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City of Centerville Council MEeting Minutes February 23, 2011 1.(a) Resolution #11-005 — Issuance and Sale of $2,755,000 Genera.l Obligation Refunding Bond, Series 2011. A�arove Res. #11-005 — Issuance and Sale of $2,755.000 General Oblisation Refunding Bond, Series 2011. Motion bv Council Member Paar. seconded bv Council Member King. All in favor Motion carried unanimouslv. Mayor Wilharber questioned an audience member as to the item they desired to speak in regards. Mr. Paul Montain, owner of the Trio Inn, sta.ted that he desired to speak in regards to the Proposed Liquor Ordinance amendment. NEW BUSINE5S 3. Proposed Amendment to Chapter 111 (Liquor) � Distance from Schools & Churches — Reduction to 300 rather than 500 feet. Mr. Montain made the Council aware of a church that is operating in the building across the street from Kelly's Korner and the Trio Inn. , I City Attorney Glaser stated that there does appear to be a church that is operating out of the building and that needs to be taken into consideration; however, it needs to be Council's discretion on whether or not I to amend the Code. I Lengkhy discussion was had regarding modifying the Code to allow for future considerations, i.e. ' (downtown redevelopment, future growth, etc. . City Attorney Glaser stated that previously Council's � discretion was to place the existing requirements in the Code; however, the current Council may modify that language at any time and a future Council may desire to modify what you have established. I i Motion bv Council Member Paar. seconded bv Council Member Fehrenbacher to I amend Citv Code, Ch�ater 111 to decrease the reauired setback from a school to 300 feet and I remove the references to church. All in favor. Motion carried unanimouslv. � VII. OLD BUSINESS 1. Parks & Recreation Committee's Recommendation to Dedicate Dead Broke Saddle Club's Charitable Donation Funds ($2,500) to the Construction of a Sand Volleyball Court at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Pazk � Previously Tabled by Council for additional information. Mayor Wilharber stated that Council was presented with background documentation from the Parks & Recreation Committee, Public Works and City staff regarding the desire and cost estimates to construct two (2) sand volleyball courts at Laurie LaMotte Memorial Park. Council discussion ensued regarding the process for proposed projects and funding prior to receiving donations and the intent of the donations. City Administrator Larson stated that the Committee submitted a request to Dead Broke Saddle Club for a donation of $10,000 to entirely fund one volleyball court. However, the donation of Dead Broke was $2,500, leaving a significant shortfall on the project. Council felt that the project potentially could not be completely funded with donations and the Committee would request additional funds from the.City for the completion of the project. City Administrator Larson stated that Council could place language in their motion setting aside the funds until such time a11 outside sources have funded the project with a deadline date and returning to Council and Dead Broke for alternative usage of Page 3 of 6 3