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01-4430�1�i�����- RESOLUTION SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To (0 Council File # Ot—�44 Green Sheet # 106152 Committee Date 1 VVfIEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 20010000419) for Wine 2 on Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurants Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 510 3 Snelling Avenue North, be approved with the following condirion: Licensee is responsible for maintaining ofF 4 street parking in accardance with provisions of the Saint Pau1 Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shazed 5 parking was submitted and approved by this office (215101) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall 6 notify tlus office (LIEP) if the shazed parking agreemendlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for 7 any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requiremern for this licensed activity. 8 THEREFORE, BE IT RE50LVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with 9 the recommended condition. 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 Yeas Na s Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ,/ Harris � Benanav ` Reiter ✓ Bostrom �,j Lan� � 0 0 17 Adopted by Council: Date �}, 2 c� c� •� 18 Adoprion Certifi by Council Secretary 19 BY� "� '� l� -� ZO Approved by Mayor: y './�f/ Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey !� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � ? 1 By: o�-yy3 City Council Of£ices A is, zooi GREEN SHEET No 10615�_ Gerry Strathman, 266-8560 � TOTAL # OF SiGNA'ft1RE pAGES aswa�anopeme ❑ o�r�rraiser ❑ anaa� _ � wwier.aaMetsaw. - ❑ wurewson �r�raRleR�warrnl � (CUP ALL LOCA7iDNS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving application with condition for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurant Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 51� Snelling Avenue North. PLANN�NG COMMISSION ClBOOMMtREE � CML SERVICE COMMISSION oF twwsucnon s •,�^' HrMis pa�wtnn wervw�ma udra ep�4aettoruws d�rhreM7 Y6S NO ' Hn tti� DMtaMrm war bsn a eMY anplo�ae9 YES NO Onu Ihk pa�orul4m poae�s e tlN nat trm�Mypoa�etl bY anYuutaM ckf' �Pb!'ee7 Y� NO !� tlis praaNhm a WpeM VwtloR Y68 NO eosrmevExueevoeerEO�ane�eo�1 r�a� �t�.-r:L ��� vES No �, aL-yv� MIlVUTES OF Tf� LEGISLATIVE HEARING FASIKA ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT - 510 Snelling Avenue North Wednesday, Apri118, 2001 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Jeff Hawkins, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Kristine Schweinler, LIEP The meeting was called to order at 1.32 p.m. Gerry Strathman stated this hearing is being held to heaz objections to the license application for Fasika Inc., doing business as Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, at 510 Snelling Avenue North. Kristine Schweiner zeported this license application is for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale-Strong, and Restaurant licenses. The Malt on Sale Strong license allows the business to sell beer that is greater than 3.2% alcohol by voluxne. LIEP's recommendafion for this license application is approval with the condition that the business maintain off street parking requirements set by Zoning. The business has a lease for parking. The lease agreement is for seven parking spaces at Midway Bank, which is located across the street from the business. The Fire and Health Departments needs to make final approvals before this license application is approved. 7eff Hawkins reported that the previous use for this site was rztail, which required nine spaces. The new use is for sixteen pazking spaces. They have eleven parking spaces on their site. They meet the zoning requirement with the seven additional spaces leased. Vic Masanz, 10802 Third Street Pl. N., Lake Elmo, appeazed and stated he owns the pazking lot behind Fasika. His main objection is the parking. His parking is so straddled, that he has contracted pazking with other businesses. This property had problems two years ago, and the police shut down that previous business. Mr. Strathman asked does he have a pazking lot that he leases to others. Mr. Masanz responded yes. He is not against the restaurant, but it should have a proper amount of pazking. His business contracted with police to come during the night to check businesses. The Hamline Midway Coalition is talking about installing signs. Mr. Masanz would like some guarantee the restaurant will not be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern that people from Fasika will pazk in his lot and in places that are leased to someone else. Mr. Masanz responded in the affirmarive. