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City Council Meeting Minutes June 24, 1992 page two Council member Pelton noted that especially with the issuance of 3.2 that Mr. DeFoe come into see the City season starts next year to discuss a she would like to commend Mr. DeFoe making a go of the business and community. she tends to beer permits Council before change. She for improving becoming an be cautious, and suggests the baseball advised that the business, asset to the Mayor Buckbee advised that currently there is no break in the permitting process and that Mr. DeFoe proved that he is willing to address problems and concerns and find solutions. He noted, however, that he does tend to agree with Council member Pelton on the current process being continued for the rest of the 1992 summer and later address changes for the 1993 summer. He also appeared concerned about a potential loss of control if a permanent license were issued. Council member Dario noted, to date Mr. DeFoe is keeping the area clean and has received positive comments regarding the Waterworks operations. Floyd Laska, 1393 Mound Trail, was present at the meeting and advised that he lives near the Waterworks Bar and has had no problems. Motion by Pelton, second by Wilharber Beer Permits for the Waterworks Bar 1992, motion carried unanimously. Council member Burgstahler arrived 7:40 p.m. to approve Temporary 3.2 on June 25 through July 8, Lake Sanitation Lee LaBore attorney with LaBore and Giuliani, Ltd., was present to represent Lake Sanitation. He advised that Lake Sanitation would like to re-new their contract and continue their relationship with the City of Centerville. He would like the City of Centerville to consider the rate proposal presented by Lake Sanitation at this meeting. Mary Ayde, of Lake Sanitation, advised that with regard to questions on colored plastic they have to cut back on the recycling of the colored plastic due to the market. Mayor Buckbee expressed concern that the proposal submitted to the City Council by Lake Sanitation does address volume based billing, but may also include a rate increase and he would like to consider the issues separately. He advised that he would like time to review the packet delivered tonight by Lake Sanitation for those concerns.