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• CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION April 6, 2009 DRAM' 124 background checks so the report also includes a memorandum from them indicating their 125 costs. 126 127 Staff requested direction on any change to investigation fees in order to provide accurate 128 information to licensees for the upcoming license renewal period. A majority of the 129 council indicated that there should be no change to the existing fee structure. 130 131 6. Code Update Project — City Clerk Bartell recalled that at recent work sessions 132 the council has engaged in the process of reviewing the proposed update to the city code. 133 The council has had the opportunity to review independently those code sections that 134 contain only general non - substantive revisions. To date, staff has reviewed with the 135 council the following chapters containing more complex amendments- 136 137 101. City Code 138 602. Regulating the Sale of Tobacco & Tobacco Products 139 611. Lawful Gambling 140 613. Transient Merchants, Peddlers, Canvassers and Solicitors 141 216. Campaign Regulations 142 701. Liquor Licensing 143 702. Beer Licensing 144 145 In some chapters, the council authorized revisions that have either been provided to the 146 council or will be included in the final document presented for approval. 147 148 Staff is now proposing that this be the final council work session review of the updated 149 city code to pull together the remaining elements in order to present a code document for 150 printing, public presentation and council approval. City Clerk Bartell reviewed an 151 updated Table of Contents showing changes proposed to Chapters 505 regarding Open 152 Burning, 611 regarding Lawful Gambling, all of Title 1000 regarding Land Usage (except 153 Chapter 1007 regarding zoning that will be updated based on the city's update to the 154 comprehensive plan), and all of Title 1100 regarding Shoreland and Flood Plain 155 Management. 156 157 The schedule for completion of the code update was reviewed and Ms. Bartell indicated 158 that she will be moving forward to prepare the final code document for submission to the 159 codifiers for printing after which the code will be presented to the council for a public 160 hearing and adoption, probably in July. The council would hike to review the document at 161 their work session preceding consideration at a regular council meeting. 162 163 Review Regular Agenda — The council was reminded that they will be meeting 164 as the Board of Review before the regular council meeting. They received Anoka 165 County's report on this year's property assessments and staff reported that the County 166 Assessor assigned to Lino Lakes, Ms. Linda Weiner, will be present at the council 167 meeting.