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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL JANUARY 24, 1996 Matson reported that they are currently contributing 72% of their net profits within the trade area. Matson also reported that the State Statute says that a local jurisdiction cannot be more restrictive in terms of trade area. Matson reported that NSYA would like the opportunity to run as many occasions in one day, rather than beinq limited to an arbitrary two occasions. Fahey again asked if there was anyone from the prevailing side of the Council interested in making a motion to reconsider the Council's previous action. Hearing none, the matter was closed. Matson pointed out that Little Canada Charity Plus has submitted a new rotation schedule providing NSYA with two occasions per week. Matson stated that this is the schedule that they will have to follow. ROTATION Council reviewed the rotation schedule submitted by SCHEDULE Little Canada Charity Plus, Inc. which is proposed to become effective April 1, 1996. Mrs. Scalze introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION NO. 96-1-26 - ACCEPTING AND APPROVING THE ROTATION SCHEDULE AS SUBMITTED BY LITTLE CANADA CHARITY PLUS, INC. TO BE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1996 WHICH SHOWS NORTH SUBURBAN YOUTH ASSOCIATION TO HAVE ENTIRELY EVENING OCCASIONS AS WELL AS TWO OCCASIONS PER WEEK The foregoing resolution Ayes (3) Scalze, LaValle, Nays (0). Abstentions (2) Morelan, adopted. was duly seconded by LaValle. Pedersen. Fahey. Resolution declared MARKET PLACE Bob Grootwassink and Mark Hotzler, owners of the SHOPPING Market Place Shopping Center, appeared before the CENTER Council and presented their plans for renovation of RENOVATION the exterior of the Market Place Shopping Center. Scalze asked why there are no awnings over the windows for the SuperValu and Snyders stores. Grootwassink was not sure, pointing out that this is the architect's design. Grootwassink thought that the 6