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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JUNE 15, 1993 <br />*TAE ORDINANCE OF LITTLE CANADA ALLOWS FOR ONE BINGO <br />HALL LICENSE WITHIN THE CITY, AND THAT LICENSE WAS <br />ISSUED TO MKP, INC. FOR A BINGO HALL AT THE MARKET <br />PLACE SHOPPING CENTER, 2900 LITTLE CANADA ROAD, LITTLE <br />CANADA, MINNESOTA EFFECTIVE NO EARLIER THAN AUGUST 1, <br />1993. <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Morelan. <br />Ayes (5) Scalze, Morelan, Hanson, Pedersen, LaValle. <br />Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br />CONDITIONAL LaValle reported that the City's ordinance requires a <br />USE conditional use permit for sand volleyball courts <br />REQUIREMENT in conjunction with liquor establishments. LaValle <br />FOR SAND reported that Hoggsbreath would like to construct such <br />VOLLEYBALL a court, similar to the one at Gordies' Place. LaValle <br /> reported that an application for CUP has never been <br /> reoeived from Gordies' for their volleyball court. <br /> when Hoggsbreath applied for a building permit <br />Also <br /> , <br />for their deck, the volleyball court was indicated on <br /> the plans, which were signed off on by the Building <br /> Official. LaValle reported that it is his <br /> understanding that Hoggsbreath will make the necessary <br /> application for CUP, however, due to the timing of the <br /> next Planning Commission meeting, this application <br /> oannot be reviewed until July. In the meantime, <br /> Hoggsbreath would like to begin construction and are <br /> aware that should the Council not approve the CUP, <br /> construction would have to stop and the volleyball <br /> court removed. LaValle asked if the Council had any <br /> adverse reaction to a volleyball court at Hoggsbreath. <br /> LaValle also reported that Gordies's will be contacted <br /> and informed of the CUP requirement and process. <br />The Council indicated that their reaction to a <br />volleyball court at either location will be dependent <br />upon the reaction of surrounding property owners, <br />therefore, until public hearings were held on the CUP <br />applications, it was difficult to indicate whether or <br />not the Council would have any opposition to the <br />proposal. <br />The City Attorney pointed out that without Conditional <br />Use Permits for these volleyball courts, the property <br />owners would be required to remove them. <br />ADJOURN Mr. LaValle introduced the following resolution and <br />moved its adoption: <br />Page 16 <br />