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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000056_pg152MOUNDS VIEW CITY COUNCIL May 26, 1981 Regular Meeting Page Five, COUNCIL RE- CONVENED: 8:40 P.M. REGULAR MEETING CLOSED: 8:40 P.M. PUBLIC HEARING OPENED: 8:40 P.M. Those in attendance were: Mr. Albert Hartinger, 9. Public Hearing - Launching owner; and his attorney, Sherman Bergstein. Mr. Pad Intoxicating Liquor Bergstein stated that they had not been advised and Restaurant Licenses of the public hearing until May 13, 1981. He Renewal. talked about the letter that they had received. Deadline for the renewal of the license was discussed. Attorney Meyers talked about the Minnesota State Statutes and of the Council's investigation. He stated that staff was timely in their notification to the applicant. Summary of Discussion by Mr. Bergstein on Staff Memo dated May 19, 1981: Regarding point #1 - The building is on three parcels, two are owned by Mr. Waste. He stated that the delin- quent taxes would be taken care of. Further that Mr. Hartinger has a contract for deed and was not aware of the delinquency. Regarding point #2 - He stated that the Launching Pad is not a club and that yes there are pool tables located there. Further that if the pool tables are banned, they will be taken out. Regarding point #2, b) - He stated that he was only aware of one charge regarding the selling of liquor to a minor, and that Mr. Hartinger had been acquitted on this matter. Further that there is a sign about no minors being allowed. Regarding point #2, c) - That the tampering or dil- uting of liquor had been years back, and that they had accepted a five (5) day suspension. Regarding point #2, d), i - They had pleaded guilty to this violation in 1974, and that there had been no repetition since that time. Regarding point #2, d) ii - no charge was made on Wet T -Shirt Contests, and that after the complaint, they had discontinued the contests. Regarding point #2, d) iii - They did have male strippers, that they attracted a crowd and did make them money, but that it was discontinued immediately after complaint, but that they would like to have them back.