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03-554r Council FIle # �3 � 5Sy r Ordinance # Green Sheet # 3eo �.zy ORDINANCE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented By Referred To Committee Date : zy 1 An ordinance amending Chapter 409 to pernut sale of alcohol until 2 2:00 am. by those establishments which have obtained a permit 3 4 from the State 5 THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL DOES ORDAIN: Section 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 Section 409.07 of the Saint Paul I.egislative Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 409.07. Hours of sale; Sunday sales, etc. (a) Hours of sale. No sale of intoxicating liquor shall be made after 1:00 am. on Sunday nor until 8:00 a.m. on Monday. No on-sale shall be made between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on any weekday. Notwithstanding the foreeoine, an establishment which has received a permit from the State of Minnesota which authorizes sale of intoxicatin� uor or 3.2 nercent malt liquor on-sale between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 2:00 am. mav make such sales if it has provided a cop,v of the roermit to the Director of the Office of LIEP. No off-sale shall be made before 8:00 a.m. or after 8:00 p.m. of any day except off-sale shall be pernutted on Friday and Saturday until 10:00 pm. No off-sale shall be made on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, December 25. ff the sale of liquors is not otherwise prohibited on July 3, the date preceding Thanksgiving Day or on December 31, off-sale may be made until 10:00 p.m. (b) Sunday sales: (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of pazagraph (b), establishments to which on-sale licenses have been issued or hereafter may be issued for the sale of intoxicating liquors which are hotels or restaurants and which have faciliries for serving no fewer than fifty (50) guests at one (1) time may serve intoxicating liquors between the hours of 10:00 am. on Sundays and 1:00 am. on Monday in conjunction with the serving of food, but no liquor shall be served on Sundays other than to persons who aze seated at tables; provided, that the licensed establishment is in conformance with the Minnesota Clean Indoor Air Act. Notwithstandine the �'� �`� foregoing, an establishment which has received a uernvt from the State of � 0 7 Minnesota which authorizes sale of intoxicatine liquor or 3.2 percent malt liquor on-sale between the hours of 1:00 a.m. and 2:00 a.m. mav make such sales if it -�� has provided a cop,v of the roernut to the Director of the Office of LIEP. p3—SSy 3 (2) It is unlawful for any such establishment, directly or indirectly, to sell or serve 4 intoxicating liquors as provided in subparagraph (1) above without having first 5 obtained a special license therefor. Such special license may be issued by the 6 council for a period of one (1) year and for which the fee shall be two hundred 7 dollazs ($200.00). Application for said special license shall be made to the council 8 in the same manner as application for other licenses to sell intoxicating liquor are 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 u,.- (c) No consumption or display when prohibited. No person shall consume or display or allow consumption or display of liquor upon the premises of an on-sale licensee at any time when the sale of such liquor is not permitted. (d) Private Christmas parties. Notwithstanding any other provision of the Legislative Code, the license holder of premises having an on-sale license may once a yeaz during the Christmas season have a private party at no charge to the guests after the lawful closing hours; provided, that a written request for said party is submitted to the license inspector thirty (30) days prior to the proposed date of the party; and provided further, that no sales as defined by law of intoxicating liquors or nonintoxicating malt liquor shall be made at or during said party. The inspector shall notify the chief of police of the date of each proposed party. Section 2 Section 409.07 of the Saint Paul I.egislative Code is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 409.07.1. Extended service license. (a) License. Establishments located holding on-sale licenses issued under this chapter may remain open for the sale of food after the hours of sale provided in section 409.07 of the L.egislative Code and until 3:00 am. if they have first obtained an extended service license. Such license shall be a Class III license. Except as provided in subsection (d) below, the notice, hearing and consent requirements in section 411.04(b) of the I.egislative Code shall apply to extended service licenses. Applications shall be made on such forms as may be provided by the Office of License, Inspections and Environmental Protection. The fee for such license shall be established by ordinance as provided in sec6on 31019(b) of the I.egislative Code. (b) Procedures. