Chairman:
Roger Call Ward
3
Other Members:
Tom Ferguson Ward
1
Sharon Scudder Ward 2
Fire Chief Ron Koan
Chief of Police Jim Bush
Committee meeting dates:
Every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:00pm
Location:
Law Enforcement Center
1400 Main Street (4th &Main ST)
Main floor conference room
Note: All Public Safety meetings are open to the public. To place an item
on the agenda, call the Chief of Police at 347-5070
9:00am to 5:00pm at least 2 days prior to the meeting date.
Committee meeting minutes for 2008 are as follows:
PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE MINUTES
April
15, 2008, 5:00PM
In
attendance: Sherry Scudder, Roger Call, Bernadette Usera
(sitting in for Tom Ferguson), Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Absent: Tom Ferguson. Minutes taken
and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Meeting
called to order by committee chairperson, Sherry Scudder.
2.
Randy
Bender of Sturgis Chamber of Commerce came before committee to request
approval for the Calvary Days parade route on Saturday, June 7 and road
closures on Friday, June 6 for Calvary Days shootout on Main Street. Roger
moved to recommend approval of the parade route and street closures.
Bernadette seconded the motion.
3.
Willie
Whelchel came before committee to request approval for transfer of the malt
beverage license he has purchased from Ace of Diamonds to the convention
center he is building at the same location. He is also
requesting approval for a new on-sale wine license for the same location.
Willie was advised to amend the description of his property on the
applications to include the enclosed outdoor patio that will be attached to
the convention center. Bernadette recommended approval
for the transfer and issuance of new license; seconded by Sherry.
4.
Bryan
Carter came before committee to present plans for summer bull riding and car
show events. Bull Riding will be on June 14 and August
29 and Car Show & Shine will be on June 21. Public
Safety Committee will recommend approval for closure of First Street from
the Alley to Lazelle on June 21 for the Car Show and the placement of a stop
sign at the intersection of First Street & Lazelle.
Chief and Randy Nohava will study the need for placing a stop sign at the
same location for the Bull Riding events as well. Motion
made by Bernadette to recommend approval and seconded by Sherry.
5.
Kevin
Forrester presented committee with an update on plans for the summer bike
rally his group is organizing. He was advised to present
the plans to city council as soon as possible. Moved by
Bernadette to recommend for approval; seconded by Roger.
Meeting
adjourned.
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MINUTES
SPECIAL MEETING
November 27, 2007
This was a special meeting of the
Public Safety Committee to make recommendations for renewal of liquor and
wine licenses.
In attendance: Tom Ferguson, Sherry
Scudder, Roger Call, Bernadette Usera, Jim Bush, Candi Thompson. Visitors:
Attorney Dale Hansen representing the owners of One Eyed Jack's. Minutes
taken and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Discussed Roscoz's reader sign violation. At issue is the owners'
failure to comply with multiple requests by the city to correct the
placement of the sign in order that it is in compliance with city
ordinance. But as this is not a character or location issue, it will be
brought up with the licensee but will not reflect on renewal of their wine
license.
2. Bernadette brought up a concern she had during rally with the
LED sign board at One Eyed Jack's. Indecent video footage from inside the
bar was displayed to the public on the outdoor LED sign. The activity being
performed on video fell within the guidelines of the bar's adult
entertainment license but violated the license when it was broadcast
outdoors and no longer confined within the licensed area. Dale Hansen has
already addressed this with the Gold's. Public Safety Committee questioned
whether this violation needs to be brought up during council on Monday night
or left at committee level. At this time it was decided by committee that a
permanent file will be started on each licensee and each on-sale liquor
licensee shall appear before the committee within three month's prior to
renewal. It was requested by Mr. Hansen that it be noted on this record
that no complaint against One Eyed Jack's concerning this violation came
from a member of the general public.
3. Brief discussion of the contract renewal of the Law Enforcement
Center. Chief passed out copies of the existing contract.
4. Public Safety Committee is in support of an ordinance revision
to require all on-sale liquor license holders to come before committee
annually prior to license renewal. It will be the Chief's responsibility to
contact and schedule each licensee.
5. Committee will recommend a "do pass" for on each wine and liquor
license renewal at council on Monday night.
