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4/6/1992
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<br />Session 1566, Minutes <br />April 6, 1992 <br /> <br />Page 2 <br /> <br />quested that the business be allCMed to stay open until 2 a.m. every day ex- <br />cept SUOOay, when it is closed. He said openi.n;J on S\.1rX3ay was being consid- <br />ered but the restaurant would not be open beyooo midnight. He discussed the <br />business ~tion, i.e., security, equipne.nt, food preparation, refuse dis- <br />POsal, and other aspects. He suggested that African-Americans particularly <br />identified with a l::m'becue operation and that it was customary for that type <br />of business to be open late. <br /> <br />Mrs. '!hompson noved approval with all conditions but alla;,.,ring the business to <br />stay open until 2:00 a.m. every night. Mr. Price secoooed the notion. Coun- <br />cilmenibers 'Iharpson and Price voted Aye, and Counci1Inembers Schuman, Schoomer <br />and Mayor Pro Tern Adams voted Nay. '!he :rrotion failed three to two. <br /> <br />Mr. Schoamer noved acceptance of the coooitions proposed by the Plan commis- <br />sion, with two additional ame.rrlments-providing for a six-nonth trial Period, <br />and no outdoor sales on the property. Mr. Price secoooed the notion, and <br />asked if an anerrlment would be required to alla;,.,r outdoor sales such as the <br />OrristJnas trees that have been sold in the past (by the property a;,.,rner, not <br />Mr. Bell). Mr. Ollernorff said that was correct-city ordinances alla;,.,r no <br />outdoor sales unless Council approves and a SPeCial permit is obtained. All <br />voted Aye. <br /> <br />PERSONNEL REroRl' <br /> <br />'!he Personnel report for the week erning April 4, 1992, was received and or- <br />dered filed. <br /> <br />roLICE DEPARIMENI' REFORI' <br /> <br />'!he Police Department report for the nonth of March, 1992, was received and <br />ordered filed. <br /> <br />PROCIAMATION <br /> <br />Mayor Pro Tern Adams called attention to a proclamation which Council received <br />earlier that designates May, 1992, as "Senior citizen Month. II <br /> <br />BIT;r!:; FOR SEC:nID AND 'IHIRD READINGS <br /> <br />BILL NO. 8056 - AMENDlliG rnAPI'ER 21 MUNICIPAL OODE REIATING 'IO mIOR VEHICIES <br />AND TRAFFIC BY REPEALING SECI'ION 21-149, AND ENACl'lliG IN LIEU 'IHERIDF A NEW <br />SECI'ION 'IO BE :KNCMN AS "SECI'ION 21-149. VIOIATION OF DIVISION, II BY DElEI'ING <br />'mE FINE OF FIFI'Y CENI'S. <br />Bill No. 8056 was given its secooo reading. <br /> <br />Bill No. 8056 was given its third reading. <br /> <br />Mr. Schoamer noved that this bill be adopted as an ordinance. Mr. Price sec- <br />onded the notion. Upon roll call, the folla;,.,ring vote was recorded: AYES: <br />eounci1Inembers Price, Schuman, Schoamer, 'IhcIt'p;on, and Mayor Pro Tern Adams. <br />NAYS: None. ABSENI': Mayor Majerus and councilmember Wagner. Bill No. 8056 <br />became Ordinance No. 5845. <br />
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