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the council may, at any time and with respect to any establishment, condition, deny or revoke an extended service license in order to protect the public peace, welfaze and safety, or upon the grounds in section 310.06 of the I.egislative Code, but without compliance with the formal contested case hearing procedures in section 310.05 of the Legislative Code. The licensee or applicant shall be given an opportunity to be heazd before the council on such actions. (c) Regulations. T'he following regulations shall apply to all extended service licenses: (1) Food menu. The establishment shall, as a condition of issuance and throughout the term of such license, provide as a menu item during such extended hours of service at least four (4) different types of entrees and/or sandwiches and a choice of nonalcoholic beverages. 3� � 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 ,_. 03 -ssy (2) No alcohol. No alcoholic beverages may be offered, displayed, sold or consumed by anyone in the establishment during such extended hours. No alcoholic beverage container of any kind, whether empty or containing any alcoholic beverage, shall remain on the bar, tables, counters or any other place to which a customer has access, or at any location in the customer areas of the establishment, after 1:00 a.m., if the establishment has an extended service license or after 2:00 a.m. if the establishment has obtained a pernut from the State of Minnesota pursuant to Minn. Stat. §340A.504, subd. 7. (3) Alcohol storage. All alcoholic beverages shall be stored not later than 1:15 a.m., or 2:15 for those establishments which have obtained a pernut from the State of Minnesota nursuant to Minn. Stat. §340A.504, subd. 7, which pernuts later service and during extended service hours in a cabinet, locker, or storage area which is locked and secure, and which shall remain locked at all times during extended service hours. (4) Entertainment. Except as provided in subsection (d) below, no entertainment shall be provided during the extended service hours unless the applicant first complies with the petition and consent requirements of section 411.04(b) of the I.egislative Code. This is a sepazate and distinct requirement from that provided for in section 409.07.1(a) above, provided that the hearing dates may be combined at the discretion of the council. The provision of entertainment during any extended service hours shall be in conformity with all the other requirements of law, including Chapter 411 of the I.egislative Code. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no establishment shall provide Class C entertainment during the hours of extended service hereunder. (5) Conditions. The council may further condition any extended service license issued hereunder, which conditions may include, but aze not limited to, by reason of this specification: a. Limitations on the time of the extended service hours, and/or the days of the week on which such extended service hours may be held; b. Requirements concerning staffing or security levels and/or the provision of security during extended service hours; a Conditions relating to security, lighting, noise, litter, parking or traffic control; and d. Other conditions enumerated in section 310.06(c) of the L.egislative Code. Such conditions may be imposed on, revised or added to any extended service license at any time, without compliance with the formal contested case hearing procedures in section 310.05 of the Legislative Code. The licensee or applicant shall be given an opportunity to be heard before the council on such conditions. (d) Downtown business district. Applicants for extended service license located in the downtown business district, as defined in section 409.02, shall not have to comply with the notice, hearing and consent requirements in section 411.04(b) for either the license itself or the provision of entertainment under an existing entertainment license during the extended service hours. Class C entertainment cannot be provided during the hours of 1 _� .z� . 