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234 manner and shall have the same right to deny adm-ission or service as it exercises on ix.s own pretmses. However, no person shall be deni-ed admission to or service at the cafe on the basis -. _ ~'._'__'v of race, religion~ national origin> sex~ age or 5. The operator shall pay a one-time fee of $25 for the processing of this perm_it, and shall be required to pay rent. for the occupancv. _ of the public, prope~y. . _ in accordance w~th t_,ltv_ _, Code Section 28-2 I4. 6. Operators may_ permit musical entertair~ment in the cafe area, provided it is limited to unampiified vocal or instrumental performanxes and does not occur after !2:00 a.m. or before noon. 7. By accel0ting th_is per~t~ the operator agrees to inderrmi~ the City and hold it harm Jess f/om a!~ claims for i_nju_ries or damages of a~v kind whatsoever arising out of its occupancy of the p~;oiic right-of-way or operation of the cafe, The opera~or shall maintain in forc~ du~ng the t~rm of this permit Cubiic liability insurance with a mirdmum of $1,000,000 single !i_m-it coverage. The p~licy shall name the City as an addkional insured as its interests may appear and be in a form approved by the City Attorney. 8_ This permit may be revoked by City Council m any time after a heating conducted a~ any regular meeting, ~nrovided the operator has been notified of the hearing by written notice delivered to its l~!ace 0fbusiness at ieast ten days before such meeting, if the Council finds: (a) thru the operator is violating the terms of the permit; (b) is delinquent, in pa_cng rem; (c) that the conti'nued operation of the ca~r~ poses a threat to the public health, safeW or welfare or constitutes a mfolic nuisance; or (d) if by June ist in any calendar year covered by th-is per_rrfit, the outdoor cafe has not been in substantial operation for a period of 60 days, or if ~he cafe ceases operation for a period of 30 days or more prior to Labor Day of any year. 9. This perm-it may be revoked at an5, time upon st._ months notice to the operalor, for any public purpose as determined by the City Council !0. Approval of this permit is condkioned upon the applmant ~ compliance with the plans approved by the Board of Architectural Review. This ._hermit shall not be assigned without the express permission of Ckv Council. 12. This permit shall be effective as of march i~ ! 996. STAFF REPORT: PEN PARK HOUSING PROJECT Mr. Satvendra Htoa.~ Director of Communky DevelopmenL explained that a request for proposals wa~s sent out in June and two responses were received. The advisory committee for the project has recommended the team headed by Haiey~ Chisholm and Morris, !nc. for the following reasons: !) They control the best access to the prope~y through the Coun_ty; 2)}They have strong financial ~capacity; 3) Their track record in construction and development has been excellent.; 4) They are ~pen to a process of design and development which will allow extensive pa~icipation by the City and the com_nmity to a_rri_ve at appropriate solutions for the ske; and 5) ThiS group has thought a great deal about the site and Know the ske better than the other team. ~Mr.'Huja note~t that the price for the prope_~.y .will need to take into consideration, environ_mental factors. Ms. Slaughter asked what the next step in the process wit! be and what kinds of controls the City will have over the project~ M_r~ Hula sta;~ed that City controls can be incorpora;~ed into the contract and he antidpated that a contract wili be brought back to Council for their consideration in 60 to 90 days~ Ms. Daughert_¥ asked if the developers have indicated a willingness to work with designers William McDonough and Frank Folsom Smith, and M_r. Hula said that the