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- COUNCIL MEETING MARCH 27, 1995 residents. The second option for the City Council to consider is to deny the request for a Gambling License and ask the Saddle Club to re- apply for the Gambling License at the time that they are eligible for the license. Mrs. Anderson explained that since there appears to be two (2) options for the City Council to consider, the matter should be discussed with the City Attorney. Mrs. Anderson also noted that she has received a telephone call from the Centennial Youth Hockey Association. Their representative explained that the manager of the 49 Club had promised their organization that they could conduct their gambling operation there. Members of the Centennial Youth Hockey Association were present to discuss their claim. Mrs. Anderson explained that she is concerned about who is actually the manager at the 49 Club and who has the authority to select which organization can conduct gambling there. She said that she plans to contact the owners of the 49 Club and determine what is the current situation. Mrs. Anderson asked that the City Council delay action on this matter until this information is available. Council Member Neal noted that if the current manager at the 49 Club is not actually living in Lino Lakes and that is a requirement for the liquor licenses. Mrs. Anderson said that she would be getting additional information on this matter as well. Mayor Reinert explained that the Dead Broke Saddle Club was before the City Council at the last meeting and the City Council denied the request for a Gambling License because they did not qualify based on the number of members living in Lino Lakes and because they were asking for a license for a future date when they would qualify for the license. He suggested that this matter be table indefinitely until the situation at the 49 Club can be determined. Mr. Daryl Miller, Chief Executive Officer of the Gambling Committee for the Centennial Youth Hockey Association, explained that his organization has had conversations with the manager at the 49 Club. They were told that if the Centennial Fire Relief Association did not renew their gambling license, they would have the first opportunity to place their gambling operation there. Mr. Miller explained that his organization has been trying to contact the owner. The acting manager told them to prepare a lease and they would forward it to the manager who would probably sign it. When the lease was signed, they would apply for a PAGE 20