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CITY ADMINISTRATOR REPORT CONT'D WATER BOND IMPROVEMENTS LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION ALINE STEINBAUGH Mr. Wurl reviewed the water bond improvements breakdown and water project history. Councilman DiCarlo asked why the tank was dropped from a 4 million gallon tank to 2.5 million gallons. Mr. Wurl stated that during the first few breakdowns the figures were not very comparable. Mr. Wurl stated that the reason the tank was dropped to 2.5 million gallons was because the fire underwriters did a survey on Louisville and came up with re- commendations and regulations different the regulations used at the beginning of the project. These regulations required more fire storage per capita then what it was at the beginning. It was then that the tank size dropped. Mr. Wurl reviewed correspondence. Mr. Wurl stated that Aline Steinbaugh has applied for a liquor license and a hearing had to be scheduled. Councilman DiCarlo moved that the liquor license application hearing be scheduled for February 3, 1976. Seconded by Councilman Domenico. Councilman Caranci asked what type of proposal they had made with the bad debt from Richard Codron on the Three Coins Restaurant. Mr. Wurl stated that the applicant wanted the City to give them an acceptable amount to clear the debt. Councilman Caranci asked why the United Bank of Broomfield had backed down on their offer of $6,000. Mr. Wurl stated that the offer applied to the application of Giolette-Sargeant and since that application was with- drawn the bank withdrew their offer also as it pertained to the application of Gioletti and Sargeant. Councilman DelPizzo felt that Mr. Codron should be made to pay the bill and no one else should be responsible. Attorney Morris stated that if a portion of the debt is paid off the agreement can be made that Mr. Codron is respon- sible for the remainder of the debt. -4-