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• Regular City Council Meeting Monday,June 15, 2015 Page 2 Robert Westland, 210 County Road B-2 W Mr. Westland concurred with Mr. Kysylyczyn's comments' and expressed his per- sonal concern in government interference with private property and personal rights, as he was personally experiencing with the City's code enforcement staff. Mr. Westland questioned when the City of Roseville had begun to send out code enforcement staff to address issues on private property, such as in his back yard, opining that it had al- most reached a nuisance level based on his experience. If such a course if to be fol- lowed, Mr. Westland asked that it be done fairly and consistently, and performed citywide, not just to him personally, which he found bothersome and invasive of his private property. Community Engagement Commission Interviews Interviews were held for a vacancy on this commission with Mr. John Eichenlaub and Ms. Ebony Adedayo. 5. Council Communications, Reports, and Announcements Mayor Roe announced several upcoming events, including co-sponsorship by the Rose- ville Fire Department for appointments to install car seats in vehicles; volunteer opportu- nities involving natural resources and shoreline planting at Bennett Lake/Central Park, assistance with the Run and Roll for the Roses, a Community Playground Build at Bruce Russell Park, and helping in a variety of ways with the upcoming Rose Parade. Mayor Roe noted additional information was available on the City's website or by calling City Hall. 6. Recognitions, Donations and Communications 7. Approve Minutes 8. Approve Consent Agenda 9. Consider Items Removed from Consent 10. General Ordinances for Adoption a. Consider Amending City Code, Chapter 302 Liquor Control to Allow for Off- and On-Sale Microdistellery Sales and to Allow for Sunday Sales of Growlers At the request of Mayor Roe, City Attorney Gaughan provided a quick summary of this revised ordinance, as first reviewed at the June 8, 2015 City Council meet- ing; and based on recent changes to state law from the latest legislative session. Mr. Gaughan noted the proposed city adoption was detailed in the Request for Council Action (RCA) and draft ordinance included in the meeting materials, and dated June 15, 2015. Mr. Gaughan noted that the intention was for local code to closely mirror state statute and referencing them as applicable for future annota- tion on the final version of the ordinance. As discussed at the previous meeting,