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UNAPPROVED City Attorney Long stated that if they were going to have specific conditions of this nature, the additional requirement should be clarified. He stated that the conditions could be general and if they reached an agreement with the owner, approved by the Building Inspector. Mayor Coughlin asked if they could stipulate in the requirement, a time period during which staff and the owner could discuss the issues and come to some conclusion, and then bring the matter back before the Council for consideration. City Attorney Long stated that the procedural dilemma the Council was facing was in dealing with the renewal of the license which is granted for a year. He stated that once the license is granted, they could not add conditions. He stated that this has to be done at the time of the renewal action. City Attorney Long suggested that, if the applicant was present, they might obtain a general agreement that the renewal would contain a condition that some type of noise buffering be provided, in a form acceptable to the Building Inspector. Mayor Coughlin asked if the Council should separate this license renewal from the others, in order to approve those not being contested. City Attorney Long stated yes. Mayor Coughlin stated that the Council would remove Robert's Off 10 from the motion, at that time. MOTION/SECOND: Thomason/Stigney. A Motion to Approve the Intoxicating Liquor License Renewals for Network Liquors, 2345 County Road H2, Budget Liquor, 2577 Highway 10, ABC Liquor, 2740 Highway 10, Donatelle's, 2400 Highway 10, and Mermaid, Inc., 2220 Highway 10. Ayes — 4 Nays — 0 Motion carried. Council Member Marty asked about the possibility of issuing a temporary or partial license to Robert's Off 10, so that the Council could revisit the matter in the future. He stated that he did not wish to close down the operation, but was uncertain if they could resolve all the issues during the meeting. City Attorney Long stated that he would like the opportunity to confer with staff regarding the matter, to determine whether the Code provided authorization to renew the license for less than a one year period. Mayor Coughlin suggested that with the consent of Council, they could postpone this consideration, and reconsider it later in the meeting. City Attorney Long stated that this would be helpful. I. Consideration of Resolution 5344 Approving a Development Review for a Four -plea on Vacant Land at 7613-7619 Woodlawn Drive Planning Associate Ericson stated that this was a request for a Development Review for a four-plex to be located on Woodlawn Drive. He stated that the applicant has already received approval for a four-plex adjacent to this property which is currently under construction. He stated that all of the dimensional requirements have been met and the only issue of concern was in regard to the drainage, which was a problem with the adjacent four-plex as well. Ericson stated that the property owner to the north had agreed to permit the applicant to install a storm sewer that would drain into a catch basin in County Road I. He stated that this should resolve any potential problems. He stated that the City Engineer had reviewed a substitute drainage plan, which provided for on-site drainage that could be utilized if the storm sewer could not be installed. He stated, however, that it appeared the storm sewer would be installed. 18 CA\ADMIN\MINUTES\CC\6-28-99.CC