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ROUGHDRAFT -NOT REVIEWED OR APPROVED BY COUNCdL '' '~ 10-20-03 Regular Council Meeting Page 7 Council President Buckholtz asked if this includes the CD form. Mrs. Roman said yes. Roll Call: AYES: All NAYS: None Motion Carried Expenditure Authorized ^ A motion concerning liquor permit at Shell Station. Mr. Diemert said you asked us at the last meeting to check into it. Shell does not have at this time a liquor carry out according to Liquor Board. They had the right to have a "C" license which is beer carry out but they have never exercised it. They've just now applied for it even though they've had the ability to have it. Several people said they thought they had beer and wine in there now. Dr. Parker asked if it would be just beer and wine or everything. Mr. Diemert said for carry out beer. Mrs. Mills asked, didn't they do that to us the last time. Mr. Diemert said that was Yours Truly. They changed their status. They also had a permit in safekeeping but they never served it [wine or beer.] It says they applied for it in 1988 but only recently issued. Mr. Marrie said I would have sworn that we discussed the beer and wine carry out for the Shell station and we even went to the State on that and it was questioned and it was brought to our attention that it was beer and wine and we approved it. The question I have now is he must have a license now because he is selling it so he's got a license of some kind. So I think there's a mix up here. Plus the note that we got said liquor. I don't know the numbers, Joe, but it did say specifically liquor. That is the question Ihave-is he applying for a liquor permit? I thought a liquor permit carry out would be only a state store or a state authorized store such as you might see in a TOPS store. Mayor Rinker said I think what Joe is saying is that the letter/number designation is a classification and all that goes to the Liquor Control Department so the word liquor I'm suggesting is because of the name of the department and not because of the type of permit but the motion should reflect then the designated permit so there is no confusion. Mr. Diemert said as a "C" permit, according to Liquor Control, that is just for beer/carry out. Like we did with Yours Truly, if we object we could always withdraw it-or if we ask for a hearing.