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• <br /> Mounds View City Council uNAPPRovED <br /> December 28, 1998 <br /> Page 6 <br /> makes it very easy for underage youth to illegally buy cigarettes. Mr. Blanski was asking staff <br /> and Council to require the Mermaid to locate the vending machine in an area that would make it <br /> easier for the Mermaid staff to monitor who is buying cigarettes. <br /> Mayor McCarty closed the Public Hearing and reopened the Regular Council Meeting. <br /> Mayor McCarty asked the City Attorney what process would have to be followed to issue a <br /> citation to the Mermaid in regard to selling cigarettes to minors from the vending machines. <br /> City Attorney Long said a sting operation would have to be set up to establish if violations were <br /> occurring. He added, conditions could be attached to the license that would specify the vending <br /> machine's location. <br /> Mayor McCarty said he would be reluctant to have a citizen put in the position of having to be a <br /> witness in an action between the City and a local business. He suggested approving American <br /> Amusement's license. He suggested sending a letter with a warning to the Mermaid and <br /> Donatelle's, and request that the location of their cigarette vending machines be moved to a more <br /> controllable location. <br /> City Attorney Long said if there was evidence that the Mermaid had not relocated the vending <br /> machines, as requested and as a condition of granting the license renewal,the Council could hold <br /> a suspension or revocation hearing to pull the cigarette license at that time. <br /> MOTION/SECOND: Koopmeiners/Gunn to approve the license renewals as requested pending <br /> receipt of all fees and appropriate applications: and require in writing, as a condition of approval, <br /> that the Mermaid Entertainment Complex relocate the cigarette vending machines located within <br /> its facility to more easily monitored locations. <br /> Discussion: Stigney asked Mr. Blanski if the Mermaid had been copied with the letters that were <br /> sent to the City. <br /> Mr.Blanski said they had requested the City to write a letter to the Mermaid in regard to the <br /> issue. Mayor McCarty suggested city-wide participation in the Coalition for Healthy Youth in <br /> the City of Mounds View. <br /> David Janke suggested that the City would have to be very specific with its definition of <br /> "watching a machine." As long as the machine is in the establishment, and there are people, it is <br /> legally placed. The Council will be the body that determines "is it illegal to have that machine <br /> where it is, or isn't it." <br />
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