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern also that the restaurant will cause criinii�al activity in the neighborhood. Mr. Masanz responded no. Criminal activity will happen and they will have to pay far more police to patroL Hiring more police will cost the businesses more money. People will cross in the middle of the street to get to the restaurant. He can foresee an accident occuiring because there is no crosswalk there. The City may haue to make some changes at that location. p i — �l�l'3 FASIK.A RESTAURANT-LEGISLA'I'NE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 2 Knowing what he knows, Mr. Strathman asked is he still opposed to this license application. Mr. Masanz responded he is not opposed to the restaurant license, but he is opposed to the beer and wine licenses. He thought that a business could not sell wine and strong beer north of University. Ms. Schweinler responded there is no ordinance that would prohibit them from applying anywhere on Snelling. Mark Johnson, owner of the Turf Club Bar, appeazed and stated he wanted to reiterate the concem about beer and wine. It is very difficult to walk across the street on University. Another problem is that there is a hall above the restaurant. Parties were being held there and pazking got to be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked what is going on with the hall. Mr. Johnson responded the Hamline Midway Coalition has been holding meetings with the University bar owners and the police to convince the bar owners to hire more police to patrol the area. Supporting the beer license wiil not help this matter. (No one else came forwazd with objections to the license.) Atnafu Yeshidagne, President of Fasika, appeared. He stated Fasika is the second Ethiopian restaurant in Saint Paul. In the past ten years, the Ethiopian population is growing. As for parking, he was told they did not have enough parking spaces. They acquired additional parking spaces from Midway Bank. As for crime, it is not acceptable anywhere. Fasika Restaurant has nothing to do with crime. His customers will be Ethiopian, and they are good people. Mr. Strathman stated that no one here voiced any objections to the restaurant license. He asked why the restaurant needs a strong beer license. Mr. Yeshidagne responded their culhxre is to have wine and beer after meals. The poorest person can afford homemade beer oz wine. Mr. Strathman asked do they believe it is integral to the business. Mr. Yeshidagne responded in the affirmative. Their food goes well with wine and beer, and it will only be served in conjuncrion with food. If this license is approved, Mr. Strathman asked, the wine and beer cannot only be served in conjunction with food. Ms. Schweinler responded state law provides it is only a menu item. Also, it can only be bought from licensed distributors. David Gagne, Hamline Midway Coalition, appeared and stated his coalition supports the project. The area has many new residents from Ethiopia. This wili be a gathering place for them and other residents. Mr. Gagne would not support the license if it was a bar. This will be a family oriented restaurant. As for the dance hall, there are now periodic wedding parties there. There have been no dances or anything like that in the last six to eight months. Mr. Strathman asked was there any association between this restaurant and the dance hall. Mr. Gagne responded no. He is looking forward to warking with Mr. Masanz and other to resolve 0\-4�l7 FASIKA RESTALJRANT-LEGISLATIVE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 3 the pazking problems. He received permission to use STAR funds to get better signage in dealing with the parking in the reaz. He will take the initiative to make this happen. Mr. Strathman stated the pazking solution across the street is not optimal, but it meets the zoning requirement. Therefore, it cannot be used as a basis to deny the license application. Gerry Strathman granted the license with the following condition, which was recommended by LIEP: Licensee is responsible for maintaining off-street parking in accordance with provisions of the Saint Paul Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shared pazking was submitted and approved by this office (2/5/Ol) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall notify this office (LIEP) if the shazed pazking agreemenUlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requirement for this licensed activiTy. The meeting was adjourned at 1:54 p.m. � 0�1�i�����- RESOLUTION SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To (0 Council File # Ot—�44 Green Sheet # 106152 Committee Date 1 VVfIEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 20010000419) for Wine 2 on Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurants Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 510 3 Snelling Avenue North, be approved with the following condirion: Licensee is responsible for maintaining ofF 4 street parking in accardance with provisions of the Saint Pau1 Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shazed 5 parking was submitted and approved by this office (215101) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall 6 notify tlus office (LIEP) if the shazed parking agreemendlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for 7 any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requiremern for this licensed activity. 8 THEREFORE, BE IT RE50LVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with 9 the recommended condition. 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 Yeas Na s Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ,/ Harris � Benanav ` Reiter ✓ Bostrom �,j Lan� � 0 0 17 Adopted by Council: Date �}, 2 c� c� •� 18 Adoprion Certifi by Council Secretary 19 BY� "� '� l� -� ZO Approved by Mayor: y './�f/ Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey !� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � ? 