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� Council Resolution
Presented By �`� ��
Referr o Committee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
WHEREAS, Plums Enterprises of St. Paul, Inc. (Dean Vlahos,
President) holds on-sale liquor licenses and restaurant licenses
for premises known as Plums at 480 South Snelling Avenue, St. Paul,
Minnesota; and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to application having been made, the Council
by its Resolution C. F. No. 280450 adopted June 8, 1983 extended
the area for service of liquor for the above premises to include a
fenced outdoor seating area to serve lunches and early dinners in
a patio area subject to the condition that there will be no music
of any type, either live or mechanically provided using speaker
systems, the permission having been granted pursuant to Section
409.06, Subd. 5, of the Saint Paul Legislative Code, and based upon
the presentation of a petition consented to by 90� af the owners
and tenants of all private residences, dwellings and apartment
houses located within 200 feet of the proposed outside service area
stating that they had no objection to such service area; and
WHEREAS, The City Council having been apprised subsequent to
the adoption of Resolution C. F. No. 280450 that the petition sub-
mitted with the application did not contain the required 90� con-
sent signatures of the required owners and tenants of private
residences, dwellings and apartment houses located within 200 feet
of the proposed area, the Council in granting the renewal of the
on-sale liquor license for the above described property by Reso-
lution 84-190 adopted February 15, 1984 specifically excluded from
the said renewal the outside patio service area extension granted
by the City Council on June 8, 1983 for the purpose of making a
subsequent finding and determination as to the validity of the
petition submitted with the original application; and
WHEREAS, Upon the recommendation of the License Inspector and
at the request of Dean Vlahos, President of Plums Enterprises of
St. Paul, Inc. , a hearing was held on July 3, 1984 before the Council
COU[VCILMEN Requested by Department of:
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FletCher
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Masanz
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Tedesco
Wilson
Adopted by Council: Date Form Approve b City Attorn
Certified Passed by Council Secretary BY
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of the City of Saint Paul for the purpose of considering the recom-
mendation of the License Inspector that the permission heretofore
granted for the fenced outdoor seating area be rescinded upon the
grounds that a subsequent examination of the number of consent
signatures required so as to meet the required 90� provision of
Section 409. 06, Subd. 5, had not been complied with and that the
City Council, based upon a mistake in fact had heretofore granted
this permission for the fenced outdoor seating area; and
WHEREAS, Testimony was received from Joseph F. Carchedi, Dean
Vlahos and counsel representing Dean Vlahos; and
WHEREAS, The evidence established that the License Inspector
and the City Council had erred in determining that the required 90%
consent signatures was presented to the City Council, together with
the application by Plums Enterprises of St. Paul, Inc. at the June
8, 1983 Council hearing and that therefore the Council action grant-
ing permission to the licensee to sell and serve intoxicating
liquors in the outside patio area in conjunction with their license
at 480 South Snelling Avenue, was issued under a material mistake
of fact and in violation o� the provisions of Section 409.06 ,
Subd. 5, of the Legislative Code; and
WHEREAS, Based upon all of the evidence, testimony and documents
received, and upon the findings recited above, the Council has deter-
mined that the Resolution C. F. 280450 adopted June 8, 1983 should
be rescinded on the basis that the permission granted therein was
issued based upon a material mistake of fact and in violation of
the provisions of the Legislative Code; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the permission heretofore granted by the City
Council pursuant to Council Resolution C. F. 280450 adopted June 8,
1983 granting permission to Plums Enterprises of St. Paul, Inc. to
extend the area for the service of liquor to include a fenced out-
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� Council Resolution
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Referr d o Committee: Date
Out of mittee By Date
door seating area be and is hereby rescinded and the City Clerk be
and is hereby directed to mail a copy of this resolution to Plums
Enterprises of St. Paul, Inc. at 480 South Snelling Avenue, Saint
Paul, Minnesota.
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COUNCILMEIV Requested by Department of:
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Masa�'
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Adopted by Council: Date
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JOHN DREW
Councilman
NDREA FIELD ALBRECHT
Leri�lati�e Aide
June 14, 1984
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Mr. Joe Carchedi (
License Inspector ;�
Room 203, City Hall ;
St. Paul , Minnesota 55102
Dear Joe: �
I would like to confirm our conversation of this morning in which you
indicated to me that you are requesting that Plum's agenda item of the
City Council agenda scheduled for June 19, 1984 be laid over to the
June 26 meeting of the City Council .
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CITY IiALL SEVENTH FLUOR SAII�T PAUL, TIINNESOTA SS102 612/295-4473
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STATEMENT OF DEAN P. VLAHOS TO THE SAINT PAUL CITY COUNCIL
JUNE 26 , 1984
10 :00 A.M.
