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Council File No. 187411 — Ordinances No.
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I N ordinance to license the opera- tiof private clubs in the City of
t Paul. This is an emergency ordi-
nance rendered necessary for the pres-
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An ordinance to license the operation of
private clubs in the City of Saint Paul. This
is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for
the preservation of the public peace, health,
and safety.
THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section •1. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or
corporation to keep or operate a private club within the limits of
the City of Saint Paul without first having obtained a license so
to do, as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. Private Club defined. A private club is hereby
defined as follows :. Every p ace regu arly used, maintained, adver-
tised, or held out to be a private club, society, or organization,
except:
(1) a meeting place or club rooms where
intoxicating liquors or beverages are not permitted
for consumption, dispensing or storage either by
the club or any member thereof or any other person,
or
2 a place of religious worship, or
3 places holding on -sale retailers' licenses
for the sale of intoxicating beverages.
Sec. 3. License- Application: Any person, firm, or corpora-
tion desiring a, license to operate a private club shall make applica-
tion in writing to the City Council upon a form to be provided by
the license inspector, with whom the application shall be filed.
The license inspector shall require that the following information
be set forth upon the application:
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(1) The name and place of residence of the
aRiicant.
(2) The exact location of the premises upon
which the applicant proposes to operate the private
club.
(3) Whether the applicant has ever been en-
gaged in, . similar business and, if so', the location
thereof and�the date when to engaged.
(4) Whether the applicant proposes, in addi-
tion to the conducting of meetings, to provide
(a) instrumental music with dancing for the guests
therein; (b,) , f or the serving-of food for consumption
on the premises; (c) non- intoxicating beverages for
consumption on the premises.
The application shall be signed by;-the applicant in person,
and if the applicant is a corporation or other type of organization,
by an officer of the corporation, who shall agree to comply with all
Yeas Councilmen Nays
DeCourcy
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President (Vavoulis)
Attest:
Passed by the Council
Approved:
City Clerk Mayor
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Favor
Against
griginal to City Clerk
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the ordinances of the City relating to the conducting of a private
club. He shall file with his application the receipt of the City
Clerk for the license fee paid, in the amount of Ten Dollars ($10).
Sec. 4. Investigation. Whenever an application for a
private club license is filed with the license inspector, he shall
register the same in a book for that purpose and shall refer the
application immediately to the health officer, the chief of police,
and the fire chief, who shall proceed to inspect and examine the
premises described in the application and report to the license
inspector whether the applicant is a proper person to receive such
a license and whether the premises are suitable for the business of
a private club. Upon receipt of the reports by the license inspector,
he shall transmit the said reports together with his recommendation
and any recommendation that the health officer, chief of police, and
fire chief shall make with respect to the applicant or the premises,
to the Council for its consideration.
Sec. 5. Hours
hereunder shall permit a
between the hours . of one
Monday through Saturday,
a. m. and twelve o'clock
a residence.
of Operation. No private club licensed
ny person to consume alcoholic beverages
o'clock a. m. and,eight o'clock a. m.
nor between the hours of one o'clock
m. on Sunday in club rooms not used as
Sec.:•- 4.. Inspection. It shall be a violation of—this --
ordinance for 'the holders of such license to prevent entry by
officers of the City of Saint Paul when said entry is for the purpose
of inspection and when said officers are on official duty.
Sec. 7. No license shall be
operation of a private club in a Class
Sec, 8. Any license issued
license and fig- �?�_._.� on the
issuance of the license,
granted hereunder for the
A or Class B residential zone.
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hereunder shall be an annual
anniversary date of the initial
Sec. 9. Revocation of License. Any license granted here-
under may be revoked if ,a violation of any provision of this Chapter
or of any of the ordinances of the City of Saint Paul or the laws of
the State of Mi sot cccuraA but such revocation shall not be made
until e Ci y Council as hela a public hearing thereon.
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Sec. 10. This�� ordinance is hereby declared to be an
emergency ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the
public peace, health;'--and safety.
