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City of Gem Lake, Ramsey County, Minnesota Liquor Ordinance No. 146 The Ordinances licensing and regulating the sale and consumption of intoxicating and non -intoxicating liquor and providing a penalty for violation was originally enacted by the City Council as Ordinance No. 9 on 17 December 1963 and Ordinance 65 on 19 June 1995. Since that time, the City Council has made amendments to the Ordinances in keeping with changes in State law and the wishes of the community. The following table indicates the original Ordinances and the said amendments. Ordinance Description Enactment 9 An Ordinance licensing and regulating the sale of liquor. 17 December 1963 52 An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 9, changing the requirements for 20 November 1989 liquor license applications and changing the annual fees for liquor licenses. 65 The Non -Intoxicating Liquor Ordinance 19 June 1995 An Ordinance establishing procedures for review and revocation of all City licenses, and amending Ordinance No. 9 by: a. Inserting new sections 2.3. (wine licenses) and 2.4 (Sunday sales licenses), renumbering off -sale provision as 2.5 94 b. Deleting Section 4.3, which set fees, in favor of referenceto 10 February 2009 annual fee schedule. c. Inserting new Section 5.2 requiring payment of investigation fee, and renumbering Section now at 5.3; and d. Other language to changes to conform with a — c. An Ordinance amending Ordinance No 9. Section 10 was amended to remove the information regarding public hearing notice and 116 suspension. 18 May 2010 Sections 10.1-10.2 were added to show the administrative and civil penalty processes for violation of this Ordinance. A version of Ordinance No. 9 was adopted by City Council. This was a combined intoxicating and non -intoxicating liquor ordinance. This version 9* was never added onto the City website. All amendments to Ordinance No. 15 January 2019 9 after 1/15/2019 were made to the version enacted on 7/16/2024. An Ordinance No. 9 amendment. Section 2, part 3, was updated from 9 14% to 24% based on MN Statute. Section 3, part 4, was added to 19 July 2022 show the number of licenses the City is authorized to issue. Section 4, part 3, was removed and part 4 moved into the part 3 lace An Ordinance No. 9 amendment. Section 3, part 5, was added to show that a background check will be conducted on all new 9 applicants. 21 March 2023 Section 3, part 6, was added to show that once a background check is completed the City Clerk will suggest the next steps to the Council. Section 5, part 4, was added to show that an applicant can be denied due to a conviction in the last five (5) year if based on anything liquor related. 146 Combining Ordinances 9 and 65 to include both Intoxicating and 16 July 2024 Non -Intoxicating liquor within one Ordinance. Amendments include: a) Adding individual liquor definitions and referencing state statute. b) Includes all 19 license types as stated in state stat, organized by general type. c) Referencing the fee schedule. d Adding specificity in Section 10.4. Liquor Ordinance No. 146 11