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r <br />L <br />3.On May 9, 1994, the City Council held a hearing for the purpose of deciding <br />whether the non-intoxicating nult liquor license for O’Sullivan ’s should be <br />revoked or suspended. At that hearing, John O’Sullivan appeared before the City <br />Council and provided the City Council with testimony. <br />The violation of the law resulting from the above sale of alcohol to a minor was <br />inadvertent. <br />5. John O’Sullivan has assured the City Council that steps have been taken to protect <br />against similar violations of the law in the future. <br />CONCLUSIONS OF LAW <br />Based upon one or more of the above findings, the Qrono City Council concludes that <br />the violation of law for which John O’Sullivan ’s employee was convicted was not willful. <br />ORDER <br />Based upon the above findings and conclusion, and its authority pursuant to Section 4.02 <br />Subd. 4H of the City Code, the Orono City Council hereby orders that: <br />1.The non-intoxicating malt liquor license for O’Sullivan ’s, 2420 Shadywood Road, <br />is suspended for a period of two (2) business days. <br />2.The above suspension is stayed for a period of one year from the date of the <br />hearing held in this matter on the condition that there are no further violations of <br />state or local liquor laws by the licensee during that time period. <br />3.In the event ibat there are further violations of state or local liquor laws by the <br />licensee or arising in any way out of the licensed premises at 2420 Shadywood <br />Road in Orono, the City Council shall, at its sole discretion, have the authority <br />to order the immediate imposition of the above two-day suspension. <br />4.In the event that there arc no further violations of state or local liquor laws during <br />the one-year period outlined above, the record of this suspension shall be <br />expunged from the licensee’s record in the city ’s files. <br />J