1 By: o�-yy3 City Council Of£ices A is, zooi GREEN SHEET No 10615�_ Gerry Strathman, 266-8560 � TOTAL # OF SiGNA'ft1RE pAGES aswa�anopeme ❑ o�r�rraiser ❑ anaa� _ � wwier.aaMetsaw. - ❑ wurewson �r�raRleR�warrnl � (CUP ALL LOCA7iDNS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving application with condition for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurant Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 51� Snelling Avenue North. PLANN�NG COMMISSION ClBOOMMtREE � CML SERVICE COMMISSION oF twwsucnon s •,�^' HrMis pa�wtnn wervw�ma udra ep�4aettoruws d�rhreM7 Y6S NO ' Hn tti� DMtaMrm war bsn a eMY anplo�ae9 YES NO Onu Ihk pa�orul4m poae�s e tlN nat trm�Mypoa�etl bY anYuutaM ckf' �Pb!'ee7 Y� NO !� tlis praaNhm a WpeM VwtloR Y68 NO eosrmevExueevoeerEO�ane�eo�1 r�a� �t�.-r:L ��� vES No �, aL-yv� MIlVUTES OF Tf� LEGISLATIVE HEARING FASIKA ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT - 510 Snelling Avenue North Wednesday, Apri118, 2001 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Jeff Hawkins, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Kristine Schweinler, LIEP The meeting was called to order at 1.32 p.m. Gerry Strathman stated this hearing is being held to heaz objections to the license application for Fasika Inc., doing business as Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, at 510 Snelling Avenue North. Kristine Schweiner zeported this license application is for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale-Strong, and Restaurant licenses. The Malt on Sale Strong license allows the business to sell beer that is greater than 3.2% alcohol by voluxne. LIEP's recommendafion for this license application is approval with the condition that the business maintain off street parking requirements set by Zoning. The business has a lease for parking. The lease agreement is for seven parking spaces at Midway Bank, which is located across the street from the business. The Fire and Health Departments needs to make final approvals before this license application is approved. 7eff Hawkins reported that the previous use for this site was rztail, which required nine spaces. The new use is for sixteen pazking spaces. They have eleven parking spaces on their site. They meet the zoning requirement with the seven additional spaces leased. Vic Masanz, 10802 Third Street Pl. N., Lake Elmo, appeazed and stated he owns the pazking lot behind Fasika. His main objection is the parking. His parking is so straddled, that he has contracted pazking with other businesses. This property had problems two years ago, and the police shut down that previous business. Mr. Strathman asked does he have a pazking lot that he leases to others. Mr. Masanz responded yes. He is not against the restaurant, but it should have a proper amount of pazking. His business contracted with police to come during the night to check businesses. The Hamline Midway Coalition is talking about installing signs. Mr. Masanz would like some guarantee the restaurant will not be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern that people from Fasika will pazk in his lot and in places that are leased to someone else. Mr. Masanz responded in the affirmarive. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern also that the restaurant will cause criinii�al activity in the neighborhood. Mr. Masanz responded no. Criminal activity will happen and they will have to pay far more police to patroL Hiring more police will cost the businesses more money. People will cross in the middle of the street to get to the restaurant. He can foresee an accident occuiring because there is no crosswalk there. The City may haue to make some changes at that location. p i — �l�l'3 FASIK.A RESTAURANT-LEGISLA'I'NE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 2 Knowing what he knows, Mr. Strathman asked is he still opposed to this license application. Mr. Masanz responded he is not opposed to the restaurant license, but he is opposed to the beer and wine licenses. He thought that a business could not sell wine and strong beer north of University. Ms. Schweinler responded there is no ordinance that would prohibit them from applying anywhere on Snelling. Mark Johnson, owner of the Turf Club Bar, appeazed and stated he wanted to reiterate the concem about beer and wine. It is very difficult to walk across the street on University. Another problem is that there is a hall above the restaurant. Parties were being held there and pazking got to be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked what is going on with the hall. Mr. Johnson responded the Hamline Midway Coalition has been holding meetings with the University bar owners and the police to convince the bar owners to hire more police to patrol the area. Supporting the beer license wiil not help this matter. (No one else came forwazd with objections to the license.) Atnafu Yeshidagne, President of Fasika, appeared. He stated Fasika is the second Ethiopian restaurant in Saint Paul. In the past ten years, the Ethiopian population is growing. As for parking, he was told they did not have enough parking spaces. They acquired additional parking spaces from Midway Bank. As for crime, it is not acceptable anywhere. Fasika Restaurant has nothing to do with crime. His customers will be Ethiopian, and they are good people. Mr. Strathman stated that no one here voiced any objections to the restaurant license. He asked why the restaurant needs a strong beer license. Mr. Yeshidagne responded their culhxre is to have wine and beer after meals. The poorest person can afford homemade beer oz wine. Mr. Strathman asked do they believe it is integral to the business. Mr. Yeshidagne responded in the affirmative. Their food goes well with wine and beer, and it will only be served in conjuncrion with food. If this license is approved, Mr. Strathman