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1 MINUTES ~~ REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING j ~~ NOVEMBER 28, 1984 PAGE 4 proposed ordinance to be presented for review by Council on December 26. He also is to research whether or not such a business can be restricted geographically. Engineer Schunicht explained that the home to be constructed on the DISCUSSION Lindig Street lot owned by V. Elving Anderson, cannot have a gravity CONSTRUCTION sewer system in a full basement, and the purchaser of the lot would like to ON LINDIG construct a gravity sewer system on the first floor with a sump pump in a STREET LOT full basement. The Engineer had no problem with the proposed if the sump pump is required. Council had no objections. Councilmember Ciernia commented on the fact that during the State Fair, STATE FAIR residents advertised by sign, and sold parking spaces on their residential PARKING property. Following a short discussion, Council concurred that if this is a problem in the future, that the deputies be directed to strictly enforce the sign ordinance. Mayor Eggert provided the following information: (,l) The Lido Committee COUNCIL has met without the Planner or Councilmembers, and have now called a meeting INFORMATION for December 4th at City Hall to which the Mayor and Planner have been LIDO UPDATE, invited, (2) the Redevelopment Committee has not met recently, however REDEVELOPMENT they will be scheduling a meeting to develop guidelines for development COMM. UPDATE, of the southeast corner, and (3) Referred to a letter from Robert Collins, BULLSEYE RE- representing Bullseye Golf, requesting that the City pay for some merchandise QUEST FOR damaged by water in the basement of the liquor store building. Mr. Barnes PAYMENT OF explained that he had been informed by a Bullseye employee that the WATER DAMAGED valve on the pipe to the ice machine was in the way and he pushed it into MERCHANDISE the basement. Mr. Barnes stressed that there was no leak when the keys were turned over the Bullseye. Attorney Van de North will draft a letter to Bullseye explaining the situation and also reminding that the lease agree- ment states that Bullseye will be responsible for minor repairs to the building. Secretary Chenoweth announced that all Councilmembers and their families are FIRE/RESCUE invited to the Fire/Rescue Department Christmas Party on December 16, 1984, CHRISTMAS and that reservations should be made by December 6th. PARTY Councilmember Ciernia inquired as to whether or not Senator Dieterich and DIETERICH & Representative Rose have been contacted regarding obtaining funds for ROSE TO the University of Minnesota to participate in the repair of Roselawn REQUEST FUNDS and Cleveland. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed that he had already FOR ROSELAWN/ met with Representative Rose and would soon be contacting Senator Dieterich. CLEVELAND CONSTRUCTION Councilmember Ciernia informed that some communities are licensing lawn services and asked if Council was interested in licensing those working in Falcon Heights. Since the persons providing the service are licensed by the State, no action was taken. The matter of dental insurance for employees was deferred until further DENTAL information is received regarding dental and health insurance through INSURANCE Ramsey County. DEFERRED