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122986.7 <br />TO Mayor and City Council }o MEE 1OG <br />FROM: Mark Bernhardson, City Administrator) )�� JAN 121987 <br />DATE: December 29, 1986 I,.i�'•�+ OF GRo� <br />SUBJECT: Draft of Liquor Ordinance Amendment OR <br />ONO <br />A. Ordinance Draft - Amendment to Existing Liquor <br />Ordinance <br />ISSUE - Review of specific issues relating to amendment of the <br />liquor ordinance. <br />INTRODUCTION - With the impending change from a municipal store <br />to licensing of off sale private liquor certain amendments need <br />to be made to al low for such. Principal among these are repeal <br />of the municipal dispensary section of the ordinance together <br />with establishment of the control that has to be applicable to <br />the off sale ligior. Additionally in reviewing the ordinance it <br />was felt that a number of other items need to be made to clarify <br />the ordinance for administration purposes. <br />GENERAL - There were several items that were amended through out <br />the ordinance to clarify the issues. <br />A.) Beer to non -intoxicating malt liquor as the term <br />beer can apply to both malt liquor ^under 3.2 percent and <br />also over that amount, but the licensing section under <br />state law only applies to the 3.2 portion. <br />B.) State established legal drinking age. Because of <br />the changing state law as it relates to age and the fact <br />that a person, except for alcohol consumption purposes, <br />is considered to be of majority at 13 the term "state <br />established legal drinking age" has been substituted in <br />the ordinance. <br />C.) Format changes Additionally there were some format <br />changes to clarify what applies to non -intoxicating malt <br />liquor and other types of licenses together with <br />splitting out sections for on -sale, off -sale and general <br />application. <br />D.) Distinquishing between initial licensing and <br />re1i_cens1ng as it relates to public hearings <br />Initial/Renewal licenses (4.02/4.03) Distinguishing <br />between initial and re,ewa_ as it makes public hearing <br />discretionary. <br />E Number of licenses held by one (1) person The <br />current ordinance allows 1 1icense per person. This <br />