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Mayor Rol].an Hoke � �
Council Membears Wal.sh, Wippermann, Oxborough, Napper
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FROM: 5usan Johnson, Deputy Clerk
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DATE: August 1Q, 1989 �
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RE; Revi,sions to Liquor Lieense Ordinance
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At the July Sth Cauncil mee�ing, you reviewed several propc�sed a
, revisions to the city" s liqaor ardinance. From the discussi+�n betwaen '
council and staff and licens� holders, wk�o were present at that
meeting, I have instructed Attc�rney David Grannis to prepare the
attached ordinance.
For your information, I will give a brief explanation of each section �t ;
of the ordinance. �'or additional background camments, I have also
attached my rnemorandum dated June 3Q, 19�9. � '
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Section 1 : �` '°.
C. On-Sale Wine Licensa: i ':
We are adding a provision to the ordinanc� to allow the sale �
of strong beer if a lieense holder has a wine license and a
3.2 beer license and whose gross receipts are at I�+,as� 60� ; �;
attributable to foad sales.
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G. Bottle Club Permits: ,,. '
We are adding a provision to allow the issuanee of permits for
a bottle cl.ub. This was at the request of Ray Rahn from R3.ch '. ;
Valley Gc�lf Club. ,
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Bottle C�.ub permits are issued by the State Liquor Can�r41. �
Division subjec� to approval by the city. The State �IZows
bot�le club licenses to be issued to restaurants� hotel.s, an
es�ablishment who has 3 3.2 l�eer license, reso.rt, and elubs.
State permit fee per year is $150. We are proposing a city
fee of $150. License period runs July 1 thru June 30. The �
city could also issue a one-day permit to a nanprofit �'
organization. This fee would b� $25.fl0. ��
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" Liquor License Ordinanee Revisions ',
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A. Fees: We are suggesting the following �.ncreases and r�visions
for annual fees:
1 . Increase on-sale intoxicating liquor licens� fee from
$2,OOQ to $2,500.
2. Increase on-sa�.e wine �.icense fee fram $250 tc� $304,
3. Set license fe�� for ap�ci�Z club license� as provided in
State Statutes accoraing to memb�rsh�p.
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4. Special Sunday license fee i,s �204. There is na change in
this fee. �tate Statute prohibits this fe+� from exeeeding
$200.
5. Off-sale intoxi�ating liquor license fee i� $150. No
change. Rasemount is at its maxirnum until populatian
exceeds 14,U00.
Increase off-sale non-intoxicating liquor from $15.00 to i
$30.00
6. Increase on-sale non-intoxi.cat�,ng lic�uor license fee from
$100 to �150.
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7. Increase temporary on-�ale non-intoxicating Tiquor from , s
$15 ta $30. ;,�
Set a $10O fee for temporary on-sale intoxicating liquor. '�
8. Set fee for bottle club permit at �150. Set a one-day
permit at �25.t?0.
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Section 3:
Investigation rees: '
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We are reeommending that investigatian fees be s�t at $350 for ��4
both in-state and out-of-state investigations rather than $5Q0 �
for in-state and $'i ,500 for out-o�-s�ate investigations. Upon ; � `�''
discussions with Atto.rney Grannis, Steve Jilk and myself, we 'E �'
feel applicants should s�ill be required to depos�.t $1 ,5UQ in ,i �'
the event the investigation would bc�come extensive, and �350 � I
. would not justify staff' s time. Any remaining balancA woulcl �
be refunded to the applicant. � `�
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D. Hours and Days of Sale of Intoxicating Liquor
This provision would allow the hours of Sunday s�les �f on-
sale liquor to be expandec� from Noon to 90 a.m. and from
Midnight to 1 :00 a.m. an the �ollowing Monday.
Present Sunday hours ar�: Noon to Mic�night.
