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S~iCe~ 1589, Minu~ Page 4 April 26, 1993 Mr. Price moved approval. Mr. ~ ~ the motif1, and all vo~a Aye. The City Manager reoa~ appruval of third ~m~ter k~wt~t transfers f~. a~ ~t ~ a ~1~ ~ ~ ~t ~ ~ ~. ~ ~id ~ ~ a~ w~l ~ ~ ~ ~ of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ plY; ~, ~ Ci~ ~d ~ ~ f~ ~ wi~ 1% of b~ Ur~_er Street Maintaxktnce, Mrs. Schuman asked about $18,000 for Overtime, and $110,000 for Par~a] of Central Garage Equip. Mr. Ollendorff said both figures resulted fx~, leaf pickup problems. A lot of overtime was necessary due to bad weather, and the equiImmnt ~ several major unanticipated re- pairs, even though ore piece is relatively ne~. Mr. Ollendorff said the sit- uatien is cu~L~ntly being analyzed. All vo~ Aye. ~a budget transfers will be part of the permanent record. LI(X30RLICB2qSE - ~'IT~'S, 6605 E~IMARBOLTLEVARD The City Manager said Fitz's earlier liquor licenee application was tabled, and they are now re~aesting reccrsideration sinoe they have been open for 90 days. The us~ml ch~ervation period is six mmths, however, there have been excegtiels for r~monable cause. Mr. Schoumer moved that this iten be taken fLuu the ~hle. Mrs. Schuman sec- onded the motion, which carried unanimously. Mr. Michael Alter, one of the operators, said they originally applied for the license last August but were told Council palicy requ~es a waiting period to deterre/he haw the business is operating before a liquor license is ~L~nted. He said they have tried to pl~e their pa~, many of wbx]n have rec?aested alcoholic drinks with thair m~]s. ~he license will enable Fitz's to be cce- patitive with the many restaurants in the Loop, be said. Mr. Price believed that when there was an exueption to the six mmlth policy, the recipient received a beer c~ly license. Mayor Majerus said she thought it was a beer and wine li~. Mr. Price then moved approval of a beer and wine lioense, and Mrs. Tk~sc~ secorr]ed the motien, adding that she has heard only good oa~ents about Fitz's. Mr. Ollendorff asked if Council is changing its policy to 90 days, or if this is an exception. Mr. Price and Mrs. Tr~a~eon felt it should be considered an ecoeption. Mr. Schoceer said be believed the precedent being followed is the one that Council has granted to those who have held previous liquor licenses, shorteting the u~m] six mc~th waiting period to three srmths. Mrs. Schuman and Mr. ~a~ms also a~z~ it should be ccrsi~ed an exception. All voted Aye.