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Session 1755 <br />May 10, 1999 <br /> <br />Joyce Montgomery, 1525 Nixon, wife of the applicant, appealed to Council to approve the <br />liquor license. <br /> <br />Mayor Adams declared the public hearing closed at 8:20 p.m. <br /> <br />Mr. Munkel askeo Mr. Ollendorff if any police calls had been made to this location since <br />the restaurant license had been issued. Mr. Ollendorff said that he was not sure and would <br />find out and get back to him. <br /> <br />Mr. Schoomer said that he was the one that moved denial the last time and when he did so <br />he had asked the applicant not to come back until some compromise had been reached <br />with his immediate neighbors. There is no such thing as a temporary license. He is very <br />reluctant to approve the liquor license in face of the opposition of the immediate neighbors, <br />and again will ha~.e to move denial. <br /> <br />Mr. Sharpe secondled the motion, which carried unanimously. The liquor license was <br />denied. <br /> <br />AGENDA #3 - 1999-2000 BUDGET PUBLIC HEARING: <br /> <br />Mr. Ollendorff has directed that a public hearing be held at this time to give the citizens the <br />opportunity to comment on the budget for the City's fiscal year beginning July 1, 1999. <br />The City Council will be reviewing the budget at a study meeting next Monday, May 17. <br />Citizens will have another opportunity to comment on budget matters at a second public <br />hearing on May 2zL <br /> <br />Mayor Adams opened the public hearing at 8:26 p.m. and immediately closed it for lack of <br />any requests to speak. <br /> <br />Mr. Lieberman has. a concern with the transportation of senior citizens in our community. <br />He said that OACAP does handle transportation for University City seniors for shopping <br />purposes and for taking them to meal sites. Most of the monies they receive come from the <br />MidiEast Area on Aging, which is federal dollars that they pass through to various <br />organizations in this area - OACAP being one of them. They also receive dollars from the <br />Senior Service Board in order to assist in the transportation effort. Unfortunately, because <br />of federal cutbacks, which effects OACAP, they are only allowing one transportation for <br />shopping per week OACAP will be asking the Senior Service Board for some more money <br />to try and offset this gap. It ends up back with the City, because we have dollars in the <br />general fund that gves money to the Senior Service Board for the purpose of transportation <br />for shopping, meal sites, medical visits, etc. Just a warning in advance that there may be a <br />request coming through for increased funding for the Senior Service Center. <br /> <br />7 <br /> <br /> <br />