CC MINUTES 08141979 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

.. -4- Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to concur with the understanding regarding charges for engineering services in regard to the sanitary sewer diversion project as set forth in the Short-Elliott-Hendrickson letter of August 9 . Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Soth confirmed that recent legislation does not permit the City to issue the temporary wine license requested by St. Charles ' parish for their steak fry. However, -the following action was taken regarding the sale of beer: Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Sundland to grant a temporary beer license and waive the customary fees for the same for the St. Charles parish steak fry, September 14 , 1979 . Motion carried unanimously. Gary Fey, proprietor of the St. Anthony Fun Center, appeared to give a progress report of his operation after six months. He discussed the supervision of the center and steps he has taken to prevent its operation from becoming a nuisance to other businesses in the area. No specific complaints had been received from Council members nor staff, and Mr. Fornell reported the Police Department felt Mr. Fey was doing a good job of maintaining an orderly operation. The center proprietor gave each Council member a card with his home and business number requesting they get in touch with him immediately • if they should receive any complaints. Mayor Haik saw the Municipal Revenue and Housing Advisory Committees of the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities as those whose functions might be especially helpful to the City. Council members who are interested in serving on any AMM committee will inform the Manager so he can forward the names. The July fire and June police reports were ordered filed. Mr. Fornell showed the plans drawn up by Harrison House for the proposed renovation of the liquor lounge at Apache and recommended bids be solicited for this component of the job. A preliminary quote for costs other than those from Harrison is being prepared by the Public Works Director for Council consideration at the next meeting and the Manager said he anticipates the entire project will be within the suggested budget of $75, 000 . ' Motion by Councilman Sauer and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to authorize the soliciting of bids for the specifications proposed by Harrison House to be awarded by the Council at their September 11 meeting. Motion carried unanimously. The listing of a restaurant license for the building previously housing the Three Circles Restaurant was removed from the Agenda at the suggestion of Mr. Berg who said he was waiting for submission of suitable plans for remodeling the building.