RES 2009-0616 - Certification of The Daily Record as official newspaper of city JUN. 3. 2009 3: 01PM THE DAILY RECORD Wd9ii:Z 'E .Nnr NINO. 7403D3e. 1
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PURCHASING DEPARTMENT
1819 FARNAM STREET
902 Civic CENTER
OMAHA NEBR 68183
PHONE (402)444-7155 FAX: (402)444-4992
June 3,2009 .
The Daily Record
3323 Leavenworth
Omaha, NE 68105 •
The City of Omaha's contract with the Daily Record is due to expire on June 8, 2009.
The bid to identify the official newspaper for the City of Omaha is set for opening June
10`h'. The current contract will expire prior to this bid opening.
The City is seeking your favorable consideration to extend the current contract through
June 29t, 2009, at the same cost. This three week extension will allow for the City to
receive bids and award the contract.
Per our phone conversation today, the Daily record has advised this extension is
acceptable. Please sign this document.as agreement to the extension and return fax to the
undersigned at 444-5423.
Thanks for your assistance. Should you have any questions, please call me at 444-5408.
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Douglas County Purchasing
The Dail Record asees to extend the current contract to June 29th, 2009_
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c of the intentions of the applicant. Further, the City Clerk shall
notify the said property owners and the president of any registered neighborhood
association, alliance, or coalition serving the area in which the licensed premise is
located in writing of the application and date of hearing before the City Council.
11. After receiving notification of a Nebraska Liquor Control Commission decision
contrary to a recommendation or other action of the City Council, the City
Attorney may apply for a rehearing by the Commission. If the City Attorney
determines that a basis for appeal to the District Court exists, a resolution
directing appeal to the District Court shall be submitted for approval by the City
Council. When necessary to preserve the right to appeal, the City Attorney may
commence appeal without City Council direction and, as soon as practicable
thereafter, a resolution directing continuation of the appeal shall be submitted to
the City Council.
12. The Council may grant a liquor license to premises that include an outdoor area
when:
(a) The outdoor area abuts against a licensed structure; or,
(b) If the outdoor area does not abut against a licensed structure, no street,
drive, sidewalk or other passageway used for public vehicular or
City Council to take parliamentary action to accomplish the same.
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For purposes of this Rule, a licensed structure shall mean that portion of an
enclosed building which is described in the same license as describes the outdoor
area. The applicant shall identify all measures that will be taken to prevent
customers from illegally removing alcohol from the outdoor areas.
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ORIGINAL CITY COUNCIL LIQUOR RULES, ADOPTED AS AMENDED
BY RESOLUTION NUMBER 3987, OCTOBER 1, 1957
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Revised: 5/2/06
New Print: 1/17/08