GOOD MORNING . . . MY NAME IS DEAN VLAHOS . . . I AM A ST. PAUL
BUSINESSMAN AND AM IN THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE BUSINESS, AS THE
PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF CONCOURSE AND PLUMS.
IN 1983, WE PURCHASED AN ON-SALE LIQUOR BUSINESS AND RELATED
PROPERTY, AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SNELLING AND RANDOLPH, FOR
A PURCHASE PRICE OF APPROXMIATELY $600 ,000 . ADDITIONALLY, WE
HAVE SPENT IN EXCESS OF $400,000 TO COMPLETELY REMODEL THE FACILITY
AND, IN THE PROCESS, HAVE CREATED A QUALITY RESTAURANT, IN ADDITION
TO SERVING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
IN CREATING THIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT, WE ALSO WANTED TO CREATE A
NEW IDENTITY AND, THEREFORE, CHANGED THE NAME TO PLUMS. SINCE
OUR OPENING FIFTEEN (15) MONTHS AGO, WE HAVE BEEN FEATURED ON THE
TELEVISION SERIES P.M. MAGAZINE, NAMED ONE OF THE TEN BEST
RESTAURANTS IN THE TWIN CITIES AREA BY MINNEAPOL�S--ST. PAUL MA�A�I�1E,
AND HAVE RECENTLY BEEN RATED AS ONE OF THE TOP DINING ANp DRI1�iKING
ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE COUNTRY, BY PLAXBOY MAGAZINE. THIS RECOG�I'ITIO�T
HAS NOT ONLY REFLECTED FAVORABLY ON QLUMS, BUT ON THE CITX' OF
SAINT PAUL AS WELL.
PLEASE ALLOW ME TO GIVE YOU A FEW STATISTICAL FACTS ABOU� P,�U�fS:
l. WE PAY OVER �7 ,000 I�t REAL ESTATE TAXES.
2. WE PAID $9 6,U 0 0 IN SALES TAX FOR DUR FIRST NI�IE (9) MONTHS
OF OPERATION.
3 . FOR THP,T SAME NI�I'E (9) 1�ONTH PERIOD, WE ALSO �AD �AXROLL
TAXES OF APPROXIMATELY �78 ,000.
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4 . PLUMS CURRENTLY EMPLOYS 110 PEOPLE, NOT INCLUDING
MAINTENANCE OR CONTRACT LABOR.
5. THE PURCHASE AND IMPROVEMENT OF OUR ESTABLISHMENT WAS
COMPLETED TOTALLY BY PRIVATE FINANCING, WITHOUT THE
ASSISTANCE OF ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY, TAX-INCREMENT
FINANCING, OR OTHER TYPE OF GOVERNMENTAL ASSISTANCE.
PLUMS PROVIDES A BRIGHT AND PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE. . . GOOD FOOD . . .
AND SERVICE BY AN EXPERIENCED STAFF. LAST SUMMER, IN ORDER TO AUGMENT
THESE FEATURES, AND TO INSURE THE HIGHLAND PARK COMMUNITY AGAINST
ANOTHER "PUDGES, " WE ATTEMPTED TO RESTRICT OUR LATER EVENING PATRONS
TO A "21 AND OVER AGE LIMITATION. " THE SAINT PAUL HUMAN RIGHTS
DEPARTMENT DID NOT AGREE WITH THIS AGE LIMITATION AND, SUBSEQUENTLY,
WE WERE SUBJECTED TO LITIGATION AND FINALLY FORCED TO PAY A $6 ,400
FINE, AS A RESULT OF THIS POLICY.
WE HAVE FEATURED SEVERAL PROMOTIONS THAT DO NOT EMPHASIZE THE
INCREASED SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BE�lERAGES, SUCH AS BALLOON NIGHT,
ROULETTE NIGHT, AND SPECIAL ERA MUSIC �iIGHTS. OUR "IGE BREAKER"
PROMOTION WAS. CONCEIVED TO ENCOURAGE CO�iVERSATION AND COMMtJI�ITCATION�
AND WAS SO WELL RECEIVED THAT IT WAS FEATURED BY� A LO�AL TE�.,E��SION
STATION. WE HAVE A SUNDAY BUFFET, WHICH ATTRACTS NfANY� FAMILIES AFTER
THEIR CHURCH ATTENDANCE. WE WERE A�'IONG THE FIRST "FOOD AND BEVERAGE
ESTABLISHMENTS TO PROMOTE A "DRI.NKING IN �'IODER.ATIOI�I" PHSLOSOPHY
AND HAVE POSTED A PLACARD WHICH STATES, "FRIENDS DON`T LET FRIENAS
DRIVE DRUNK, ASK FOR IiELP, " BY OUR FRONT DOOR. PLU�LS HA� AND E1�Ik'ORCES
A STRICT DRESS CODE.