R�visPd Sunday hours wc��ald bp: 10 a.m. to 1 ;00 �.m. on
following Monday, �
This provis%on would expand off-sale liquor days �a include
January 1st and July 4th.
Spction 5:
This section is r�pealing the section in our current ordinanee
regarding bond requirements. Tk�e city' s ordinance paralleZed
with the State requirement regarding the filing of a bond when
making application for an intoxicating lic�uor �.icensP. The
1989 Legislature repealed this requirement. Even though the
city has the option of heing mare rest�rictivp, it is our
recommendation that the city alsa not require posting of a
bond. It was Attorney Grannis' recommendation to repeal this
sec�i.on. We feel proof of financ�.al responsibility can be
demonstrated through the applicant's liability insuranc�.
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Section 6: Liability Insurance � `
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The proposed revisions in this sectir�n deals with (1 ) the
aimounts of liquor �.iahility insurai�ce reguir�d and (2) all �� �'
applicants for any �ype of liquor lieense rnust have liquor
liability insurance.
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Our current lic�uor ardinance contains a clause �3-1-11z2) ,
that halders of on-sale an� �ff-sale non-intQxicating malt
liquor lieenses and Wlria licenses who sales (by affidav3t) are �
less than $10,000, $20,O�p and $10,000, respectively, do not
have to have liability insurance. This would alsa incluc�e
temporarg license hol��rs.
Staff' s rec4mmendation woula be that all lic�nse halders, �
including temporary beer license holders, Qbtain dram shop
insurance.
Staff is also recommencling that liquor liability insurance } .
amounts be increased as f�llvws: � ;
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" 1'�iquor Liaense Ordinance Revi.sions
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From: $50,OQO Bor3ily Injury each person
$�100,000 Bodily :Ln�ury (2+ p�xsons) each occu�rence
�10,000 Property Damage
$50,000 Loss of Means of Suppc�.rt each p�rson
$100,000 i,oss of Means of Support (2+persons} �a.
�ccurr�nce
T0: �1 QO,f�00 fi3I c�ach ��rsun
$300,Ut70 BI (?+persons) each accurrence r
$ 50,000 Property Damage
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$100,000 Loss of Means of 5upport eaeh person �3
$340,OQ0 Loss of Means of 5upporfi� {2+ persons) c�ar.h f '�
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I have discussed this with Steve Toombs, the city's insuranc�
agent, who strongly suggested that the present limits are
inadequate and shoul� be increased. t
You will note on the agenda that the attached ordinance wil], be
reviewed as an Item under Old Btzsiness and as � Public Hearing item.
After close of the public hearing the action required would be in twQ
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separate motions; MUTIQN TO APPRQVE THE INCREASE OF CERTAIN
INTOXICATING AND NON-INTQXICATING LZQUOR LIC�'NSE FEE5 AS OUTLINED IP1
THE DEPUTY CLERK'S MEMORANDUM D�TED AUGUST 10, 19$9 AND TO IN�CLUDE
THESE REVISED FEES IN THE CITY'S I,I¢UOR QRDINANCE. - AND - '
MOTIObT TO APPROVE THE HOURS OF SUNDAY SALE FOR (3N-SA�,E INTOXIC.ATING ��
: LIQUOR FROM 10s00 A.M. ON SUNDAY T� 1 :00 A.M. ON THE FOLLQWIN� MC?NDAY ;�
AND Tt� INCLUDE THESE HQURS TN TH� CITY'S LIQUQR ORDINANCE, �I
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As a separate item under Old Business, the rest of the revisions wi].l �::;
k�e reviewed, since those item� did not require a public h��ring. ��;
Adoption of the attached ar�3inance would be tli� recommended action. '
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ORDINANCE NO.
CITY OF ROSEMOUNT
DAKOTA GQUNTY, MINNES(3TA
AN QRDINANCE AMENDTNC3 TITLE 3 PSRTAININC, TO
LIQUQR RE6ULATIONB
The City Council of the City of Rosemout�t, Minnesota ordains
as follows:
Section 1; Title 3, Chapter i, 5ections 2C. and 2G. of the ,
RQsemount City Code are amended to read as fallows: ?'
