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PnINUTES City Council April 22, 1987 Fill Permit The Planner reported that the Corps of Engineers classifies an (Cont.) area by vegetation type and not necessarily the presence of cattails. Mr. Harry Kath pointed out that there is currently fill available due to the work on the railroad property. Kath felt that the matter should be expedited so that Fuel Economy could take advantage of this free fill. Fahey suggested that the Engineer expedite the matter and if after reviewing the situation, feels that the filling was acceptable, Fuel Economy could proceed without Council action. Mr. Fahey introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 87-4-165 - ALLObIING THE ENGINEER TO AUTHORIZE THE CONTINUATION OF THE FILLING PROCESS REQUESTED BY FUEL ECONOMY UPON CLEARANCE WITH THE ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS AND THE ENGINEER'S REVIEW OF THE DRAINAGE SITUATION, AND IF THE MATTER IS NOT RESOLVED BY THE ENGINEER, IT SNOULD BE BROUGNT BACK TO THE COUNCIL IN THREE WEEKS FOR CONSIDERATION OF FURTHER STEPS NECESSARY BY WAY OF DRAINAGE EASEMENTS OR STORM SE6JER The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Blesener. Ayes (5) Fahey, Blesener, LaValle, Collova, Scalze. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 17, Page 179. Bingo Mr. Fahey reported that at the previous Council meeting, the Council License requested verification from the State Gambling Control Board that Renewals LCCB's Hall Association was legal and proper under State Statute. LCCB It is the City Attorney's position that the Hall Association is not an appropriate entity under State Statute. Agenda Item No. 15 Fahey also reported that the City has received a written request from Mr. Grey on behalf of Minnesota Registry of Interpreters of the Deaf that the Council reconsider its recent action to veto their gambling license renewal application. Fahey felt that the procedure to take was to first consider the renewal of the other charities, namely St. Joseph's Society, Servants of Mary, Humane Society, North Suburban DAC and Lions Club. If these licenses are approved, then the Council could entertain a motion to reconsider its action with regard to P1RID, however, the motion needs to be made from a Councilmember on the prevailing end of the motion to deny. Fahey noted the copies of the letters the City received from Mr. Richard Wylie to the City Attorney dated April 22, 1987 as well as from Wylie to Roger Franke dated April 22, 1987. Page -23-