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Roseville City Council
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6/16/2003
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However, this interpretation is somewhat in conflict with City Code 302.10, subd. ~, which <br />reads: <br />FVACUATIC?l~ ~F ®11T .SALE E.S7'A~LIS'H11~EN7`,~': tl~irt~~-tnint~te t-estf-ictiotz: A.ll <br />~atrotzs of an on-sale establishment selling intoxication liquor or non-intoxication malt <br />liquor must vacate the pf-e~nises ~vitliin thirt~f (30) trainutes of the o~~ae o'clock (1:00) ani <br />ter~ninatiofl of sales ot~i weekdays and Satisrdays, and within thirty (30~ minutes of the <br />twelve o 'clock (12: DO) midnigd~t termination of sales ofr Stniday .. . <br />The language 121 this portion of City Code suggests that it was (and is) the City's intent to <br />prohibit the sale of liquor at on-sale establishments beyond twelve o'clock (12:00) midnight on <br />Sundays, and one o'clock (1:00) am on all other days of the week. On-sale liquor establishments <br />are currently following these hours of operations. <br />The City Attorney will be prepared to give his interpretation of the Code, and whether it satisfies <br />the legal requirement for setting the hours of operation. To ensure clarity with regard to this <br />issue,, Staff is recommending that the Council re-state its position on the hours of operation for <br />on-sale liquor establishments. <br />The following courses of action are available to the Council. Actions #1 and #2 are dependent <br />upon the Council's interpretation of the existing City Code (see above). <br />1) Take no further action with regard to the hours of operation, and to direct Staff to notify all <br />on-sale liquor establishments that closing time will remain at twelve o'clock (12:00) <br />midnight on Sundays, and one o'clock (1:00) am on all other days of the week, as <br />specified by City Code and currently followed. <br />2) Take no further action with regard to the hours of operation, and to direct Staff to notify all <br />on-sale liquor establishments that closing time will remain at one o'clock (1:00) am on <br />Sundays, as specified by City Code, and two o'clock (2:00) am on all other days, as <br />allowed by State Statute. <br />3) Set a public hearing for Monday, June 30`h, to consider extending the hours of operation <br />for on-sale liquor establishments, potentially allowing for a change in local ordinance prior <br />to the new State law taking effect on July 1, 2003. <br />4) Set a public hearing for a later date, to allow for a more comprehensive review process. <br />Staff is prepared to notify all existing on-sale liquor license holders of any public hearing or <br />proposed action of the Council. <br />
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