Meeting adjourned.
PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE MEETING
MINUTES
November 13, 2007
Present: Roger
Call, Bernadette Usera, Jim Bush. Absent: Sherry Scudder, Tom Ferguson,
Ron Koan. (Bernadette Usera sitting in for Sherry Scudder.) Minutes taken
and partially recorded by Paula Basker .
1.
Discussed and approved route for Parade of Lights November 30, 6pm.
Route this year will include three additional blocks by circling around the
nursing home. Approved turning off the street lights on Junction Avenue for
the duration of the parade.
2.
Teresa Larue-Forbes came to speak to committee about Sturgis First
Night. Was approved by committee to recommend all-day closure of First
Street in front of the library, from Sherman Street to the south alley, for
the event which is to run from 4pm – 10pm on December 31.
3.
Chief Bush informed committee that the VIPS have completed a
city-wide canvas of street intersections with obstructed visibility
(approximately 30 to 35). Chief will review with Gene Stock and the
Forestry Committee to formulate a plan to address these problem locations.
4.
Discussed expiration of the Law Enforcement Center contract and the
need to quickly enter into negotiations with the county for a new contract.
5.
Reviewed police activity for October 2007.
6.
Discussed personnel issues
Meeting adjourned.
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING
October 9, 2007
Present: Roger Call, Sherry Scudder, Tom
Ferguson, Police Chief Jim Bush, FHARES Director Ron Koan. Minutes taken
and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Discussed transfer of malt beverage license from Junction Avenue
Properties to Shifter’s Holdings, LLC. New owner was not in attendance,
however, committee will recommend approval for transfer.
2.
Chief announced to committee that Michelle Boehrs has resigned her
position as Shelter Technician, effective
October 15. Committee
approved hiring of a new shelter tech at a 102 wage classification.
3.
Koan informed committee his emergency command vehicle was crashed
into and possibly totaled by a drunk driver
previously that morning.
4.
Discussed some dispatch concerns.
5.
Met in executive session.
Meeting adjourned.
Public
Safety Committee Minutes
Tuesday, May 8,
2007 - 5:00pm
Present:
Sherry Scudder, Roger Call, Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Absent: Tom Ferguson.
Minutes taken by Paula Basker (no taped recording made).
1.
Ron
advised committee that the police shooting range had recently been
used by unknown person(s) (assumed to be city personnel with a key)
and was left in a defiled condition. Discussed
solutions for controlling the abuse. Ron and
Chief will work with Randy Nohava on this.
2.
Discussed range improvements which include graveling at a total cost
of $910. Half of the range will be graveled by
Birdsall for the cost of the fuel only (about $200).
3.
Mustang Rally organizers have asked the Fire Department to provide
an escort from Kick Start through town on Friday, May 31st.
4.
Discussed parking on Ballpark Road concerning
traffic safety issues when children are using the softball fields
(they run out from between cars parked on the road and may not be
seen by on-coming cars). One solution is to
totally remove on-street parking along side the softball fields.
This had previously been discussed and referred to Street
Committee then pushed back to Parks Department, expected to be
referred back to Public Safety Committee.
5.
Ron
advised that on May 25 the Arts Center will be having a presentation
and would like to block off a small portion of the east side of
First Street for a fire truck display. This was
okayed by Public Safety Committee with the suggestion that he
contact the credit union to advise them this will be taking place.
6.
Reviewed police activity for previous month.
7.
Discussed bar activity.
8.
Discussed police rally issues. The rally hiring
process is approximately 75% complete.
9.
Meeting adjourned.
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Public
Safety Committee Minutes
April 10, 2007
Present:
Roger Call, Tom Ferguson, Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Absent: Sherry Scudder.
Minutes taken and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Jennifer Harris was scheduled to appear before committee with
request to hold a street dance to benefit Wellsprings but she did
not show up.
2.
Reviewed police statistics and activity for month of March.
Reviewed police department budget.
3.
Ron Koan had no issues for discussion.
4.
