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Louisville City Council Meeting October 19, 2004 Page 10 of 15 Council member Brown asked Police Chief Bruce Goodman what sort of notice is required. Goodman stated his belief the two-week notice is not required. City Attorney Light stated the state statute requires a local ordinance. He compared the proposed ordinance with the Broomfield's, and noted some communities are requiring other provision such as calendared days, and individual permits. Mayor Sisk suggested the two-week notification period be modified to two-days, with written notification by mail or fax. Council member Keany inquired as to the permit process. Deputy City Clerk Hanson stated the permit would be for a calendar year. Mr. Owen noted for wine tasting charity events, no notice is required. He did not oppose the two-day notice provision. MOTION: Council member Brown moved for Council approval of Ordinance No. 1457, Series 2004, with the revision that the last sentence of limitation #13 be struck. Council member Levihn seconded the motion. Roll Call vote was taken. The motion passed by a vote of 7-0. All in favor. ORDINANCE NO. 1453, SERIES 2004 - CONTINUED Mayor Sisk asked Ms. Levy if she had consulted with her clients. Mr. Levy stated the applicant would like a continuance for further discussions. Based on the outcome of those discussions, the applicant may elect to withdraw their application and file a different application. She requested a straw vote from Council on how they wished to proceed. Council member Brown stated there is an opportunity to revisit this matter. He felt it was unfair to drag this matter out any longer. Council member Levihn questioned whether the Council should take a straw vote. City Attorney Light suggested if Council is interested in sending this back for renegotiation, Staff would have to receive Council direction. He reviewed the Councils' option of: 1) voting in favor of vacation, 2) against vacation, or continuing the matter. Mayor Sisk asked Council for their preference of proceeding with this matter. Council members Van Pelt, Clabots, Keany, and Levihn favored continuing this matter. Council member Marsella supported the options offered by Planning Director Wood. Council member Brown favored expanding the options. Mayor Sisk stated his belief that Council is willing to try to resolve this issue. 10