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City Council Meeting Minutes May 13, 1992 Page nine Motion by Buckbee, second by Wilharber to approve the Special Use Permit for Bob Sorg for a Noble Welding building on Lot 8, Block 1, Centerville Industrial Park for the submitted site plan contingent upon the following: necessary approval from the District; the developer shall paving in the parking nine (9) months after of 21st Avenue; the developer shall agree to modifications of the Special Use Permit to include future paving specifications and the inclusion of an assessment clause that shall be utilized should the property owner not constructed the paving area within nine (9) months after completion of 21st Avenue; and the City Staff, City Attorney and City Engineer shall work cooperatively to develop an acceptable Special Use Permit at which the Mayor Buckbee shall have final approval, motion carried unanimously. Rice Creek Watershed agree to complete the bituminous and driving lanes no later than the completion of the improvement Waterworks Bar - 3.2 Beer Permit Reauest Rich DeFoe, owner of Waterworks Bar, was present to request a 3.2 Beer Permit on the Waterworks ball fields. The Centerville Ordinance #11 provides for the issuance of a Temporary Non-Intoxicating Malt Liquor License containing not more than 3.2 alcohol by weight shall be issued for a limited period of time not to exceed three days. It was also noted that the cost for the issuance of a license is a $200 deposit and a license fee of $35.00 for the first day and $5.00 for each additional day the license is to be effective. Mr. DeFoe noted for each three day period he would be charged $45.00 and he thought that this may be excessive as the City only processes the permit one time. Mr. DeFoe requests consecutive 3.2 Beer Licenses from May 14, 1992 through approximately the beginning of October. Mr. DeFoe noted that there is a fenced in beer garden area and that persons selling the beer will be responsible for the control of the persons consuming the alcohol. He noted that generally that there would 20-30 people being served and he also noted at this time he has no one posted at the gate of the fenced in area. Mr. DeFoe advised that he would proposed serving the 3.2 beer from 6:15 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. Mr. DeFoe appeared to feel that through his conversation with the Minnesota Liquor Control Division that it may be feasible for him to pursue the sale of hard liquor on the ball fields versus obtaining a consecutive 3.2 Beer Permits through the summer. He