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St. Anthony. At the suggestion of Councilmember Makowske, the issues mentioned in the letter were rearranged in • the order of their importance to - the City. The letter was to be' delivered by messenger and hand- delivered to Senator Marty by Councilmember Marks. The Manager was requested to incorporate the general' thoughts of the letter into Resolution 87-015, . " and " to send copies to the Executive Secretary of the Municipal Liquor Stores Association and to other state legislators, including Senators Novak and Pogemiller and Representatives Rose, Sarna, and Wynia. Mr. Nelson indicated this legislation would be bad enough for the City' s liquor operation but if the strong beer bill was also passed, the City would be facing a severe revenue loss. Council Action Motion by Sundland, seconded by Enrooth to adopt Resolution 87-015. RESOLUTION 87-015 A RESOLUTION AGAINST LEGISLATIVE PASSAGE TO' ALLOW THE SALE OF WINE IN GROCERY STORES Motion carried unanimously. • Bids Awarded for Stonehouse Audio, Lighting and Video System Mr. Nelson reported only one bid' had been submitted for the above and he was recommending the Entertech bid for $31 , 331 be accepted per the specifications. The Liquor Manager indicated further that: -so far, $112, 000 had been bid for the bar addition with the furniture costs to be rebid as ordered by the Council; -it appeared the bar costs would come in under the $150, 000 provided for that portion of the project; - -the whole bar project had been designed around the. sound system which he considered to be more important than the restaurant which had been dropped from the plans in November when the total project had been bid too high to build; - -he and Mr. Hamer had redrawn the plans to include the kitchen .and. extra seating addition which they would present to the Council if the off-sale addition was bid low- enough to keep the entire project under the $500,000 the Council had said it would spend; -he thought the extra seating addition would be necessary -to provide enough seating to entice a restaurant owner into putting a restaurant • in;