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/ T( City Council meeting of 12/19/88 Page 2 Captain Tom Greene of the Washington County Sheriff's Office was present to explain the incident reports, and reviewed Ricci's past convictions of liquor ordinance violations. Mr. Ricci was present and stated that he felt he was being harassed by the sheriff's office. (ATTORNEY CHARLES JOHNSON ARRIVED AT 6:45 PM.) Mr. Ricci also felt that the violations were not serious (after-hours occupancy) because they did not involve liquor consumption. Councilman Potts suggested a five day revocation, but suspend the revocation if there were no other violations within a year. Councilmember Peltier questioned why there were so many warnings issued before a citation was issued. Councilman Olson felt that because of the many warnings that were issued, it would be appropriate for the city to order a three day suspension, waive two days if no there are more violations, and serve a one day suspension. Mayor Atkinson and Olson felt that the city had to enforce city ordinances because of the many warnings issued to Mr' Ricci. Councilmen Potts and Olson did not feel that Mr. Ricci was being harassed in that the deputies were only doing their jobs. Atkinson made motion, Vail seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION 88-57, RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SUSPENSION OF LIQUOR LICENSES FOR ROBERT M. RICCI. VOTING AYE: Olson, Vail, Atkinson VOTING NAY: Peltier, Potts Motion Carried. WHITE BEAR TOWNSHIP - JOINT POWERS AGREEMENT At the request of the City Council, White Bear Township has revised the language in the Joint Powers Agreement for the 120th Street road improvement project as per the recommendations of the city attorney' Atkinson made motion, Vail seconded, authorizing the City of Hugo to enter into a Joint Powers Agreement with White Bear Township and Ramsey County for the improvement of County Road J (120th Street North). VOTING AYE: Olson, Potts, Vail, Atkinson VOTING NAY: Peltier Motion Carried. Mr. Stanford Krueger has requested Council consideration for allowing hin to begin construction on his home by December of 1989 as opposed to the previously designated December 31, 1988 date. Mr. Krueger received a special use permit allowing him to construct an accessory building prior to a principal residence, and said request was granted subject to special conditions. Item #10 of the SUP requires that the principal building mus be substantially underway by 12/31/88. Mr. Krueger has indicated that because of the cost of site improvements, he will not be ahle to begin constructicx' of the principal residence until some time in 1989. He is requesting that the date in Item 410 of the SUP be extended to 12/31/89.