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South Bi <br />Regular <br />Redevelopment Commission <br />ting - April 26, 1985 <br />6. NEW BXJSINESS (Cont.) <br />a. uonrinuea... <br />In regard to granting a Beer -Wine License to <br />the proposed Deli, the following opinions were <br />expressed: <br />Two persons were in favor of a Beer -Wine <br />License, however, did not favor a tavern or <br />carry -out liquor store on the premises. Ten <br />persons contacted supported the granting of a <br />Beer -Wine License, even to the extent of <br />allowing patrons to purchase such for <br />carry -out purposes. Other residents, however, <br />expressed the concern that a carry -out <br />business would attract a problem element into <br />the neighborhood, i.e., "bums ". <br />We wish to thank the Redevelopment Commission <br />for requesting our input regarding these <br />issues. <br />The Neighbors <br />-s. Kolata stated that the Monroe Park <br />�ighbors were presented a summary of the <br />Zree bids received for the L. Keen building <br />Lving them the information of each proposal <br />zbmitted. <br />Mrs. Kolata stated that the staff <br />recommendation to the Commission is that the <br />bid be awarded to Colonial Food Service. <br />A though the bid is not the highest dollar <br />amount there are a number of advantages to the <br />proposal. The use of the property being a <br />deli/gourmet shop on the first level and <br />private meeting /conference rooms with food and <br />verage services on the second level would be <br />a direct benefit not only to the businesses, <br />industry and residents of Monroe Park but to <br />e general community as well. It would be <br />bringing people into the neighborhood either <br />for the deli or the use of the meeting rooms. <br />Second it is the only non - speculative <br />proposal. Colonial Food Service would be the <br />d user of the property. With the other two <br />proposals, the end user is not defined at this <br />int. The proposed renovation by Colonial <br />a pears to be the most period oriented in <br />-10- <br />
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