Travis Bartels, new owner of Jambonz, in attendance to request
permission to have an outdoor live band at the restaurant's grand
opening on April 21 from 3pm to 7pm. Public
Safety Committee explained to him that they could not
recommend approval of this request because: 1)
this establishment holds only a restaurant license which does not
allow for outdoor concerts and 2) it is in a residential
neighborhood. Committee told him this should not
preclude him from taking his request to City Council although they
would not be able to back it.
5.
Meeting adjourned.
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Public Safety Committee Minutes
February 13, 2007
Present: Sherri
Scudder, Roger Call, Tom Ferguson, Jim Bush, Ron Koan. Minutes taken and
recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Dean Kinney & Mark Bruch of Loud American Roadhouse in attendance
with tentative schedule of summer outdoor concert series. They will have
the same set-up as last year. Sherri & Tom will recommend approval; Roger
abstained.
2.
Joe DesJarlais in attendance to discuss traffic on Ballpark Road,
primarily where it connects with Farley. Concerned especially during summer
months when kids are at the ball fields and cars are parked on the east side
of Ballpark Road. He would like some speed limit signs posted between the
Court House and the railroad bridge. Roger made motion to approve some
signage. Roger & Sherry will take this request to Streets Committee. Joe
was asked to attend the Public Works Meeting on February 20,2007.
3.
Bryan Carter & Ken McNenney in attendance to request approval for
transfer of liquor license from the Nite Owl to the Knuckle Saloon. They
advised they have gone into partnership with Allen & Lorna Duprel and the
partnership has purchased the Nite Owl bar from the Duprels. They would
like the malt beverage license held by the Knuckle to be switched to the
Nite Owl. Tom motioned approval, Sherry seconded and Roger abstained.
Bryan & Ken will have this on city council agenda in March.
4.
Discussed some Fire Department issues with Ron. Committee will
recommend approval to advertise for bids for new ambulance. Ron requests
city council support to apply for a grant.
5.
Roger questioned the county's financial contribution to the fire
department and committee discussed new efforts to secure financial support
from the county.
6.
Chief reviewed Police Department Organization Structure and Fleet
Structure.
7.
Chief Bush
reviewed police activity for last year.
8.
Brief review of bar activity.
Meeting adjourned.
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Public Safety
Committee Minutes
January 9, 2007
Present:
Sherri Scudder, Roger Call, Tom Ferguson, Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Also present: Pokey Jacobsen.
Minutes taken and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Bryan Carter of
the Knuckle Saloon in attendance to request approval for Bull Riding
events on June 9, July 21 and September 1 and Car Shows on June 16
and September 29. Only the Car Shows require
street closures and he will request approval for the closures at a
closere date.
2.
Met with Gary
Prince of Gunner's Lounge and Mike Bachand of Mike's Place
concerning some issues these downtown bars have with law
enforcement. Chief Bush presented the law
enforcement viewpoint on these concerns. Bryan
Carter brought up the fact that there is a new taxi service in town
(Glen Spencer) that will benefit the bars.
Spencer is contacting the bars for sponsorships to help with his
expenses and it was suggested that the city may want to consider a
sponsorship as well.
3.
Chief Bush
reviewed police activity for the previous month.
4.
Brief review of
last year's police department budget.
5.
Chief advised
committee of some new, large equipment purchases that will be grant
reimbursed.
6.
Chief advised
he met with the school district this date about the new school to be
built where the Bear Butte School is. Discussed
traffic control problems with the current plan.
7.
Koan advised
committee he would like to look for an alternate location for the
annual July 4th fireworks display. There are
some safety issues with the fairgrounds location.
8.
Executive
session.
9.
Meeting
adjourned.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE MINUTES
December 19, 2006
Present:
Sherri Scudder, Roger Call, Tom Ferguson, Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Minutes taken and recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Set future
meeting dates for the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 5:00pm.
Next meeting will be January 9, 2007.
2.
City Council has
already approved the transfer of Jambonz wine license so Travis
Bartels did not appear before committee at this time.
3.
Chief reviewed
November police activity with committee.
4.
Next Public
Safety Committee meeting will include a meeting with local
downtown bar owners per their request.
5.
Reviewed
remaining police budget. Chief clarified
that reimbursed monies from Highway Safety Grant was not
supplemented back into his 2006 budget (was placed in general
fund instead).
6.
