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. . Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting, April 27, 1987 Page 5 Mayor Woodburn and Public Works Supervisor discussed County Road D parking, by Lake Johanna Park, posting no parking signs early this year before the problems begin. CHARITABLE Council was referred to sample Ordinances from various GAMBL. ORD. communities and the letter from Attorney Lynden (3-27-87) , relative to enactment of a Charitable Gambling Ordinance for the Village. Council discussed if there is a need for an Ordinance, what aspects would be regulated and guidelines to be given to the Attorney for drafting the ordinance. Councilmember Sather noted the State Legislators have rescinded some freedoms these types of operations are allowed; he asked for items Council proposed for inclusion in the ordinance. In discussion, Council cited the following regulatory items for inclusion in the ordinance: - Number of Bingo Occasions. . - Number of Charities operating at a singular facility. - Hours of Operation. - Phase Out of the operation over a reasonable time period. - Percentage of return to Community. - Limiting perimeters of where Charities are located. Winiecki suggested the Attorney draft an ordinance including all the above and then Council could discuss each regulatory item at that time. Attorney Lynden advised he could meet with the Clerk Administrator and draft an ordinance for Council review which includes the items mentioned above. SNOWMOBILE ORD. Mayor Woodburn explained he had discussed with the Attorney the concerns of the Council, relative to all terrain vehicles operating in the winter months and definition of where these vehicles could operate. After discussion it was noted that due to the fact the ground would be frozen and the vehicles would not damage the parkway; Lynden also defined "roadway" for the Councilmembers. After discussion, Council consensus was to include the following items and language in the revised draft of the Snowmobile Ordinance: 1. Hours of Operation, Sec. 26.42, should be 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., to make Ordinance more compatible with neighboring cities. 2, Equipment should include a Deadman's Throttle, unless covered by State law, should be included. . 3. Exempting use of these vehicles by governmental agencies in pursuit of their duties or during emergency use in adverse weather. 4. Section 26.25(a) Change language to read "An off-road vehicle", rather than "A three-wheel vehicle. CONDEMNATION RPT. The Attorney advised that the property owner's attorney NAEGELE PROPERTY had requested the hearing, scheduled for February, be postponed; to date the hearing has not been rescheduled. Lynden also advised he had talked with the appraiser. the Mayor and the Engineer; the appraiser is willing to reduce the amount allocated for the temporary easements if the Engineer determines the length of time for temporary easements retention could be reduced to 6 months rather than one year. Barry Peters agreed that the City could reduce the time of the temporary easement to 6 months. . Lynden reported that he wou~d contact the property owner's attorney, by the end of this week, to discuss the possibility of a settlement of this case, for review by Council. ASSMT. LETTER Council was referred to letter from Attorney, dated 4/27/87, relative to apportionment of assessment for Council review, as possible assessment policy for the Round Lake project.. REQ. FOR STREET Council was referred to PS/W Committee meeting minutes LT. PRIOR/JERROLD (4/16/87) , recommending denial of the request based on the facts that a light at this junction is not on the master street lighting plan and the effect of lighting in reducing vandalism and loitering is questionable,