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Mounds View City Council January 9, 2006 Regular Meeting Page 10 • Mayor Marty noted the names, home addresses, and telephone numbers of Rotary members are included in the Council packet. However, that information is not provided for the next agenda item. He asked if it is necessary to include this personal information within the Council packet. Assistant to the City Administrator Crane stated it is not necessary but when she receives this information, she provides it to the Council so they can assure there are 30 members. Mayor Marty suggested that in the future staff be allowed to verify that information rather than providing this type of personal information on the City's private citizens. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. J. Resolution 6714 Authorizing a Temporary One-Day Charitable Gambling Permit for the Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce to conduct Charitable Gambling at The Mermaid on February 18, 2006 Assistant to the City Administrator Crane stated the Chamber of Commerce would like to conduct a charitable raffle at The Mermaid on February 18, 2006. They currently hold a charitable gambling license at Mounds View Jake's Sports Cafe. She advised that the paperwork on their non-profit status is on file with the Minnesota State Gambling Control Board and staff recommends approval. • MOTION/SECOND: Gunn/Flaherty. To waive the reading and adopt Resolution 6714 Authorizing a Temporary One-Day Charitable Gambling Permit for the Twin Cities North Chamber of Commerce to conduct Charitable Gambling at The Mermaid on February 18, 2006. Ayes - 4 Nays - 0 Motion carried. K. Resolution 6704 Approving a Minor Subdivision of 8140 Long Lake Road Planning Associate Heller stated this minor subdivision request is for 8140 Long Lake Road. Minor subdivisions are for divisions of land less than two acres in size in which only one additional lot is created. The applicant proposes to divide the east 229.7 feet from the west 298 feet. Planning Associate Heller advised that there is a house on the east side which would remain. The City would require a park dedication fee since it will create a new parcel. The property, on the west line, has an improved right-of--way so it is not a landlocked parcel. At some point, it could become part of a larger development project. Planning Associate Heller stated it is also required that drainage and utility easements be dedicated, which has been completed. She explained that a public hearing is not required but the public was notified of the Planning Commission meeting. One telephone call was received but no other opinions have been expressed to staff. • Planning Associate Heller advised that this request satisfies all requirements. The Planning Commission heard this request in December and recommends approval. Staff requests the