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Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 11,2012 Page 18 several areas that provided that information and the Police Department contact information for any training questions or clarification. Mayor Roe noted that when he and Councilmember Pust had served as a City Council subcommittee and recommended revisions to City Code several years ago, part of the licensing requirement included specifics related to verifying training as part of the license application process. Councilmember Johnson concurred, noting that within the last 24-36 months, a letter had been sent out by the Chief of Police to every manager, clearly outlin- ing this mandatory,not elective, training and the two-tiered penalty system. Councilmember Pust concurred with Councilmember Johnson. Mayor Roe, while recognizing that training opportunities may not have been taken advantage of, the annual reminder as pointed out by Lt. Rosand and other opportunities had been made available to all licenses. Pust moved, Johnson seconded, authorizing the Roseville Police Department to issue and administer the presumptive penalty as set forth in Section 302.15 of Roseville City Code for a $1,000 fine and a one (1) day suspension; and that Old Chicago Restaurant be fined an additional $1,000 for not complying with City Code requirements related to alcohol training. Councilmember Johnson questioned if the additional fine for training non- compliance should be acted upon tonight or at a future meeting, similar to the action for Smash Burger's violation. Councilmember Pust advised that the delay in dealing with Smash Burger's vio- lation was due to that being the first occurrence of that happening in Roseville under its City Code, and the need to review several issues prior to making a de- cision. However, Councilmember Pust noted that now the City Council had set a precedent and could confidently move forward with this action. Mayor Roe concurred, also noting that this was the second compliance check for Smash Burger, and since the violation was closer to the renewal period, there were additional due process and adequate notification issues that had been considered as well in that specific instance. Councilmember Johnson noted that these failures could also come under con- sideration in next year's renewals; with Mayor Roe concurring that they could be part of the City Council's consideration for renewal applications. Roll Call Ayes: Johnson; McGehee; Pust; Willmus; and Roe.