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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000036_pg051Page 4 April 14, 1975 Councilman Shelquist noted that a person in this position should be bondable. He felt this should be part of the job description. Mayor Johnson asked Council what title the postion should be given. Councilman Shelquist suggested Accountant I. He said it allowed room for expansion of the position. Administrator Achen agreed. MSP (Johnson - Shelquist) to authorize the new staff position with the title Accountant I as described in the job description, to advertise for recruit- ment and to set a salary in the area of $900 with some flexibility. Mr. Charles Hall, owner of the bowling establishment proposal. areas since he has managed it. outdoor lighting, improved the and dining rooms, and he feels since he purchased this establ 3 Ayes Mermaid Lounge appeared before Council with his He feels he has improved the mermaid in several He has provided more paved parking space, more landscaping, completely remodeled the basement the quality of management has improved greatly ishment. Mr. Hall is proposing a 24 lane alley running east and west, a bowler's bar that will seat 150 people with a one, two or three piece band. The bar will have iron gates that come down to close off the bar from the bowling alley after 1 a.m. A gameroom will be next to the bar and will include three pool tables, 4 foosball, 1 pinball machine and a cigarette vending machine. Mayor Johnson asked if his 13 year old son would be able to go into the bowling alley where liquor is served. Mr. Hall stated that he would be able to go into the bowling alley but felt this area would have a different type of environment than that of the regular bar or dance area. Mr. Hall stated that the basement would operate the same as it is now. He presently has lingerie shows during the lunch hour to attract business but hopes to eliminate them altogether after the bowling establishment is in full operation. Mayor Johnson asked about surface water drainage for the parking lot. Mr. Hall stated that he had appeared before the Rice Creek Watershed District. They requested a baffled dam on the south side of the parking lot between Co. Rd. H and the existing paved surface to reduce the velocity of the water runoff. Mr. Robert Carlson, 2189 Mississippi Circle asked if the Mermaid put salt or other materials on the lot to melt ice and snow which may drain into Rice Creek. Mr Hall stated they only plow. No salt or sand is used. D'arcy Bosell, 2601 Ridge Lane, asked if 3.2 liquor could be served during the day. She felt uncomfortable knowing liquor is being served with children around. Councilman Shelquist asked if there would be waitresses in the bowling alley during the day. Mr. Hall stated he would have waitresses taking orders from the lanes but feels this is a better arrangement than having the bowler's bar open during the day or having persons flowing between the alley and the main bar. Mayor Johnson stated he would like to table the matter until the next meeting when the rest of the Council members are present for their input and knowledge on the subject.