Ron advised
committee that there is a house being built that he will not be
able to provide emergency fire services to as the grade to the
house is 30 percent. He will visit with the
homeowner concerning this. Will also discuss
with Keith and Candi in order to cover futures issues of this
type in writing.
7.
Discussed the
need for a guard rail surrounding Lion's Club pond.
8.
Fire Department
is still taking applications for full-time paramedic.
9.
Executive
session for personnel issues.
Paula Basker
Sturgis Police Department
1400 Main Street
Sturgis, SD 57785
(605) 347-5070
sturgispd@rushmore.com
PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE
Present:
Arvid Meland, Terry Jensen, Jim Bush, Ron Koan, Randy Nohava.
Absent: Sherry Scudder.
Minutes taken & recorded by Paula Basker.
1.
Architect Tom Baffuto, representing builder/owner Michael Auen,
presented proposed structural plans for Auen's property adjacent
to Loud American Roadhouse. The proposal
includes lower level outdoor vending, outdoor beer garden & a contained
structure. The structure will be built with a
flat, overhanging roof with eventual plans for a second story to be
built on this roof. In the meantime, they would
like to know whether or not the roof could be used as a platform for
vending and malt beverage sales. Committee will
request Keith Smit research ordinances concerning this issue and then
set up a meeting with Mr. Baffuto. He was
advised to have a 2o foot setback on the second floor platform.
2.
Bryan
Carter advised dates of June 10 & July 15 for bull riding events and
June 17 for a car show. Public Safety Committee
will recommend approval to close First Street from Lazelle Street to
Main Street and to place a temporary stop sign at Lazelle and First
Streets for these events.
3.
Dean
Kinney, representing the Chamber of Commerce (Sturgis Rally Charities),
came before Public Safety Committee to request approval to place a
display on Main Street to promote a custom-built motorcycle for which
the Chamber will be selling raffle tickets. The
display will be located in front of the Loud American Roadhouse.
Public Safety Committee has no problem with the display; however,
it was noted that the chamber may have problems receiving approval to
sell the tickets on the city streets. Public
Works Department (Randy Nohava) and Fire Department (Ron Koan) also
noted no problems with this request.
4.
Chief
advised he was contacted by Gary Hayes requesting that Colorado Drive &
Arizona Avenue by Bear Butte School be put back to 15mph.
Public Safety Committee's recommendation is to not approve.
Also had discussion concerning speed limits on Starlight & Romey
Streets.
5.
Discussed citizen complaints of noise caused by the lawn mowers racing
on the track located on private property behind the Overweg residence on
Vanocker Drive. Committee's recommendation will
be that this issue should be dealt with through Planning & Zoning as it
is a zoning issue, not a safety issue.
6.
Chief advised the city will be seeing medical bills for a Pennington
County Deputy that was injured during training with the Sturgis Police
Department. Further training will be limited to
Sturgis Police Officers, Sturgis Police Reserves & VIPS only as these
people are covered under Sturgis Worker's Compensation.
7.
Public
Safety Committee approved police department's purchase of a new paper
shredder for up to $1500.
8. A bid
was received from Iverson Construction to construct two new offices for
the police department that was much higher than anticipated.
Instead, the city will purchase the material directly and look
for someone to give bids on labor for the project.
9. Police
Department will be ordering new animal control van from Wagner Auto on
state bid.
Meeting adjourned.
Paula Basker
Sturgis Police Department
1400 Main Street
Sturgis, SD 57785
(605) 347-5070
sturgispd@rushmore.com
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
MINUTES
February 21, 2006
Present: Sherry Scudder, Arvid Meland,
Police Chief Jim Bush, Emergency Management Director Ron Koan. Absent:
Terry Jensen. Minutes taken by Paula Basker.
1.
Met with Dean Kinney & Mark Bruch of the Loud American Roadhouse
concerning the outdoor concerts scheduled for this summer. Discussed
whether the city could relax the open container law or create a special
events ordinance to allow a private establishment to sell alcohol on the
street. Sherry will talk to Keith before this is brought before
council to find out what can be done. Dean & Mark were advised to
return to next Public Safety Committee for follow-up.
2.
Ron advised a resolution to approve the volunteer incentive program
will be on council agenda tonight.
