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Mounds View City Council August 10, 1981 Regular Meeting Page Three .ttorney Meyers reported that there were three main areas of concern to be cleared up regard- ing issuance of a liquor license for the Povlitzki's, those being clear title, health and safety matters and conformance with the City's zoning ordinance. He stated he had discussed them with the legal representatives for Mr. Hartinger and the Povlitzki's. Sherman Bergstein, attorney for Mr. Hartinger, presented the Council with an unregistered quit claim deed for the first parcel and stated that Mr. Hartinger has a contract for deed for the second parcel, and a lease with Clark Oil for the third parcel. He asked that the Council accept these as proof of ownership and not tie up the issuance of the license as the entire sale of the Launching Pad could fall through. Motion/Second: Blanchard /Doty to table inde- i�ely the consideration of an on -sale liquor and restaurant license for the Povlitzki's because of the question of legality of title of ownership, because of not having the inspection reports concerning the health and safety matters, Ind the question of parking being in conformance a with the code. 4 ayes 0 nays Motion /Second: Doty /Blanchard to amend the previous motion to include that a statement from the proposed new owners would be required as to how they would meet the requirements, taking into consideration the memo from the Clerk /Administrator dated August 10, 1981. 4 ayes 0 nays Attorney Meyers pointed out that any contract ver $10,000 was required to be let out for id, and recommended that the City advertise the project. 9. Consideration of On -Sale Liquor and Restaurant License Applications from Richard and Marlene Povlitzki Motion Carried Motion Carried Park Director Anderson stated that the City 10. Silver View Park/ would be able to save approximately $42,500 Phase I Rough Grading on the rough grading of Silver View Park if Contract they used Mary Anderson Construction, as they were already at the site with the equip- ment and manpower and resources. He added that the final grading would still have to be contracted out.