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-2- measures against a juvenile were not justified. The complaintant further reported going to the Fun Center the next day to talk to • Mr. Fey where he said, the Center owner had told him his brother was very intoxicated and that Mr. Fey had witnessed an exchange of money between him and another customer and .believed the brother "belonged over at Chick' s Billiards where he (Mr. Fey) wouldn' t have to deal with him" . Mr. Carlstrom affirmed that a civil complaint had been filed and the matter was under investigation but said he was present that evening to give visibility to what he perceives was unnecessary violence on the part of the Fun. Center owner which should not be sanctioned by the City. Mayor .Sundland thanked Mr. Carlstrom for bringing the matter before the Council_ saying this was the type of input the Council was seeking when it set up a monitoring system for entertainment establishments . However, he indicated he perceives the current issue would probably be resolved in a civil court and the past history of only an average of two calls or complaints about this operation a year would hardly justify denying Mr. Fey' s application for licenses at this time. The Mayor added that he is certain the Fun Center proprietor understands that too many reports of this type could result in the Council 's taking a close look before renewing those licenses another time. There was general agreement that the monitoring program should be continued. Motion by Councilman Enrooth and seconded by Councilman darks to approve the amusement licenses listed in the March 1 , 1983 Council agenda -for the St. Anthony Fun Center at 2907 Pentagon Drive. • Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to approve payment of all verified claims listed for March 1, 1983 in the Council agenda for the same date . Motion carried unanimously. The Mayor reported and when he and Councilman Marks meet with Stu Davis , Assistant Deputy for Multi-Housing for HUD in Washington , D.C. , they would be accompanied by administrative staff from Congressmen Sabo, Sikorski and Vento and Senator Durenburger and Boschwitz ' offices who would lobby the HUD officials for 202 funding for the pro- posed senior housing in St. Anthony. He said the arrangements had been made by Congressman Sabo who had talked to the HUD officials in advance of the meeting since he would be in Houston the day of the meeting . The information to be provided by Mr. Krier would be delivered to the Mayor' s office in advance of their departure for Washington, I[ayor Sundland told Councilman Marks . The Mayor complimented Carol Johnson on her management of the City 's investments as reflected in the annual report she had submitted. Chief Entner was also commended for the comprehensive report he had prepared on the Fire Department's activities. during 1982. Councilman • Marks noted the decline in fire calls and arson cases which the Chief had indicated was 'common for the entire metropolitan area and which N f