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Shonkwiler: They'll see the mechanical screens. Please bear in mind that they will be 1 1/4 - 1 1/2 miles away. There is no question that they will see the units and the screening of the units, but it's a commercial business park. Howard moved that Council adopt Resolution No. 58, Series 1992, which approves the final PUD Development Plan and Final Plat for Neodata. Seconded by Sisk. Roll call was taken. Motion passed by a 6-0 vote. APPROVE REQUEST TO CHANGE LOCATION -AMERICAN LEGION WALTER RHODES POST #111 - PUBLISHED LOUISVITw~ TIMES 9/05/92 AND LOCATION POSTED 9/05/92 - PUBLIC HEARING Davidson announced that this is a continuation of the Public Hearing on the application of the American Legion Walter Rhodes Post #111 for a change of location of its liquor license from 628 LaFarge Street to 1130 Pine Street. The hearing was originally scheduled for the September 1, 1992, meeting and was opened on that date. He stated that it was then continued until today, since the applicant was not present and as a reminder, the neighborhood boundaries have been set as the current boundaries of the City of Louisville and the complete application has been made a part of the record of this proceeding. He explained that the only issues in a change of location are the reasonable requirements of the neighborhood to which the applicant seeks to change its location and the desires of the adult inhabitants of the neighborhood. The character of the applicant is not an issue. Tim Camps, Adjutant for Walter Rhodes American Legion Post #111, stated that they are asking for a change in location, moving from a residential area into a commercial zoned area. There is only one resident adjacent to the rear of their new building. They feel that by changing their location, they are helping eliminate problems that they caused in the old residential community, such as excess parking and crowding. In their new location there is more parking. They hope there new location will better serve the community, including being used for weddings, banquets, etc. They have increased the size of their club four (4) fold in sq. ft., plus a basement of half that square footage. He stated that they are here to serve the community. Davidson asked if any interested party in the audience had any questions of the applicant. NONE Davidson asked if any member of the Liquor Authority had any questions of the applicant. 16