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MINUTES City Counci1 November 25, 1981 Mr. Fahey agreed that the system was fair to cut the P.ecreation emp1oyees wrong. set up in the past and would not be pay because what the City did was Mr. Forsberg questioned if that meant the recreation directors would receive a 35% increase in the portion of money paid under travel time. Mrs. Scalze stated that it probab1y would take a 35% increase so that these people would get the same take-home pay. Mr. Fahey suggested that it wou1d all be considered a part of salary and the City would not reimburse f~r any specific mileage expenses. Mr. Forsberg stated that he was not in favor o~f giving this size of an increase. Mr. Forsberg stated that he might be in favor of a 10% increase. Mrs. Nardini agreed with Forsberg. Mr. Fahey stated that he would like to see the figures laid out. Fahey suggested that this be available at the next Council meeting. Off-Sale The Flttorney submitted to the Council a pronosed ordinance amendment Liquor regarding off-sale liquor lice nses. The amendment contains a change in License the age of employees for such establishmen~s from age 18 to age 19. Ordinance The amendment would also limit the number of off-sale licenses in the City to three until the C ity's population reaches 10,000. Mayor fianson questioned if the word "shall" shou'Id be changed to "may" to determine the availability of the license. The Attorney stated that the word "may" would make it uncertain. The Attorney suggested that when the population reaches 10,000 and if the City does not want to issue an additional license, the ordinance could be amended at that time. Mr. Fahey introduced the following ordinance and moved its adoption: ORDINANCE N0. 178 - FlMENDING SECTTON 703.050 OF THE LITTLE CANAD CODE B LIMITIMG THE NUMBER OF "OFF-SFlLE" LIQUOR LICENSES AT THE PRESENT NUMBER THREE, UNTIL THE POPULATION OF LITTLE CANADA EXCEEDS 10,000 PERSONS 7he foregoing ordinance was duly seconded by Mrs. Nardini, Ayes (5) Fahey, Nardini, Forsberg> Hanson, Scalze. Nayes (0). Ordinance declared adopted. Fasement The Flttorney requested that the Council pass a resolutiori vacating a On 10 foot util ity easement on the northwest corner lot at Althen Avenue Althen and Sunrise Drive. The Flttorney stated that the Council previously Avenue vacated the road easement, but did not vacate the utility easement. Mrs. Nardini asked if a utility easement could be used for a walking path, The Attorney rep1ied that it could not. Page -16-