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Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular council Meeting, 6-25-90 Page 6 LICENSE (Cont'd) Deputy Clerk Iago stated there is no =iteria in the Ordinance which provides for this consideration. . Councilmernber Mahowald explained if a temporary license cannot be issued and no licenses become available within 90 days, Council may consider an amendment to the Ordinance for issuance of one additional Class B license. After discussion, Council recammended AttoITIey Filla be directed to address the following issues for possible inclusion in the Olaritable Gambling Ordinance and be prepared to discuss same at the July 9 Regular Cooncil meeting: _ Determine if an additional license may be issued for Class B charitable gambling for the Light Brigade to operate at the Blue Fox Inn, with a "sunset" clause for a one-year perio::1 or less. _ Provision for pr=ess to revoke or void a charitable gambling license if no activity is generated at the site within a 90 day perio::1 after state approval. - Provision which establishes objective =iteria charitable gambling organizations must meet to assist Council in reviewing and approving new and renewal license applications. Donald Hewitt, President of the Light Brigade, advised that some crnmunities require a percentage of the contributions be distributed within the community or a certain radius of the community. Councilmernber Hansen recalled that she had previously suggested that type of provision be included in the Ordinance and was advised cities could not include such a provision. . Deputy Clerk Iago stated Legislation does pennit communities to set a percentage of contributions to be distributed within the community. councilmernber Mahowald stated if the Ordinance is amended to include an additional Class B license, he strongly favored the license be issued for the Light Brigade; based on the cirCtllllStances under which the license was discontinued by the state GaIning Board. EMPlOYEE EVAL. JAMES PERRON Council was referred to a memorandUIII from the Public Works Supervisor dated 6-21-90, relative to the employee performance evaluation of James Perron. Winkel advised that Perron's performance has been highly satisfactory and recorrrrnended a salary in=ease to the 100% pay level for the position. Hansen moved, secorrled by Growe, to approve the salary in=ease for employee Jim Perron to $13.18 per hour, retroactive to June 12, 1990, based on a satisfactory performance evaluation. Motion =ied unanimously. ' (5-0) STREEr LIGHT REO:M1ENDATION; PUB SAF/WKS CCM1. Council was referred to the Public Safety /Works cormnittee meeting minutes dated 6-13-90, relative to the recommendation for street lights in the city. . Councilmernber Hansen reIXJrted on the cormnittee recommendations as listed in the minutes of the meeting.