3.
Chief Bush advised he would like to extend the 2am-6am parking
ordinance to include additional blocks of Main Street from 4th Street to 6th
Street. The ordinances are currently being revised.
4.
Committee discussed some issues that were recently presented to
Sherry. First issue concerned landowners being required to provide
parking for their vendors. Second issue concerns lack of parking for
vehicles dropping off/picking up students at the Middle school.
Meeting adjourned.
"There was no Public Safety
meeting on March 2006"
PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE
April
18, 2006
Present:
Sherry Scudder, Arvid Meland, Terry Jensen, Chief Jim Bush.
Absent: Fire Chief Ron Koan.
Minutes taken by Paula Basker.
1.
Rick Grosek – Sturgis Center for Fine Arts – came before committee
to request closure of 1st Street from Main Street to the south alley
on June 25, 2006 (date subject to change).
They plan to hold a "Battle of the Bands" type of event.
No alcohol will be present. The
event will start at 2:00pm and will last about four hours.
Public Safety Committee will recommend to approve this street
closure. He was advised to get on city
council agenda for full council approval.
2.
Chief advised committee he has located a new, but used, rally
transport vehicle through government surplus.
The cost is $1500 and is not a budgeted item but will come from
monies left over after paying for new ACO vehicle that cost less
than budgeted.
3.
Jennifer Gabriel of the Chamber came before committee to request a
street closure on June 10 for an All Car Rally.
Original request was to close Main Street from in front of First
Western Insurance to Junction Avenue and possibly also the 900 block
of Main Street. Committee has concern with
this reducing the available parking for other events being held on
the same date. Discussed alternate plan of
closing 2nd & 3rd blocks of Main Street and requesting the use of
the First Western Bank Main Street parking lot and the Senior
Citizen parking lot as well. Committee will
recommend approval for this alternate plan of closing only two
blocks of Main Street.
4.
Discussed Canine Officer Adam Martin's request for compensation for
personal time (approximately 3.5 hours/week) spent caring for the
drug dog as well as options for accommodating this request.
Chief will visit with Candi about the option of paying
Officer Martin a flat fee (stipend) that is in line with 3.5 hours
of overtime pay. This matter will be then
be referred to the Legal & Finance Committee to bring before City
Council.
5.
Discussed placement of county's Early Warning Siren System within
the city. Five will be placed within the
city including one siren on the city water department property.
A Memorandum of Understanding will be drawn up between the
county & the city for this one.
6.
Discussed annexation issues.
7.
Discussed rally concerns regarding the presence of outlaw motorcycle
gangs and the intention of a march by Native American citizens.
8.
It was discussed that construction of Michael Auen's beer garden has
been placed on hold due to a health issue of Mr. Auen.
He is concerned about losing his license if it will not be
used in the required time period. It is
felt that the council will work with him under this circumstance.
9.
Discussed a complaint that was passed on to the Chief concerning a
hedge at the intersection of Fourth & Farley Street.
The hedge obstructs visibility due to its height and
therefore violates ordinance.
10.
Chief informed committee that the Church of Latter Day Saints have
asked for the city's participation in a Public Safety Day on June
3rd. The county and other agencies will be
asked to participate as well.
11.
Sherry advised Keith is working on an ordinance to relax the open
container law for a given time, given location and given purpose.
It will also require an application process to be followed
and a fee to be paid. The Chief will
contact Keith further regarding this.
Meeting
Adjourned.
Paula Basker
Sturgis Police Department
1400 Main Street
Sturgis, SD 57785
(605) 347-5070
sturgispd@rushmore.com
PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE
May 9,
2006
Present:
Sherry Scudder, Terry Jensen, Jim Bush, Ron Koan.
Absent: Arvid Meland.
Minutes taken by Paula Basker
1.
Guy Edwards (of PhilTown Best Western) announced he will be making
application for a new malt beverage license for the property he
purchased at 2340 Junction Avenue.
Committee advised him they will not recommend approval for this
license until he clears up existing signage issues with the city.
Committee has no problem with the location but these existing
issues reflect on the character of the license-holder.
Edwards was advised that if his request for a license gets
denied by City Council, he cannot apply for new license for one
year; therefore, recommend that he remove his request from the city
council agenda until these issues are resolved.
