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r . City Council Minutes April 16, 1984 Page Six Discussion wa.s carried on regarding the ordinance amendment regarding funeral parlors and the necessity of a four-fifths vote. COUNCILMEMBERENGSTROMMOVED TO APPROVE A ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT TO ALLOW FUNERAL PARLORS AS A PRINCIPAL USE IN C-3A AND C-3B ZONES AND AS A CONDITIONAL USE IN R-3,R-4 AND C-4 ZONES. COUNCILMEMBERSCHULDT SECONDED THE MOTION. THE ORDINANCE AMENDMENT FAILED 2-1. COUNCILMEMBER SCHULDT OPPOSED. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO RECONSIDER THE ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENT RE- GARDING FUNERAL HOMES AT THE MAY 7TH CITY COUNCIL MEETING , PROVIDED A FULL COUNCIL IS PRESENT. COUNCILMEMBER ENGSTROM SECONDED THE MOTION PASSED 2-l. COUNClIk1EMBER SCHULDT OPPOSED. 12. Dino's Liquor License Revocation ~ Public Hearing The City Administrator indicated that a public hearing has been scheduled to consider the revocation of the on-sale beer license for Dino's Pizza. The City Administrator further indicated that at the time of notification to Ms. Caryn Lundquist of the public hearing, Ms. Lundquist indicated that she was not interested in selling beer, and therefore, did not care if the license was revoked. The City Administrator indicated that that previous information has currently changed, as Ms. Lundquist sent a check to the City to cover the license fees of the mechanical amusement devices. Mayor Hinkle opened the public hearing. No one appeared for or in opposition of the revocation of the on-sale beer license. The City Administrator indicated that the City Council was considering the revocation of the beer license because, after numerous attempts to have Ms. Lundquist license the mechanical amusement devices located at her place of establishment with no response, the City's Ordinance, 800.22 allows for the consideration of revocation of the on-sale beer license. Councilmember Gunkel indicated that Dino's Pizza has a history of difficulty in getting various licenses and questioned whether the City should issue a license because of what appears, their lack of responsibility. Councilmember Schuldt indica.ted that he was well aware of the undue delays that Ms. Lundquist has made in licensing her mechanical amusement devices and further indicated that the City's Police Department has not received any complaints regarding conduct or any other difficulties at the Dino's Pizza establishment. Councilmember Schuldt, further indicated that he did not feel the City had sufficient grounds for revocation of the on-sale beer license. General discussion was carried on regarding the difficulty the City has had in licensing the mechanical amusement devices and obtaining the fees for the on-sale beer license. COUNCILMEMBER GUNKEL MOVED TO REVOKE THE ON-SALE BEER LICENSE FOR DINO'S PIZZA BASED ON THE HISTORY OF THE LICENSING DIFFICULTIES AT DINO'SPIZZA. MAYOR HINKLE SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION TIED 2":"2. COUNCILMEMBERS SCHULDT AND ENGSTROM OPPOSED.