WE ARE COMMUNITY-MINAEp ANP HA�lE ATTEM�TEA TO WORK WITHI1�i THE
FRAMEWORK OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY COUNCIL. UI�Ix'ORTUNATELX� THERE
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ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO APPARENTLY WILL NOT BE SATISFIED UNTIL THEY
DRIVE PLUMS OUT-OF-BUSINESS. WE RECENTLY HAD A PROSPECTIVE SALE
OF PLUMS, TO A WELL-KNOWN ST. PAUL BUSINESSMAN AND 30-YEAR VETERAN
EMPLOYEE OF THE 3M COMPANY, VOIDED. RFTER ATTENDING TWO (2)
COMMUNITY COUNCIL MEETINGS, THIS GENTLEMAN WITHDREW FROM PURCHASE
DISCUSSIONS AND IS CURRENTLY SEEKING A SIMILAR INVESTMENT IN MINNEAPOLIS.
I AM HERE THIS MORNING TO PERSONALLY DISCUSS WITH YOU THE USE OF
OUR PATIO DECK FOR THE SERVICE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES DURING THE
SUMMER MONTHS. WE HAVE EXPENDED OVER $45, 000 IN IMPROVING THIS AREA
INTO A THREE (3) TIER PATIO DECK, WITH A WROUGHT-IRON FENCE ALONG
THE RANDOLPH STREET SIDEWALK, FORTY (40) FOOT TALL TREES, SHRUBBERY,
FLOWERS, AND A GONCEALED REFUSE DUMPSTER. WE MEET ALL FIRE AND
SAFETY CODES,. :
LAST YEAR, WE MADE PROPER APPLICATION TO THE CITY COUNCIL TO
EXPAND OUR LIQUOR SERVICE AREA TO INCLUDE THE PATIO DECK. IN
COUNCIL TESTIMONY, THERE WAS MUCH DISCUSSION REGARDING THE
ACTUAL DISTANCES AND MEASUREMENTS USED, THE CITY`S INTERPRETATIO�T
OF THE APPLICABLE STATUTES, AND THE GOMMUNITY COUNCIL`S CONCER�IS.
AFTER LENGTHY DISCUSSION, OUR APPLICATION FOR EXTEI�IDEA LIQUOR
SERVICE WAS APPROVED BY A 5 TO 1 MARGII�I. LATER, THAT APPRO�IA�
WAS RECINDED, FOR REASONS WHICH I STILL DO NOT UNDERSTAND. TODAX,
WE ARE AGAIN SEEKING APPRO�IAL FOR LIQUOR SERVICE ON OUR PATIO DECK
AND TO HAVE THAT APPROVAL A'1ADE PERNlA1�IENT, ONGE AND FOR AT�L.
THE ORGANIZER FOR THE CO�IMUI�IITY COiJ1�IGIL HAS SEEN FZT TO CHALTIEI�IGE
US ON AN ON-GOING BASIS. WHEN WE ATTEMPTED TO OBTAIl�fi CONSENT
SIGNATURES THIS SPRING� II�i ORDER TO ALLE�IATE FURTHER PROBLEMS,
HASSLES, AND LEGALITIES� THE �OMMU�iITY ORGADiI_ZER OF' DrSTRLCT .#I4
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WENT TO THE SAME PEOPLE THAT HAD ALREADY SIGNED OUR PETITION AND
INDUCED THEM TO RETRACT THEIR SIGNATURES.
THE THREE (3) PARKING SPACES THAT WE REMOVED TO CREATE THE PATIO
DECK HAVE BEEN REPLACED BY FIVE (5) NEW SPACES LEASED FROM AN
ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNER. ADDITIONALLY, ANOTHER THREE (3) SPACES
HAVE BEEN CREATED BY ALLOWIIVG PARKING WHERE THERE ONCE WAS THE
DRIVEWAY ENTRANCE INTO THE PARKING AREA.
I WOULD BE THE FIRST TO CONCEDE THAT THERE IS A PARKING PROBLEM
IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD. THE APARTMENTS AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE SNELLING AND RANDOLPH INTERSECTION HAVE VERY LIMITED
OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITIES. ADDITIONALLY, THERE ARE A NUMBER
OF OTHER BUSINESSES AT THIS INTERSECTION WITHOUT OFF-STREET PARKING.
