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Ferris explained that Ordinance #996 concerns the issuance of a temporary liquor license and the fees to be charged for that license. Senate Bill 113, effective April 27, 1989, provides for local liquor licensing authorities to grant a temporary license to persons who, through negligence or inadvertence, have allowed their liquor licenses to expire without renewing them. This Bill does not change the current law: persons who let their license expire (without renewing them) must still apply for a brand new license. However, SB 113 does permit issuance of a temporary license under certain circumstances: 1) he submits an application for a brand new license (including appropriate fees); 2) he submits that new license application within 90 days of the date of his old license expired; 3) he pays the local licensing authority $250 for the temporary license. If the applicant meets these criteria then the local authority must issue the applicant a temporary license which is good until the applicants new permanent license is issued or denied, or it has been more than 4 months since the temporary license was issued (the temporary license itself expires 4 months after it was issued and can not be renewed). This allows the applicant (who formerly had a license) to operate his establishment while the state and local authorities examine his application for a brand new license. This Bill does not include a provision for holder of 3.2$ beer licenses. Williamson explained that the Ordinance is written as the State Bill requires. There is no provision for the licensing authority (Council) to make any revision to the legislation. Anderson moved and Mayor Fauson seconded to place Ordinance #996 out for publication and a public hearing set for September 19, 1989. Motion carried 6-0. AWARD OF BID - SOUTH BOULDER ROAD MEDIAN IMPROVEMENTS - PHASE I Phase explained that on August 8th bids were opened for this project. Items included in the work were concrete, irrigation system, and landscaping of two (2) medians between Cottonwood Drive and Centennial Drive on South Boulder Road. Both medians have a combined length of approximately 900 feet with proposed landscaping of 16 trees and 14 shrubs. North Boulder Sprinkler and Landscape Inc. were the low bidders and Phare asked that Council award the contract to them. Mohr moved and Ferrera seconded to award the South Boulder Road Median Improvements Phase I project to North Boulder Sprinkler and Landscape, Inc. in the 3