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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 11, 2012 Page 13 Member Stenlund personally opined that the City's CIP was still underfunded, with funding for underground utilities and infrastructure not adequate to get where it was needed to create a system that was proactive versus at crisis re- sponse or reactive levels. Councilmember Johnson expressed his appreciation for Member Stenlund's ob- servations; and asked that individual PWETC members get their comments to the CIP Task Force through Mr. Schwartz, as they would begin meeting again in the near future. Councilmember Johnson advised that any remaining concerns needed to be brought to the attention of the Task Force, since within 45-60 days, the Task Force would be making additional recommendations to the City Coun- cil; and their desire was to provide a realistic perspective to consider in their de- liberations. Mayor Roe thanked the PWETC for their attendance at tonight's meeting, their comments, and their ongoing work on behalf of the community. 11. Public Hearings 12. Business Items (Action Items) a. Administer Presumptive Penalty — B-Dale Club Alcohol Compliance Fail- ure Police Lt. Lorne Rosand reviewed the alcohol compliance check process con- ducted twice annually in Roseville; and via attachments to the RCA's dated June 11, 2012, included pertinent materials provided to licensees for that pro- cess. Lt. Rosand noted that sixty-two (62) license checks had been conducted, with four (4) failures resulting. Attachments to the RCA also included follow- up by the Police Department subsequent to those failures, including requesting training records of all employees authorized to serve alcohol at those businesses failing the compliance checks; and noticing those businesses of tonight's meet- ing where the penalty phase would be deliberated. Lt. Rosand reviewed the specifics of the compliance failure of the B-Dale Club, their first violation within the last thirty-six (36)months. Tim Woller, President & Gloria Kinsel, General Manager, representing the B-Dale Club Ms. Kinsel accepted responsibility for this failure, and that of the server, noting that this was the Club's first failure since its existence in 1961. Ms. Kinsel of- fered sincere apologies, and while unfortunate and never having happened at the Club in the past, it had served to get the attention of everyone in the club and changed their behavior and awareness of the need for their diligence. Ms. Kin- sel noted that this had prompted the Club to redo their compliance and training