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COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 10, 2002 <br />Mr. Arhip indicated his manager was present this evening to further address this issue. <br />Ms. Mary Claire Olson, Manager of Lakes Liquor, noted the establishment has been in compliance for <br />the past year since the date of the violation. She stated when new employees are hired she has a <br />representative of the Police Department make a presentation on compliance issues. She stated all the <br />current employees have passed their compliancy checks and noted she offers the employees a $50 <br />bonus for doing so. She stated it would never be the intent of Lakes Liquor to sell alcohol to minors. <br />Mayor Bergeson questioned whether the recommendation was consistent with other action taken <br />against compliance violators in the past. Sergeant Rausch stated, per Police Chief Dave Pecchia, this <br />was the case. <br />Councilmember Carlson questioned why it took over one year since the time of the actual violation to <br />hold this hearing. Sergeant Rausch explained it was necessary ait until certain records were <br />expunged in civil court. He indicated in the future the intent was <1 +ld these types of hearings every <br />three months as necessary. <br />Mayor Bergeson noted the recommendation of Sergeant Ra <br />whether they had a different recommendation regarding t <br />made. <br />questioned Councilmembers <br />No other recommendations were <br />Mayor Bergeson moved to impose the following ® - against Lakes Liquor for the May 4, 2001 <br />violation of Lino Lakes Ordinance 701: <br />1. Two-day liquor license suspensio <br />2. The City posts notice of closing. <br />3. $1,500 financial penalty, wit 1 i - ng refundable due to no same or similar offenses <br />having occurred in the past a ate of the violation, for a total financial penalty of <br />$500. <br />4. Require all employe m� ��erv;®or to attend server training. <br />5. Mandatory liquor cod s • ok t be available to all employees at all times. <br />Councilmember Carlson second the motion. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Mayor Bergeson requested when City staff would recommend the dates for the two-day liquor license <br />suspension. City Clerk Blair stated she would have the recommended dates available at the next City <br />Council Work Session. <br />City Administrator Waite Smith noted in the past City staff has selected the dates for the suspension, <br />discussed the dates with the owner of the establishment, then notified City Council of the selected <br />dates. <br />
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