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City Council Minutes July I, 1985 Page Seven as to what type of assistance the City can provide to the Star Cities Connnittee. The Star Cities Committee had indicated that they were in need of secretarial help such as typing and stuffing of envelopes and also a secretary to take minutes of the meetings. The City Administrator indicated that he had a meeting with Dick Gongoll and Mayor Hinkle and discussed the Star Cities budget for 1986, the possibility of simplifying the City Ordinance and making bylaws. The City Administrator further indicated that mainly the Star Cities was concerned with what type of involvement the City would like to have with this group. The City Administrator further indicated that replacing of committee members who have moved out of town was also discussed. Mayor Hinkle stated he felt a simple ordinance and a fifteen member committee is what the Star Cities should strive for. Councilmember Gunkel stated that the Star Cities should be able to use the City's computer to store any information. Discussion was held regarding the City providing someone to do the minutes and to help with the secretarial services involved. Discussion was held regarding the position of financial advisor being directly involved with the Economic Development Commission. llF. Industrial Park The City Administrator indicated that an extension of street on Industrial Boulevard had been proposed and that a preliminary study had been done by CED in January of 1985. The City Administrator further indicated that costs for road construction, curb and gutter etc. had to be determined. The City Administrator further indicated that Terry Maurer of Maier Stewart and Assoc., had offered to finfsh the feasibility study and address the financing for cornr pletion of the Industrial Park. It was the consensus of the City Council that Terry Maurer of Maier Stewart continue and finish with the feasibility study for the extension of the street on Industrial Boulevard. Mayor Hinkle addressed the City Administrator and stated that he has been pleased with the job he had done so far, and further indicated he had appreciated the extra effort the City Administrator has put in on the job. 12. Liquor Licenses The City Administrator indicated there were a number of liquor licenses to be approved. The Administrator further indicated that all were renewals except for Dino's Pizza which was a new license taken over by a new owner. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE RENEWAL OF THE LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION CONDITIONAL UPON THEM PAYING THE LIQUOR FEES BY AUGUST 1ST. Councilmember Gunkel withdrew her motion.