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Minutes of the Regular 4tmCil Meeting, August 10, 1987. Page 11 LIQ. LIC. UPDATE; CHARLIE CHUNG'S Mayor Woodburn questioned if a club license or an off-sale license would be permitted at Charlie Chung's Restaurant. . The Clerk Administrator advised that the club licenses does not apply to Mr. Chung's restaurant, and, the City does not have provision in it's Code for a set-up license. Furthermore, Morrison explained the off-sale license would not be an appropriate use at the restaurant; a letter was sent to Mr. Chung advising him of the findings. BOAT TRAFFIC REG. LAKE JOSEPHINE Mayor Woodburn questioned if a letter had been sent to Ramsey County relative to regulating the direction of boat traffic in a counter clockwise direction on Lake Josephine. The Clerk Administrator advised that she had sent a letter to Ramsey County Environmental Engineer, Mr. Tillis, and written Mr. James Patocnik, 1999 Jerrold Ave., who initiated the request. STATUS OF LAND PURCH. HIGHWAY 96 & HAMLINE Mayor Woodburn questioned the status of the land purchase agreement for the property adjacent to the Village Hall on Highway 96. Morrison advised that the owner had agreed to all Council changes stipulated and had requested two additional changes: a} permanent left turns onto Hamline Avenue, going north to Highway 96, and, b) no administrative review of the new . location for the Daybridge facility. Council concurred that no purchase agreement should be signed until administrative approval is received for the easterly site location for Daybridge. MET. WASTE CONTROL Council was referred to a letter from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission relative to credit the Village will receive for overpayment of sewer availability charges. Clerk Administrator advised that each year there has been a problem determining amounts to be budgeted for the charges; the refund last year was juat over $68,700.00 and this year the amount is $29,458.74. Council questioned if the City assumed a larger amount would be returned this year; Morrison stated that was not the problem, just the fact thqt it is unpredictable. . ORDINANCE AMENDMT. .Mayor Woodburn referred to the Ramsey County Action Alert which indicated that if the Village would like to have the Building Inspector enforce ordinance violations by issuing citations, an ordinance amendment must be enacted (July 30th bulletin). Currently only a Peace Officer may issue a citation, unless amended by ordinance. Council discussed the matter and individuals who may be issuing citations; it was determined that the matter would be discussed at a future meeting. SOLID WASTE SUBCOMMITTEE Council was advised the Solid Waste Sub-Committee would be meeting on Monday, August 17th, at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Woodburn stated the meeting would be an open meeting; he also questioned if a committee can proliferate itself. Hansen advised that in discussion it was determined that no one on the PS/W Committee had expressed interest in serving; rationale was for a citizen's action group to be formed. REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR RES. #87-43; TRANS. OF OWNRSHIP: MPLS. HIDE AND TALLOW Clerk Administrator requested Council approval for the transfer of ownership of Minneapolis Hide & Tallow. . Morrison explained that licenses and permits are not transferrable; appropriate to accomplish transfer by resolution. There was discussion relative to permit fees; Morrison advised she had recommended to the new owner that they submit the pro-rated fee this year.