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COUNCIL MEETliiG <br />REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION MAR 2 8 1994 <br />DATE: MVOFOMNO <br />ITEM NO: ^// <br />Department Approval: <br />Name Ron Moorse <br />Title City Administrator <br />Administrator Reviewed: <br />Item Descri|rtion: <br />Liquor Violation Hearing Process <br />Agenda Section: <br />Administrator ’s <br />Report <br />At its March 14 meeting the Council directed suff to provide additional information rega.-ding <br />the liquor violation hearing process and the length of notice required for the hearing so that the <br />Council could select a date for the hearing. <br />The liquor license ordinance requires that the Council revoke a liquor license upon conviction <br />of the licensee for willful violation of any law relating to the sale or possession of liquor. The <br />Council may suspend rather than revoke the license if the violation is found not to be willful. <br />The ordinance requires that the Council may not take any action against the license holder until <br />the licensee has been afforded an opportunity for a hearing before the Council. Because each <br />of the clerks from the three establishments has pleaded guilty to the liquor law violation, there <br />is not a need to address the issue of whether a violation occurred. <br />As part of tl - hearing process the Council will need to make a determination regarding whether <br />the violations were willful. To do this the Council may make inquiries to obtain information <br />such as the following: an explanation of how the violation occurred, whether there were <br />procedures in place to prevent the violation, and what actions the licensee has taken to ensure <br />the violation will not be repeated. <br />There are three establishments in Orono that have been found to have violated State liquor laws. <br />The hearings for each licensee could be held consecutively at one meeting of the Council. The <br />ordinance requires a notice of the hearing to the licensees of not less than 15 days and not more <br />than 30 days. The Council could schedule the hearing prior to a Council meeting or as a special <br />meeting. The City Attorney will be prepared to provide additional information and answer <br />questions regarding the hearing process at the Council meeting. <br />COUNCIL ACTION REQUESTED: <br />Motion to set a date and time for the liquor violation hearings.
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