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July 9, 1973 Mr. Zelinka - "If $2,500.00 is just money for material, it certainly behooves you to have two additional bids on this matter. The law says the village must have 3 bids." Mr. Jaworski - "The other two we built were around 2,400 to 2,800 with lights." Audience - "Who put in the rinks on Sunset ?" Mr. Jaworski - "The village did." Audience - "Who submitted the bids." Mr. Jaworski - "The park board did but you have all different members on that board now." Mr. Zelinka-"If it goes over 5,000 you will need not only bids but publication." Mr. Thies - Thanked Mr. Cardinal for his efforts and stated they would prepare the necessary material to submit to the park board. LOCHER REPORTS ON BLUE HERON APPLICATION "I have checked over the application form, the bond is in order in the amount of 5,000 as required, this does state "on and off " - actually you require only "on" for 5,000. Do you also have an application in for 3.2? Mr. Thayer (answer yes) I don't know what the law will be on this. The insurance is in order,, property damage of 10,000- ordinance requires only 10 and 25 the certificate of insurance states the company will-mail written notice of cancellation to the village 10 days prior to any term- ination. Minnesota liquor ordinance-requirements is 50,000 this amount is adequate he has 100,00 and damage for property of 20,000. This app - location is for Stanley Thayer at Blue Heron "on sale for intoxicating liquor license was paid June 26, 1973, permit to hold dances was paid June 26 off sale on non intoxicating liquor of $5.00 was paid June 26. Mr. Jaworski - "An article in the paper last Sunday stated an opinion from the Attorney General's office said a place serves food as prime business then liquor is the .re only as convience to those eating - -can we legally give a Sunday liquor license ?' Mr. Locher - "This is being looked at now in St. Paul. There is a lot of opposition to this position taken, I did at one time check with the Attorney Generals office or liquor control office -and they deemed a sand- wich machine sufficient to qualify for food. I don't think it has been enforced -and I don't know what is happening in St. Paul." Mr. Jaworski - "According to this article, it was his opinion that a micro wave oven was not sufficient to qualify an establishment as a rest- aurant for a Sunday liquor license because a food establishment has a menu. Also that the food must be served not only on Sunday, but also other days. Mr. Locher - "I did not see the article. I think you will need uniform enforcement and leavetthis up to the liquor control office to make an opinion. 1 1 1