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Council Minutes of 4/15/97 Mrs. Saringer asked Mr. Musial if the recommendations were agreed upon and who would ~;~ pay for the water line. Mr. Musial said these are the conditions set forth by the committee. The water line and the cost of installing the water line will be borne by the arrangement made by the Hot Stove Association. We do not want a hose being used to water the field. The motion was seconded by Mr. McKay and unanimously passed. 5) The BZD then discussed Ordinances No. 96-100 and 96-102. These ordinances are concerned with permitted use of sports facilities in the Limited Industry-Industrial Park District and cooking facilities in extended-stay hotels/motels. It was agreed to further discuss these ordinances in the near future at the next committee meeting with the Chairman of the Planning Commission and the Zoning Code Review Committee in attendance. Mr. McKay, Chairperson of the Streets & Drainage Committee: 1) The committee met on Tuesday, April 8. Present were committee members Lind, Nashar and McKay; Council members Limpert, Musial and O'Grady. The committee discussed Resolution No. 97-25 which authorizes the Service Director to advertise for bids for paint striping at various city locations and for the Mayor to contract for the same. In the past, the County Engineer has provided these services but is no longer doing so. The estimated cost is $40,000, and the committee recommended passage of the legislation. Mr. Nashar, Chairperson of the Public Safety, Health and Welfare Committee: 1) The committee met this evening to discuss a new liquor permit for the Marriott Courtyard presently being constructed at 24901 Country Club Boulevard. In attendance were committee members O'Grady, Limpert and Nashar; Council members Lind and Saringer; Safety Director Kasler. This is a new liquor permit for beer, wine and liquor and the operation will be small, mostly for the convenience of hotel guests. The committee had no objections. Mr. Nashar moved to approve the new DSA liquor permit for the Marriott Courtyard, 24901 Country Club Boulevard; the motion was seconded by Mr. Limpert and unanimously passed. Mr. O'Grady, Chairperson of the Intra-Governmental Relations and Legislation; Long- Range Planning Committee: 1) The committee met on April 8 to discuss Resolution No. 97-26 which deals with the Kennedy-Kassebaum Health Care Law. Present were committee members O'Grady, Musial and Lind; Council members McKay, Limpert and Nashar. The legislation directs itself to the issue of Medicaid criminal penalties in the recently enacted Kennedy-Kassebaum Health Care Law. Resolution 97-26 supports U. S. Representative Steven C. LaTourette's legislation seeking to repeal the criminal penalties contained in the Kennedy-Kassebaum law. Medicare involves a medical condition where skilled care is required by the patient and is typically involved with relatively short-term care. Medicaid is designed to serve the needy and is primarily involved with long-term care. Medicaid assistance requires a level of care above custodial care, but below skilled ~~°' care. It is Medicaid that is addressed in the Kennedy-Kassebaum law. The criminal 5