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Spring Lake Park, MN Code of Ordinances permitted organization; (7) All organizations must show proof that they have a gambling manager trained in accordance with the requirements of M.S. § 349.167, as it may be amended from time to time (Laws, 1990); and (8) A copy of the gambling organization's lease, which must be for a two-year period, shall be submitted to the city for approval. (B) Upon receipt of the materials required by division(A)above, city staff shall investigate the applicant, and based upon the investigation,the City Council shall act on the application within 30 days. (C) The action of the City Council to approve an applicant for a premises permit or bingo hall license within the city shall be by resolution. Failure to receive a majority affirmative vote of the City Council shall constitute a denial of the application. (D) Copies of the monthly financial statements filed by the organization with the Gambling Control Board,as defined in M.S. § 349.154, as it may be amended from time to time, shall be filed with the city within ten days of filing those materials with the Gambling Control Board. (E) To assure compliance with this subchapter,the city may require a premises permit holder or bingo hall licensee to provide copies of his or her records described in M.S. § 349.19, as it may be amended from time to time. (F) A premises permit issued by the city under this section may be suspended or revoked by the city for violation of this subchapter or for failure to meet the qualifications set out in this subchapter, or for a willful violation of any part of this subchapter, or for a failure to comply, for any reason,with any provision, guarantee,or claim made in an applicant's original license application to the city or the state. (G) No license or permit issued by the city, including any bingo hall license, grants the licensee a property right or entitlement to the license or permit. The city may refuse to issue, renew, or revoke the license or permit for any reason and will not incur liability for any damages including but not limited to direct, consequential, or incidental damages, deprivation of property, loss of income, loss of profits, or loss of livelihood. (H) All Class A and Class B licensees and permittees in the city shall use an approved independent accounting firm for their annual audits related directly to lawful gambling and charges as an allowable expense of the gambling operation. Further, all Class A and Class B licensees and permittees, at their discretion, may use an independent accounting firm to perform other accounting, bookkeeping, and tax preparation services related directly to lawful gambling and charges as an allowable expense of the gambling operation. All agreements providing for this type of services shall be in writing and shall be submitted to the city as part of the American Legal Publishing Corporation 250