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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING ~ '~' ~!: JUNE 27, 1984 PAGE 3 ations were made:- (1) Section 7, Subdivision 1, the costs be paid 50% from HEARING the general fund and 50% assessed,-(2) Section 8, Subdivision 2, read 10% (cont.) to be paid from the general fund and 90% assessed, (3) Section 8, Subdivision 3, change to read: Alley Construction and Reconstruction and Curb and Gutters on Residential Streets. The cost of construction and reconstruction of alleys, curbs and gutters on residential streets shall be assessed 100%, Section 8, Subdivision 4, delete Sidewalks and Bicycle Paths, Section 10 to be reworded changing the word "shall" to "may" and ending the statement after "project costs", deleting the remainder of the statement. All Councilmembers agreed in principle to the recommendations. Council then discussed Section 11, "Deferment of Special Assessments for Senior Citizens" after which the City Attorney was asked to obtain inform- ation regarding the income guidelines-for low income deferment for senior citizens. The matter will lie discussed further at a continuation of the hearing. There being no one wishing to be heard, Councilmember Hard moved, seconded HEARING by Councilmember Baldwin, that the hearing be continued to July 25, 1984, CONTINUED at 7:45 P.M. Motion carried unanimously. TO 7/25/84 Following a short discussion, Council decided for the 1984 season to continue PRESENT with the diseased tree reimbursement policy used in 1983 and to discuss 1984 DISEASED reimbursement policies at budget time. TREE REIMB. POLICY TO BE Councilmember Hard then requested that Council consider purchasing a large port-CONTINUED able projection screen for the Council Chambers. He felt it would be con- venient for Council use and also for rental purposes. Council directed the PRICES TO BE Clerk Administrator to obtain prices on a 10' by 10' screen. OBTAINED ON The "needs list" prepared by the Park and Recreation Commission was deferred PROJECTION SCREEN until the July 11th meeting and Council requested that the Park and Recre- ation Commission prioritize-the list. PARK ITEM DEFERRED TO COUNCIL INFORMATION: 7/11/84 Councilmember Hard informed Council that the Fire Department is quite concerned that the Sheriff's Department is considering transfer of several Deputies policing Falcon Heights. He explained that two of the Deputies had given much of their own time preparing the new squad car for use and they are now to be transferred. .Clerk. Administrator Barnes will schedule a meeting with Commander Spencer of the Sheriff's Department to discuss the matter. Councilmember Ciernia commented on the successful League Convention in Duluth. Councilmember Bladwin explained that cars are parking on Garden Avenue adjacent to the entrance and exist at the Learning Center and children on bicycles exit into the street and cannot be seen by passing motorists due to the parked cars. Council discussed the possibility of banning parking within 30 feet of the driveways and directed the Clerk Administrator to write a letter to Jim Klassen, Community School Services Director, in- forming him of the problem and that the matter will be discussed at the July 11, 1984 meeting.