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mounds View City Council Page Three •gular Meeting February 24, 1992 Mayor Linke stated that there had been an agreement between the Building Inspector and Mr. Waste during the remodeling of Mr. Waste's building. Mayor Linke will check to see the status . Have (moving van) trailer being used for storage removed from the parking lot. Mr. Michna requested no music or outside bands, dancing or partying on or in parking areas_ Entertainment should be restricted to the inside of the facility only. Mr. Michna further stated that there has been no action in regards to this establishment taken. Mr. Michna stated he has been before the Council and complained when the establishment was Muldoons. Mr. Michna understood that Muldoon's violated their liquor license and that's why they are not in business . Mr. Michna stated that Mr. Waste has been called a good businessman. Mr. Michna further stated that he knows that Mayor Linke was on the Lion's Club with Mr. Waste and that he is also good friends with Mr. Blanchard. Mr. Michna stated that Mr. Waste is not a good businessman if he doesn't conform to City Codes. •yor Linke stated that he hoped Mr. Michna's inference to Mr. Waste was just a point of information and nothing more. Mayor Linke stated he did not remember during the last liquor licensing review what was said but that he would go back and look over those minutes. Mayor Linke stated that he and Samantha Orduno, the City Administrator, had discussed this issued recently and that they propose that Mr. Michna obtain two representatives from the neighborhood area and come to the Council Work Session on March 2nd and the Council would try to get Mr. Waste to attend. These issues could be talked about at that time. Mr. Michna stated that he had talked to the Police Department and was told that Bob waste was ih—vioiation of the Code. Mr. Michna would not—give police person's name as he said it_wss hPrPsay. Mayor Linke stated that it is difficult if a name is not given because then no one can check to see if there truly was a violation and why it wasn't followed up on. Mr. Michna brought up the fact that there was parking code violations . Paul Harrington, City Planner, explained how the City- determines the parking needed for each site. Harrington stated the establishment needs 125 parking spaces as theiroccupany is what designated how many parking stalls were needed. There are 344 seats and barstools in the establishment which indicates there should be one stall for each three seats according to Mounds •ew's Code.