asked, the wine and beer cannot only be served in conjunction with food. Ms. Schweinler responded state law provides it is only a menu item. Also, it can only be bought from licensed distributors. David Gagne, Hamline Midway Coalition, appeared and stated his coalition supports the project. The area has many new residents from Ethiopia. This wili be a gathering place for them and other residents. Mr. Gagne would not support the license if it was a bar. This will be a family oriented restaurant. As for the dance hall, there are now periodic wedding parties there. There have been no dances or anything like that in the last six to eight months. Mr. Strathman asked was there any association between this restaurant and the dance hall. Mr. Gagne responded no. He is looking forward to warking with Mr. Masanz and other to resolve 0\-4�l7 FASIKA RESTALJRANT-LEGISLATIVE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 3 the pazking problems. He received permission to use STAR funds to get better signage in dealing with the parking in the reaz. He will take the initiative to make this happen. Mr. Strathman stated the pazking solution across the street is not optimal, but it meets the zoning requirement. Therefore, it cannot be used as a basis to deny the license application. Gerry Strathman granted the license with the following condition, which was recommended by LIEP: Licensee is responsible for maintaining off-street parking in accordance with provisions of the Saint Paul Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shared pazking was submitted and approved by this office (2/5/Ol) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall notify this office (LIEP) if the shazed pazking agreemenUlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requirement for this licensed activiTy. The meeting was adjourned at 1:54 p.m. � 0�1�i�����- RESOLUTION SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented Referred To (0 Council File # Ot—�44 Green Sheet # 106152 Committee Date 1 VVfIEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 20010000419) for Wine 2 on Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurants Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 510 3 Snelling Avenue North, be approved with the following condirion: Licensee is responsible for maintaining ofF 4 street parking in accardance with provisions of the Saint Pau1 Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shazed 5 parking was submitted and approved by this office (215101) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall 6 notify tlus office (LIEP) if the shazed parking agreemendlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for 7 any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requiremern for this licensed activity. 8 THEREFORE, BE IT RE50LVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license with 9 the recommended condition. 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 Yeas Na s Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ,/ Harris � Benanav ` Reiter ✓ Bostrom �,j Lan� � 0 0 17 Adopted by Council: Date �}, 2 c� c� •� 18 Adoprion Certifi by Council Secretary 19 BY� "� '� l� -� ZO Approved by Mayor: y './�f/ Requested by Department of: � Form Approved by City Attomey !� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council � ? 1 By: o�-yy3 City Council Of£ices A is, zooi GREEN SHEET No 10615�_ Gerry Strathman, 266-8560 � TOTAL # OF SiGNA'ft1RE pAGES aswa�anopeme ❑ o�r�rraiser ❑ anaa� _ � wwier.aaMetsaw. - ❑ wurewson �r�raRleR�warrnl � (CUP ALL LOCA7iDNS FOR SIGNATURE) Approving application with condition for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), and Restaurant Licenses by Fasika, Inc., dba Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, 51� Snelling Avenue North. PLANN�NG COMMISSION ClBOOMMtREE � CML SERVICE COMMISSION oF twwsucnon s •,�^' HrMis pa�wtnn wervw�ma udra ep�4aettoruws d�rhreM7 Y6S NO ' Hn tti� DMtaMrm war bsn a eMY anplo�ae9 YES NO Onu Ihk pa�orul4m poae�s e tlN nat trm�Mypoa�etl bY anYuutaM ckf' �Pb!'ee7 Y� NO !� tlis praaNhm a WpeM VwtloR Y68 NO eosrmevExueevoeerEO�ane�eo�1 r�a� �t�.-r:L ��� vES No �, aL-yv� MIlVUTES OF Tf� LEGISLATIVE HEARING FASIKA ETHIOPIAN RESTAURANT - 510 Snelling Avenue North Wednesday, Apri118, 2001 Room 330 Courthouse Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Jeff Hawkins, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Kristine Schweinler, LIEP The meeting was called to order at 1.32 p.m. Gerry Strathman stated this hearing is being held to heaz objections to the license application for Fasika Inc., doing business as Fasika Ethiopian Restaurant, at 510 Snelling Avenue North. Kristine Schweiner zeported this license application is for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale-Strong, and Restaurant licenses. The Malt on Sale Strong license allows the business to sell beer that is greater than 3.2% alcohol by voluxne. LIEP's recommendafion for this license application is approval with the condition that the business maintain off street parking requirements set by Zoning. The business has a lease for parking. The lease agreement is for seven parking spaces at Midway Bank, which is located across the street from the business. The Fire and Health Departments needs to make final approvals before this license application is approved. 