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28 Council Meeting c; July 13, 1981 given it at that time. Mr. Schlosser said he has always been living there - it's just that his roommate put everything in his name he didn't want it in his name anymore hecasue he's been applying for loans. Marilyn Elsenpeter - which one do you lice at - you can't live at both - we have to be able to get ahold of you - that's the whole point - we have to be able to call you or send you a letter - if we sent you a letter at the Main Street address it would be returned - if we sent you one at the Wood Duck address, I can assure you, you wouldn't get it. Mr. Schlosser said his roommate, Terry, is taking care of his mail - for the last three weeks the place has been flooded out so bad Chief Myhre said the letter there comes back 'moved left no forwarding address'. Mrs.Elsenpeter said no mail goes there. Mr. Jaworski - even the owner of the building made the statement that you didn't live there as of May 1st. Mr. Schlosser said he had all his stuff over there. Mayor Gourley asked Officer Kjer of the owner had not said the apart- ment had been leased to another party as of May 1st. Mr. Schlooser said that was when Terry put everything is his name. He could go over there right now and you could help him move his stuff out of there - just becasue it's not in my name doesn't mean I'm not living there. He said the place has been flooded out the last three weeks to a month - as soon as he finds a place to rent and he has enough money to rent a house, he will be moving. Mayor Gourley asked how many hours he works at the bar and Mr. Schlosser said, about 45 hours a week. Mayor Gourley asked Mr. Seccombe if he had brought some payroll records along to establish that Mr. Schlosser worked at the bar that many hours. Mr. Seccombe said he had brought a few checks these are cancelled checks therefore only go to June. Mr. Jaworski said that upon the application for the take over of the Wood Shed, it was indicated at that time, by this Council, that con- ditions at that bare were not very good. I know I made the statement that I expected things to improve. Up to the point I see absolutely no improvement, in fact, it seems as if things are going backwards. Mr. Seccombe said the voilations had been discussed - things that happe -ed in the parking lot, etc, those are nothing -- Mr. Jaworski, to say it is nothing - if I took the other liquor establishments in Lino Lakes, I don't think they come up to this number of voilations together. No matter what the violations are, there are, we do not have the violations of City Ordinances and State Liquor Laws at the other two establishments that we do at Rocky's North. You people come in here and promised this Council that things would improve - that you would absolutely take care of the problems down there - and you have not taken care of them. In fact, there's a lot of things in these reports where the Police weren't even there that I know about that happened down at your place and I wouldn't even want to mention them. Mayor Gourley said he sat here last Fall and played paper chase games with you as to what corporation bought what and when and now we're sitting here playing paper chase games again trying to figure out where Mr. Schlosser lives - what City - what apartment and I'm tired of playing the shell game myself. Anyone else have a comment?