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