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r~INUrEs City Council June 24, 1987 Bingo Playor Fahey reported that on June 17 the Council held a special meeting at which time a letter from Roger Franke of the State Flgenda Gambling Control Roard was read into the record which was a response Item No. 4 to Phil Saari of the North Suburban Developmental Achievement Center regarding Saari's letter to the Council. In Mr. Franke's letter he indicated that State Gambling Control Board has taken no action regarding the authenticity of LCCB in the manner it has been restructured as was indicated by D1r. Saari to the Council. Fahey further reported that at the June 17 Council meeting Class A charitable gambling licenses were approved for the lake Owasso Residence Volunteer Council and the Roseville Youth Football Association for one night per week for each organization. Also, St. Joseph's Society was approved for a third night of bingo with the stipulation that they would relinquish this third night to a City organization if stach an organization is interested in applying and is approved by the Council ~aithin the next 45 days. Fahey reported that since that meeting he has been advised that the Little Canada Fire Department is interested in applying as well as the St. John's Church Parish Council expressing an interest. The City has also received an application from the North Suburban DAC. Fahey reported that it was unfortunate that these three organizations did not have applications in prior to the June 17 meeting, as the City's action may have been different. However, Fahey reported that the Council will consider applications from these organizations at its July 8 Regular Council P9eeting. Fahey also reported that the four charities who have received approval have asked that he announce that they are currently hiring workers for the hall and if anyone is interested, they should apply. The starting salary is $4.00 per hour with an increase to be considered after 45 days. ~9orrison Fahey reported that the curbing installed in the P9orrison Avenue Area area has been ground down at driveway entrances. The City Engineer Curbing has agreed to pick up half of the cost of this work, as the problem appears to be in the design of the curb. Fahey suggested that the Agenda Gity pay the other half and that no cost be assessed against the Item No. 14 property owners. Blesener reported that the curbing installed on Sylvan Avenue is of a different design than that installed in the Morrison Avenue area. P1r. Blesener introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION N0. 87-6-271 CUP.~3ING CORRECTIOPI WORK - APPROVING THE DONE IN THE MORRISON Page -2-