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• <br /> • <br /> 495 <br /> December 12,1985 <br /> Councilman Overstreet asked bow long Mr. ff had o <br /> Magazine he plied about 5 t B 2represented the <br /> Mag Center years. Councilman <br /> Overetre[ than asked what h Item o lax l knew n that mule <br /> that decision <br /> ecisint the council should not, a all g conscience, make <br /> that decision an have that be the ordinance.. r nee, <br /> Hnff[e lied because mf the s may they had vada and a <br /> givens he aubvitted Ghey had the right of privacy. newe[e <br /> Councilman Overstreet then asked if this denied the patron his right <br /> of free speech and M[.Hoff said yea,they hada right of privacy. <br /> Councilman Pope asked the city attorney to speak n the first <br /> amendket as he felt Hoff stretching it and Mr.Hoff said he <br /> talking about the fire[amendment,he was going by the stale <br /> law,the right of privacy.Jim <br /> Iles said there was a case in Arizona that involved.the City of • <br /> Phoenix where they outlawed doors onm booths. The court did. <br /> uphold'that, that it was not an invasion right ofaprivacy. He <br /> _d Hoff is correct that there is no ata as Gia, the • <br /> city is relying nthe efederal case. •• <br /> d Robaxin,President of the Board of catholic Community 6er'vices, • <br /> expressed gordinance,their.g this type of activity. They favored a <br /> strong <br /> that 1t would urged that fees be increased so <br /> inveett w u and <br /> enough revenue u cover all expenses for <br /> 9 possible nc osts.e <br /> answer • <br /> [ r • <br /> a question from Preside.Stephenson,X Iles amid the <br /> fees have I be justified and the Pollee etmentand City Clerk ' <br /> hBo <br /> worked out what[ y felt were fees that would cover. a the co of • <br /> investigation and licensing and that they could justify atthis <br /> will have However, <br /> r, perhaps d <br /> ,easoin a year'°time they will.decide the fees <br /> • <br /> Clyde Haineeorld Bible Fellowship, said the National <br /> ordinance • <br /> o <br /> for De ncy 1n Miseieeippl, been ewlating <br /> F ation ¢ <br /> used by many n ae <br /> unities in L United S that has <br /> beenupheld by the courts that effectively deals with�t s ® <br /> ea¢.kind <br /> ¢ <br /> of issues that are being discussed.here. He offered toget a copy <br /> for the city to review. <br /> Councilman Borrow asked what would happen if the foes x ereased <br /> and did more thin ce <br /> r the.costs, M[ Iles said that at[least <br /> that [tion of the ordinance, if not the whole ordinance could be <br /> held L valid. <br /> Aron Abrahamson of 3631 Tulalip a[ged thencil to keep the <br /> section in which would allow no doorson the panaram. <br /> Fred P a of 1712 19th SL,apposed allowing this type of facility <br /> in town. <br /> • <br /> Bob Crumbaugh, 1025 Lombard end ateache[at the Jr. College, we <br /> concerned about the nude dancing atatliehment because of it's <br /> • <br /> present and 0628 of themcareewomen. said they have 6000 students <br />