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City Council meeting of July 7, 2003 Page 6 the Council should consider. If the Council wishes to retain a 1:00 am closing time on every day, it should amend the ordinance to so state. If it wishes to confirm a 2:00 am closing time for all days including Sunday, it should amend the ordinance. If it wishes to have a 2:00 am closing time for every day but Sunday, it could amend the ordinance to remove the inconsistency. A public hearing would be required if the Council intends to extend Sunday liquor sales until 2:00 am; otherwise, no public hearing is required. Bo Bogatty, owner of Ricci's, addressed the Council stating reasons for his request for the 2:00 am closing. Council discussed the request and wanted the data used by the state legislature in its decision and deliberation for approving the change in bar closing time. Puleo made motion, Granger seconded, to table Mr. Bogatty's request for an extended closing time to allow staff to obtain information for Council review. All aye. Motion Carried. I.3 WEST ONEKA LAKE DRAINAGE PROTECT UPDATE AND FUTURE 165' STREET PHASE III WORK Water Resource Engineer Pete Willenbring from WSB Engineers presented an update on the status of the West Oneka Lake drainage project. Fyles Excavating, a contractor on the work, has completed 75% of the work to date, and the remaining work is scheduled to be completed by the end of July. Council member Frank Puleo requested that the future 165'" Street ditch Phase III work be discussed as well, since residents have been inundated with standing water on their property immediately north of 165'" Street. Pete stated that preliminary survey work and a feasibility study would be needed at an approximate cost of $5,000. He also stated that there is no dedicated funding source for. completion of the project and would need to be assessed. Miron made motion, Granger seconded, directing staff to schedule a neighborhood meeting, along with Mayor Miron, Council member Puleo, and City staff, to determine interest in moving forward with a drainage project. Bruce Discher and Elizabeth Herman, residents along 165' Street, explained the water problems in the area and asked for relief from the City. Miron made motion, Granger seconded, amending the previous motion to investigate whether emergency service could be provided to relieve the water problem in the area. VOTE ON AMENDMENT: All aye. Motion Carried. VOTE ON ORIGINAL MOTION: All aye. Motion Carried. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT FROM RCWD FORK WORK ON JD2 CULVERT PROJECT At its April 21, 2003 meeting, the Council discussed the request for payment from the RCWD for work completed by Jay Brothers on the JD2 culvert replacement projects at 165'd and 157'" Streets respectively. Council directed staff to request additional itemized information from the RCWD on the project. City Attorney Dave Snyder explained that subsequent to substantial completion, the City was not responsible for making any payment on the project until the work was satisfactorily completed.