What: an ordinance on the process for juice bar events (sec. 14-6).
Where it stands: Heard in Legislation 9/30; the City Plan Commission advised approval on 9/16 with a recommendation to reconsider the 10-year good-standing requirement; first reading 10/5. Passed by the full Board on 10/19.
Next: Takes effect per the ordinance; police and the permitting office implement the new permit process.
Details
The sources read are agendas and, where posted, minutes; discussion detail is limited to what they record.
Passed on a roll-call vote. Requirements: special event permit; cafe permit held at least 10 consecutive years; no juice bar or state liquor violations in two years; no debts to the city; five days' notice to police, who may assign officers at the establishment's expense and reject or end an event; fines of $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000. Sponsors cited violence, police overtime and noise complaints; it builds on the August zoning amendment barring new juice bars.
First readings: Legislation items including the parking ordinances, the civil citation ordinance and the juice bar ordinance (Parking Ordinances and Automated Enforcement, Civil Citation Enforcement Ordinance, Juice Bar Event Ordinance).
Ordinances: oversized and commercial vehicle parking in residential, park or cemetery zones (sec. 29-53), a new Article IX on Automated Parking Control Systems, and a juice bar event process (sec. 14-6).