IN FACT, ONLY TWIN CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SNELLING AND RANDOLPH, HAS SIGNIFICAIJT OFF-STREET
PARKING FACILITIES.
IN ORDER TO ADDRESS THIS PROBLEM, WE ARE CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN
ON-GOING DISCUSSIONS WITH OTHER BUSINESS OWNERS, IN OUR IMMEDIATE
NEIGHBORHOOD, AS TO THE POSSIBILITY OF CREATING A NEW PARKING AREA
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF BRIMHALL AND RANDOLPH. WE WOULD WELCOME
H.R.A. OR THE PORT AUTHORITX USII�IG THEIR POWERS OE' �ONDEM�IATIO�T
TO ACQUIRE THIS PARCEL OF LAND ANA THEN SELLING OR LEASING IT TO A
GROUP OF NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESSES. PLUMS WOULD BE MORE THA�T HAPPY
TO PAY OUR FAIR SHARE FOR THE CONSTRUCTIOAI A�iD ON-�GOI�iG �1IpITE�AI�I�E
FOR SUCH AN AREA.
LAST SUMMER, NU�IEROUS COMPLAI�TTS WERE CALLED II�ITO THE SAI�I'� �AUL
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POLICE DEPARTMENT. UNFORTUNATELY FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT'S
STANDPOINT, ALL OF THE CALLS WERE UNNECESSARY AS THE COMPLAINTS WERE
TOTALLY UNFOUNDED. THE SITUTATION BECAME SO RIDICULOUS THAT THE
POLICE STOPPED COMING WHEN COMPLAINTS WERE MADE REGARDING EXCESSIVE
NOI'SE OR PARKING PROBLEMS. BOTH MR. CARCHEDI AND FORMER CITY
COUNCIL PERSON JOHN GALLES FOUND, ON NUMEROUS PERSONAL INSPECTIONS,
THAT THE COMPLAINTS WERE UNFOUNDED AND THAT OUR PATIO DECK OPERATED
WELL WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE LAW AND WITH THE BEST INTEREST OF OUR
NEIGHBORHOOD IN MIND.
PLUMS NEEDS THE PATIO DECK FOR ITS SUMMERTIME BUSINESS. THERE ARE
NUMEROUS O.THER ESTABLISHMENTS THAT OPERATE WITH A PATIO FOR THE
SUMMER MONTHS, AND THESE HAVE BEEN WELL—RECEIVED BY THE PUBLIC.
AT THE PRESENT TIME, WE ARE ONLY SERVING FOOD ON THE PATIO DECK
BECAUSE OF THE QUESTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RAISED AS TO OUR RIGHT TO
CONTINUE TO USE THIS AREA FOR THE SALE AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC
BEVERAGES. PLUMS NEEDS THE SUPPORT OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND WE
NEED IT NOW. WE ARE FAST APPROACHING THE HEIGHT OF OUR SUMMER
SEASON AND FURTHER DELAYS COULD HAVE A VERY ADVERSE AFFECT ON OUR
FINANCIAL CONDITION.
WE KNOW THAT YOU, AS A CITY COUNCI.L MEMBER, ARE VERY INTERESTED
IN PROMOTIT�TG SAINT PAUL. TO SELL SAINT PAUL AS A CITY WHERE
PEOPLE CAN BOTH WORK AND PLAY; RAISE THEIR FAMILIES� An1D SE IN A
SAFE AND CLEAN ENVIRONMENT. BELIEVE ME, PLUMS ALSO WANTS THESE
SAME THINGS.
MANY OF YOU HAVE PERSONALLY SEEI�I OUR .4PERATIO�T A1�ID, THEREFORE, I
DON�T FEEL THAT I SHOULD HAVE TO SELL ITS COMMUNITY VAL.UE TO YOU.
I AM SURE OUR OPPONENTS WILL SEEK TO RAISE MANY TECHNICAL OBJECTIONS
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TO THE GRANTING OF THIS EXTENSION OF LIQUOR SERVICE. I BELIEVE,
AND I HOPE THAT YOU ALSO BELIEVE, THAT THE POSITIVES TO BE GAINED
FROM OUR PATIO DECK FAR OUT-WEIGH ANY TECHNICAL OBJECTIONS.
WE APPRECIATE THE COOPERATION AND ASSISTANCE WE HAVE RECEIVED, IN
THE PAST, FROM BOTH THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE LICENSING DEPARTMENT.
