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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 3-12-90 Page 5 . . LIQ. FEES (Cont'd) Council concurred to direct the Public Works/Safety Committee to study the feasibility of a reduction in the on-sale liquor license fee, either by a "flat-rate" or a percentage, if the . employees of the establishment complete a drug and alcohol awareness program. REQ. EXTENDED Council was referred to a letter from Jack Welsch, owner OFF-SALE LIQUOR of the Big Ten Supper Club, dated 2-14-90, requesting HOURS & 2 ADD'L an extension of the off-sale liquor hours and adding two DAYS OF SALE additional days, as per Minnesota Statute 340-A.504. Attorney Filla reviewed his letter dated 3-1-90, outlining the current State Law relating to cities being permitted to authorize extended weekday hours for off-sale of intoxicating liquor until 10:00 p.m. and sale on New Years Day and the Fourth of July between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m., unless those days fall on a Sunday. He noted to accommodate this change the City would have to amend Section 3-16(d) of the Code of Ordinances, however, the City can be more restrictive than State law. Filla also referred to a typographical error in Section 3-16(d) and recommended correction of the error in conjunction with any changes in the Ordinance. Malone moved, seconded by Mahowald, to direct the City Attorney to draft an amendment to the Code of Ordinances to allow the extension of off-sale liquor hours, add two additional days of sale and correct typographical errors to the appropriate section and return the amendment to Council at their regular meeting held March 26. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) Councilmember ~1ahowald questioned if surrounding communities have amended their liquor regulations to include extended hours of sale. . Deputy Clerk Iaga offered to survey surrounding communities. Attorlley Filla commented cities may be more willing to have uniform hours of sale of liquor, based on the businesses ability to remain competitive. Council requested staff conduct a survey of surrounding communities to determine if they have adopted the extended hours and additional days of sale prior to adoption of the amendments. CASE #88-04; LOT Council was referred to the Planner's report and DIVISION, 1960 Planning Commission minutes dated 3-7-90, relative to W. CO. RD. E-2, the proposed Lot Division, 1960 W. County Road E-2, MUNSON/ROBINSON Munson/Robinson property. The Planner explained the previous action by Council to vacate the right-of-way located at the intersection of New Brighton Road and County Road E-2 relates directly to this application; the additional land provides the applicant sufficient area to meet the lot requirements for the R-2 District. Bergly eXplained the request is to divide a lot into three parcels of land; Lot 1 will contain the existing residence, Lot Z will contain a new residence, and parcel 3 will be an outlot which provides the property to the south to control ownership of the property on which their garage and shed are located. He eXplained Council will be asked to consider attachment of the outlot to the southerly property to provide a Tlcleanll title to the land. . The Planner and Planning Commission recommended approval of the lot division conditioned upon the five conditions listed in the Planning minutes of 3-7-90.