3 4 5 6 extended service hereunder. Section 3 This ordinance shall take effect and be in force thiriy (30) days following its passage, approval and publication. os -ssy Requested by Department of: Adopted by Council: Adoption Certified by Council �' � � � Form Approved by City Attorney � ��i�i + ,� Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet Green Sheet � og-SSy �- DeparlmenNoffice/council: � Daffi Initiated: : � — I,icensdlnspection/EnvironIhot 03JUN-03 Green Sheet NO: 3001024 ContaG Person 8 Phone: Janeen Rosas 266-9U13 on Couneil Agenda by (Date): Total # of Signature Pages � Assign Number For Routing Order Ueoartment Sent To Person - 0 i eose/fo tioo/Emiron Pr ' (Clip All Locations for Signature) - Action Requested: " An ordinance amending Chapter 409 to permit sale of alcohol unri12:00 a.m. by those establistunents which have obtained a pemut , from the state. Recommendations: Approve (A) or Planning Commission CIB Committee Civil Service Commission t. Has this person/firm everworked under a contrad for this department? Yes No 2. Has this persoNfirm ever been a city employee? � Yes, No 3. Does this persoNfirtn possess a skiil not normaly possessed by any curzent city employee? - - Yes No, Explain all yes answers on separate sheet and attach to green sheet Initiating,Problem, Issues, Opportuaity (Who, Wt�at, When, Where, VYhy): State statute was changed by 2003 Legislature to alIow cities to permit 2 am. bar closnre. AdvanW5les if Approved: , City of Saint Paul will be more competitiue in the convenGon mazket. Additional revenues from sales tax and additional revenue for state palrol. � Disadvantas�es IfApproved: " ' Additional'staff time for police and licensing staff possible for additional alcohol-related incidenu: DisadvaMages If Not Approved: � � City will lose revenue to other cities and will be less competitive for convenrion business. Total Amount of Trensaction: FundinSl Source: CastlRevenue Budge[ed: Activity Number. Financial Infortnation: " (Explain) w, _ __ E Nancy Anderson Re Answer to questions posed tonight on 2 a m closing on liquor�establishments m ____ m __ _ Page 1, From: Nancy Anderson To: Cervantes, Manuel Date: 6/5l03 10:52AM Subject: Re: Answer to questions posed tonight on 2 a.m. closing on liquor establishments When 1 verified the date with the City Council, they indicated that theywould like your response (as well as Chief Finney) at the third reading/public hearing, which will be held on June 25th. Yes, I will also advise Chief Finney. Thank you. »> Manuel Cervantes 06/04/03 05:22PM »> if i understood correctly, our office will be answering the council member questions at the meeting on June 18th, right? Would you please advise the police chief that the council would like him, or his designee, to report on Blakey's question on "What impact, if any, will the additional hour have on the city's law enforcement capabilities?" ti . _.� � Nancy Anderson City Councd Request Page 1_`, From: NancyAnderson To: Finney, Bill; Steenberg, Angie Date: 6/6/03 525PM Subject: City Council Request. Chief Finney - FYI: At the June 4, 2003, City Council Meeting, the Council requested that you provide a report to them on the impact, if any, on the 2:00 a.m. bar closing will have on the City's law enforcement. The Council requested that this report be provided to them at their June 25. 2003, Citv Council Meetinq (5:30 p.m. ortion . The following legislation will be considered at the June 25th Meeting, which will be a public hearing: C.F. 03-554 - An ordinance amending Chapter 409 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code to permit the sale of alcohol until 2:00 a.m. by those establishments which have obtained a permit from the State of Minnesota. (Please see their request on attached City Council Action Minutes - Page 11) Thank you, Nancy Anderson Assistant Secretary to the City Council Room 310, City Hall St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 266-8564 d�_s�� Interdepartmental Memorandum CITY OF SAINT PAUL G� � � � `�, � LµS �� ,td� TO: [�Z�7�A SUBJECT: DATE: Council President Dan Bostrom, 320 B City Hall Councilmember Jezry Blakey, 310A City Hall Councilmember Chris Coleman, Room 310B City Hall Councilmember Pat Harris, Room 310C City Hall Councilmember Jay Benanav, Room 310D City Hall Councilmember 7im Reiter, Room 320A City Hall Councilmember Kathy Lantry, Room 320C City Hall Chief William K. Finn�'. J �/ 2: DO AM Bar Closing June 20, 2003 23 " �,N At the June 4`" City Council meeting, the Council asked me to prepare a report regarding the proposed bar closing time of 2:00 AM and its impact on law enforcement in Saint Paul. None of my district commanders haue reported that the later bar closing tnne will have a ma}or impact on their operations. All have "late start" officers who will be auailable to cover the later closing times. Ail districts wili have the flexibility to adjust their traffic caz (afternoon) starting times to deal with any problems that may arise. Tlus is simply a matter of readjusting resotuces. Patrons of drinking establishments who cause problems at 1:00 AM wili probably cause problems at 2:00 AM. The