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§ 409'.21
<br />LEGISLATNE, CODE
<br />in a Class B establishment. and two thou-
<br />sand, dollars ($2,000.001) per charity in, a
<br />Class. C establishment, based on a twenty-
<br />hour-per-week oplerat�ion.
<br />(7) The licensee shall -be responsible for the
<br />charitable organization's conduct of selling
<br />puil-tabs and tipbolards. The city council,
<br />may suspend the licensee's permission to
<br />allow gambling on the premises, for a pe-
<br />riod up to sixty 1(60�) days for any violation
<br />of state or local, gambling, laws or regu la-
<br />-tions that occur on the premises, by anyone,,
<br />including the licensee or the charitable or-
<br />gani,zation,. A, second violation within a,
<br />twelve-month suspension, and any additional
<br />violations within a twelve-month, period shall
<br />result in the revocation of the gambling
<br />permission, and may also be considered by
<br />the council as grounds for suspension, on, or
<br />revocation of the on-sale liquor license.,
<br />(Oird. No. 173211 § 39 12-31-85)
<br />Cross reference s—Ga,mblii,ng, Ch. 270: lawful gambiling,
<br />Ch. 402: bingo, halls, Ch,. 403; game rooms, Ch. 4,06.
<br />Roy"
<br />The sale of pull-tabs and tipboards in on -sale
<br />licensed premises shall be conducted only, by quali-
<br />fied and state - licensed charitable organizations.,
<br />In addition to satisfying, the quafficatilons set forth
<br />in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 3419,1 the following
<br />regulations and qualifications must be complied
<br />with
<br />by all such charitable organizations:
<br />(ai Must, be a nonprol'it, charitable volunteer
<br />lorgani,zation whose primary function is the,
<br />support of athletic activities, including the
<br />following activities: Aciquatics,, baseball, bas-
<br />ketball, bOXing, football, gymn,asti,cs, golf,
<br />hockey, sk,ii,ng, soccier, softball,, speed and
<br />figure skating, tennis. voll,eyblal,l and, wres-
<br />t1ing., The council may, at its discretion,
<br />include nonprofit charitable, volunteer or-
<br />ganizati,oin,s whose primary function is the
<br />support of youth activities other than ath-
<br />letics after an initial s,-month period,,, pro-
<br />vided such organizations, meet, all other re-
<br />quirementis of the charitable gambling
<br />ordinance,. ,
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<br />Must be a local charity serving youth. a
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<br />majority of which are from St. Paul andJor
<br />spends a majority of 'its revenues on St.
<br />Paul youth.
<br />(c,) Must have been in existence for three (3)
<br />years.
<br />(d) May not be supported by a school athletic
<br />program, either public or private.
<br />('e), Must file with the license inspector annu-
<br />ally a list containing the names and ad-
<br />dresses of all current members.
<br />(f) Must use gambling proceeds only for youth
<br />athletic activities. If the organization gen-
<br />erates funds for other uses, it must keep
<br />separate and accurate accounting records
<br />of all gambling receipts and disbursements.
<br />(g) Must file financial reports weekly with the
<br />license inspector.
<br />(h) May not have a gambling license in more
<br />than two (2) Class A establishments and no
<br />more than one Class B or Class C estab-
<br />lishment in the City of St. Paul.
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<br />D Must exhibit and sell pull-tabs and tipboards
<br />in a method as required by the licens(_�
<br />inspector.
<br />May be required • demonstrate to the c1tT
<br />council that the majority of their toEal in-
<br />come is given to youth athletic activities.
<br />(k) Workers or managers may not divulge t-
<br />m b- edollar amowct of *e wi,-ft
<br />n,ers at any time.
<br />(1) Shall not comingle game cards-.
<br />(m,) Shall pay employees a minimum wage of
<br />three dollars and thirty-five cents W.35"')
<br />per hour (federal minimum wage) and no
<br />more than five dollars (S5.00) per hour.
<br />(n) Shall comply with all the provisions of Min-
<br />nesota Statutes, Chapter 349.
<br />(oi) Gambling manager's compensation shall noi
<br />exceed fifty dollars ($50.00) per week.
<br />(pi) all register with the state gambling board
<br />all equipment and supplies used in a li-
<br />censed on-sale liquor establishment.
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