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Council Meeting Minutes December 10, 1985 :~ Blomquist asked if that information is contained in the state's regulations. LeFevere responded that as part of the permitting process the Lion's would have no right or entitlement to operate beyond the designated area, which is noted in the lease. Blomquist stated he is opposed to gambling in municipal liquor establishments, although he felt charitable gambling in private operations is appropriate, and expressed concern about the city sponsoring and endorsing charitable gambling and would vote against the motion. Motion by Harcus, seconded by Benke, to AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH NEW BRIGHTON LION'S CLUB FOR THE RENTAL OF FIFTY SQUARE FEET OF SPACE AT MUNICIPAL LIQUOR STORE (906 FIFTH AVENUE N.W. TO CONDUCT CHARITABLE GAMBLING, CONTINGENT UPON FINAL ADOPTION OF THE ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4-8 OF THE NEW BRIGHTON CITY CODE AND DELETING SECTION 4-50 OF THE NEW BRIGHTOr4 CITY CODE, and to '. '.:) WAIVE THE READING AND HOLD THE FIRST READING OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 4-8 OF THE NEW BRIGHTON CITY CODE AND DELETING SECTION 4-50 OF THE NEW BRIGHTON CITY CODE. 3 Ayes - 1 Naye (Blomquist) - Motion Carried Sinda stated Lindberg Pierce, Inc., architects for the Police Expansion/City Hall Improvements project, would have plans and specifications available on Monday, December 16, 1985, for the December 19, 1985, City Council Meeting and asked councilmembers for comments on the project. Harcus stressed he would like to retain a nice exterior, pre- serve adequate working space, and have allowances made for audio/visual equipment. Harcus stated he would like to see the exterior plans at the December 19, 1985 meeting. Bob Pierce, Lindberg Pierce, Inc., architects for the project, stated the model would be brought to that meeting. Proper had nothing to add to the staff report regarding traffic noise concerns along 1-694 and Minnesota Department of Transpor- tation's request to hold an informational meeting. In response to Blomquist's interest about various options for de- creasing the sound from 1-694 once it has been expanded to six lanes, Proper indicated that MN/DOT felt the barriers were not practical but, because the project is federally funded, DOT needs to go through the procedures to consider the noise problems. With regard to the options available, although Proper had not heard of a means to modify the road surface to reduce the noise level, he felt something could be done to soundproof the affected apartment building. Page Five Police Expansion/ C; ty Ha 11 Improve- ments Project Noise Level 1-694 Report 85-351