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C. On-Sale Wine Licanses: On-sale wine licenses sha]1 be �
issued only ta restaurants m��ting the qualifications of t '
Minnesota Statutes, sectzon 340A.404, subdivision 5, ar�d
shall permit only �he sale of wine not exaeeding }
fourteen percent (14$) alcahol by valume, for
consumption on the iicensed gremises anly, in
con�unction with the sale of food. A holder of an on- -
sale w�,ne license who is also licensed to sell non-
intoxicating malt liquors at an-sale and whose gross ' �
receipts are at least sixty percent (60�) attributable
to the sale of food, may sell intoxicating malt liquc�r
at on-sale without an additi4nal lieense. ^
G. Bottle Club Permits: Bottle club permits may be issued
to bottle clubs and business establishments in '
accordance with the provisions of Minnesota Statutes
§340A.414 for the cansumption +�r dispZay of intaxicating
liquor or the serving of any liquid for the purpose ot
mixing with intoxicating liquor. ;
Section 2: Title 3, Chapter 1, Section 4A. of the Ros�mount
City Code is amended to read as fol.lows:
A. Fees: The f�es for licenses and permi�s shall be as
follows:
1. The annual fee for an on-sale intoxicating liquor ��''
license is two thousand five hundred dollars (�
($2,500.00j , t
2. The annual fe� far an an-ea�e w3.ne licenss� x� thre�
hundred dollars ($300.00) .
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3. The annual fee for a special elub Iicense sha11 be ;�
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Three hundred dollars ($300.00j for a club with under �
200 members, five hundred dollars ($500. 00) for a club ; ;�
with between 201 and 500 members; six nur�ar�a �ifty � �
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dollars ($650. Op) for a club with between 501 and 1000
members; eight hundred dollars ($800.00) for a club with'
� between 1001 and 2�00 members; one thausand doll.ars
($1,Q00.00) for a club with between 2001 and 400U
members; two thousand dollars ($2, OOO.DQ} for a club
with between 4001 and 6U00 members; and three thousand
dollars ($3,A00.00) for a club wi�h more than 6001
members.
4. The fee for a special Sunday license is two hundred {
dollars ($200. 00) . ��
5. The annual fee for an off-sale intoxicating liquor
license is one hundred �ifty dallars ($150.40j : �
and the annual fee for an off-sale non-intoxicating malt '
iiquor Iicense is thirty dollars ($30.00) . �'
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6. The annual fee for an on-sale non-intoxicating malt
liquor license is one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) .
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7. The fee for a temporary license for on-sale non-
intoxicating malt liquor is thirty dollars ($30.00) .
The fee for a temporary license for an-sa3e intoxicating
liquor is one hundred dallars ($14U,00} .
8. The annual fee for a bottle club permit is ane
hundred fa.fty doZlars ($150,00) . The fee for a one-day
' bottle club permit is twenty-five dollars , ($25.Ot?) .
Section 3s Title 3, Chapter 1, Section 4F. 1. is amended to
read as follows: :
1. At the time of each original application for a license,
the �pplicant shall deposi.t one thousand five hundred
dallars ($1,500.40) with the City for the investigation fee.
