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99-1045Council File # ° l a — Ip� ORIG�NA� Presented Referred To RESOLUTION OF SAINT PAUL, IVI�NNESOTA Green Sheet # 101634 Committee Date I5 WHEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 0099657) for Gambling Hall License (add-on to e�sting licenses) by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, at 1325 Randolph Avenue, be approved THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license. Yeas Nays Absent Biakey � Coleman f Hazris � Benanav � Reiter ;/ Bostrom +� t�� ✓ � o r, Requested by Depaztment of: � Porm Approved by City Attorney � Adopted by Council: Date ��.�� ��_ `�T Approved by Mayor for Submission to CouncIl Adoprion Ce by Council Secretary BY� V� �-. !� Y: Approved by Mayor: Date /U���� By: � Council Offices Gerry Strathman, 266-8575 NUST BE ON COIRJGLAGH�iY1 BY (OATEJ October 27, 1999 10-19-99 TOTAL # OF SIfaNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET oe..,�rseetaR aq-lo�{s No 101 �34 [=;ii= ��_-� ❑ arcwnmar � arceteuc ❑ wuxcu�m�xrtsw� ❑ wo�cKac.rxiccrs ❑ WMORlORYOfAIR) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE� Approving application for a Gambling Hall License by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. PUWNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITfEE CNIL SERVICE COMMISSION Has tnis v�soMm� e.erworlcea u�wer a contract toru,is aepamnenta VES NO Fles Mia P�aoMim ecer been a WY emPbY�� YES f� Does thie ae'wnlfirm Doaseas a sWll not namalyP�ssed by anv anent tllv emW�Yee9 YES NO Is tltis p�MSONfirm a larpe4ed •eiMoYt YES MO �`,��i`;� �"�:;ic'�;i::? �v.;"il�Y .: : �..7. J SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON� YES ACiIVRY NUMBER NO (F�IAIN) q�t-4o�15 MINUTES OF TT3E LEGISLATIVE HEARINCT TI� GALLES CORPOI2ATION, 1325 RANDOLPH AVENUE Monday, October 18, 1999 Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 10:32 a.m. STAFF PRESENT: Corinne Martens, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Cluistine Rozek, LIEP Gerry Stratlunan stated this hearing is being held to hear objections to the issuance of a gambling hall license to the Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. Corinne Martens explained the business has met the requirements for fire inspection, licenses, and zoning inspection. LIEP's recommendation is for approval of the licenses. Mr. Stathman asked was anyone here to speak in objection to the license application. (No one appeared'm objection.) Mr. Strathman read the two letters he received regazding the licenses: John and Hannah Barcus, 1303 Randolph Avenue and 1188 Goodrich Avenue, wrote about the following concerns: the store has been contributing to the deterioration of the neighborhood, huge trucks tie up the alley behind the store, the license would fiuther aggravate and demoralize youth and young married people, gambling is widespread and leads to deeper social problems. Sara Piliow, Macalester- Crroveland Community Council, wrote the community council does not support the licenses and there seems to be an unnecessary expansion of chazitable gambling in the neighborhood. Dan Ga11es, partner, appeared and stated he is a member of the Midway Lions Club. One of their fundraising strategies is charitable gambling. That is why they have chosen to participate in pull tabs in an off premise liquor establishxnent. Last yeaz, they raised money to give to various organizations. Mr. Strathman asked for a response regarding the letters he received. Mr. Ga11es responded he was not informed Galles Liquors would be on the Macalester-Groveland Community Council agenda. There was never an opportunity to attend the meeting. Mr. Galies received a letter from the community council that the license was discussed and it did not appear they would support it; however, the community council had not found out it was for pull tabs only. As for the other letter, there are some neighbors Mr. Galles has consistently had problems with. He does not want to get into a personal aitack, but these people feel Galles Liquors is responsible far everything that is wrong in their life. Mr. Strathman asked were there other businesses similar to this one with gambling hall licenses. Ms. Rozek responded this is a first; LIEP has never had a pull tab machine in a liquor store. However, a gambling hall license allows this to happen in the establishment. QR-lo�Fs LEGISLATIVE HEARING FOR GALLES LIQUORS, 10-18-99 Page 2 Gerry Strathman recommended approval of the license. This is a legally permitted use. There is no history here to suggest anytl�ing other than a responsible business operation. The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 a.m. 0 Council File # ° l a — Ip� ORIG�NA� Presented Referred To RESOLUTION OF SAINT PAUL, IVI�NNESOTA Green Sheet # 101634 Committee Date I5 WHEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 0099657) for Gambling Hall License (add-on to e�sting licenses) by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, at 1325 Randolph Avenue, be approved THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license. Yeas Nays Absent Biakey � Coleman f Hazris � Benanav � Reiter ;/ Bostrom +� t�� ✓ � o r, Requested by Depaztment of: � Porm Approved by City Attorney � Adopted by Council: Date ��.