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'Mounds View City Council <br />" Regula; Meeting <br />-------------------------- <br />to �a".;� <br />4 R-. <br />PRD <br />December 27, 1982 <br />Three <br />-Page <br />- <br />------------------ <br />rMotion/Second: Hodges/Forslund to adopt Ordi- <br />nance No, 3 7, <br />9. 2nd Reading <br />amending the municipal code of the <br />City of Mounds View by amending Chapter 39, <br />"Signs <br />and Adoption c <br />Ord. No. 327 <br />and Billboards'. <br />Amending the <br />Councilmember <br />Doty - aye <br />Municipal Code <br />of the City of <br />Councilmember <br />Hodges - aye <br />Mounds View <br />Councilmember <br />Forslund - aye <br />by Amending <br />Councilmember <br />Blanchard - aye <br />Chapter 39, <br />Mayor McCarty <br />- aye <br />"Signs and <br />Billboards" <br />Motion Carried <br />Will Harris and Tom Mellen introduced themselves 10. Consideration <br />as representatives of the Golden Gloves boxing Application fr. <br />program. Mr. Mellen presented the Council with Golden Gloves, <br />the Club's yearbook. He explained the Spring Lake Inc, for Gam - <br />Park and Fridley Lions Clubs will be helping with bling Device <br />the fund raising activities. In response to License and <br />questions from the Council, he explained the Boxing Permit <br />normal means of supporting the Clubs is by <br />putting on boxing matches. <br />Concern was expressed of the impact it might have <br />on the young people knowing their equipment came <br />from a gambling operation. Mr. Mellon replied <br />that they look upon it as a fund raising activity <br />to support the Club. <br />Councilmember Doty expressed concern with allowing <br />any type of gambling to go on in the City, as he <br />feels it is vice, and families will be involved, <br />and cronic gambling could become a problem. <br />There was also concern expressed since the boxing <br />matches would be held prior to the Casino Night, <br />and there would be liquor on the premises and the <br />youths would be exposed to gambling. Attorney <br />Meyers suggested having the operator cease selling <br />beer and set-ups during the matches, while the <br />youth are there. <br />Mr. Harris and Mr. Mellen stated they could not <br />raise the funds anticipated without having a <br />Casino Night. They stated they would hire a <br />Mounds View police officer for the evening, and <br />explained that the funds raised would be dispersed <br />to the different clubs, based on their needs. <br />1 Attorney Meyers pointed out a provision with the 3.2 <br />liquor license which states that gambling cannot <br />occur on the premises. He explained that while it <br />would not effect the Golden Gloves program, it would <br />have a direct effect with Mr. Jambor, as he holds <br />the license and owns the premise. <br />