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. . . Minutes of the Arden Hills Regular Council Meeting, July 9, 1990 Page 4 ORDINANCE (Cont'd) There was discussion relative to establishing criteria to guide Council When reviewing license applications. Filla suggested the following: 1. Location of organization, 2. NumJ::er of Members, and 3. Types of charitable or nonprofit organizations SUPpJrted by donations. He further recommended the above criteria be outlined in resolution form and adopted by Council. After discussion, Council ccn=ed to direct Attorney Filla to draft an amen:lrnent to the =ent O1aritable Gambling Ordinance, for review at the July 30 Regular Council meeting, which include: 1. Authorizes issuance of an additional license, with a sunset provision which ccincides with the expiration date of the earlier approved two =ent inactive licenses. 2. Add housekeeping language relating to "premises permits", as enacted by 1990 state Legislative action. 3. Add a requirement that licensed organizations expend 75 to 80 percent of their net profits within the city's trade area, as defined by state law. 4. Establish reasonable criteria, by resolution or pJlicy statement, to guide Council in reviewing license applications. RAMSEY COUNTY; 1990-92 CIP council was referred to a memorandum from the Clerk Administrator dated 7-5-90, and the 1990-92 Ramsey County Capital Improvement Program. Commissioner Duane McCarty and Assistant Public Works Director Paul Kirkwold, were present t::> review the program and answer any questions. After the presentation, there was discussion relative to the procedure for ccnducting speed studies on County Roads. Commission McCarty reviewed the previous speed study ccnducted on New Brighton Road and noted that only the state Highway Department has the final authority regarding increases or decreases of speed limits on County Roads; offered to ccnduct another study up::>n Council request. Also discussed was funding for County Parks, t:onding procedures, and the recent establishment of a County Parks Advisory Committee to prioritize a parks iIrprovement plan similar to the Public Works plan. council thanked Commissioner McCarty and Paul Kirkwold for the infonnative presentation. 1990 NON-UNION SAlARIES Council was referred to a memorandum from the Clerk Administrator dated 7-6-90, relative to the 1990 non-union employees salary reconnnendations. Berger reviewed the changes in the 1990 pay equity legislation as relates to ccmparable worth. He noted that the city must comply with the ccmparable worth requirements by January 1, 1992 and some significant salary increases will be required in order to achieve female salary integration with male salaries; this will need to be addressed in 1991 in order to achieve compliance. '!here was Council discussion relative to salary increases for female employees only in order to reduce the financial :iJnpact in 1991. It was noted that t.'1e ccmparable worth legislation affords cities t:i1ne to achieve compliance over a two-year time period.