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PROCLAMATION - 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF VILLAGE SQUARE SHOPPING <br />CENTER The Village Square Shopping Center is celebrating <br />its 10th Anniversary this month and Mayor Fauson <br />presented a proclamation declaring September 23rd as <br />Village Square Shopping Center Day marked by many <br />activities at the Center. <br />PROCLAMATION - CRIME PREVENTION <br />MONTH Mayor Fauson declared October, 1989, as Crime <br />Prevention Month in the City of Louisville asking <br />everyone to increase their awareness of and <br />participation in effective crime prevention <br />measures. <br />PRESENTATION - BOULDER COUNTY <br />UNITED WAY Mary Rozaklis, Chair for the 1989 Needs Assessment <br />Committee Boulder County United Way, presented the <br />results of the 1989 Boulder County Human Service <br />Needs Assessment, Community Telephone Survey to <br />Council. Ms. Rozaklis thanked Council for their <br />support that made this report possible. <br />ORDINANCE #996, SERIES 1989 - PROVISION FOR TEMPORARY LIQUOR LICENSES <br />AND FEES - 2ND READING, <br />PUBLIC HEARING Ordinance #996, Series 1989, "An Ordinance amending <br />Title 5 of the Louisville Municipal Code concerning <br />the issuance of temporary Liquor Licenses, and <br />creating the fees therefore." Publication of the <br />ordinance and notice of public hearing were <br />established. <br />Mayor Fauson opened the public hearing. <br />Ferris explained that Ordinance #996 concerns the <br />issuance of a temporary liquor license and the fees <br />to be charged for that license. Senate Bill 113, <br />effective April 27, 1989, provides for local liquor <br />licensing authorities to grant a temporary license <br />to persons who, through negligence or inadvertence, <br />have allowed their liquor licenses to expire without <br />renewing them. This Bill does not change the <br />current law: persons who let their license expire <br />(without renewing them) must still apply for a brand <br />new license. However, SB 113 does permit issuance <br />of a temporary license under certain circumstances: <br />1) he submits an application for a brand new license <br />(including appropriate fees); 2) he submits that new <br />license application within 90 days of the date of <br />his old license expired; 3) he pays the local <br />licensing authority $250 for the temporary license. <br />If the applicant meets these criteria then the local <br />authority must issue the applicant a temporary <br />license which is good until the applicant's new <br />permanent license is issued or denied, or it has <br />been more than 4 months since the temporary license <br />2 <br />