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'1'hompson; abstaining, Nee. Mayor Nee declared tlie motion carried.
PUBLIC HfiARING ON MARCH 8, 1465•
�lotion by Kirkham, sec�nded by Wright, thAt the Counc�l instruct the City
47anager to inform th� owners, operators and licensee's of the Frontier Club
rhat there wi17 be a Public }iearin� on March 8, 1965 at which time the licensee's
shnll show cause why the licenses of the Frontier Club should not be revoked.
Roll call vote, ayes, Kirkham and Wright; nays, Thompson; abstaining, Nee.
M�vor T1ee declared the motion carried.
CITY �U1�;AG�R '[17 IATORM LICENSE�'S•
P±otion by Thompson, seconded by Wright, that the City Afanager be instructed
to inform the licensee's, in writin�;, of the action �ust taken by the CouncLl.
ilpon a voice vote, there bein� no nays, Mayor Nee declared the motion carried.
ADJOURNMFNT:
'There beinU no further business, Mayor Nee declared the meeting 0d]ourned �t
R:34 P.M.
Respecttully su�micte�i:
Garl P. Wagnec
Acting Secretacv to che Council
SPECIAL MCR'tLNC MIL�UTES - hfARCH 8, 1965
Willinm J. Nee
rlayor
The meetLng was called to order at 8:36 P.M, by D7ayor Nee.
ROLL CALL:
Members PresenL:
AfemUers Absent:
Nee, Kirkham, Sheridan, Thompson, 4lright
None
Others Present: Richard ancl Marlene Povlitzki, Mr. 3� Mrs. Robert Carlson
PUI3T,'[C 1fEARING - SIIOW CAUSE:
P7ayor nvo_ gave a re4um�' of previous Council meeLings and Council action
rel�tive to ths Frontier Club License. Mayor Nee then asked Mrs. Povlitzki
for a ataterient, or her canments, on the Show Cause iieAring. Mrs. Povlitzki
stated that she had changed the operalion, was using different music, and was
remodeling Yhe place, and that she has nothing to add tq what has been said
a!, the prvvicus meetings. She would like s chance to show how she intends
to operatP L-he pl�ce. She had Rock and Roll music before, but now has Country
4lestern music. Mavor Nee asked Mrs. Povlitzki if she could asauL�e the Council
thar no member oE the operating personnel would drink during working hours on
the premises. Mrs, Povlitzki said that she would assure the Council that
therr �oould b� no drinkin� by the operating personnel including her husband
and hersPlf.
Councilman Wri�ht said that if thc Council wr�re disposed to permit the Frontier
C1uU to remain open for the duration of the present 1LCense, and if during thaY.
!im� there wer� a disturbance what would be her polLCg� regarding phoning the
Fridley Police. Mrs. Povlitzki said that that is a problem. If she calls th�
1'ridlev Police it goes on the record of the Prontier Club. Councilman Wright
1 t� �.r
The City En,ineer etated that his department had scheduled 3 meetings with the
City of Columbia lieights and the Minnesota Highway Departro�nt concerning storm
sewer drainage along University Avenue, and at each of these 3 meetinos the
pereonnel from the City of Columhia Heights had failed to attend the sche�luled
meetin�s.
Mayor Nee aeked whether it were possible to hire additional help to clear up
the catch basins to avoid flooding. The City Engineer answered that Lt would
not help to hire more manpower since the City has a limited supervisory staff
to handle additional temporary help. Clearing thn basements which were flooded
required the Use of aIl the equipment which the City had at its disposal.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR PROSP&CTS FOR NEW INDLIS1RYc
Councilman Kirkham atated ttiat a maga7ine, Prospecte for New Industry, had sent
a brochure-to him askin� the City to subscribe to the magazine and he wished to
have the Council consider the matter of purchasing a subscription to the magazine.
The magazine would furnish information on �rowing corporations, growing industries
looking for new sitea for new buildings, liat the companies considering expansion
plans and the companies raising money for expansion. Councilman Kirkham stated
further that this magazine might furnish information which will help the City of
Fridley obtain new industry. The cost of the subecriptLOn is $75.D0 per year.
The Magazine is designed to help Cities attract new industries, to hold the
industries located in the City at the present time, and t� help Yhe indnstries
which are there.
Mntion by Wright to authorize eubscription to the Prospects for New Industry
Magazine. Seconded by Kirkham. Upon a voice vote, there beitt�� no nays, the
motion carried unanimously,
ADJ�URNMENT:
There being no Eurther business, Mayor Nee decl�,red ths Regular Council
Meeting of March 1, 1965 ad�ourned.
Respectfully aubmitted•
,�,.�,zo-z.a_ .Pr�,.�'v ��G���t�- -�-L.___
Raym �i E, Bade illiam S. Nee
Secretary to the Council Mayor
SPF,CIAL COUNCIL MESTING - MnRCH 3, 1965
The Meyor stated *_hat when thia meeting is called to order, each Councilman
would automatically waive the written notice of hearing upon answering present
to the roll ca11. He� also stated that he understood that Councilman SherLdan
would waive the notice, but that Councilman Sheridan could take exception to
holding thie meeting without prior written notice if he so desired, at the
time the minntes of this meeting are considered for approval by the Council.
Mayor Nee then declared the meetLng open at R:24 P,M, and asked for Roll Call.
ROLL CALL:
Membera Present: Nee, Kirkham, Thompson, Wright
Member Absent� Sheridan
Othexs Ptesent: Ricfiard and Marlene Povlitz.ki
RECONSIDERATiON:
Motion by WrLght, seconded by Kirkham, to reconsider the action to suspend
the Frontier Club License, Roll calt vote, ayes, Wright and Kirkham, nays,