HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000047_pg157June 12, 1978 Page 10
ON -SALE LIQUOR LICENSE ORDINANCE AMENDMENT
Attorney Meyers presented the ordianance regarding on -sale liquor license establish-
ments closings.
Mayor Pickar explained the purpose of the ordinance was due to the Mermaid opening
a bowling alley and staying open late.
MSP (Baumgartner - Pickar) to approve Ordinance #279. 4 ayes
ADMINISTRATOR ACHEN'S REPORT
Administrator Achen reported Engineer Hubbard has prepared a resolution requesting
approval of a median crosing on TH 10 to serve the Northcrest Park development,
and read the resolution.
MSP (Pickar - Ziebarth) to approve Resolution #903,requesting the Minnesota Department
of Transportation approve the median crossing on TH 10. 4 ayes
Administrator Achen handed out a memo regarding the grievance filed by Local 49
regarding payment of overtime, and gave the background of the situation.
MSP (Pickar - Ziebarth) to uphold the City Administrator's position on the overtime
grievance. 4 ayes
Administrator Achen reported that the North Suburban Youth Service Bureau has
requested to appear before the Council at the June 19 agenda session to present
their budget request.
Mayor Pickar stated he would prefer they present it at the July 17 agenda session
to give the Council more time to review it.
Administrator Achen reported that he will be preparing the finalized form of the
MTC survey for buses for the northwest corner of the City. He reported that he
has received input from the spokespeople of the neighborhood as well as from MTC.
Councilmember Ziebarth expressed concern with the survey being negative and requested
that a space be left for comments. Administrator Achen replied that a space was
being allowed for comments.
ATTORNEY MEYERS' REPORT
Attorney Meyers reported that he had spoken with the attorney for Northcrest Park
and that they would like action on vacating Raymond Avenue on the plat. Attorney
Meyers advised that a public hearing would not be held until the final plat has
been approved.
Official Rose reported that that would present a problem for the developer since
they are negotiating the sale of some of the property and could not do that until
the road was vacated.
Attorney Meyers reported that there are several trucking violation cases pending
and that so far in one case, the ordinance has been upheld and the court has found
it to be a valid ordinance.