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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, November 14, 2011 Page 14 Councilmember Johnson suggested that individual Councilmembers and members of the public provide their ideas to Chief O'Neill for consideration by the design team prior to their next appearance before the City Council and in order to allow them to consider that feedback and address those issues or concerns. At the suggestion of City Manager Malinen, Chief O'Neill advised that before go- ing too much farther, the design team would need City Council direction on their desired sustainability approach and the level to be incorporated into the final plan; noting that the earlier that crucial decision was made in the design process, the better and more cost-effective the design. By consensus, and at the suggestion of Mayor Roe and Councilmember Pust, the design team was asked to consult with a representative of Ramsey County on any sustainable design pitfalls they encountered with the Library project; and to obtain feedback from the City of Eagan on their recent fire station construction as well, and specific to the level of sustainable design and certification that made the most sense and was of the most benefit for the community. Mayor Roe opined that using a sustainable approach made sense; however, his main objective was not to receive a plaque to prove it since there was an associat- ed cost for that certification; and prior to his support for LEED certification at the upper level, he would want to understand rationale in doing to and get buy-in from the community. Mayor Roe suggested that this would be a good discussion for the November 21, 2011, City Council meeting. Bossart Corporation Construction Manager representative Steve Kilmer and Project Manager Tim Ginter provided additional discussion ensued regarding chain of control requirements for LEED certification versus Green Globe certifi- cation. 12. Public Hearings 13. Business Items (Action Items) a. Consider Presumptive Penalty for Alcohol Compliance Failure by Good Earth Restaurant Roseville Police Lt. Lorne Rosand provided brief summary of the process used for all compliance checks in 2011, with example documentation for those steps included in each RCA, respectively dated November 14, 2011. Lt. Rosand noted that there were sixty-two (62) license holder checks in the spring with no compli- ance failures;, with another sixty-two (62) held on two dates in September of 2011, with four(4) failures, currently before the City Council. Lt. Rosand reviewed specifics of Good Earth Restaurant's compliance failure; and advised that representatives of Good Earth were present tonight.