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City Council Meeting - February 19, 1991 Page 3. Councilman Miron asked whether the ad hoc committee listening to the Schumann's demands jeopardized the City's insurance. Charles Johnson stated that just listening to the demands, the risk. would be minimal, but the City must cooperate and communicate with the insurance company. STANFORD KRUEGER CASE The City Council was provided information regarding previous dealings with Mr. Stanford Krueger involving a Special Use Permit #1987-27 issued several years ago. Mr. Krueger had made a verbal commitment to bring his property into compliance with the SUP right after January 1, 1991. We have requested that the City attorney bring the Council up-to-date on the status of this issue. Attorney Charles Johnson informed the Council that he had been in contact with Mr. Krueger's attorney. Mr. Krueger is currently out of the state, but will return February 25, 1991. Inspections of the property revealed that no commercial activity is currently tak::inq place on site. Motion made by Miron, seconded by Jesinski to table the Stanford Krueger matter until the City Council meeting of March 18th, 1991 to allow Mr. Krueger time to confirm whether or not his contract for deed on the property has been paid off and construction of a home can begin. All aye, motion passed. The Forest Lake Lions were present with an application for a Charitable Gamblinq License/Premise Permit. The clerks office had received no paperwork: from the club prior to the city council meetinq. Mr. Lloyd Sather and Mr. Dale Swanson were anxious to have the Hugo City Council waive the 60 waiting period and adopt a resolution regarding this request. After a lengthy discussion regarding whether a resolution was required, the council decided to follow the same procedure as in previous requests, and if a problem occurred, the council would consider the resolution. Councilman Miron moved that the Hugo City Council does hereby resolve that they have no objections to issuance of a Premise Permit, pursuant to M.S. 349.213, Subd. 2, for the property described as R.J.'s Restaurant and Lounqe, 13891 Forest Boulevard, Hugo, MN, as submitted by the Forest Lake Lions Club, for the purpose of conducting lawful gambling. All aye, motion passed. Administrator Huber stated the building inspector would be in need of assistance during the summer months, and unless the Council expressed objections, an intern would be hired to work; with John Benson starting in mid-April. Noting that this is a budgeted item, the City Council indicated no objection to proceeding as recommended.