The investigation fee shall be three hundred fifty dollars
($350.00) . Provided, for investigations conducted outside ; '
the State, the City shail be paid the inuestigation costs in
excess af three hundred fifty dollars {$350.aa� , but n4t to '
exceed ten thousar►d dollars ($10,000.00) . Any fees due in �, '
exces� of the one thousand five hundred d411ars {$].,500.00) # ,
deposit must be paa.d prior to the license h+earing and before �
the City Council considers the application. The remainder � �y
of the deposit, if any, shall be returned to the applicant. ; �
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Section 4 : Title 3, Chapter 1, Section 8D, is amended to ;k
read as follows: ' i .�
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D. Hours and Days of Sale; Intoxicating Liquor: With the `
exceptian of on-sale 5unday liquor license holders, no , {`
sale of intoxicating liquor shall be made after one -�
o'clock (1:0�) A.M. on Sunday, nor untii eight o'clock � ;'
(8:00) A,M. on Monday. No non-sale� shall be made � ;i
between the hours o€ one o'clock (1:00) A.M, and eight j ��
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o'clock {8:00) A.M. on any weekday, No "an-sale" shall
be made after ei:qht o'clock (8s00) P.M. an December 24.
An establishment which holds a Special License for �
Sunday 5ales may sell intoxicating liquor for
consumption on the premises in conjunction with the sale
of food between the hours af ten 4'clock (10:00) A.M. on
Sundays and one o'clock (1:00) A.M. on Mandays. No �
AoMf-Qr�afteratenbo clockb(10r00) iP�M.�oflany day��,No ��
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"off-sale� shall be made on Memorial t?ay; Labor Day; ` ��
Thanksgi.ving Day; or Christmas Day, December 25; but on
the evenings preced�.ng such days, if the sa�.e of li+quor #
is nat otherwi,se prohibited on such evenings, "Off-
sales� may be made until ten o�claek (IOsOOj P.M. , �F '
except that no "off�sale'� shall be made on December 24 � ;;
after eight o'clock (8:U0) P.M. � �
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Section 5: Title 3, Chapter 1, Seeti�on 11-1 is repealed in �, :�
its entirety. ;
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Section 6s Title 3� Chapter 1, Section 11-2 is amended in � �
its entirety as follcaws: � ",
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3-1-11-1: Liability Insurance: All applicants for any type ' '
of intoxicatinq liquor, non-intoxicating malt liquor or wine � `
license to be issued or renewed rnust, as a condition ta the ' £
issuance af the lieense, demc�nstrate praof of financial �� �
responsibility with regard to Iiability imposed by Minnesota � '
Statutes, sectian 340A.801 to the City. Froof of financial �
responsibilit� may be given by filing one of the following: � a,
A. A certificate that there i,s in effect fQr the period of �! ;
the license an insurance policy or poo3 providing the �� ;
following minimum coverages: ,;, -€
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1. One hundred thousa�td dollars ($100,000,00) because �
of bodily injury to any one person in any ofle oecurrence
and, subject ta the limit for one person, in the amount
of three hundred thousand dollars ($300,000. 00j because ,r
of bodily injury to two (2) or mare persons in any one �! j
occurrence, and in �he amount of fifty thausand dQllars {�
($50,000,00) because of injury to or destructian of '
property af others in any one occurrence; ,;�
2. One hundred thousand dollars ($100,000.OQ) for loss ,;
of ineans of support of any one person in any one '
occurrence, and, subject to the limit of one person, , �:
three hundred thousand dollars ($300,Q00.00) for loss of � '
means of support of two (2) or more persons a.n any ane �
occurrence; or �
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B. A bond af a surety company with the minimum coverages as � {`
provided in subsection A of this 5ection; or � ��
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C. A certificate of the State Tr�asurer that the licensee
has deposited with him three hundred fifty �housand
dollars ($350,000. 00) in cash or securities which may
legaily be purchased by savings banks or for trust' €unds
having a mark�t ualue af thr�e hundred fifty thousa:nd �
da].1ars ($35Q,OOQ.00) ,
Section 7: This Ordinance sha�.l be effective immediatelx
upon its passage and publication. �
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Adopted this day of , 1989.
CTTY C?F ROSEMOUNT �
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TO: Mayor Hoke
Councilmembers Walsh, Wippermann, �xbor4ugh, Napper
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DATE: June 30, 1989 ,� '
RE: Liquor License Ordinance Revisions !
