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RESOLUTION 61-38
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE
OF PERMITS t'' DER rHE PROVISIONS OF
MINNESOTA LAWS OF 1961, CHAPTER 735
(MINNESOTA STATUTES, SECTION 340.14,
SUBD. 3).
WHEREAS, Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, confers upon
the State Liquor Control Commissioner the authority to grant or
deny parmits for the operation of establishments commonly known as
"bottle clubs", and such statute also appears to grant to the Liq-
uor Contrel Commissioner the power to either grant or deny permits
for the practice known as "spiking" in public places where intoxi-
cating liquor is not sold, and
WHEREAS, municipalities in the state of Minnesota traditionally
have been vested with the power to license and regulate the sale
of intoxicating liquor, and its consumption in public places, and
WHEREAS, the regulations of the various municipalities
throughout the state of Minnesota vary from place to place, depend-
ing upon the needs and traditions of the community and the wishes
of the 'inhabitants thereof, and
WHEREAS, the granting of a permit for a "bottle club" or
"spiking" establishment, without prior consultation with local
municipal officials, would create the danger of (a) violating
established liquor -regulation patterns and policies in the com-
munity, (b) violating the wishes of the inhabitants of the com-
munity, (c) violating local regulations or policies on such matters
as planning, zoning, plumbing, sanitation, traffic control and re-
lated matters, (d) imposing an unanticipated and inordinate policing
and law-enforcement problem on the community, and (e) otherwise
adversely affecting the accomplishment of legitimate objectives of
the local community;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the VILLAGE Council of
the ,VILLAGE of P1.YMQ1JTLj, , as follows:
1. This council urgently requests that the State Liquor Con-
trol Commissioner consult the local governing body of this community
before taking final action upon any application for any permit
which would be used within this community under the provisions of
Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, and that he give the local
governing body a reasonable length of time to make an investigation
and to express to him its views on the question of whether such
permit should be granted or denied.
Resolution - page 2
2, The State Liquor Control Commissioner is hereby urged to
gi�,e the greatest possible consideration to the wishes of the local
goverOfmngr body with reference to any such application, so as to
avoid any of the difficulties, relating to the welfare of this
coramunity, of the type hereinbefore mentioned.
3. The VILLAGE Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
forward certified copies of this resolution to the State Liquor
Control Commissioner of the State of Minnesota and to the Governor
of the State of Minnesota.
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Dated JulyL 1961 reselnttaa rag deslaNd ifj peeved ad adeiMd.
rt� Mayor P=o Tea
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Attest: � r -
Clerk
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Plawou s Yerft ooriily that the above Resolution io a onto - ad eorre"
OW of a desayatsea MY adapted b the T111aae Council of P2yasath on
the kith d+4 of JAUe 1961.
"Wks'WILUP
of P
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RLSOLUTIC* 61-38
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE
OF PERMITS r!'iT3eiR THE PROVISIONS OF
MINNESOTA LAWS OF 1961, CHAPTER 735
(MINNESOTA STATUTES, SECTION 340.14,
SUW . 3) .
WHEREAV. Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, confers upon
tho State Liquor Control Commissioner the authority to grant or
deny ;ormits for the operation of establishments commonly known as
"bottle clubs", and such statute also appears to grant to the Liq-
uor Control Commissioner the power to either grant or deny permits
for the practice known as "spiking" in public places where intoxi-
cating liquor is not sold, and
WHEREAS, municipalities in the state of Minnesota traditionally
have been vested with the power to license and regulate the sale
of intoxicating liquor, and its consumption in public places, and
WHEREAS, the regulations of the various municipalities
throughout the state of Minnesota vary from place to place, depend -
Ing upon the needs and traditio:.ri of the community and the wishes
of the inhabitants thereof, and
WHEREAS, the granting of a permit for a "bottle club" or
"spiking" establishment, without prior consultation with local
municipal officials, would create the danger of (a) violating
established liquor -regulation patterns and policies in the com-
munity, (b) violating the wishes of the inhabitants of the com-
munity, (c) violating local regulations or policies on such matters
as planning, zoning, plumbing, sanitation, traffic control and re-
lated matters, (d) imposing an unanticipated and inordinate policing
and law-enforcement problem on the community, and (e) otherwise
adversely affecting the accomplishment of legitimate objectives of
the local zommunity;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the 3II,LAGE Council of
the IMIA E of ELMOUTH , as follows:
1. This council urgently requests that the State Liquor Con-
trol Commissioner consult the local governing body of this community
before taking final action upon any application for any permit
which would be used within this community tinder the provisions of
Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, and that he give the local
governing body a reasonable length of time to make an investigation
and to express to him its views on the question of whether such
permit should be granted or denied.
