87-539 WHITE - CITV CIERK
PINK - FINAN�E GITY OF SAINT PALTL Council �� ��3
CANARV - OEPA�7TMENT File NO. •
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Referred To Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED, that upon the City Council having conducted
a public hearing on the proposed increase to the cigarette
license fees with notice to existing licensees as required
by law, the Council does hereby increase the license fees for
cigarette licenses from $12.00 to $35.00 effective for all
licenses issued from and after the date of the adoption of
this resolution.
COUIVCILMEN Requested by Department of:
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Rettman
Scheibel G
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Tedesco
Wilson
Adopted by Council: Date APR 2 2 t987 Form Approved by City orney
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George Latimer
Mayor
March 23, 1987
Pursuant to Minnesota State Statute 471.707, Section 1 , License F'ee
Notice, I am hereby notifying you that on April 2'L, 1987 a public
hearing wil.l be held before the Saint Paul City Counci]. regardin�; t.h�
inr_rease in the Cigarettc:. znd Vending Machine license fee:: �or 1987.
This hearing will Ue held in the Saint Paul City Counc.i.l Chambers, t:hird
floor of. the City and County Courthouse at 10:00 a.m.
At this hearing, in accordanr_e with Saint I'aul Legisl.ative Co3�_ 3'.0. 16, €
License fees, the License Inspectur. will make a r.ecommendation Cl�at t'r:e �
fees be increased as follows:
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Foodstuff Vencling Machine '
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1986 I?ee 19i37 ree
$10.75 $11.75
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Foodstuff Vending Machi�ne O��eraLOr.
1986 Fee 198' Fee
$54.25 $58.5U
Cigarett'e
1986 Fee 1987 Fee
$12.00 $35.00
Sincerely,
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Joseph F. Carchedi
License Inspector
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M E M O R A N D U M
TO: St. Paul City Council
RE: Cigarette Vending Machine License Fees
DATE: April 22, 1987
The following is a sample of cities that currently license
cigarette vending machines.
City Cost of License
Mendota Heights 12. 00/Machine
South St. Paul 12. 00/Machine
Minneapolis 25. 00/Location regardless
of number of machines
Bloomington 12.00/Machine
Fridley 12. 00/Machine
Anoka 25.00/Machine
Cottage Grove 20. 00/Location regardless
of number of machines
Little Canada 12.00/Machine
Under Minnesota law, a city can charge no more than its
costs incurred to issue a license and inspect a vending machine.
This rule was enunciated by the Minnesota Supreme Court in the
case of Barron v. City of Minneapolis, 212 Minn. 566 ( 1942) .
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VENDING MACHINES AND CIGARETTE
PUACHASES BY MINOAS
Only 2 Out Of 10 Teenagers Smoke
Only 1 out Of 10 Teenage Smokers
Purchase Cigarettes
Over 97 Per Cent Of Teenage Smokers
Do Not Buy From Vending Machines
Most Cigarette Vending Machines
Are Lacated In Establishments
Where Minors Are Not Admitted
Compiled From Major Research Studies And Published By
National Automatic Merchandising Association
20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60606
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SMOK�NG HABIT$ OF MINO�tS
* Onlq two out of 10 high school se�iors smoke cig;arettes regularlp,
13.8X smoke a half-a-pack-a-dap or more and 7e3z a pack-$-day or
more.
* 61.2X of high school seniors believe smoking one or more packa of
. cigarettes per d�y is a �reat risk and 71X disapprove o� geople 18
�qaars of age and older �ho smoke one or more pecke of c�garettes a „
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* Onlp 22� of aeniors report that most or �11 of their friende �moke.
* Studies conducted over the past tweaty �ears demonstrate conclusively
that vending machines play virtually no role in teenage smoking or
purchaae of cigarettes bq teenagers, (Most teenage smokers do not ';
purchase cigarettes and of �hose that do, less than 2.SX purchase '
cigar�ttes from vending machines. ) �
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(based on atudies: Dru s and American Hi h School Students; 1975 - 1983, �
Ue So Depart�nent of ea t an uman erv c�s. u c ea t ervi ce; �
Teena e Smokin 9 Ue So Department of Health, Education and Welfare,
u c ea t ervice Pubo Noo (NIH) 76-931f Teen-Age Ci�arette Pur-
chaein and Smokin Habits in the Us So A. � 1�53, erti TrIar e�ng
roup, nc.
8i3OF 10 MACHINE".� LOCATED WHERE MINORS'.�E NOT AL�
;
. Bars, Cocktail Lounges 31X OTHER �.00ATIONS � ;
Industrial Plants 27� Restaurants 13X '
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Offices 12X Service Stations, Govern- �
ment-Militarg, Retai�
Hotels/Motels 4X Stoses� Transportation
Terminals, Recreation-
Universit3.es/Colleges 3.5X Bowling Centers, Misc. 9o5X
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TOTAL 77.5X TOTAL 22.SX
Source: N A M A nationwide c3.garette machine placement st�dy representing
590 vending com�anies operating in virtuallq everq state. Conducted,
March, 1986.
VENDING'S SHARE OF CIGARETT� MARKET
. * Approximately 7X of the total annual dFymestic cigarette sale8 of
29eS billion packs 3.s trgnsacted through vending machineso .
(Sources: N_ A M _A Operatins. Ratio Reportt V T Census of the Industry;
Amarican Autc�ma c erc an�3 ser oe��In3uatr eneus,t o acco
n ustry ro e
Compiled by: National Automatic Merchandising Associ.ationa 3.1586
20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, IL 60606 (312) 346-0370