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Session 1580, Minutes November 9, 1992 Page 6 decided to 1OO\Ie it to a different locatioo. Mayor MajeJ:US said the problem was that plans for the secorrl floor were unclear. Mr. Cdlen said a seating plan was sul:.lmitted to the Zoning Administrator for both the first am secorrl floors, with 60 seats added to the seconj floor. He thought it was clear. In response to Mr. Price, Director of Planni.rg Al Goldman said the applicants did furnish another drawing since he wrote the IlSlD di ~ing the need for clarification on secorrl floor use, but the layout looks like it might be for a sports bar or for entertainment, since there doesn It ~ to be any pro- vision for food service. Mr. Schoomer suggested addi.rg a condition requiring that the secorrl floor be retai.ne1 for food service, am future chan;Jes nust be approved by Council. He 1OO\Ied approval of the first floor plan am of a corrlition that the use be maintai.ne1 as stipulated in the initial am secon:lary drawings with recogni- tion that the applicants are aware that they must came to Council before any other change is made. Mrs. Schtnnan secorxlEd the notion. In response to Mr. Price, Mr. Goldman said the notion ties dCMIl use of the secorrl floor as a food service area rather than just a bar. All voted Aye. LICUOR LICENSE - NORIH AND SOO'IH MARKET '!he City Manager reconunended denying an application for a package liquor li- cense at North am South Market, 1523 North am South. He said Council has a lOn]-established policy of disaJUraging alcholic beverage sales in small stores in residential neighbortloods, am there was no reason to consider a policy change in this instance. Mr. Price said he had no wish to deny anyone the right to earn a living, how- ever, he did agree that liquor should not be sold in residential areas. He 1OO\Ied denial. Mr. Schoomer secorrled the notion. All voted Aye except Mrs. '!hampson, who voted Nay. '!he notion carried by a vote of six to one. FIRST OOARI'ER an:x:;EI' AIlJUS'IMENl'S '!he city Manager reconunerrled transfers am chanJes in Revenue am Experxtiture accounts through September, 1992. He said revenue will exceed b.1dget esti- mates due to insurance refurrls am natural gas utility tax, which was offset sanewhat by electric utility tax am prior year balance being less than ex- pected. Several other expenses have been un:ler b.1dget, allowing restoration of one police am one paramedic position, increases in the Contingency and BuildinJ Improvement aCCOlU1ts, p.ll"dlase of graffiti rerocJVal equipnent, a con- tract for a Zoning Code consultant, am granting a cost of living adjustment to retirees. Mr. Wagner 1OO\Ied approval, am Mr. SChoaner secorrled the notion. Respc::>rrlin;J to Mrs. Schtnnan, Mr. Ollerrlorff said the graffiti equipnent could be rented by subdivisions, neighbortlood associations, am other cities. All voted Aye.