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" Minutes of the Arden Hills Re;jular Council Meetin], 12-30-91 Page 5 I DISCUSSION ; Council was referred to the memorandum from Public Works CITY VEHICLE SUperintendent Winkel dated 12-26-91, listing the city PAINTING vehicles scheduled to be painted according to the recently adcpted Graphics standards Policy. '!here was Council ni"""lSSion regarding the color change and whether or not it would be more feasible to utilize white as the staOOard color. eouncilmember Malone indicated the staOOard color for city vehicles was green and the tan color was part of the implementation of the new city logo. He advised the standardization of the tan color will provide recognition of vehicles as city owned and maintain unifonnity of the logo colors. councilmember Mahowald ccmnented that it does not make sense to have several different colored vehicles and it may be preferable to use white as the standard color. He noted it would save time when ordering replacement vehicles, since white is a staOOard color. councilmember Hicks ccmnented that a uniform color for City vehicles is a good idea. He iniicated the color white appeared to be the best solution, since it is a standard color, however, if tan is to be the standard color it makes sense to paint all the vehicles as outlined in the memorandum. Mahowald expressed his opposition to have four different colored vehicles and I suggested utilizing white as the staOOard color, since the city current has four white vehicles and it would save money. Malone moved, seconded by Growe, to direct the Public Works SUperintendent to proceed with the painting of city vehicles that are not being replaced within a 24 month period in a tan color, as outlined in his 12/26/91 memorandum. Motion carried. (Malone, Growe, Hicks and Sather voting in favor; Mahowald opposed) (4-1) Public Works SUperintendent Winkel left at 9:35 p.m. AOOPl' ORD. #284; Council was referred to the memorandum from the Clerk AMEND aIARITABLE Administrator dated 12-26-92, relating to the proposed GAMBLING REl3UIATIONS amendment to the Olaritable Gambling Ordinance definition of the "Trade Area". The Clerk reviewed the two c:ptions for council consideration, as outlined in the 12-11-91 letter fran Atto:rney Filla; 1. Selection of a percentage amount requirement other than the currently requested 50 percent expen:liture within the trade area and expaI'ldinJ the trade area to include support of goverrnnent entities within Ramsey County; or 2. Repeal the current trade area regulations entirely. Hicks moved, seconded by Mahowald, to amendment Ordinance No. 284, SEX:rION 443, RErATING 'ID 'IHE REl3UIATION OF CHARITABLE GAMBLING, retaining the 50 percent expen:liture in the trade area and adding language I supporting the activities of a goverrunental entity within Ramsey County. Motion carried unaniIrously. (5-0) RES. #91-76; council was referred to a memorandum from the Deputy PREMISE PERMIT, Clerk dated 12-26-91, regarding a premise pennit gr. MARY'S C1lUROI awlication for st. Mary's Rananian Orthodox Church.