7eff Hawkins reported that the previous use for this site was rztail, which required nine spaces. The new use is for sixteen pazking spaces. They have eleven parking spaces on their site. They meet the zoning requirement with the seven additional spaces leased. Vic Masanz, 10802 Third Street Pl. N., Lake Elmo, appeazed and stated he owns the pazking lot behind Fasika. His main objection is the parking. His parking is so straddled, that he has contracted pazking with other businesses. This property had problems two years ago, and the police shut down that previous business. Mr. Strathman asked does he have a pazking lot that he leases to others. Mr. Masanz responded yes. He is not against the restaurant, but it should have a proper amount of pazking. His business contracted with police to come during the night to check businesses. The Hamline Midway Coalition is talking about installing signs. Mr. Masanz would like some guarantee the restaurant will not be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern that people from Fasika will pazk in his lot and in places that are leased to someone else. Mr. Masanz responded in the affirmarive. Mr. Strathman asked is his concern also that the restaurant will cause criinii�al activity in the neighborhood. Mr. Masanz responded no. Criminal activity will happen and they will have to pay far more police to patroL Hiring more police will cost the businesses more money. People will cross in the middle of the street to get to the restaurant. He can foresee an accident occuiring because there is no crosswalk there. The City may haue to make some changes at that location. p i — �l�l'3 FASIK.A RESTAURANT-LEGISLA'I'NE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 2 Knowing what he knows, Mr. Strathman asked is he still opposed to this license application. Mr. Masanz responded he is not opposed to the restaurant license, but he is opposed to the beer and wine licenses. He thought that a business could not sell wine and strong beer north of University. Ms. Schweinler responded there is no ordinance that would prohibit them from applying anywhere on Snelling. Mark Johnson, owner of the Turf Club Bar, appeazed and stated he wanted to reiterate the concem about beer and wine. It is very difficult to walk across the street on University. Another problem is that there is a hall above the restaurant. Parties were being held there and pazking got to be a problem. Mr. Strathman asked what is going on with the hall. Mr. Johnson responded the Hamline Midway Coalition has been holding meetings with the University bar owners and the police to convince the bar owners to hire more police to patrol the area. Supporting the beer license wiil not help this matter. (No one else came forwazd with objections to the license.) Atnafu Yeshidagne, President of Fasika, appeared. He stated Fasika is the second Ethiopian restaurant in Saint Paul. In the past ten years, the Ethiopian population is growing. As for parking, he was told they did not have enough parking spaces. They acquired additional parking spaces from Midway Bank. As for crime, it is not acceptable anywhere. Fasika Restaurant has nothing to do with crime. His customers will be Ethiopian, and they are good people. Mr. Strathman stated that no one here voiced any objections to the restaurant license. He asked why the restaurant needs a strong beer license. Mr. Yeshidagne responded their culhxre is to have wine and beer after meals. The poorest person can afford homemade beer oz wine. Mr. Strathman asked do they believe it is integral to the business. Mr. Yeshidagne responded in the affirmative. Their food goes well with wine and beer, and it will only be served in conjuncrion with food. If this license is approved, Mr. Strathman asked, the wine and beer cannot only be served in conjunction with food. Ms. Schweinler responded state law provides it is only a menu item. Also, it can only be bought from licensed distributors. David Gagne, Hamline Midway Coalition, appeared and stated his coalition supports the project. The area has many new residents from Ethiopia. This wili be a gathering place for them and other residents. Mr. Gagne would not support the license if it was a bar. This will be a family oriented restaurant. As for the dance hall, there are now periodic wedding parties there. There have been no dances or anything like that in the last six to eight months. Mr. Strathman asked was there any association between this restaurant and the dance hall. Mr. Gagne responded no. He is looking forward to warking with Mr. Masanz and other to resolve 0\-4�l7 FASIKA RESTALJRANT-LEGISLATIVE HEARING-APRIL 18, 2001 Page 3 the pazking problems. He received permission to use STAR funds to get better signage in dealing with the parking in the reaz. He will take the initiative to make this happen. Mr. Strathman stated the pazking solution across the street is not optimal, but it meets the zoning requirement. Therefore, it cannot be used as a basis to deny the license application. Gerry Strathman granted the license with the following condition, which was recommended by LIEP: Licensee is responsible for maintaining off-street parking in accordance with provisions of the Saint Paul Zoning Ordinance. A lease agreement for shared pazking was submitted and approved by this office (2/5/Ol) to meet the pazking requirement. The licensee shall notify this office (LIEP) if the shazed pazking agreemenUlease is changed, not renewed, expired, canceled, or for any other reason and shall provide an alternative plan to meet city parking requirement for this licensed activiTy. The meeting was adjourned at 1:54 p.m. �