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§ 471.87
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<br />the bid of such alderman was substantially low-
<br />er than that of the other bidders on the same
<br />vehicle. Op.Atty.Gen. 90-E-5, May 1, 1952.
<br />23. Car dealer
<br />Automobile dealu could sell a police caz to a
<br />city despite the fact that one of his employees
<br />served on the city comcil provided that the
<br />councilman did not have a financial interest in
<br />the sale of the car or personally benefited there-
<br />from. Op.Atty.Gen. 59a-29, Apri121, 1967.
<br />24. Muoicipal liquor stores
<br />Village councilman may not sell merchandise
<br />to a municipal liquor store if he has any power
<br />in his official capacity over the details of the
<br />operation of the store. OpAtty.Gen. 90a-1,
<br />April 13, 1961. .
<br />Village councilman could sell merchandise to
<br />a 3.2 beer licensee of the village, but should not
<br />act o$icially upon matters affecting the licensee.
<br />Op.Atty.Gen. 90a-1, April 13, 1961.
<br />25. Health services
<br />Where city health officer was employed at a
<br />fixed salary and as such officer was a member
<br />of the city boazd of health, a wntract by officer
<br />with the boazd that officer should render ser-
<br />vices in controlling an epidemic in the city and
<br />be paid the reasonable value thereof was void.
<br />Bjelland v. City of Mankato, 1910, 112 Minn.
<br />24, 127 N.W. 397, 140 Am.St.Rep. 460. Health
<br />e= 365
<br />A town or village boazd of health, one of
<br />whose members was a practicing physician and
<br />surgeon, could employ such physician to act for
<br />the boazd in all matters requiring such services.
<br />Appeal of Board of Health of Village of Bullalo
<br />Lake, 1903, 89 Minn. 402, 95 N.W. 221. Health
<br />oa 364; Health ~ 366
<br />26. school tramlwrmtion
<br />Parents of children who furnish transporta-
<br />lion to a school in a district other than resi-
<br />dence of pupils may be compensated for trans-
<br />portation if a valid contract has been entered
<br />into with school district, but, such a contract
<br />~~ 'could not be made where parent is ako member
<br />of school board or a clerk in common or inde-
<br />pendent school district. Op.Atty.Gen. 90-C-7,
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<br />27. Judges
<br />Appointment of judge of election is an admin-
<br />istrative act of an administrative body and is not
<br />a "sale, lease, or contract" within coloring of
<br />provision of this section that, except as author-
<br />ized in 5 471.88, a public officer who is author-
<br />ized to take part is any manner m making any
<br />"sale, lease, or contract' in this official capacity
<br />shall not voluntarIly have a personal financial
<br />interest in that "sale, lease, or contract" or
<br />petsonally benefit financially thereunder. OP.
<br />A[ty.Gen. I67-A-b, May 24, 1955.
<br />28. Emimnt domain
<br />Where a councilman owns a third-interest m
<br />a building scheduled for acquisition and demoli-
<br />tion as a result of a development distrct project
<br />fnstimted by the city under the provisions of c.
<br />472A and also holds substantial interest fn four
<br />businesses which are tenants in the building this
<br />section is not violated where the city acquires
<br />the councilman's pcoperry by eminent domain
<br />proceedings. Op.Atty.Gen. 59-a-29, March B,
<br />1976.
<br />School district may, in the exercise of emi-
<br />nent domain, acquire land, which is owned by a
<br />member of the school board, for a new school
<br />site. Op.Atty.Gen. 9D-C-8, 7uly 14, 1955.
<br />29. Limnses
<br />Unless city ordinance provided for the giving
<br />of a bond in connection with a license to se113.2
<br />beer, or for some other contractual relation,
<br />there was no legal objection to a councilman
<br />holding a 3.2 beet license. Op.Atty.Gen.
<br />96-E-4, Aug. 18, 1949; Op.Atty.Gen. 90.E-4...
<br />Aug. 15, 1949.
<br />Council of ciry ,which had a charter providing ~•
<br />that no city officer shall make any contract iu..
<br />Ms official capacity if he is duecdy or fndireidy{
<br />interested in the contract as an individual, muld~:,;
<br />issue a nonfntaxicating liquor liceme to a pzi`f-`
<br />nership of which alderman was a tnember,-bo~'
<br />alderman could not vote on question of issuzrilt~
<br />of license. Op.Atty.Gen. 90-L:rl, Dec. 6, 195.
<br />A city may issue a public dance hall licens4. .
<br />member of city council. OP.Atty,2,i
<br />802-A-17, Nov. 18, 1952.
<br />A public dance hall license or permit is h}dL~'~
<br />contract within meaning of law which Prohl6
<br />council member Erom being interested iii ti; ~.
<br />tract with city. Op.Atty.Gen. 802-A-17;"
<br />Sept. 24, 1951. 18, 1952.
<br />1.
<br />471. Exceptions
<br />Sub vision 1. Coverage. The governing body of any port authority,
<br />port authority, economic development authority, watershed district,
<br />'ll water conservation district, town, school district, hospital district, co
<br />II city, by tmanimous vote, ma contract for goods or services with an in
<br />tl officer of the government unit in any o e o owing cases.
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