Sec. 11. This ordinance shall take eff ect and be' in 'f orce
from and after its passage, approval, and publication. "
Sec. 12. This ordinance shall be deemed a part of the
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DeCourcy
Holland
Loss
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President (Vavoulis)
Attest:
City Clerk
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Approved:
Mayor
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St: Paul Legislative Code, and shall be incorporated therein and
given an appropriate chapter and /or section number at the time of
the next revision of the said Legislative Code.-
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DeCourcy
/ Holland
l/ Loss
Peterson
Rosen
Mr. President (Vavoulis) ,
Attest
City Clerk
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Passed by the Coun cil
In Favor
Against
Approved JUL 5196®
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Ori¢inal to City Clerk
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PRESENTED BY ORDINANCE NO
An ordinance to license the operation of
private clubs in the City of Saint Paul. This
is an emergency ordinance rendered necessary for ;1
!�e preservation of the public peace, health, and
THE COUNCIL OF %E CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
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Section 1. \It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation
The application shall be signed by tk applicant in person, and if
the applicant is a corporation or other type of organization, by an officer
of the corporation, who shall agree to comply wi h all the ordinances of the
City relating to the conducting of a private cl . He shall file with his
plication the receipt of the City Clerk for the license fee paid, in the
ount of Ten Dollars MO).
Section 4. Investigation. Whenever an �p
club license is filed with the license inspector, h
in a book for that purpose and shall refer the appl3;
health officer, the chief of police, and the fire ch
to inspect and examine the premises described in the
the license inspector whether the applicant is-a pro;
Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by
DeCourcy
Holland
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Winkel
Mr. President (Dillon)
Approved:-
Attest:
City Clerk
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lication for a private
shall register the sane
ation immediately to the
ef, who shall proceed
application and report to
1�,r person to receive,
Council
Mayor
Favor
Against
to
keep or operate a p ivate club within the limits of the City of Saint Paul
without first having ob ained a license so to do, as hereinafter provided.
Section 2. Pri ate Club defined: A private club is hereby defined
as
follows: Every place r ularly used, maintained, advertised, or held out to
be
a private club, society, or organization other than a place of religious
worship.
Section 3. License lication. Any person, firm, or corporation
desiring .a license to operate�a private club shall make application in writing
to
the City Council upon a form o be provided by the license inspector, with
whom the application shall be fil d. The license inspector shall require that
the follotiring information be set rth upon the application:
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1. The name and pla e of residence of the applicant.
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'2. The exact location of the premises upon which the
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applicant propos to operate the private club.
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3. 1Jhether the applican. has ever been engaged in a
similar business an , if so, the location thereof r
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and the date,when s engaged.
L,.. ZThether the applicant p oposes, in addition to the
conducting of meeting to provide (a) instrumental
music with dancing for the guests therein; (b) for
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the serving of food for consumption on the premises;
(c) non - intoxicating be rages for consumption on
the premises.
The application shall be signed by tk applicant in person, and if
the applicant is a corporation or other type of organization, by an officer
of the corporation, who shall agree to comply wi h all the ordinances of the
City relating to the conducting of a private cl . He shall file with his
plication the receipt of the City Clerk for the license fee paid, in the
ount of Ten Dollars MO).
Section 4. Investigation. Whenever an �p
club license is filed with the license inspector, h
in a book for that purpose and shall refer the appl3;
health officer, the chief of police, and the fire ch
to inspect and examine the premises described in the
the license inspector whether the applicant is-a pro;
Yeas Councilmen Nays Passed by
DeCourcy
Holland
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Winkel
Mr. President (Dillon)
Approved:-
Attest:
City Clerk
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lication for a private
shall register the sane
ation immediately to the
ef, who shall proceed
application and report to
1�,r person to receive,
Council
Mayor
Favor
Against
Original to City Clerk
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such a license and whether the pre e
mi s are suitable for the business of a
private club. Upon receipt of the re orts by the license inspector, he shall
transmit the said reports together wit k his recommendation and any recommendation
that the health officer, chief of poli , and fire chief shall make with respect
to the applicant or the premises, to th Council for its consideration.
