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~. r,".INUTES REGULAR CITY COLTNCIL T~;ETING SEPTE~~IDER 22, 1982 PAGE 5 are in, at that point in time tax increments cannot be used to finance what is already there. Therefore, he suggested now that this development district be approved. At this mint in time, acti.or. will ~e taken on the issuing of bonds on October 5. Mayer Warkentien made a motion that Resolution 82-1~1 be adopted. The motior.vras seconded by Councilmember Larson. Iviotion carried unanimously. The Public Hearing was closed at 9:33 ".PSI. RESOLUTION 82-1;1 RESOLI;TION 82-1;1 A RESOLUTTCN FORMING DEVE UJPMENT DIS^1RICT #1, ADOPTING DEVELOPPdLFNT PRCGRAPd, DECLyRING PITBLIC PURPOSE, AND PROVIDING FOR ADNITAIISTRATIOIvT Councilmember Eggert moved to authorize the staff' to work Colur~.bus Day AUTHORIZE STAFF and award the Holiday for the Friday after Thanksgiving. The motion was HOLIDAY MOVED seconded by Councilmember Chestovich. P~gotion carried unanimously. TO FRIDAY AFTER THANKSGIVING Councilmember Eggert recoT~~nended that a job description be drafted for each employee. Councilmember Larson and Chestovich felt that each JOB employee should have input in their job description. The matter was DESCRIPTIONS deferred to the October 27th Council meeting. A September 11, 1982 letter from It~r. and Pa1rs. C. L. Smith, 1818 Piorth LETTER FROiVi MR. Pascal and P~7r. and P.'rs. J. Utne, 1806 P~ortl-~ Pascal, to the Falcon Heights AND Ptff?S. C. L. United Church of Christ regarding children using the vacant lot was S1~iITH AND MR. noted. Council felt this was a matter the church should resolve. AND MRS. J. UTNE A letter from Roger G. Aiken, 1589 Hollywood Court, dated September 13, 1982 was noted. The Clerk Administrator will inform ;vr. Aiken that LETTER FROM exceptions cannot be made to the Ordinance and that his car will have ROGER G. AIKEN to be moved every !~8 hours. He shculc also be provided with a cony REGARDING of Ordinance #159 relating to parking on the lawn during winter months. PARKING A letter from ~r'~alter Jores, 16112 I~~Iaple Knoll Drive, thanking Council LETTER FROM for the prompt removal of the diseased tree was noted. VdALTER JOPJ'ES ON TREE REMOVAL A letter dated September 17, 1982, from Clinton Hewitt, University of Minnesota regarding the Universities particiration in financing a civil defense siren. was noted. Clerk Administrator Barnes ir~forrned the City Council that the Fire Department Hose Dryer was eurchased by the City on November 27, 1973. When it is sold, the money will be reverted back to the City. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed the Council that Ken 'P?eltzin, Ramsey County Engineer, advised that if the traffic light were installed at Prior and Larpenteur, the City would have to bear all costs of installation and operations. He felt the signal was not warranted and no others have been installed by the County in any other community LETTER FROR4 CLINTON HEiJ6ITT OA1 CIVIL DEFENSE' SIREN DEPT. HOSE DRYS: PURCHASED BY CITY TRAFFIC LIGHT AT PRIOR AND LARPENTEUR