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t3 7 the room or rooms that the liquor will b e served in. A license cannot be transf erred without the approval of the municipality. It is good only for the applicant. If anew owner takes over an operation where a liquor license is involved, the new owner can make application and submit it to the Council for its approval. The new owner must meet all requirements and regulations set forth in the state statute and the Village ordinance. The fee is based on a yearly set amount. The Council could not charge a double fee for the license where a transfer occurs. The business holding a license may change location or address without penalty, subject to Council approval. The petition submitted by 2~Ir. Goedert is valid and the question authorizing the issuance of on-sale liquor licenses will b e presented to the voters in a special election on December L~, 1973, the cost of the special election to be charged to the petitioner. The question shall read: "Shall the Village of Falcon Heights be authorized to issue on-sale liquor licenses to private persons in conjunction with a hotel or restaurant as defined in r~Tinnesota Statutes 3t~0.07?" Legislation has been passed which would allow the University of T?innesota to sell liquor on its grounds. A license issued by the University of Minnesota for the golf course which is in the Village of Falcon Heights would not qualify as one of the licenses the Village has authority to issue. In the ordinance establishing regulations for businesses it could stipulate that all food served in the restaurant be prepared in kitchen facilities in the building, which would discourage a business serving liquor From catering in meals or sandwiches. Fees for the license could be considered at the time the Village is establishing an ordinance. The ordinance could place a Sunday restriction on a business holding a liquor license or add an extra fee for businesses that would b e open on Sundays . Councilman Stone introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RE SOLUTIO~1 73 -30 A RESOLUTI0~1 CALLING FOR A?d ELECTIOPi Oi~T THE ISSt1ANCE OF ON-SALE LIQUOR LICEP~ISE5 Councilwoman Stocker seconded the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: P~iayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Stone, and Councilwoman Stocker, and the following voted against the sane: None. Thereupon the Resolution was adopted. RESOLUTIOPT CALLIPIG FOR A"1 ELECTIO?`1