police department will provide the appropriate resources at whatever time the bars close. It is also possible that the e�tra hour will spread out the depariure of the bar crowd instead of having everyone leave en masse at 1:00 AM. The later closing time will provide additionai convention business and economic development for the hospitality and convention industries. I am happy to keep my officers busy at any time of the night or day. My recommendation is to amend Chapter 409 of the Legislative Code to pemut the sale of alcohoi until 2:00 AM by those establishments which have obtained a permit from the State of Minnesota. cc: Mayor Randy Kelly Deputy Mayor Dennis Flaherty D3 -S�� 'AINT �AUL �cea CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 401 �orth Robert Street s�;re i;o Saint Paul, Minnesota ii101 Phour. 6i1.2235000 Fas: G51123�ill9 Suburban Services Center 3262 Rice Sueet Liclle Canada, Minnesota >5126 Fhone: 6j11j6.4770 F�: G51.25G.4771 YOUR BUSINESS June 25, 2003 Councilmember Pat Harris Room 310-C City Hall Saint Paul, MN SSi02 Deaz Councilmember Harris: 1� � ��L L "`"�� 'W� GY' v"' v` �� (. �'`, I urge you to support the 2 a.m. bar closing time for the City of Saint Paul at the council meeting this evening. The Saint Paui Area Chamber of Commerce supports policy that helps businesses in Yhe Saint PaullEast Metro area be niore competitive by promoting econoxnic growth throughout the region. In support of that principle, we want to ensure the hospitality industry in Saint Paul can continue to compete with Minneapolis. Ensuring a level playing field with the passage of this ordinance would do that. We ask that you support this ordinance citywide. Many of Saint Paul's most popular venues are not necessarily in the downtown core proposed for a ca�ve- out. Places such as O'Gara's, Tom Reid's, Vine Park Brewing Co. and ShamRock's need to compete for business just like the core downtown venues. Giving one establishment the privilege of having the choice to stay open an extra hour for business but not the other, places the city council in the unsavory position of choosing winners and losers. The better policy is to adopt an ardinance that fits city wide and allow individual operators to make the choice for their own business whether or not to stay open until2 a.m. Just like they will soon be able to do in Minneapolis. Your support of this ordinance is also important from a more global economic development perspective. Saint Paul has done a remarkable job over the last few yeazs repositioning ourselves and creating a vibrancy in our ciry that has resulted in tremendous activity in the evening hours. This image of vibrancy is important to our future efforts to attract and retain businesses and jobs in our city. Saint Paul cannot be seeu as Yhe sleepy city to the East. Again, I urge your support of the 2 a.m. bar closing time to be adopted citywide. Sincer�ly, t7" �� Larry Dowell President ADVOCATE c � a a� � g� � � i � �n � r� � � �° � � s� �rs �.� -ss� We oppose the extension of Bar Closing until2am. It will cause more police calls, more drunk driving and more problems with residential neighbozs. But if it is going to pass procedures should be placed on the establishments that choose to extend their license to mitigate some of the problems that will occur. Extending baz hours will cause more police calls, cause more disturbance even later in the night, therefore License holders should take responsibility for the privilege of later bar hours. Establishments that are within 300 feet of residential property should have securiry outside (not inside) all their exits after midnight. The security should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Bar owners are already supposed to be responsible for the orderly arrival and departure of their patrons, but are rarely held responsible for this. Security outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated that the laCer bar time will a11ow the orderly departure of patron over the 1— 2 am serving hour. In this light of this, any new ordinance should reflect that establishments should be closed at 2am, and not allow to linger until later hours We respectfuliy request that you do not extend bar hours until2 am, but if you do, please take precaurionary action to prevent undue problems in the community. We Iso ask that you write cleu penalties so that any new ordinance can be enforced. Sign Printed Nam Address Phone �, �� r=��ixie�y �75 Hfl�Ir Av. 551�Z �S'�. ZZZ. l5B60 � L� 01�� °�+��"�r�,� �� 1��2�- S Z �s�--2 zz—�7y � � �53 ��YAti�. S�iuz �l-a��-�13G. �� v ��it�, I-I� �5 � S�e�� e �� 2�� r�{ ��, �� , _ � �� (�s� � �� ; �� z � �� -o�� °� �-�� / -rc�.� G �1�a �Z�- �� '� �� .