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CONSENT ITEM – 3C
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Tuesday, November 15, 2011 1. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL Mayor Appelbaum called the regular November 15, 2011 City Council meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. in Council Chambers. Those present were: Mayor Appelbaum and Council Members Ageton, Becker, Cowles, Jones, Karakehian, Morzel, Plass and Wilson. A. BOULDER COUNTY TRENDS REPORT. – 6:55 P.M. Morgan Rogers with the Community Foundation presented the Boulder County Trends Report. Major highlights included 1) as a community Boulder had the same poverty rate as the Nation; 2) Boulder has the widest achievement gap, the second widest in the state. Local, low income children are not doing as well as their peers across the state; 3) a National Gallup poll on community attachment showed Boulder did well in the area of aesthetics and social offerings but scored poorly in the area of acceptance (openness) of immigrants and minorities. 2. OPEN COMMENT and COUNCIL/STAFF RESPONSE – 6:01 p.m. 1. Joe Brooker, pooling time with Brad Bickham and Susan Brooker, Chair of Boulder Country Day School, spoke to agenda item 3F and the 500 foot buffer, noting the buffer did not exist for breweries or their taprooms and tasting rooms. Taprooms and tasting rooms had evolved into bars with bar related issues. Please approve the 500 foot buffer language. 2. Pete Weber spoke to the brewery item 3F and urged Council to uphold state law. Breweries have very few industrial sites to locate businesses. He urged Council not to impose a 500 foot restriction as it further limits locations for breweries and distilleries. 3. Richard Johnson also spoke in support of placing a 500 foot buffer on breweries and distilleries. He noted brewery sales rooms had become much more like bars and restaurants. 4. Patrick Perrin, Counsel for Avery Brewing Company, suggested the 500 foot rule was discretionary and Boulder would be exceeding its jurisdictional authority by imposing a 500 foot buffer. Please do not approve the 500 foot buffer language. 5. Mike Shields, pooling time with Ilena SicaAnn and Marie Tewey, Head of Boulder Country Day School, also urged Council’s support of a 500 foot buffer for breweries and distilleries. Schools and Booze don’t mix. 6. Steve Breezley, Director of Operations at Avery Brewing, noted Avery was strongly in favor of the proposal as currently drafted. He urged Council to consider all of the businesses that may be impacted by the decision. 7. Adam Avery, Founder and President of Avery Brewing Company, raised concern about the impact on other local businesses due to limited industrial space. He suggested the decision on this matter was important for Avery to stay in business in Boulder. November 15, 2011 1
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