Resolution - page 2
2. The State Liquor Control Commissioner is hereby urged to
ei�:°^ the greatest possible consideration to the wishes of the local
body with reference to any such application, so as to
avoid Lay of the difficulties, relating to the welfare of this
:oma-iunity, of the type hereinbefore mentioned,
3. The VILLAGE Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
forward certified copies of this resolution to the State Liquor
Control Commissioner of the State of Minnesota and to the Governor
of the State of Minnesota,
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Mayor Pro Tem
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Clerk
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RLWLUTIUN 61-38 X 5
RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE ISSUANCE
OF PERMITS UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
MINNESOTA LAWS OF 1961, CHAPTER 735
(MINNESOTA STATUTES, SECTION 340.14,
SUBD. 3).
WHEREAS, Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, confers upon
the State Liquor Control Commissioner the authority to grant or
deny parmits for the operation of establishments commonly known as
"bottle clubs", and such statute also appears to grant to the Liq-
uor Control Commissioner the power to either grant or deny permits
for the practice known as "spiking" in public places where intoxi-
cating liquor is not sold, and
WHEREAS, municipalities in the state of Minnesota traditionally
have been vested with the power to license and regulate the sale
of intoxicating liquor, and its consumption in public places, and
WHEREAS, the regulations of the various municipalities
throughout the state of Minnesota vary from place to place, depend-
ing upon the needs and traditions of the community and the wishes
of the inhabitants thereof, and
WHEREAS, the granting of a permit for a "bottle club" or
'.spiking" establishment, without prior consultation with local.,
municipal officials, would create the danger of (a) violating
established liquor -regulation patterns and policies in the com-
munity, (b) violating the wishes of the inhabitants of the com-
munity, (c) violating local regulations or policies on such matters
as planning, zoning, plumbing, sanitation, traffic control and re-
lated matters, (d) imposing an unanticipated and inordinate policing
and law-enforcement problem on the community, and (e) otherwise
adversely affecting the accomplishment of legitimate objectives of
the local community;
NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the _ILLAGE Council of
the VILLAGE of Fi.Ylu r)Trru , as follows:
1. This council urgently requests that the State Liquor Con-
trol Commissioner consult the local governing body of this community
before taking final action upon any application for any permit
which would be used within this community under the provisions of
Minnesota Laws of 1961, Chapter 735, and that he give the local
governing body a reasonable length of time to make an investigation
and to express to him its views on the question of whether such
permit should be granted or denied.
t
Resolution - page 2
2. The State Liquor Control Commissioner is hereby urged to
giv,i the greatest possible consideration to the wishes of the local
goverVfLlg body with reference to any such application, so as to
avoid zny of the difficulties, relating to the welfare of this
coL,munity, of the type hereinbefore mentioned.
3. The Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to
forward certified copies of this resolution to the State Liquor
Control Commissioner of the State of Minnesota and to the Governor
of the State of Minnesota.
Upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof,
Trustees Keefe, Kreatz, Theis and Yngve. Absent: Mayor Anderson.,
The following voted against same: None.
Whereupon, said resolution was declared duly
passed an ad pted,
Dated July 16, 1961.
Mayor Pro Tem
Attest:
Clerk
Is Y. T. John=* being thO dai,T epielated Qwk of the Yilla�e of
t]Psoath, herekW oftUO that the above Aem2atfae is a trop end ee:reet
ow of a Reeo2stioa dial edspw by the ®illV Qeuaeil of Pjvaoath an
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