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Councilman Marks requested the consideration of modifying Section 220 , • Parks , of the City Ordinance be placed on a future agenda. Councilman Ranallo indicated he perceived there might be a .need for revamping many of the City ordinances but he was opposed to "picking andchoosing" ordinances to be rewritten and suggested that Council- man Makowske look at all the ordinances and recommend a general revamping of any she considers need changing. Councilman Marks responded that it was not unusual for the Council to rewrite ordinances , citing as an example the water and sewer rate ordinances which are up for their second reading that evening. Voting on the motion made March--;2.7th bye Councilman Enrooth. and seconded by the=Mayor to grant a . temporar-y- �3 .2 beer permit for- parks to Casey Scott, 2613 - 27th Avenue N.-E. , which would permit the consumption, but not sale of beer, during the softball tournament to be held in Central Park from 7:00 A.M. to 9 : 00 P.M. , June 9 , 1984: Aye : Enrooth, Sundland, Ranallo, and Makowske. Nay: Marks . Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Makowske to approve payment of all verified claims listed for March 31st and • April 10 , 1984 . Motion carried unanimously. Two members of the Planning Commission, Chair Zawislak and Commissioner Hansen, were present and the Chair reported actions taken and recom- mendations to the Council made during the Commission' s special meeting, April 3rd, as reflected in the minutes of that meeting. Chair Zawislak indicated the Commission members had recognized the importance of- not jeopardizing the City 's application for 202 funding for the senior rental project for which they were. requested to give Detail Plan approval for the Kenzie Terrace Project P.U.D. , but he said, they were also very anxious to recommend the H.R.A. get a firm. commitment from the sponsoring agency that they would provide the amenities for the proposed building, above and beyond the bareboned structure H.U.D. would be likely to approve , in order that the final building would be compatible with the rest of the redevelopment project and the standards established for the community . Because this discussion promised to be a long one, the Council agreed to move the consideration of the request for the expansion of the Good Luck Cafe up on the agenda. Representing the cafe were the spokesman for the cafe ' s manager, kin On K,wong, and Bill McPherson, 3220 Silver Lake Road, previous owner of the restaurant at 2700 Coolidge Steet N.E. , formerly called The Three Circles .