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------ ,. Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Monday, October 31, 1983 Page Four Hicks move d, seconded by McAllister, that Council adopt Resolution No. 83-62, APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ORDERING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS ON IMPR. NO. W-83-4, WATl::R NORTH OF HIGHWAY 96. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) (Bid opening at 2 p.m. on November 28, 1983) Arden Hills/New Bri~hton Agreement, I mp r. No. 83-4 Council was referred to draft of Agreement between Arden Hills and New Brighton, for Council's consideration. Hicks moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council approve the . Arden Hi lIs & New Brighton Agreement and authorize execution thereof by the Mayor and Clerk Administrator. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Impr. No. S S-W-P-ST- 81-5 (Royal Hills) Application No. 6 and Substantial Completion Council was referred to Christoffersen 'a Ie t te r ( 10-28-83) and attached Contractors Liat of Remaining Corrective Items. It was noted by Christoffersen that the date of the one-year guaran tee pe riod be gins at the time of approval of substantial completion. Christiansen move d , se conded by Hicks, that Council app rove substantial completion of the project and allow the reduction of retainage to 2%. Motion carried unanimoualy. (5-0) Resolution No. 83-55, Establishing Fees for Sale of Alcoholic Beve ragl',S, Amusemen ts and Re c rea ti on , Various Businesses and Itinerant Food Vendors Council was referred to transparencies of an evsluation of current and proposed 1:I.cense fees prepared by Councilman Mulcahy: a) Licenses that yielded over $1,000 in 1983, and b) Licenses paying over $1,000 in 1983. Mulcahy noted that 92% of Arden Hills 1icense income is derived from the six fees that bring in over $1,000 each: On Sale Liquor Off Sale Liquor Amusement Devices Signs Restaurants Hotels, and thst 90% of Arden Hills I 1983 Ii cense fees were paid by six businesses that have liquor licenses; eleven businesses paid between $100 and $400, and the remaining 3b Ii censes paid $1000 in fees. Mulcahy recommended that Council take a hard look at the . system of licensing; suggeS ted that Council consider adop tioD of a simplified Ii cens e fee schedule which could eliminate all but 6 or 8 of the license fees. After discussion, Coun ci I refe rred the evaluation and spread sheet of current license fees to the Finance Committee for review and commen ts for 1985 licensing. McAllister moved, seconded by Hicks, that Council adopt Resolution No. 83- 5 5 , RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING FEES AND LIABILITY INSURANCE REQUI REMENTS FOR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, AMUSEMENTS AND RECREATI ON, VARIOUS BUSINESSES, ITINERANT FOOD VENDORS AND VENDING MACHINES, AMENDING RESOLUTION NOS. 81-6, 81-12, 82-8 and 82-41 AND ABOLISHING RESOLUTION NO. 81-11, as amended. Motion carried unanimously. (5 -0)