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4ver the past few months Administrator Steve Jilk and I have been ` '
discussin ossibl.e ehan es to the � �'�
g p g present l�quor ordinance, #
particu�.arly in the area of increasing license fees. Zn April af this .• �
year we conducted a telephone survey, and the results indicated �hat ' '
adjustments should be made. F3ased upon this survey and requests from ' ,�;
license holders that other revisions be made, T am submitting to you
tor your consideration the following changes: ; �;
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(1 ) Increase in License Fees i, �
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' Attached is a copy of the survey which administration �ona��t�a �.n x �
April. You will nate that in every category (these are the � �,
categories where the city has the option to set fe�s) , the
ma�ority o� these cities' fees are higher. We request that you
cons�.der the following increases far the next five years:
L�.cense Current Fee 1990 1992 1994 s ;
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On-Sale Liquor $2,004 $2,50U $3,500 $�,500 � �
On-Sale Wine 250 300 350 440 !
O�-Sale Beer 1UO 150 175 240
Off-Sale Beer 1S 30 40 5.0
We feel by setting f�es aver the next five years will provicle the
city with a way o€ bringing the fees up to the appropri.ate ].evels
without burdening the license holders all at ane time. Tha.s
method will also allaw the license holders or potential Iicense
holders to know what the fees will be �hrough the year 1994,
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{2) Set Special C1ub Liaenses A�cordinq to Membership '
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Minnesota 5tatutes allows cities ta set license fees accarding to ,
membersh�.p as follows. The present ordinance �ust has a flat fee
of $20U. We recommenc� that this provision be included in our
ordinance.
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(1 ) $300 for a clu}a with under 200 members; � `
(2) $500 for a �lub with hetween 201 and 5Q0 members; � `
(3) $650 for a club with between 5Q1 and 10Q0 members; �,
(4) $800 for a club with between 1001 and 2040 members; t #�
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Piease note, the Rosemoun� VFW has 169 members and the Rasemount ' i
American Legion has 469 members.
f3) Temporar�License Fees
We would request that you consider increasing the fee �or on-sale `�
beer licenses from $'15 to $30, The majority of these l.icenses are
issued to sponsors of softball tournaments. Park & Recreation , f
Director Dave Bechtold sup�orts this in�rease.
. We further recommend that a temporary on-sale intoxicating ].iquor
l:icense be set at $100. In the faur ye�.rs that I haue been here,
this license has never bean issued. I cannot find where a €ee was
ever established for this Ticense excep� city code allows the eity
to impose the fee. Considering this is for the sale Qf liquor, we
feel the $100 �ee is �us�ified.
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(4) Investic��tion Fees �
State Law and City Cod� requires our polieP department to do a �
personal and criminal b�ckground cheek an the applicant. Our ; �,
current investigation fees are $5U0 for investiga�ions conducted
wi�hin the state and �1500 for outside thP state, plus aetual � �
costs. These fees have been discussed with our police ehief, whQ � '`
agrees these fees do nat fai.rly represent staff's time and �eels
they could be 3ower. �'
Attached is a survey taken in April on investigation fees. There ,
are a variety of fees and methods o� imposing the �ee�. We ; ,¢
recommend that you consider s�tting a flat fee of $350 plus costs y
foz in-state and out-af-stat� inuestigatiQns. It is Qur feeling �
the $350 is a more jus�ified cost for staff time. ,� elau:�e will �
also be ineorporated into the ord3.nance to a].iaw the city to
recover any actual costs up ta �10,000. �
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t5} Stroncr Beer Provision ! .
State laws a11ow a holder o£ an on-sale win� license and an on-
sale beer license to sell strong beer (intoxicatir�g malt liquor}
whose gross receipts are at least 60� attributable to the saie of '
food. An aaditional lieense is not required. Ray Rahn of Rich �;�`
Valley Go1f Course had at one time indicated a desire to sell. ��
strong beer. Although I do not know hi.s in�ent at this time, I �;:
feel this provision wou}.d make �ur 13.quor ordinance more complete.