WE HAVE MADE A VERY SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT RELYING ON FAVORABLE
ACTION BY THIS COUNCIL. WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT YOU CONTINUE
TO RECOGNIZE THE VALUE OF PLUMS TO THE COMMUNITY, AND TO THE ENTIRE
CITY OF SAINT PAUL, BY AGAIN EXTENDING TO US THE RIGHT TO SERVE
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES ON OUR PATIO DECK. THIS EXTENSION WILL ALLOW
US TO ACCOMMODATE THE INFLUX OF SUMMER DINERS, WHO TRULY APPRECIATE
THE VIRTUES OF OUTDOOR DINING.
TOGETHER WITH MY ASSOCIATES, WE WOULD BE MOST HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY
QUESTIONS WHICH YOU MIGHT HAVE.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTATIVENESS AND FOR YOUR CONSIDER.ATION.
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480 SOt1TH Sl`IELLING . ST. PA�IL, MINI`IESOTA 55105
February 28, 1983
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We are your new husiness neighbors at the corner of Snelling and Randolph.
We recently purchased "Mclns Lounge" frc�m Mr. James R. McQuillan and Gre are
currently in tt�e process of totally xer�odeling the facility. Our plans are
to continue in business as a nei�hborhood food and beverage establishment.
Since we are new to ynur neighborhood, some of you might be concerned Frith
` our method of handling potential operations problems such as parking, Iate
night noise, �mrbage and debris, or vandalisra to property. Please aIIoW us
to assure you that these areas have all been given considerable attentian
and are of �rtYnary impartance to us. Some of our plans are as follows:
. P n --Off street parking arrangements have already been made with
loc merchants having sizeable p<�rking lots close to Plums. It is
our intention to promote these parking areas heavily, by including
information about them on our menus, brochures, and flyers, in order
to firmly establish their availability to our clientele.
. ��� tt1Noise--We will have at least one doorman on duty every
night o � e�week. At closing, we will ask our customers to leave
Plums as quickly as possible and to respect the privacy rights of our
neighbors. Our doorman's primary responsibility is to assure a quick,
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quiet, and orderly closing.
. e or Deb��-Our maintenance staff will "police" the immediate
nei�io`�c�daily, collecting cans, bottles, garbage, or other de- - �
bris. If there should be a problem, please notify our manager-on-duty.
. �a1�--In recognition of our responsibility to our neighbors, we
are most concerned with this matter. If any neighbor should have a
vandalism problem directly attributable to our customers, please notify
our manager-on-duty immediately. We will do everything within onr
legal power to rectify the situation and we wilZ be responsible for
fixing or replacing any damaged items or areas.
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� �,olution denyin6 the appeal of E�iward Kiel to a Summary Abatement Order for �'
``• property at 1101 Reaney. (Hearirg held April 10, 1984.)
33. Resolution approving a Lease Agreem�t with ID6 ��b25 providing for the lease of ��
p�rtions of the City's Valley Recreation Center, 690 Jackson St.
34. Resolution approving payment fY�om the Tort Liability Fi.md of $2,290.54 to Steven t/
Jw-� and Farmers Ins�mance Group, $216.44 to Herbert G. Carlson and $134.00
to F�iward Kruse in settlanent of their respective claims.
35. Resolution recommending public hearing date for July 19 1984 to consider ��"
rezoning of lands in the Hidden Falls - GYosby Farm Park j40 acre study. (City
Development & TY�sportation Comcnittee recommends approval.)
36. Resolution waiving retained easements in C.F.293940; �i� a resolution vacating � -
part of the alley in Block 3, M�jor's Addition:
MISCIIlAND�[1S
37. Appearance of Dean Vlahos regarding request for extension of liquor service a�-ea
(patio) at Pluns, Inc., Randolph and Snelling. (Laid over frcm 6/19/84)
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Mr. Joe Carchedi
License Inspector
Room 203, City Hall
St. Paul , Minnesota 55102
Dear Joe:
I would like to confirm our conversation of this morning in which you
indicated to me that you are requesting that Plum's agenda item of the
City Council agenda scheduled for June 19, 1984 be laid over to the
June 26 meeting of the City Council .
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June 13� 1984
City Council
City of St.Paul
c�o City Clerk Office
Re: Request to appear before the City Council at its June 19, 1984, meeting
to request an extension of the liquor service area (patio)
Please place me on the a�enda in regard to the al�ove-refereneed.
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Dean Vlahos
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JOHN DREW
Councilman
ANDREA FIELD ALBRECHT
I.egislative Afde
June 14, 1984
Mr. Joe Carchedi
License Inspector
Room 203, City Hall
St. Paul , Minnesota 55102
Dear Joe:
I would like to confirm our conversation of this morning in which you
indicated to me that you are requesting that Plum's agenda item of the
City Council agenda scheduled for June 19, 1984 be.laid over to the
June 26 meeting of the City Council .
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