary basis, and Mr. Povlitzki began working on the kitchen from the very beginning. He added it is in full operation now, open for 11 hours a day, and Mr. or Mrs. Povlitzki would be glad to show the Council through the kitchen. Councilmember Hankner reminded the Council they were informed all along about what was happening and what type of food service there was, and what Mr. Povlitzki's plans were for his kitchen. She also stated that he was within the State statutes, and he has been a good businessman and is willing to work with the residents. Mr. Michna asked that it be noted on the record that Mr. Povlitzki has agreed to replace the fence that was knocked down during the Anchor Inn operation. Mayor McCarty asked Clerk /Administrator Pauley to advise the Council of which Staff member told Mr. Povlitzki it was alright to use the weiner wheel.