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(6) Extendina Sundav Hours ��:'
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Our present o�dinane� a].lows Sanday sa1�s betcveen 12:Q0 Noon and ''
12:Q0 Midnight as s�t by sta�e l�w. The city h�s rPceived the i*'
attached letteacs from Shena��i.c��ns anci Ci.ty Limits Lanes & Lounge `^� �,
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Liquor License Ordinance Revisions
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that Sunday hours be extended from 10:00 a.m. to i :00 a.rn, on
Monaays. State 1.aca allows that hours be set between 14:OQ a,m.
and 1 :Q0 a.m. an Monday after a public hearing has been held �nd � `
Council approves the change. Pleas� note that the 1989
legislature �ust passed the law to extend Sunda� haurs from
�nidnight to 1 :00 a.m. effective August 1 , 1989. ;
There was considerable discussion by staff regarding this change
and not a eonsensus reached on whether the hours shauld r�main as
they are or be extended as requested by two local business�s. The
only consensus staf� did reach was that this is a pol.icy/political
decision for the Council, and staf� �aill support and deal with
whateve`r posi�ion yau choose. ; '
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I would recommend that since you have receiv�c3 r�quests for this `
change, that you set a publlc hearing for August 15th to conaider �
this item. . a
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(7� aff-Sale Liauor Qn �7anuarv 1 and Jul.v 4
Shenanigans has requested that they be allowed to operate the3.r
off-sa3e liguor store on these dates. The 1989 Leg�,�lature p�ssed
this law effective August 1 , 1989. Council ha� the option ta
amend its ordina�ce to a�low these expanded daye or be mQre
restrictive, Following discussion on this item by staffr there
seemed to be no ob�ectio�s. (Thanksgiving, Christmas �ay and
Christmas �ve after 8;p0 p.m, ar� the only remaining holidays when
off-sales are prohibite�. )
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{8) Bottle Club License `
Ray Rahn of Rich Valley Galf Club has requested that the city ,
include a provision for a bottle club license (display and set- !
upsj . He advises that corporations hav�ng golf tournaments at hi.s � ',
place woul.d like to be �ble to consume liquor on the premi:�es iin
the club housej . Mr. Rahn indi.eated he aoes not want an on-sale
liquor license Uecause he doesn't want a ful�. bar in his cl.ub
house. He would although like �o be able to accommadate 'his
cus�omers' requests through a bottle club license. � �#
If you would chose to include this license in our ordinance, we ; �}
are recommending th�t the city' s fees be set at 199� - $150; 1992
- $200; and 1994 - $3p0. The license fe� requir�d to be submittPd i �;
to the state is $150. E�
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I would 13ke to inform you that these changes have been reviewed and � i;,
ap�roved by our cfty attorney David Grannis. Following diseu�zsion on �'t;'
these items, Mr, Gacannis will be �requested to prepare the final d.raft "
of the rev3sec� ordinance. � �
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Our present liquar Qrdinance has not been revised since 19�6; ar�d z
appxeciate the fact that this is a lo� of revisi.ons �o cansic�er at one
time. The proposed revision is our at�empt to bring our liqu4ar license
up to date and to make it more compl�te and to a11ow Council to !,
consider reque�ts �or changes from aur busines�s owziers.
At the July 5th meeting, the above items wil]. be reviewed with you in ''
an a�tempt to reach a consensus �rom Council as to what yQu v�a�1d Iike
to see in the final draft of the revised liquor ordinance, which we
would like to submit tQ you on August 15 for adoption. .f
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State law requires that public l�earings be held to considAr increase of � �;
license fees and extension of Sun�ay hours. S would therefare � '
recommend that you call for a puk�lic hearing on August 15� 1989, at � .
