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-4- b. Enforcement of such a requirement could be a problem unless the Code is properly structured whereby the operator would be required to submit to the City an annual statement prepared by a certified accountant which shows the amount of revenues derived from the different operations within the establishment. As you can see all of the six options cited above would in one way or another assist in addressing the concerns of the City Council, however, some of them would also have negative impacts upon liquor establishments within the City of Mounds View. Therefore, staff would request that Council review this list of options and provide staff with direction as to which of these you wish us to include in any redrafted Chapter 100. Both City Attorney Meyers and myself would be more than happy to respond to any Council questions or concerns regarding this matter prior, to your providing staff with direction. While Chapter 100 is being redrafted as a result of Council direction, staff would like to take the opportunity to present one other issue to you which has been raised on several occasions in the recent past and which could be added to Chapter 101, Non -Intoxicating Liquor. That is we have received requests by various organizations wishing to hold events and wanting to obtain a one day beer license in order that they might sell beer during their event. Our current Code does not provide for the issuance of non -intoxicating licenses on other than an annual basis. Therefore, any special events that might be held by any City organization or outside organization where they wish to obtain an non -intoxicating liquor license for less than a one year basis is prohibited. Staff would appreciate Council direction as to your desires to provide for special event licenses in the non -intoxicating chapter of the Municipal Code. DFP/mb Attachment