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Page 3 i~LI2NTES t1;.+.GULAR CITY COUNCIL iTEETIIdG JULY 12, 1978 determine the legality of such a project. Councilmembers McGough and SCHOOL PLAY- Steele suggested the PTA col-nmittee obtain a written commitment from the GROUNIJ EQUIP. school district. Action deferred to July 26, 1978. (cont.) rl ~~ Acting Playor .-i3lack reviewed the employment application of Nicholas 3. Baumann, 11I~6 Sherren, Roseville, to be a volunteer fireman. The fire department recommended approval pending results of the physical and one year probation. Acting Mayor Black moved, seconded by Councilmember McGough to approve application fc_~ employment of Nicholas B. Baumann as a volunteer fireman. Upon a vote being taken, the following voted "aye": Acting Mayor 3laclc, Councilmembers I.cGough, Steele and Brown and the following voted "nay None. FSotion carried. Clerk Administrator Barnes submitted a request from Thomas J. Hildman - 1t~97 California to delete the $1.00 penalty charge placed on his sewer bill from Dec. 1977. The lath quarter bill had been paid late as Ivir. Hildman maintains it was sent to the previous owner (he moved in in October). Clerk Administrator Barnes ~°•-;commended cancellation even though our records are correct. C ;~_tr~cilmem'oer Steele moved, seconded by Acting Mayor 31ac? to ^»thori~e the Clerk Administrator to cancel the 1~th quarter penalty of $1.00. Upon a. vote beirb taken the following voted ~ ay e" : ^1, +inb Niaycr ?31ack, Ccurci 1~;;c.,`;ers ~acGou~h, Steele and Brown and the following voted 'nay'' : 1on:. Gtion carried. ~~~ EI~LOYIIEl`u T APPLICATION FIRE DEPT. PENALTY CHARGE SEWER BILL Attorney Kenefick reported he had looked at the refuse container on the REFUSE Cohen property as requested :,~y council. Attorney Kenefick did not feel CONTAINER that a building permit was required. Councilman McGough reported he had been requested to look into the possi'oility of obtaining a list of owners or managers of the business places in Falcon Heights for Ramsey County Sheriff Dept. They are finding an increasing number of doors left open and are unable to contact anyone to lock them. At times they were not only left un- locked, but standing open. Also the Deputy in the evening, has noticed private garage doors left open and an open invitation for someone to walk in. Clerk Administrator 3arnes informed council our share of State Aid funds received was $32,010 for T~Zaintenance, and $220,98.97 for Con- s tructio n . Clerk Administrator Barnes introduced lair. John Boland's letter from the Metro Council which informed council the population estimates for the City was 5,180 or 50 less titan the previous year. Clerk Administrator 3arnes reported to council he had attended a meeting of St. Paul City Council's Liquor Committee regarding expansion of the T~iGI~i Liquor Store at 1110 Tr;~est Larpenteur, St. Paul, to hear arguments for and against authorizing a license to permit sales in the new addition. The building permit i~aas issued prior to this request as the City Ordinance does not require application for the liquor license extension at the time the building permits are issued. The City of St. Paul requested Falcon Heights be involved in their neighborhood meetings. 0~1NER/ MANAGER BUSINESS LISTING STATE AID FUPdDS POPULATION FALCON HEIGHTS MGM LIQUOR STORE