Proof of Publication 8 20 07 Council Proceedignsbeen received.
Michalski for fi-
sration and pas-
dinence No. 45-
Ing Appendix A
~ Ordinance) of
finances by amend-
reinafter described
located along
five from C-3 Gen-
, orrxrlercial District
conditons to C-3
I Commeroial Dis-
with conditions.
ded by Braig. Mo-.
cried 7-0.
429 Rhomberg Ave-
Request to Rezone:
of publication on no-
heating to consider
n perky located
7g / 429 Rhomberg
e and Parcel #10-
12 from R-2 Two-
' Residential District
Office Commercial
t and C-3 General
erofal District as re-
by Rich Biilmeyer
Mihalakis and Zon-
dvisory Commission
mendrng denial.
ommunicafion from
Winter representing
Street end Rich
yer/John Mihalakis
sting this item be re-
d from consideration.
n in opposition to
zonino of 427 / 429
posal of Previously
ed Alley: Proof of
ation on notice of
fig to consider appro-
the dfaposition of the
interest in Lot f9A of
Avenue Subdivision
eg F. and Dawn M.
and City Manager
mending approval.
n by Cline to receive
file- the documents
dopt Resolution No.
7 Disposing of City
st in Lot 19A of Un-
venue Subdivision in
hY of Dubuque, Du-
e County, lows.
nded by Connors.
n carried 7-0.
ividual Historic Desig-
n - 40-42 Main: Proof
of publication on notice of
hearing to consider appro-
val of the Individual Histor-
ic Designation of 40-42
Main Street and City Man-
ager recommending that
the public hearing be ta-
bled to October 1, 2007.
Motion by Cline to receive
and file and table.
Seconded by Lynch. Mo-
tion carried 7-0.
REINSTATE THE RULES
Upon motion the rules
were reinstated limiting
discussion to the City
Council.
ACTION ITEMS
Convention and Visitors
Bureau Quarterly Report:
Sue Czeshinski provided
the Convention and Visi-
tors Bureau quarterly re-
port. She highlighted the
hiring of Director of Sales
Keith Rahe, and Regional
Sales Manager Zce Pole,
Hospitality Patrol, major
convention business leads,
FAM Tours, Rockford
sales blitz, arts and culture
packages, and customer
Internet availability at the
Welcome Center. Buol
said R's been a tremen-
dous quarter for the
Chamber. Connors said
through personal experi-
ence what a good job the
Hospitality Patrol does.
Michalski asked if the
Chamber was promoting
area golf and casinos in re-
sponse to the new Iowa
City combination goK/ca-
sino facility. Motion by
Cline to receive and file.
Seconded by Connors.
Motion carried 7-0.
Henschel - McNamer
Place, Plat #3: Zoning Ad-
visory Commission recom-
mending approval of the fi-
nal plat of Henschel -
McNamer Place; Plat #3
subject to waiving lot
frontage requirements for
Lot 1. Motion by Michalski
to receive and file the
documents and adopt
Resolution No. 442-07 Ap-
proving the final plat o1
Henschel - McNamer
Place, Plat # 3. Motion
Carried 7-0.
Players Bar: City Manag-
er recommending approval
of the issuance of a six-
month license to Players,
1902 Central Avenue, to
allow additional time for
review and evaluation of
the calls for service. Mo-
tion byy Cline to receive
and ~fiile the documents
and adopt Resolution No.
443-07 Granting the issu-
ance of a six month Class
"C" Beer/Liquor License to
Players Sports Bar. Cline
said that not all calls are
the faun of the business
owner .and questioned
what the average number
of calls is to an establish-
ment. She suggested con-
sideration of reimburse-
ment to the City fYom es-
tablishments with an ex-
cessive number of police
calls. Police Chief Kim
Wadding said that over
100 calls per year is high
and that most calls to
Players are considered
high-impact calls that re-
quire more than one police
car and usually come at
busy times of the day.
Jones said that asking for
reimbur§ement from an es-
tablishment might discour-
age police calls. Michalski
said she appreciated the
detailed statistics'in addi-
tion to the liquor violations
as they provide a truer pic-
ture of the establishment's
record. Motion carried 7-0.
Mediacom: Communica-
tion from Cari M. Fenzel,
Regional Vice President of
Mediacom, advising that
Mediacom is discussing
the possibility of adding
the Big Ten Network to
their lineup when it is
launched later this year.
Motion by Cline to receive
and file. Seconded by
Connors. Council concur-
red that although the pro-
gramming addition was
not~wRhin their jurisdiction,
they appreciated the no-
tice. Motion carried 7-0
• COUNCIL MEMBER
REPORTS
Michalski said that the
plans for the September
Iowa League of Cities
Conference are exciting
and that this might be the
biggest League confer-
ence to date.
Buol reminded everyone
of the event, Leading the
Way to Global Climate Sol-
utions, at 10 a.m. on Sep-
tember 26 at the Grand
River Center. This event is
open to the public. He ac-
knowledged attendance of
Bo Scout Troup 48.
There being no further
business, upon motion the
meeting was adjourned at
8:07 p.m.
/s/Kevin•S. Fimstahl
Assistant City Clerk
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