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of the business to be eligible for a license. Attorney Kenefick stated that it could be a possibility. Drafted into the ordinance under Section 5, Persons and Premises Ineligible for License, Was the subdivision stating that the licensee, manager, or managing partner of the business must be a resident of the City of Falcon Heights in order to obtain or renew an on-sale liquor license. It was generally agreed that this section is desirable for the City, giving the Council same controlling authority over the business in the event that a camplsiat is registered against the business and the Covncil deems it necessary to have someone appear to answer for said comnplalnt. The Council felt that a section requiring full disclosure of stockholders in a corporation and the percentage of ownership to be added to the ordinance, and said list to be updated each year at the time of license renewal. Attorney Kenefick stated that this could be on the application form. Mayor Warkentien inquired about Section 6, subdivision 6, regarding the employment of m3~nors in the operation of a business holding an oa-sale liquor license. Said section states, "No person under the age of 18 years shall be employed in a room Where on-sales are made." It was aslted if this applied to busboys, dishwashers, etc. Attorney Kenefick was directed to check into this. Section 6, subdivision 15, regarding the transfer of a license is to be redrafted. John Lablaestra of the Lido Cafe i~uired about the licensing procedure. Attorney Kenefick stated that the application for a liquor license mist include a des- cription of the premises, the address of the operation and state the room or rooms the liquor is to be served. These--.was some question on Section 6, subdivision 16, regarding the licensing within 300 feet of a church or school. Attorney Kenefick xas directed to clarify this section. The fee set for the on-sale liquor license must off-set additional police supervision, fire protection, adminis- trative costs sad road maintenance expenses. Attorney O'Neil reminded the Council. that the fee cannot be used for income pro$ucing revenue. Mr. Lowell And,ersia~Falcon Heights Pharmacy, stated that the Council should put a maximum increase per annum on the license so that operations holding a license have somie assurance that the cost will not increase Deer a set amount from year to year.