� � � � I � �3- ss� We oppose the extension of Bar Closing until2am. It will cause more police calls, more drunk driving and more problems with residenrial neighbors. But if it is going to pass procedures should be placed on the establishments that choose to extend their license to miugate some of the problems that will occur. Extending bar hours wiil cause more police calls, cause more disturbance even later in the night, therefore License holders should take responsibility for the privilege of later baz hours. Establishments that are within 300 feet of residential property should have security outside (not inside) all their exits after midnight. The security should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Bar owners are already supposed to be responsible for the orderly arrival and departure of their patrons, but are rarely held responsible for this. Security outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated that the later baz time will allow the orderly departure of patron over the 1— 2 am serving hour. In this light of this, any new ordinance should reflect that establishments should be closed at 2am, and not allow to linger until later hours We respectfully request that you do not extend baz hours until2 am, but if you do, please take precautionary action to prevent undue probiems in the community. We lso ask that you write clear penalties so that any new ordinance can be enforced. Signature..........Printed Name Address Phone �' � �1� � ��--- �� c��e � �,I �2wa 7-�, oEE�oSc.� 57 j �s �� -� Sf �� I , r.�J�d ssio�Z �z�t iAs��u�� s < . r�o,�.,� , u�W ssw� z,2�-a��3 zzz.-�i.c��Z � �. � � �l'�� U�� 3� �� i�� ,� �e c�, ��.�.� �� o� 2aS- , a � �� Y-a� �� l�S�� n�� SS�� J � � � � j �,;.� �� h� �y,��-� �� s��l �,� a q�-E �� , a�� C��r. � �� S� �\�aa,s � ��-(1 `�� `�� }��,''��e.s 03 -S5� We oppose the extension of Bar Closing unril 2am. It wIll cause more police calls, more drunk driving and more problems with residenrial neighbors. Sut if it is going to pass procedures shouid be placed on the establishments that choose to extend the"u license to mitigate some of the problems that will occur. Extending bar hours will cause more police calls, cause more disturbance even later in the night, therefore License holders should take responsibility for the privilege of later baz hours. Establishments that aze within 300 feet of resiflential property should have security outside (not inside) all their exits after midnight. The security should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Baz owners aze already supposed to be responsible for the orderly arrival and departure of their pah�ons, but are rarely held responsible for this. Security outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated that the later baz time wi11 ailow the orderly departure of patron over the 1— 2 am serving hour. In this light of this, any new ordinance should reflect that establishments should be closed at 2am, and not allow to linger untillater hours We respectfully request that you do not extend baz hours unti12 am, but if you do, please take precautionary acfion to prevent undue problems in the community. We Iso ask that you write clear penalves so that any new ordinance can be enforced. >�'� Signayur Printed Name Address Phone ,,, �✓�� 6�/✓�-u.e�z�„�- 6s/-aa�-1�� (tiL^�C�''Q�t,/ s�� > �� w�� fi� �� ._, C'��S i��,��- t( l/ 5�i�-�- �� -�° `� �z�� s��k��.��«c��3� z �y-zy�� . ��Q R�sti,t� �o �ve, Cc�s`�) z�sr��3 , (Y�¢rb�oF�.. wwaeLe:�_ �,,-e��e, �-,-�=-�'� �.s�� f''t� �?r`��-' �� 5 � �� ?.�� -�� -�� .�� L ?�_ � < << � n � �' (� � �^�14�.L �auC'Y�c_ ( (�(/ lt��tt'i��whJ1 � � � � �r��r 220 � ars�a� l �ye zP2 - � 06 � /13—SSs� We oppose the extension of Baz Closing until 2am. It will cause more police calls, more diunk driving and more problems with residenrial neighbors. But if it is going to pass procedures should be placed on the establishments that choose to extend their license to mitigate some of the problems that will occur. Extending baz hours will cause mare police calls, cause more disturbance even later in the night, therefore License holders shouid take responsibiliry for the privilege of later bar hours. Establishments that are within 300 feet of residential property should have security outside (not inside) all their exits after midnight. The security should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Bar owners aze already supposed to be responsibie for the orderly amval and departure of their patrons, but are razely held responsable for this. Security outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated that the later bar time will a11ow the orderly deparlure of paffon over the 1- 2 am serving hour. In this light of this, any new ordinance should reflect that establishments should be closed at 2am, and not a11ow to linger untillater ho�s We respectfully request that you do not extend bar hours until2 am, but if you do, please take precautionary action to prevent undue problems in the community. We lso ask that you write clear penalties so that any new ordinance can be enforced. �� A \�Q� �,�� ........Printed Name � � � � °� _"-,--.._ � �� - �� ' �� e�� -�� Address �� (�rPu��w� CtVf- n �� f 6� -�� 83 `�� 4.