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MINUTES JANUARY 23, 1991 PAGE 2 ORDINANCE 0-91-2 ADOPTED RELATING TO GARAGE AND BOUTIQUE SALES Susan Hoyt presented the proposed ordinance which would limit the number of garage and boutique sales to be held in residential neighborhoods and explained the ordinance was a result of complaints regarding sales which were held on a regular basis annoying nearby neighbors. Council discussed the document and amended portions of the language, after which Wallin moved adoption of Ordinance 0-91-2 as corrected. Motion carried unanimously. ORDINANCE 0-91-2 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 9-4.01, SUBD. 3 PERMITTED ACCESSORY USES AND SECTION 9-1.02 RULES AND DEFINITIONS OF THE CITY CODE RELATING TO GARAGE AND BOUTIQUE SALES RESOLUTIONS R-91-3 AND R-91-4 ADOPTED RELATING TO 1991 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (RESTRICTING PARKING ON ALBERT AND ARONA STREETS) Maurer presented the proposed resolution and explained that MN/DOT requires the adoption of the resolutions in order to proceed with the plan review for the proposed Albert/Arona Street improvements. Following Council's review and amendment of same language in the resolutions, Jacobs moved adoption of Resolutions R-91-3 and R-91-4. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION R-91-3 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON ARONA STREET, CRAWFORD AVE, TO ROSELAWN AVE. RESOLUTION R-91-4 A RESOLUTION RELATING TO PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON ALBERT STREET, LARPENTEUR AVE. TO GARDEN AVE. ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION R-91-5 RELATING TO 1991 STREET IMPROVEMENTS (ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECS, AUTHORIZING ADVERTISING FOR BIDS) Maurer presented the proposed resolution and explained that it allows adhering to the schedule but does not limit any of the City options to make changes in the project. A discussion ensued regarding the loss of MSA funds in light of the State's present funding shortage and whether the amount designated for the 1991 project would still be available. Maurer was of the opinion that the money is there and committed to the individual communities. Gehrz requested that Council consider postponing the project one year based on recent changes in the community and world. In view of the cost of a war, the fact that the State has financial problems and is requesting Cities to reduce costs, and the impact on income of individuals, such as wage freezes, lay-offs, etc.