Section 5. Hours of Operation. No private club licensed hereunder
shall permit any person to consume alcoho c beverages between the hours of
one o'clock a. m. and eight o'clock a. m. n club rooms not used as a residence.
Section 6. Inspection. It shall be a violation of this ordinance
for the holders of such license to prevent e try by officers of the City of
Saint Paul when said entry is for the purpos of inspection and when said
officers are on official duty.
Section 7. Revocation of License. license granted hereunder
may be revoked if a violation of any provision f this Chapter or of any of
the ordinances of the City of Saint Paul or the aws of the State of Minnesota
occurs, but such revocation shall not be made un it the City Council has
held a public hearing thereon.
Section 8. This ordinance is hereby dec� aced to be an emergency
ordinance rendered necessary for the preservation of the public peace, health,
and safety.
Section 9. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage, approval, and publication.
Section 10. This ordinance shall be deemed a part of-the St. Paul
Legislative Code, and shall be incorporated therein and given an appropriate
chapter and/or section number at the time of the next revision of the said
Legislative Code.
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DeCourcy \
Holland
Mortinson In Favor
Peterson
Rosen Against
Winkel
Mr. President (Dillon) Approved:
Attest:
City Clerk Mayor
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An ordinance to
private clubs in the
is an emergency ordi
the preservation of
safety.
THY COUNCIL OF MiE CITZ OF
COUNCIL FILE NO
ORDINANCE NO
license the operation of
City of Saint Paul* This
,once rendered necessary for
he public peace, health, and
PAUL DOES ORDAIN:
Section 1. It shall be Z W for arT person, firm, or corporation
to keep or operato a private club n the limits of the City of Saint Paul
without first having obtained a.livens to to do, so hereinafter provided.
Section ?, Private Club
A private club is hereby deft
maintained, advertised, or held out to
organization, or social groups meet or
Section 3, License Applicatio
Any person, firm, or Corporation
Private olub shall make application in wri
form to be provided by the license inspect
be filed. The license inspector shall req
be set forth upon the application=
1. The name and place of
2. The exact location of t
applicant proposes to
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as follows; Fvery la so ,
p , - so�oi sties,
►e social funation ,_4&_4 th
des n e tic nee to o rate t a r
,I to the Ci Council, upon a
lr, with whom the application shall
ire that the follo -.ring information
3. 'Whether the applicant has
similar businees and, if
and the date when eo enR
4. Vhether the a►pplicent pro
conducting of meetings,
music with dancing for
the serving of food for
(c) non —into i eating be
the promises.
of the appli estte
premises upon whieh the
erete the private club.
ver been engaged in a
ao, the location thereof
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ia, in addition to the
provide (a) instrtmental
guestr therein; (b) for
�sumption on the premisges;
ges for consumption on
In case the applicant pro ses to a�ffo' d m bare a ri lege of
dancing, the application shall set for4 ems t o floor p C, ble
and which the applicant proposes to mai yin for anein purpo .
The application shall be signed by the plicant in person, and
if the applicant is a corporation or other type oflorgaanization, by an officer
of the corporation who shall agree to comply vit'h all the ordinances of that
City relating to the conducting of a private club. 'site shall file with his
application the roceipt of the City Clerk for the license fee paid, in the
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DeCourcy
Holland
Mortinson Tn Favor
Peterson
Rosen Against
Winkel
Mr. President (Dillon)
Approved:
Attest:
City Clerk
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amount of Ten Dollars _($10),� , sear the consent of property, ak-ner.s 'or
tenant:, as here.tnafter ,also d. i
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Section 4* ; Consent ot.�ieig {ring Property,
Where any proper thin'two hundred ( feet of-the premises
Vherein the-applicant proposes tocondue ' a .p e.te club comes within i resi-
dential zone under the ordinances'o hie a ,-the - applicant shall present with .
his application a statement-in writing + the owners or ttn=ts of, all'private
residences, dxellinga; or sparteent ae ocated within two hundred'(200).
feet of such premiees-:•to the effect hat They ave no, objection to• the granting " _
_ of such private club licence or t e opera t on. of ,the business of conducting. a-
private club at the - location pr owed.
