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20 <br /> ' CHAPTER 14 <br /> Operation of a.munieipal liquor store <br /> Jewel Belting Co.v.village of City councils are responsible for the operation of the municipal <br /> Bertha,91 Minn.9.97 N.W. liquor store.They may delegate ministerial duties relating <br /> (July 133,,19 62). to <br /> 424(1 A.G.op.2tsR the daily operations of the store to a liquor store manager or <br /> 19 <br /> commission.The council may not delegate any policy-making <br /> A.G.Op.(July 27,198 1). powers,nor may it give employees authority to approve <br /> disbursement of funds in the liquor account A c•t may not <br /> contract with a private corporation for the management and <br /> operation of a munlclpa 1 uor store. <br /> A.G.op.218-h-2(Apr.5, A liquor store manager who acts under the direction of the <br />. 1961). council is usually in charge of the store.There is some <br /> question as to whether a manager may participate in the profits <br /> of the store in lieu of,or in addition to,a salary.In an opinion <br /> arguing that a manager who was allowed to share in the profits <br /> would become a private licensee,the attorney general <br /> determined that such an arrangement was prohibited.At the <br /> time of that opinion,however,split liquor was not authorized, <br /> thus, it is not clear how a ruling would be made under current <br /> • law.. <br /> Minn.scat.§34OA.601,subd. Besides intoxicating liquors,municipal liquor stores may sell <br /> t and serve cigars,cigarettes,all forms of tobacco,soft drinks, <br /> beer,ice and food for consumption on the premises.The <br /> ordinance establishing a liquor store should state which of <br /> these items the store may sell.A municipal liquor store may <br /> offer recorded or live entertainment and coin-operated <br /> amusement devices.If it offers music,it must pay fees to the <br /> American Society of Composers,Authors,and Publishers <br /> (ASCAP)and Broadcast Music,Inc.(BW,who collect <br /> copyright royalties. (See Chapter 13 for a discussion on the <br /> authority to sell pull-tabs at a municipal liquor store.) <br /> The city must promptly report any change in location of the <br /> Dreamland Ballroom V. <br /> Schapiro,36 F.2d 354(7th Cir. municipal liquor dispensary to the liquor control division,or <br /> 1929). any change in the method of sale,as from on-or off-sale to <br /> off-sale only. <br /> Minn.star.§412.271,subd. 1. Although the law doesn't require it,the state auditor has <br /> recommended that cities maintain a separate liquor store fund <br /> for each store.Otherwise,all liquor store receipts and <br /> disbursements must go through the general fund.All liquor <br /> store receipts must go to the treasurer,and the city must make <br /> • all disbursements in the same manner as for all other city <br /> disbursements. <br /> 347 <br />
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