�� ��_ `�T Approved by Mayor for Submission to CouncIl Adoprion Ce by Council Secretary BY� V� �-. !� Y: Approved by Mayor: Date /U���� By: � Council Offices Gerry Strathman, 266-8575 NUST BE ON COIRJGLAGH�iY1 BY (OATEJ October 27, 1999 10-19-99 TOTAL # OF SIfaNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET oe..,�rseetaR aq-lo�{s No 101 �34 [=;ii= ��_-� ❑ arcwnmar � arceteuc ❑ wuxcu�m�xrtsw� ❑ wo�cKac.rxiccrs ❑ WMORlORYOfAIR) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE� Approving application for a Gambling Hall License by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. PUWNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITfEE CNIL SERVICE COMMISSION Has tnis v�soMm� e.erworlcea u�wer a contract toru,is aepamnenta VES NO Fles Mia P�aoMim ecer been a WY emPbY�� YES f� Does thie ae'wnlfirm Doaseas a sWll not namalyP�ssed by anv anent tllv emW�Yee9 YES NO Is tltis p�MSONfirm a larpe4ed •eiMoYt YES MO �`,��i`;� �"�:;ic'�;i::? �v.;"il�Y .: : �..7. J SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON� YES ACiIVRY NUMBER NO (F�IAIN) q�t-4o�15 MINUTES OF TT3E LEGISLATIVE HEARINCT TI� GALLES CORPOI2ATION, 1325 RANDOLPH AVENUE Monday, October 18, 1999 Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 10:32 a.m. STAFF PRESENT: Corinne Martens, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Cluistine Rozek, LIEP Gerry Stratlunan stated this hearing is being held to hear objections to the issuance of a gambling hall license to the Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. Corinne Martens explained the business has met the requirements for fire inspection, licenses, and zoning inspection. LIEP's recommendation is for approval of the licenses. Mr. Stathman asked was anyone here to speak in objection to the license application. (No one appeared'm objection.) Mr. Strathman read the two letters he received regazding the licenses: John and Hannah Barcus, 1303 Randolph Avenue and 1188 Goodrich Avenue, wrote about the following concerns: the store has been contributing to the deterioration of the neighborhood, huge trucks tie up the alley behind the store, the license would fiuther aggravate and demoralize youth and young married people, gambling is widespread and leads to deeper social problems. Sara Piliow, Macalester- Crroveland Community Council, wrote the community council does not support the licenses and there seems to be an unnecessary expansion of chazitable gambling in the neighborhood. Dan Ga11es, partner, appeared and stated he is a member of the Midway Lions Club. One of their fundraising strategies is charitable gambling. That is why they have chosen to participate in pull tabs in an off premise liquor establishxnent. Last yeaz, they raised money to give to various organizations. Mr. Strathman asked for a response regarding the letters he received. Mr. Ga11es responded he was not informed Galles Liquors would be on the Macalester-Groveland Community Council agenda. There was never an opportunity to attend the meeting. Mr. Galies received a letter from the community council that the license was discussed and it did not appear they would support it; however, the community council had not found out it was for pull tabs only. As for the other letter, there are some neighbors Mr. Galles has consistently had problems with. He does not want to get into a personal aitack, but these people feel Galles Liquors is responsible far everything that is wrong in their life. Mr. Strathman asked were there other businesses similar to this one with gambling hall licenses. Ms. Rozek responded this is a first; LIEP has never had a pull tab machine in a liquor store. However, a gambling hall license allows this to happen in the establishment. QR-lo�Fs LEGISLATIVE HEARING FOR GALLES LIQUORS, 10-18-99 Page 2 Gerry Strathman recommended approval of the license. This is a legally permitted use. There is no history here to suggest anytl�ing other than a responsible business operation. The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 a.m. 0 Council File # ° l a — Ip� ORIG�NA� Presented Referred To RESOLUTION OF SAINT PAUL, IVI�NNESOTA Green Sheet # 101634 Committee Date I5 WHEREAS, the Legislative Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 0099657) for Gambling Hall License (add-on to e�sting licenses) by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, at 1325 Randolph Avenue, be approved THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby approves this license. Yeas Nays Absent Biakey � Coleman f Hazris � Benanav � Reiter ;/ Bostrom +� t�� ✓ � o r, Requested by Depaztment of: � Porm Approved by City Attorney � Adopted by Council: Date ��.