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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 10, 1985 PAGE 4 Acting Mayor Ciernia presented a letter dated June 20, 1985 from Barbara SHIVELY and Phil Shiver 1572 Northrop Street, regarding a lawn service spraying 1572 NORTH- their lawn in error and suggested that Council consider licensing ROP REQUEST such services, requiring bonding. Council discussed the matter after THAT CITY which the Clerk Administrator was directed to determine if such firms LICENSE LAWN are licensed by any other authority and if so, what they require. SERVICE The matter was deferred to the July 24, 1985 meeting. DEFERRED TO 7/24/85 Acting Mayor Ciernia moved, seconded by Councilmember Baldwin, that the following streets be posted "No Parking" during the State Fair: (1) STATE FAIR All of Northome Addition, waterside, (2) All of Hollywood Court including "NO PARKING" alley, (3) St. Marys, Fry, Maple Knoll Drive and Garden Avenue west of DESIGNATED Snelling on both sides, (4) North of Larpenteur, between Snelling and Hamline running to Roselawn, except Holton, Albert and Sheldon north of Ruggles, water side, (5) Tatum 1,300 feet north of Larpenteur, (6) Lindig Street on water side, including the cul-de-sac, and (7) Larpenteur Avenue from Snelling to Cleveland. Motion carried unanimously. Council discussed briefly participation in the Community Development Block CITY TO Grant Program being administered by Ramsey County after which Councilmember PARTICIPATE Baldwin moved, seconded by Councilmember Chenoweth, that Falcon Heights IN COMMUNITY participate in the program. Motion carried unanimously. DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM Acting Mayor Ciernia commented on the fact that Bullseye Golf and Embers have not provided the City with a written agreement on shared parking. Attorney Van de North informed that he had discussed the matter with BULLSEYE/ Henry Kristal, owner of the Embers, and Mr. Kristal indicated that EMBERS negotiations with Bullseye have broken down, they cannot reach agreement SHARED on a written document. Mr. Kristal also informed the Attorney that PARKING he felt they could share parking without a written agreement with no DISCUSSION problem. Attorney Van de North stated he would prefer a written agreement but did not think it could be forced. Council commented on the fact that without sharing parking Bullseye must have a graded parking lot on the liquor store site and that area would be for employee parking only. Councilmember Baldwin stated that there is a rumor that two restaurants are going in to the new Bullseye building and the parking provided is based on retail space only. Attorney Van de North will research the matter and contact the Bullseye Attorney reminding him of the shared parking matter and that any prospective tenants must be made aware of the zoning code requirements for parking space. Acting Mayor Ciernia requested that the matter extending the conditional BULLSEYE use be deferred to the next meeting to allow time to find out when Bullseye COND. USE plans to vacate the liquor store building. EXTENSION DEFERRED TO Council briefly discussed whether or not the City should participate in 7/24/85 the Senior Home Share Housing Program. Councilmember Baldwin felt that the cost to Falcon Heights, $670.00 for the year 1986, was not exorbitant, SENIOR and that the program might be of use to Falcon Heights senior citizens. HOME-SHARE Councilmember Baldwin moved, seconded by Councilmember Chenoweth, that PROGRAM the City participate in the program. Motion carried unanimously. PARTICIPATIO