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City of Centerville July 9, 2003 Council Meeting Minutes Mr. Kilian commented that he would do the foundation this year and the garage next year. 3. Requests to Remain ()Pen and Serve Liquor until 2:00 a.m. Trio Inn. Kelly's Komer. Waterworks Beach Club City Attorney Hoeft indicated that the City's Ordinance will follow the state statute guidelines for the hours of operation of liquor establishments. He then indicated that if the City did not want its liquor license holders to stay open until 2:00 a.m. then the Ordinance would need to be amended. Otherwise, a motion to uphold the current ordinance requirements would suffice to allow them to serve until 2:00 a.m. Council Member Capra commented that Chief Heckmann had expressed a concern about the time involved in processing a DUI case and asked whether the City wished to increase the fees for the later closing time. Council Member Broussard Vickers indicated that she did not see how staying open one hour later was going to increase traffic violations. She then commented that it pushes the violations back one hour but should not increase them. Motion by Council Member Broussard Vickers. seconded by Council Member Paar to abide bv the current Ordinance requirements that references state statute. All in favor. Motion carried unanimously. 4. Eagle Pass Issues/Concerns Ms. Moore-Sykes indicated she had received an email forwarded to her by Council Member Paar from Mr. Halstrom concerning issues with Eagle Pass. Council Member Capra indicated that she had received a call from Mr. Nohner, 1855 Pioneer Lane concerning drainage issues in Eagle Pass. Council discussed the drainage issue and asked Staff to determine whether the pin for the property line location can be located to determine whether the timbers and fill are located in the easement area or not. And, if so, direct a letter to the property owner asking that the items be removed from the easement area or the City will do so. Mr. Nohner indicated that the drainage has been an ongoing issue but he is more concerned with the fact that City Staff has not responded to his numerous requests for assistance and information concerning the grading and whether or not it was done to the required specification. He then said that if Swift is responsible then the City and the homeowners should not have to pay to solve the problem. Mr. Peterson indicated that the City had looked into the matter and the grade is at 1 % as required. Council Member Capra indicated that the determination was made in Mayor June and that it is a 1 % grade. She then said that there were some tall weeds back there that were Page 5 of 10