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i B. Liquor Licenses - New Outlets -- _. Liquor LlcenseApplications New Outlets - * 1. 7-11 Food Store, 18th and Pearl '(PS), Southland Corporation ,--' ** 2. Giant Grinder Delicatessen, 1677 Coburg Road (PS), Giant Grinder i Enterprises. Corom I I 6/16/76 .Mr. Keller IrOved seconded by Mr. Haws to set hearing on the two Pub Hrng .proposed outlets for June 28. Motion carried unanimously. * Manager reviewed OLCC report which indicated that of those interviewed in the I-A-2 neighborhood, one objected, ten did not. Staff had no objections. Public hearing was opened. Murnard England, owning property across the street from the proposed establish- ment, opposed the license because he felt there were adequate existing outlets in the area, proximity of schools, and anticipated traffic congestion. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. i Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to recommend approval of the license. Motion carried - all Council members present voting aye, ; except Councilman Bradley voting no. i ** Manager reviewed OLCC report which indicated that of those interviewed in the area, one objected, three did not. Staff had no objections. Public hearing was opened. . -' Ira Lowe, owner of the Willakenzie Market at 1645 Coburg Road, saw no need for another package store outlet so close to his market, the entrance of the I proposed outlet being only 200 feet away. , Stuart Montgomery, one of the owners of the Giant Grinder, said they were ask- I ., ing for the license to give them the opportunity to provide imported beers and wines with the delicatessen products that were not provided by the normal package store outlets. , I I Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony. , , , I \ Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to recommend approval of the license. In response to Councilman Bradley, Mr. Lowe said the Willakenzie Market does sell imported wines and beers. Councilman Hamel said he would vote against recommending the license because he felt the sandwich shop itself was such a small part of the establishment, and that there was not room to adequately display and retail as proposed. Councilwoman Shirey didn't feel the decision should be made on the basis of the size of the store or its adequacy for dis- play, rather it should be directed toward traffic, zoning, social problems, etc. I Vote was taken on the motion to recommend approval. Motion I carried - Council members Keller, Haws, Beal, Murray, and . I Shirey voting aye; Council members Bradley and Hamel voting no; - -. , Councilman Williams abstaining. ! , \ I 6/28/76 - 2 3J.3