Speaker 0: Rosanne Cash is thinking. We're now moving on to our final viewing item, Madam Court. This really.
Speaker 2: Open.
Speaker 4: Report from financial management recommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record. Conclude the public hearing and grant an entertainment permit with conditions on the application of Legend Sports Bar at 5.36 second Street for entertainment without dancing District three. There is an oath required for this item. Anybody who will be offering testimony to you and each of you solemnly state that the testimony you may give in the cause now and pending before this body shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 0: Okay. Let's go and hear the staff report.
Speaker 1: But the archives will present the report.
Speaker 0: Good evening, honorable member and members of the City Council. Tonight you have a four year.
Speaker 1: Application for.
Speaker 0: Entertainment without.
Speaker 2: Dancing for sure. Restaurant Group LLC Doing Business as Legend Sports Bar.
Speaker 0: Located at 5236 Second Street. Operating as a restaurant with alcohol.
Speaker 2: And calculative degree.
Speaker 0: All of the necessary departments have reviewed the application and have provided their recommended.
Speaker 2: Conditions as.
Speaker 0: Contained in the hearing packet.
Speaker 2: I will please.
Speaker 0: Stand ready to answer any.
Speaker 2: Questions I may have, and that concludes that report.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilwoman Pryce.
Speaker 1: Thank you. I want to thank staff for their work on this. And of course, I want to thank the police department for working with the applicant and myself and reaching a recommendation that I think everyone can live with and everyone is comfortable with. I want to start by saying that in the past there's been a real issue. Before I before I came into office, I haven't really personally experienced it. But before I came into office, there was a lot of issues and tensions between the bars and the residents. And over time, that tension has really lessened to the point where we really don't hear a lot of complaints from residents as a result of quality life issues related to the bars. And I think a lot of that has to do with the leadership of the bars on Second Street, including legends. They have a bar owner group that meets regularly to address things such as dress code or communication strategies with one another, expectations that they have of one another so that they can ensure a lot of stability in the store and be mindful of the residents. Over the past year, Legends has. Tested what it is that they wanted to do, which was offer a deejay at night. No dancing, no live music, but a deejay. And they they approached me, gosh, couple of years ago with the request. And at the time I said that I wasn't sure that I would be able to support it and that I recommended that they take out a permit every time they want to do that so that we can kind of see what the impacts are. So rather than allowing it for any time they wanted to do it, I said, why don't you just pull a special permit every time you want to do that? And we'll monitor the calls for service, the noise complaints and all of that that comes our way. And we really haven't received any complaints at all over the last year when they have pulled several permits to be able to demonstrate that the activity that they want to support and the activity that they want their business to offer through the deejay is something that they can do with being mindful to the resident. So I want to thank them for going through that process because by doing that, they were able to establish through data that that there really was no impact that we were made aware of at the council office. So we were able to support the concept having had it be in practice for over a year. So I want to thank Legends for doing that because it allowed me to get to a place where I felt comfortable supporting this recommendation. And I thank them, of course, and our police department and our business licensing for their support through the process. Thank you.
Speaker 0: Thank you, Councilmember. And I'm sending notes from a place that was that emotional situation.
Speaker 1: Yes, I apologize. That was in motion.
Speaker 0: Okay, great. Councilmember Austin.
Speaker 2: Accepting the motion and everything that happened in the film.
Speaker 0: Okay. Great. Then there. What? No one else queued up for that item with the staff and anything to add to that.
Speaker 1: No. All good. Thank you.
Speaker 4: The applicant, Eric Johnson, is on the line. Mr. Johnson?
Speaker 0: Yes, I'm here. Mr. Johnson, did you want to add anything? No. I wanted to thank people in place and city staff for their efforts in assisting us throughout this process. It has.
Speaker 2: Been a long process, and.
Speaker 0: Actually I'm very grateful. I feel that we have addressed the concerns that.
Speaker 2: Were at the forefront when we thought we first talked about it and it was the process to go through.
Speaker 0: It. And I feel like we're in a really good position to be good stewards with the license. And I want to appreciate and appreciate everybody's efforts. Great. Thank you. With that, I'm going to do a roll call vote.
Speaker 2: By.
Speaker 0: District one, by district two.
Speaker 1: By.
Speaker 2: Three.
Speaker 1: I.
Speaker 2: Or ii five.
Speaker 1: I.
Speaker 2: X i.
Speaker 0: Seven.
Speaker 2: I eight.
Speaker 0: High and.
Speaker 2: High. Okay.
Speaker 0: Motion carriers. That concludes all three of the hearings. We're going to move on to item 35.
Recommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record, conclude the public hearing, and grant an Entertainment Permit with conditions on the application of Shore Restaurant Group, LLC, dba Legends Sports Bar, at 5236 2nd Street, for Entertainment without Dancing.  (District 3)