City Council Agenda and Packet 1982 11 16

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11/3/82 Page -3- outline of the history of the leachate problem. This will be done either through the Louisville Tunas or sent to the residents. Councilman Leary Requested this report be placed on the agenda for the next council meeting thus allowing people to isk further question* and council • discussion. Mayor Meier Advised if councilmembers wished further information on the leachate problem, it was available from staff. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT Attorney Rautenstraua read the ordinance by ORDINANCE #767 - VIDEO title only on second reading and public hearing; GAMES - PUBLIC HEARING also certified proper publication. Mayor Meier opened the public hearing and Attorney Bautenstraus advised that notice of the public hearing was published in the Louisville Times October 13, 1982. Rautenstraus also advised that amendments to the ordinance on first reading had been published. Mayor Meier asked if there was anyone in favor of the ordinance. None. Anyone in opposition to the ordinance. Mrs. Carol Kelly - Co-owner Stated the fee of $100.00 per machine is Pinball Wizard excessive and that she had provided copies of In Opposition her profit and loss statement to councilmembers . She suggested a fee of $25 .00 per machine as more feasible. Stated that her husband has been i11 and in the hospital requiring her to hire addtional help, which again cut into the profits. This is their only source of income. The range or revnue realized from each machine was from $25.00 - $85.00 per week. The machines are enjoyed by families , young adults and resi- dents of the City. It was her opinion that machines in bars and grocery stores perhaps did realize revenue of $350.00 per week, per machine and most of them did not have to pay rent nor utilities. She commented the $700. 00 she would be required to pay by ordinance could be used for remodeling or buying bike racks , etc. She requested that councilmembers please con- sider amending the ordinance to reduce the fees - had no problem with the rest of the ordinance .