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""'Il e d:, 58 7/26/71 il I I Ii ! I' D,. Recommendation .to .defer collection.of_ s.eweE.asses.s,ment .onKenneth,G,ilbert property. I II The City has agreed. to . defer collecibion of this assessment untiLs uch time as the ! .1 , , I: mand is subdivided, in.exchange for an easement reqill;red'by the City. 1: .1 'I Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDDnald that deferral ofn colljection of assess- I, " I' ment on Kenneth Gilbert property, as outlined above, be approved. Motion carried. II :I I! E. Recommended segregation of assessment for James V. Long of $340.fJ.3. I! 'I Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the segregation of assessment of il ,. $340.43 for James V. Long be approved. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting " " aye, the motion carried. " :! ; Petition for paving, sanitary and storm sewer, Echo Hollow Park - 100% F. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the petition as recommended and e outlined above, be accepted. Motion carried. " I' .1 !I G. Disposal amall parcel city-owned land at 11th and Garfield - Staff recommended that I' city sell a small triangle of land at 11th and Garfield to the adjacent property ,I " owner for use as a parking lot for the amount of $300. This is a small sliver for il il :1 which the city has no use. II 'i !: I 'I Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the sale outlined above for $300 II " be approved. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the motion carried. H. Report on Restaurant Lease - There have been reported problems wrom the operation of Laurelwood Restaurant at the city-owned golf course. The problems have mainly been caused by proximity of residential property. The facility has been operated on a lease basis and the lease will expire September 30. Since the operation until late hours has been a source of friction, it has been recommended the operator be given notice of cancellation of lease as of September 30 and that an attempt be made to establish an acceptable limitation, at least on hours of operation. It is proposed !I that specifications be opened to bid so that a new lease may be developed. If a " new lease is not available by September 30 the facility could be operated on an " agreed upon basis from month to month. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the city administration, be author- ized to advise the Laurelwood Restaurant lessee that the lease will be cancelled September 30 under terms and conditions set forth by the City Manager. Mr. McDonald felt with proper operation, the facility would be an asset to the community. Charles Schleicher, 2685 Columbia, said he lives directly across from the golf course. He .requested that the restaurant be closed at a reasonable hour. He said he had been disturbed many times at 2:30 in the morning. i I Ii An unidentified gentleman said he lives on Columbia, not as close as Mr. II Schleicher, 1 but he has never noticed any noise, and two neighbors with whom he has discussed i this matter have never heard any noise. He felt a change in closing hours would kill the business. Councilman Teague said he knew personally that this area could be a source of much noise and irritation late at night. . e Terry Tillman said he was speaking for his father who lives adjacent to the golf course and who had not objected to its operation. He felt the Council should speak to more of the neighbors befo~e making a decision to change the hours of closing. There was discussion of possible requirements for a new lease, and the manner in which it will be let. Vote taken on motion as stated. Motion carried. I. biquor Licenses, approved by Police 'Department Package Store Class B - 7-Eleven Food Stores, 1316 Alder, 83ti West 28th and 445 Coburg Rd. Gottleib Delicatessen, 8th and Oli ve Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that the liceR&es be approved. Motion carried. " I ., , I e 7/26/71 - 11 ...