8:00 a.m. , or as soon thereafter as possibl�, to eonsider the increase � '`
of certain liquor license fees and tQ consider the extension of Sunday � '
on-sale hours. �
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I havA also attached for your review a letter sent to all license
holders informing them of thi� agenda item.
If yau have any questions prior to the Council meeti.ng, pl.easn feel
f_ree �o contact me.
Thank you far your review and consideration in this matter.
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LIQWR LIC�ISS FLB SURVEY ��
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A'pple Vly Burnsv�.11e Ea�an �armin�,ton HastinQs ;��`
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On-Sale Liq. $5000 $5000 $35Q0 $25�0 $230q � '
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On-Sale taine 9� 75t� 20Q 200 200 ?
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Battie Cl,ub 100 none 2S 3U0 3(l0 `;�'
3/2 On-Sa1e Beer 20Q 400 J.7S 125 i00 :�a
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3/2 Off-Sale Beer 35 30 15 i0 20
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$ 100 for On Sale Intoxicat�;ng
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Effective August 1 , 1989 th� st�te legislature has changed ;�
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liquor laws as Follows . t;
1 . Oft--sales may be p�rmitted to be open on July �1th �''
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2. Qn-sale liquor aperations that serve fobd may be }
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permitted to be open until 1 :00 am an Sundays .
These laws have to be passed by the City prior to allowing '
the liquor liscensees of any city to be open.
I would like to request that the city pass an ordinance
allowing off-sales tp be open on July 4th and January lst.
Also, to be allowed to be open until 1 :00 am on Sundays. i
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On-Sales that serve food may also be allowed bo be open at : ,
10:Q0 am on Sundays. I wauld like to request that the City "
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pass an ordinance to allow on-sales that sexve food bo be ;�
allowed to open a� 1Oc00 am if they so wish.
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Regarding 10:00 am opening on Sundays : There are a ,.�
number of softball tournaments that are held in Rosemount 'E
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and many ball teams are laaking for a �lace to meet and have
lunehes.
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City of fiosemount
2875 W 11�5th St
` Posemount MN 55fl68
Dear City Council Members:
We understand that the State of Minnesota has passed
a law that would a.11ow liquor serving establishments
to stay apen on Sunday nights until lam. We would like
to ask tk�e City Council to also make it effectiue in
the city of Fosemount.
We would also ask that the city consider allowing
liquor servi.ng establishmer�ts to serve alcohal ba-
fore noon on Sundays.
Thank you in advance for taking the time to consider
these proposals.
Sincsrel�,
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Owners - City Limits
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MAY 2� 1989
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To All City Liquor and IIeer Licens� Ilalders:
This i.s to advise you the Ci�y C;ounci.l. �t their July 5hh Cnunc-il_
meeting will be consi.dering several revision� to the c3.ty' s li�uor
� ordinance. �
Some of those revisions to be considered are as follows:
� ('F ) Increase in license fees;
(2) Decrease in investigation fees;
(3) Adding a provision £or a strong beer licens�;
(4) Extending Sunday hours;
(5) Allowing off-sale liquor sales an �7anuary 1 anc� �Tuly 4, and
(6) Adding a provi�ion for a bottlA club l.icense.
At the July Sth meeting Council will diseus� thes� proposed r�visions
and provide a aonsensus on what ehanges they woulc� want incl�ac�ed in a
revised liquor ordinanee. It will be staf£' s request that th� final
draft af the revised ordinance be presented for ac�option t�y Cvunct�. �t
the August 15th Cauneil rneeting.
The only formal action Council will consider �t the July 5th meeti.ng is ,'
set a public hearing on August 15th to consic3ex an inrrease in lic�ns� . f '
fees and an extension of hours far Sunclay liquor sal�s. �,
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Our city council meetings begin at ?:30 p.m. a;'
If you have any questions, please feel free to contaet me.
Sincerely,
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Susan M. Johnson
Deputy Clerk
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