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NPR -21 -1990 1A :n3 FRnf9 City of Little Canada March 21, 1991 Page Two Tn 94544533 P.03 2 The city should be issuing a permit form which would contain a. contract including, but not limited to, the city rules such as clean up and the appropriate hold - harmless /indemnification paragraph. The vendor should then be signing such a permit. The city should be in communication with the city's legal counsel for the appropriate language. The LMCIT staff attorneys may have samples and may be able to assist you in this area as well. 3. Consideration should be given to permitting only 3.2 canned beer on city property. We are concerned that by restricting this to canned beer rather than keg beer, individuals will consume less alcohol than they would if they were drinking stronger alcoholic beverages. Additionally, it has been our experience that people who drink canned beer tend to drink less beer than those who are obtaining their beer through a keg. 4. The police department should be informed when there is going to be alcohol served on city property. At a minimum, city police officers can patrol the area and may want to provide additional police protection services in the area where the alcohol is going to be consumed. 5. We are very concerned about the alcohol on city property and, therefore, have made a number of these recommendations to a number of cities throughout the State of Minnesota. If the city finds that it is very difficult to enforce these recommendations, then strong consideration should be given to prohibiting alcohol on city property altogether. I do hope this information will be of help to you and, if you do have any further questions, please feel free to contact me or the LMCIT staff attorneys. Sincerely, kCi Dou as D. Holm, CSP, MS Loss Control Consultant North Star Risk Services, Inc. DDH:eab /. Enclosure PAGE 76H