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Regular City Council Meeting Monday, February 22, 2010 Page 12 teering boats and time to provide increased skills for clients to proceed to a na- tional handicap tournament. Mr. Youngquist further noted that the Association had no boating accidents associated with the jump or run during their existence. Councilmember Pust requested that, at renewal time in 2011, the Association bring video footage of people actually using the course and/or jump. Mayor Klausing opened the Public Hearing at 7:26 p.m. Public Comment Mayor Klausing noted receipt of four a-mail responses, all in support of this re- quest, from Dr. Heidi Walz, 389 S Owasso Blvd., Cory & Sue Parnell, 405 S Owasso Blvd., Kurt McCann, 948 Edgewater Avenue in Shoreview, and Richard Browne, 397 S. Owasso Blvd. Roseville. Mayor Klausing closed the Public Hearing at 7:27 p.m.; with no one appearing for or against. b. Conduct a Public Hearing regarding Proposed Changes to Roseville City. Code, Chapter 302, Liquor Control Related to Conditions of License and Civil Penalty Three bench handouts were made available for this item: an e-mail dated February 22, 2010 from Councilmember Johnson in support of the proposed language, with suggested changes in the violation/penalty chart to make the code more equitable for liquor stores versus restaurants, convenience stores and grocery stores; another detailing the first 3 violations for those specific types of businesses; and an e-mail from Rod Olson, Manager of The Cellars Wines and Spirits via Councilmember Ihlan, addressing concerns with proposed violations for those establishments re- maining in compliance and providing training. Councilmember Pust reviewed additional revisions proposed since the last review of the proposed ordinance language, as detailed and highlighted in the RCA dated February 22, 2010, outlining the impetus for review of the current liquor control ordinance and desire to strike a balance with business owners, while emphasizing the serious nature of non-compliance offenses. Councilmember Pust noted an ad- ditional suggestion of Councilmember Ihlan incorporated into the language for approval of training by the City as part of the licensing process. Councilmember Pust addressed the recommendations received earlier today from Councilmember Johnson related to equity issues; and while unable to get input from those in the industry before tonight's meeting, she opined that the recom- mendations seemed to be fair. Councilmember Johnson verbally reviewed his recommended changes in the above-referenced bench handout for the two-tier system depending on the type of business, and rationale for those recommendations to make language more equit-