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COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 10, 1996 gentleman in the audience said that all fences have sharp edges. Council Member Kuether said that the no sharp edges refers to the top of the fence only. Mr. Ballic asked the City Council if action on this matter tonight means that no further City Council approvals will be needed on the Trapper's Crossing improvement project. Mr. Ballic was told that there will be no further Council action necessary. Council Member Bergeson said that his concept of no sharp edges on top, is that where the two (2) wires come together, the wire is looped and locked together. Voting on the motion, motion carried with Council Member Lyden voting no. OLD BUSINESS There was no old business. NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED Consideration of Renewal of Liquor Licenses, Marilyn Anderson - Mrs. Anderson explained that applications for renewal of all liquor licenses were included in the Council packets. All insurance certificates have been filed with the Clerks office and all license fees have been paid. The Police Department is in the process of investigating each establishment owner and their managers. No problems are expected since there has not been any changes in ownership. The approval of the licenses should be contingent upon a satisfactory investigation report. Mrs. Anderson noted that earlier this spring, the City Council approved an off -sale liquor license for Mr. Steve J. Arhip, Jr. for an off -sale business to be located at 7860 Lake Drive (Simonson's Garage). Mr. Arhip has not opened his business at this time. Mrs. Anderson said that she has been trying to contact him to determine when this off -sale liquor establishment will be open. Council Member Kuether asked if the Council approval of Mr. Arhips off -sale license has a specific time limit. Mrs. Anderson explained that all licenses automatically expire on June 30, 1996. She explained that if Mr. Arhip plans to open his off -sale liquor establishment after that date, he will have to reapply for the license. Mrs. Anderson said that she would bring further information on Mr. Arhips license request to the City Council when the information is available. Mr. Schumacher asked if approval of the licenses could be delayed two (2) weeks rather than make the approval contingent upon a favorable police report. Mrs. Anderson said yes, however, the liquor licenses must be sent to the State Liquor Control division and must be approved by July 1st. The next Council meeting is June 28, 1996 and that is very close to the license expiration date. PAGE 24