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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, 8-26-91 Page 2 . RES. 91-50; PREMISES PERMIT, AWBA, FIlIHERI'Y' S ARDEN BaoIL, 1273 W. COUNTY ROAD E Council was referred to a memorandum from Deputy Clerk Iago dated 8-23-91, regarding an awlication for a premises permit for a Charitable Gambling operation, Class B, Pull-Tabs, at Flaherty's Arden BcMI, fran the American Business Women's Association, Lady Slipper Chapter . Deputy Clerk Iago reported there are currently seven charitable gambling licenses operating in the City; four Class A ani three Class B licenses. . Marlyn Damen, representing ABWA, explained the organization's license to operate within the City of Arden Hills expired on July 31 ani at that time it was not known the opportunity was available to lease space at Flaherty's Arden BcMl. She noted the ABWA license was recently approved to conduct a Bingo operation in the City of Roseville. Damen noted the ABWA would prefer to =ntinue its association with the City of Arden Hills and operate within the City ani requested Council consider waiving the 60 day waiting period. Malone IlIOved, se=nded by Hicks, to approve Resolution No. 91-50, Premises Permit for American Business Women's Association, for Class B Pull-Tab operation at Flaherty's Arden BcMI, ani, further, that the 60 day waiting period be waived based on the following: 'Ihe organization has operated within the City for a period of time ani the reason for waiting the 60 days is to facilitate background investigation, in this case the awlicants have recently completed the review process, ani the awlicant was unaware of the opportunity to lease space or would have renewed the previous license to operate within the City. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) RES. #91-51; ADOPl' 1991 <XMPENSATION PLAN Council was referred to a memorandum from the Clerk Administrator dated 8-23-91, outlining the 1991 COI11peJ1Sation recommendations for nonunion errployees. The Administrator outlined the materials attached to the meIlIOrandum ani recommended adoption of Resolution No. 91-51, 1991 Compensation Plan for Nonunion City Employees. Councilmernber Malone questioned the maximum rate for Parks Maintenance errployees in the 1990 Pay Plan. Administrator Berger stated the figure listed as the maximum in the 1990 plan, step 5, is a number developed fram the market study. He noted that in actuality the pay for incumbents in this position is higher than the figure listed, Malone moved, se=nded by Growe, to adopt Resolution No. 91-51, Adopting the 1991 Compensation Plan for Nonunion city Employees. Motion carried unanilllOusly. (5-0) . CouncilInember Malone explained that additional action by Council is required to authorize placement of city errployees on the newly adopted compensation plan. He indicated Council has invested numerous hours in reviewing the compensation plan ani it appears this plan is fair to all errployees ani in full compliance with ~able worth standards, based on an independent analysis of job content ani compensation proportionate to the points established for each position by the study.