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session 1572, Minutes June 1, 1992 Page 4 Council as a result of review of all it.en's durirq the l:udget study meetirqs am public hearirqs. He was pleased it was possible to again provide the high quality of services expected by the citizem:y with only minor tax am fee adjustments. He also reported the City to be canpletely debt-free, hav- irq paid off the last out:st:an:li.nJ bom issue this past year. Mayor Majerus said the staff worked very hard in canpilirq the l:udget am the Council worked many hours studyirq am discussirq it. She cx::xrarerrled the city administration for its diligence in obtainir'q the most out of every tax dol- lar collected, am its efficiencies am ability to perfo:rm good services with no cuts. She exterrled her thanks to both the City Manager am the Council. Mr. Adams IlDVed approval of the 1992-93 City l:udget. Mr. Wagner secorrled the rrotion. Mr. Schoaner thanked the staff for the spirit of cooperation am sacrifice this l:udget has demarrled of them. All voted Aye. LICUOR LICENSE illGRADE - 8111 OLIVE '!he City Manager said an application was received fram Frank am Helen' s piz- zeria, 8111 Olive, to upgrade their liquor license fram 3.2% beer to 5% beer am 14% wine, as well as S\.lOOay sales. Mr. Price IlDVed approval, am Mr. Adams secomed the rrotion. In response to Mr. Wagner, Mr. Ollerrlorff said there have been no canplaints about beer ser- vice at this restaurant. All voted Aye. <XlNDITICNAL USE PERMIT - 6220 CABANNE Mr. Adams left the room because of a conflict of interest on this item. Mr. Wagner said he also had a slight conflict of interest am would not vote. '!he City Manager said on May 4, 1992, Council tabled a comitional use pe:rmit application by Southwestern Bell M::>bile Syst.en's for a cellular phone tower at 6220 Cabanne pen:lirq discussion by the Park Camnission, since the site is next to a city park. '!he City Manager concurred in the Plan am Park Camnis- sions' rec::onmen:3ation to approve, with all comitions listed in the May 4 minutes. Mr. Schoamer IlDVed to take this matter off the table. Mrs. Schmnan secomed the rrotion, which carried unanirln.1sly. Mr. John King, 10 S. Brentwood, attorney representirq Sout:hwesten1 Bell M0- bile Systems, said the canpany was havirq service problems in the area, am this location was fourrl to be the best site to erect a 100' cellular antenna to canbat these problems. Adjacent to the antenna will be a 300 square foot equipnent buildirq, am all will be surrourrled by an eight foot fence topped with barbed wire. He said no one has climbed towers of this type in other locations, am the canpany believes it has taken precautions to prevent that. In response to Mrs. 'Ihc:rrpson, Mr. King said he did not kr10w if there were any other antennae adjacent to parks, however, the fence could be made higher if that was a concern. Mr. Ollerrlorff said the fence would be 10 feet high with barbed wire. Mr. King said it was also stiIXIlated that a proposed increase in wattage would require the canpany to cane back for Council approval.