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<br /> <br />38. My preference would be to have the bars stay open until 2 am but stop serving alcohol at <br />1 am. This giving patrons an opportunity to 'sober up'. Not sure if alcohol is correlated with <br />the number of crime incidents around The Mermaid. It is concerning that there is under age <br />drinking, thefts and other crimes. As a resident I don't see rewarding the Maid or others by <br />granting an extension to serve alcohol. (Against.) <br /> <br />39. I would say if our surrounding communities are open until 2 am, we should conform. If <br />New Brighton, Spring Lake Park, Blaine, Shoreview, etc, are closing at 1 am, we should do the <br />same. I think that 1 hour difference between communities creates a false urgency for the <br />already drinking-impaired driver. I'm sure that our establishment owners fear loss of sales to <br />surrounding communities if they can stay open later than Mounds View. If we were to adopt <br />the 2 am closing, I think the establishment owners would discover the sales made during that <br />last extra hour won't pay for the added expense of staying open... I think our Police Dept. <br />does a good job trying to keep impaired drivers off the street. The later closing will spread out <br />their busiest time of the night to 2:30 or 3 am. The City might want to consider adding another <br />officer if the time changes, especially if our neighboring communities have a 1 am closing. <br />(Depends.) <br />40. In regards to the three alcohol establishments remaining open until 2:00 am I see no <br />reason why not to make the change. I am a new home owner in Mounds View and I feel that <br />we should remain consistent with Mpls and St Paul. (For.) <br />41. To allow this later time, there should be no net cost to the city and a tangible benefit for <br />businesses. It should not cost the city additional police coverage. The businesses must <br />convince the city they will receive additional revenue. A slight increase in license fee should <br />be required. If the above is shown, then it the later hours should not be mandatory. The <br />business should be able to make the call. The ability of a business to stay open later, should <br />be reviewed every time the liquor license is applied for using additional enforcement/noise <br />complaint issues as criteria. (Depends.) <br /> <br />42. I do not support changing the bar closing time to 2 am. (Against.) <br /> <br />43. I would approve of the 2:00 AM closing time for bars. (For.) <br /> <br />44. No. (Against.) <br /> <br />45. I don't have a strong opinion on keeping bars open the extra hour. Everything I hear <br />whether from public radio or the Star Tribune is that law enforcement is still waiting to see how <br />this shakes out. As long as the city of Mounds View would be able to devote sufficient policing <br />resources to deal with any extra problems resulting in drunker drivers out on the streets at 2 <br />rather than 1, then I have no problem with this. If however, the police department budget is <br />already strained and couldn't devote additional man-hours if necessary, then I would be <br />against this proposal. (Depends.) <br /> <br />46. Yes, I agree with allowing bars to stay open til 2AM as long as the fees go towards extra <br />police enforcement both state and local. (For.) <br />
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