�.�� a�- � �� (.�.� � Phone �Sf zz�-�j� �� 3�°� Z�� >-��8�� l-4 �`��OS�S` �s �� z� ��v� 03 -�s� We oppose the extension of Bar Closing unril2am. It will cause more police calis, more ckunk driving and more problems with residential neighbors. But if it is going to pass procedures should be placed on ffie establishments that choose to extend their license to mitigate some of the problems that will occuz. Extending baz hours will cause more police calls, cause more diswrbance even later in ihe night, therefore L"acense holders should take responsibiSity for the privilege of later baz hours. Establishments that aze within 300 feet of residenflal property should have security outside (not inside) all the's exits after midnight. The &ecurity should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Bar owners aze already supposed to be responsible for the orderly arrival and departure of their patrons, but are razely held responsible foi this. Securiry outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated tttat the later bar time will allow the orderly departure of patron over the I— 2 am serving hour. In this light of this, any new ordinance shouid reflect that establishments shonld be closed at 2am, and not allow ta linger nntil later hours We respectfully request that you do not extend bar hours unffi 2 am, but if you do, please take precauuonary action to prevent undue problems in the community. We lso ask that you write clear penaldes so that any new ordinance can be enforced. Signature Printed Name Address Phone �t�N� S�� oSs S9t� ��Q� �� 893� �� I�a��r��'�'' M.'Oe�1�� t �; �aV�� 51z Deu��an �6 - 800� ,,� ��.,�,�,��. �.z�-�� 7 �'�'�w47a� 221r�9i7 �� AlPK t�of��r,�l-r �r3 �"A��Zf.✓G�'6ni a�f��9i9 U y�! rJs�NJ,xn 8=�-h'-�3 � Mn��xr� �� e� �.c�c�., �...a'� ��,�°�c\ t...,. ��---� .y j��--�� AL�, �J - �,�F�'f.�L(�J ��}g �'"dvZil,�a °`2� � � g �o� . �� cL c, ��t-L ��Z �� c�� z2� �s �Z `�a�q p3 -ss� We oppose the extension of Baz Closing until2am. It will cause more police calls, more drnnk driving and more probiems with residential neighbors. But if it is going to pass procedures should be placed on the establishments that choose to extend their license to mitigate some of the problems that will occur. Extending bar hours will cause more police calls, cause more disturbance even later in the night, therefore License holders should take responsibilily for the privilege of later bar hours. Establishments that aze within 300 feet of residential property should have security outside (not inside) all their exits after midnight. The security should enforce noise, loitering and other disorderly conduct issues. Bar owners are already supposed to be responsible for the orderly arrival and departure of their patrons, but aze rarely held responsible for this. Security outside is a way for late night issues to be addressed immediately. At the state legislature, the proponents stated that the later bar time will a11ow the orderly departure of patron over the 1— 2 am serving hour. In this light of tkus, any new ordinance should reflect that establishments should be closed at 2am, and not aliow to linger untillater hours We respectfully request that you do not extend bar hours until2 am, but if you do, please take precaurionary action to prevent undue problems in the community. We iso ask that you write clear penalties so that any new ordinance can be enforced. Signature..........Printed Name Address Phone ��l�.�r�.u��:,� 3�,pY tY� ZZS �kmmt-� �`a-SL - 2Z-'8 -gYYI. �� vv�� C�.�� P�� yL 2�� M�.l� �-° "t'+laR� � C�O E?JtJc.,�-- �Z �' ' U� � � 2 � �1�,�,_ 1-�� s 1� �� ►-�-lG.-� � � "�� r� �,U � �--� � S S �- � V'� �l S � 7 (� �� S �� f 1,tiow�,�S IJ�'r 1�N�- �YS �`i``'`�F1�6� �,�,�-3F&� -.�_ � �-�P O� -�� PETI'ITON We, ihe undersigned, advocate that the 2 AM bar closing rime be restricted to estabiishments selling liquor in the downtown area only. 71ie pzimary' reasan expressed in the Legislature for this local aption was to make the cities more comperitive for comention business. As conventions aze not held ouuide the downtown azea we aze of the opinion that the eacpanded hours should only apply to the downtown. Si�ture Printed Name Address Phone I3umber a 97 L e Y�..� z�i�.� 1 S, S� /�a.,1�55i�� i�� J,CR LPG G/}�CG�EG A ri5/ -ri� $' - �.t.z c�/