�� ��_ `�T Approved by Mayor for Submission to CouncIl Adoprion Ce by Council Secretary BY� V� �-. !� Y: Approved by Mayor: Date /U���� By: � Council Offices Gerry Strathman, 266-8575 NUST BE ON COIRJGLAGH�iY1 BY (OATEJ October 27, 1999 10-19-99 TOTAL # OF SIfaNATURE PAGES GREEN SHEET oe..,�rseetaR aq-lo�{s No 101 �34 [=;ii= ��_-� ❑ arcwnmar � arceteuc ❑ wuxcu�m�xrtsw� ❑ wo�cKac.rxiccrs ❑ WMORlORYOfAIR) ❑ (CLJP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE� Approving application for a Gambling Hall License by Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. PUWNING COMMISSION CIB CAMMITfEE CNIL SERVICE COMMISSION Has tnis v�soMm� e.erworlcea u�wer a contract toru,is aepamnenta VES NO Fles Mia P�aoMim ecer been a WY emPbY�� YES f� Does thie ae'wnlfirm Doaseas a sWll not namalyP�ssed by anv anent tllv emW�Yee9 YES NO Is tltis p�MSONfirm a larpe4ed •eiMoYt YES MO �`,��i`;� �"�:;ic'�;i::? �v.;"il�Y .: : �..7. J SOURCE COST/REVENUE BUDfiETED (CIRCLE ON� YES ACiIVRY NUMBER NO (F�IAIN) q�t-4o�15 MINUTES OF TT3E LEGISLATIVE HEARINCT TI� GALLES CORPOI2ATION, 1325 RANDOLPH AVENUE Monday, October 18, 1999 Gerry Strathman, Legislative Hearing Officer The meeting was called to order at 10:32 a.m. STAFF PRESENT: Corinne Martens, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP); Cluistine Rozek, LIEP Gerry Stratlunan stated this hearing is being held to hear objections to the issuance of a gambling hall license to the Galles Corporation, DBA Galles Liquors, 1325 Randolph Avenue. Corinne Martens explained the business has met the requirements for fire inspection, licenses, and zoning inspection. LIEP's recommendation is for approval of the licenses. Mr. Stathman asked was anyone here to speak in objection to the license application. (No one appeared'm objection.) Mr. Strathman read the two letters he received regazding the licenses: John and Hannah Barcus, 1303 Randolph Avenue and 1188 Goodrich Avenue, wrote about the following concerns: the store has been contributing to the deterioration of the neighborhood, huge trucks tie up the alley behind the store, the license would fiuther aggravate and demoralize youth and young married people, gambling is widespread and leads to deeper social problems. Sara Piliow, Macalester- Crroveland Community Council, wrote the community council does not support the licenses and there seems to be an unnecessary expansion of chazitable gambling in the neighborhood. Dan Ga11es, partner, appeared and stated he is a member of the Midway Lions Club. One of their fundraising strategies is charitable gambling. That is why they have chosen to participate in pull tabs in an off premise liquor establishxnent. Last yeaz, they raised money to give to various organizations. Mr. Strathman asked for a response regarding the letters he received. Mr. Ga11es responded he was not informed Galles Liquors would be on the Macalester-Groveland Community Council agenda. There was never an opportunity to attend the meeting. Mr. Galies received a letter from the community council that the license was discussed and it did not appear they would support it; however, the community council had not found out it was for pull tabs only. As for the other letter, there are some neighbors Mr. Galles has consistently had problems with. He does not want to get into a personal aitack, but these people feel Galles Liquors is responsible far everything that is wrong in their life. Mr. Strathman asked were there other businesses similar to this one with gambling hall licenses. Ms. Rozek responded this is a first; LIEP has never had a pull tab machine in a liquor store. However, a gambling hall license allows this to happen in the establishment. QR-lo�Fs LEGISLATIVE HEARING FOR GALLES LIQUORS, 10-18-99 Page 2 Gerry Strathman recommended approval of the license. This is a legally permitted use. There is no history here to suggest anytl�ing other than a responsible business operation. The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 a.m. 0