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44 due solely to the fact that the then-total number of premises permits issued 45 by the city has declined causing that organization exceed the Fifty Percent 46 Threshold. 47 48 B C.The maximum number of premises permits issued by the city pursuant to 49 Minnesota Statutes Chapter 349 shall be is twelve. Gambling activities shall 50 be confined to the types defined and regulated under Minnesota Statutes 51 Chapter 349. 52 53 CD.An organization in existence and qualified under section 501(c)7 or section 54 501(c)19 of the internal revenue code and which had its principal place of 55 business or place of conducting meetings in the city prior to and continuing 56 since 1980 may be granted a premises permit to conduct all lawful gambling 57 operations on their own premises. 58 59 304.03: APPROVAL OF LICENSES PREMISES PERMITS: 60 61 A.Required Documentation: Any organization applying to the Gambling 62 Control Board for a premises permit or for the renewal of the same to conduct 63 lawful gambling in the city shall, within ten days of making such application, 64 file with the City Manager, or their designee, an executed copy of all 65 application materials submitted to the Board State. 66 67 B.Investigation: Upon receipt of the materials required by subsection A of this 68 section, City staff shall investigate the applicant and based upon said 69 investigation, the City Council shall act on the application. Applications for 70 premises permits will be reviewed by the City Manager, or their designee, 71 and may be subject to review by the Police Department or other qualified 72 service providers to conduct and complete an investigation which may 73 include a criminal background check. The city may conduct a background 74 check on any an application for a renewal if it is in the public interest to do 75 so. 76 77 C.Resolution: Failure to receive a majority affirmative vote of the City Council 78 shall constitute a denial of the application. The City Council may either 79 approve or deny the application for a premises permit, or it may delay action 80 for a reasonable period of time as necessary to complete any investigation of 81 the application or the applicant it deems necessary. The action of the City 82 Council to approve or deny an application for a premises permit within the 83 city shall be by resolution and, in the case of a denial, shall state the basis for 84 denial. 85 RS160\\1\\920171.v1 Qbhf!24!pg!413