Se�eti.-ot � ; ;nvestigation.
' �ihenever- in- application. for a prt ate elub..lieense is -filed with they ;
license inspector, he,. .,ohall register the sage In 'a book _for that purpose -and .
shall refer the application �nmecTie�tely to �,he- health officer, -the chief of
_'pollee, end the fire chief, who- shall- prose 'd to inspect an& examine. the
_ . premises described in the application and re Tort-to the license inspector
whether the appli hint •i's a' proper - person to �eeeive such i license and whether-
the premise >s' are, tunable -for the businecb o - a-.,private club: Dpon receipt
of the reports by ,the , liceAnse - inspector, he shall transmit thre still �reporta, ' ' -
together with hi. s- recommendation and say r- co6me�idation that the health-
- - of'f'icer, chief. of police, - and fire chief shal make with respect t' the 2
applicant or, the - premises, to the. Council for �ita 'consideration. .a
made the dut$ of :the chief of police, is t: by -
residents_ is re3uired undet this ordinance, toy ;suc ent
was giv °
Section 6. Hours' of Qperati,on.
No soft drinks- -o d stuff for con o on the premiuea -shall -
-be `.cold, 'provided - servect� or n to of .eiabera of the club on
"Ion ay b�exore 8 0 'chock_ A. m. an , ear . ;'nos ray; _ ura.,ay; _ r dey;
Saturday,, or Sunday betw6en the hours . to k a.. m.. end 8 o'clock e. ' a�. '
No- private- olub license mhall ' It♦_any person to! consume any- -•;: .
liquor on the premi aes: except within ih . , ho . " wh�n the. stale_ of., food stuf fs'. T" : t _
�ind",soft drinks arQ peritittedo- ercegt hat.th`e hall be'no colitumpti -n-'of ' : -
liquor can the•p�emi.ses from -imd a.fte , 1 o'clock t M':-on Sunday until
8 o'clock a. m.,,the following'Mond. -
None -.of the -terms of �} section, r inters to indicbte that
th 6 license i.'s in lied of , any her"requir licenses,` d' i t -i s expressly
stated ;herein that a privete ° b license oes .not- nke the lace of any -
other licenses as rewired the State f 'Minnero or the C ` ' of Saint Paul. • -
Section 7:.- Inspection.
I be a violation: ordin ces f r the holders of such
license to ent entry for of infipecti n o�rthe,,premi -sss� •
Y_ a proper Citl* =officials:
F1 ctlon S. ' Fevocation of 1ieenae. "
Arty license granted hereunder may:-be revbked.,if -a 'viol'ation of - any.. ,
provision of this.- Chipter or of any •of the ordinances-of the Cityy of Saint Paul
or the laws of thei'f'tate` of- Minnesota occurs, but, such revocation shall�'not be- '
made► until the Citr Council , hae held a public , hearing thereon': • •,
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Section 9. This ordinence is hereby declared to be an emergency
ordinance rendered necessary for the reservation of the public peace,
health, and safety.
Section 14. This ordinance hall take effect end, be in force
from and after its pansage, approval, d publication,
Section 11. This ordinance ¢h 1 be deemed a part of the St. Paul
Lepi Flative Code, and shall be in 7orpora d therein and given an appropr i ate
chapter and/or section nunber at the time f the next revision of the said
Legislative code.
Yeas Councilmen Nays
DeCourcy
Holland
Mortinson
Peterson
Rosen
Winkel
Mr. President (Dillon)
Attest:
City Clerk
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Approved:
Mayor
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