Edwards stated this current issue is pending court litigation and
therefore should not be held against him until the court proves he
is in the wrong. Public Safety Committee
will hold off making any recommendation to City Council until this
is looked into further.
2.
Bryan Carter of the Knuckle Saloon advised committee the business
will be putting a new roof on over the bar.
At the same time, they would like to attach an eight foot wide open
deck with parking underneath on the north side of the bar.
This plan does not meet the required 20 foot setback so
committee discussed options with Carter including closing off the
entire deck and installed fixed windows.
Meeting
Adjourned.
PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE
June 20,
2006
Present:
Sherry Scudder, Roger Call, Jim Bush
Absent:
Terry Jensen, Ron Koan
Minutes taken by
Paula Basker
1.
Decided future Public Safety Committee meetings to be held on the
2nd Tuesday of each month at 5:30pm. (Next
meeting will be Tuesday, July 11th.)
2.
Dan
Johnston & Dean Kinney of the Sturgis Chamber Charitable Foundation
presented committee with an illustrated design plan for the display
platform which will hold the custom motorcycle that will be raffled
off. The platform will be built by Van
Dutch Kustom Cycles. This company custom
built the bike and sold it to the chamber at cost.
Concerns were brought up that the platform will also display a large
size logo of Van Dutch Kustom Cycles, yet they are not a rally
sponsor. Raffle tickets will be sold on the
platform. The platform will be located in
front of the Loud American Roadhouse on Main Street and will be in
place from Saturday, August 5th through Saturday, August 12th.
3.
Discussion concerning possibly capping the off-sale malt beverage
licenses. There are currently twelve
licenses.
4.
Chief briefed committee on some rally intelligence information
concerning outlaw motorcycle gangs.
5.
Chief advised committee that the emergency message boards have
arrived. These have been paid for through
Terrorism grant funds. They will probably
be installed in the 2nd block of Main Street and will be
back-to-back.
Only emergency messages will be displayed.
6.
Fire Chief Ron Koan was absent so no fire department issues were
discussed.
7.
Tabled budget issues to next meeting which will be devoted entirely
to budget issues. It was requested by
committee members that a copy of the police department's current
budget be presented at that time to be compared with next year's
projected budget.
8.
Discussed payoff in December 2008 of LEC (Law Enforcement Center)
contract. Following the payoff, the city
will become responsible for substantial new expenses with the
building that are currently covered in the lease.
These are new expenses that will have to be budgeted.
9.
Reviewed police rally roster.
Meeting
adjourned.
PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE MINUTES
October
10, 2006
Present:
Sherry Scudder, Roger Call, Jim Bush
Minutes
taken and recorded by Paula Basker
1.
Chief presented committee with call-for-service and arrest
statistics for September.
2.
Chief informed committee he had been forwarded a request Bev
Patterson had received for street lighting in the Heritage
Aces/Ballpark Road area. This was referred
to Streets Committee.
3.
Chief informed committee the Red Ribbon Week parade will be
on Friday, October 20. He will have this on
next city council agenda for approval.
4.
Chief informed committee that, regarding the Tahoe that was
wrecked in a collision right before rally, the other driver's
insurance company has agreed to settle & pay the claim of $25,000.
Chief will be requesting authorization to purchase a
new/replacement vehicle off of state bid.
Will also be requesting authorization to sign a property release
claim with the insurance company.
5.
The police department will be interviewing two officer
candidates on Thursday, October 12; will request approval from city
council at next meeting to hire the selected candidate.
6.
The police department has resumed doing nightly bar checks.
Officers will do a walk through of a different liquor
establishment each night.
7.
Discussion of a personnel issue.
8.
Chief informed committee the VIPS will be holding a bike
auction on October 28 of all the bikes in police impound that have
been held beyond the required time period.
9.
Brief discussion of the police budget and carry-over.
10.
Discussion concerning regulation of adult entertainment
businesses including that of adult video/book stores.
Currently there are no city regulations concerning this type
of business. It was agreed by all present
that this needs to be addressed before it becomes an issue.
11.
Met in executive session.
Meeting
Adjourned.
