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MINUTES REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MF,ETING MAY 9, 1979 Page 4 33 Councilmember Kurpiewski informed Council that K and K.Hardware had DEBRIS IN registered a complaint regarding debris (bottles-beer cans) in the alley ALLEY AND and Flameburger parking lot at 1533 W. Larpenteur. FLAMEBURGER PARKING LOT Councilmember Steele moved, seconded by Councilmember Y.urpiewski, to authorize Clerk Administrator Barnes to write the Flameburger owner requesting that they more carefully police their parking area on a daily basis and that it will be inspected periodically and thath if in the opinion of the City Council, the area is not kept clear of refuse then there would be punitive ~ action taken, which would be iri the form of the issuance of a citation. Motion carried unanimously. Michelle Foster and Pat Dady of Rauenhorst Corp., presented to Council MICHELLE the site plan and landscaping plan for the Hewlett Packard office FOSTER AND building to be built at 2025 1J. Larpenteur, and asked Council's approval. PAT DADY, RAUEPIHORST: Pat Dady, Project Manager, Rauer~k~orst Corp., explained to Council the CORP.-HEWLETT- drainage plan for the Hewlett Packard site. He informed that the plan PACKARD is to construct an underground rock basin which would allow the water BUILDING to percolate down through the ground. There will be a system of roof drains which will be piped into a storm sewer system, which will run into the underground rock basin. Water from the buildings and parking lots will go into the strom drainage system thus handling the run off water on the site rather than running into Larpenteur Avenue or the neighbor's property. The system would also make it simple to connect to a storm sewer if one is ever constructed. Engineor Lemberg approved of the plan, but requested that the holding tank ENGINEER b© cleaned out once or twice a year and that the system be monitored LEM$ERG periodically. Rauenhorst Corporation, with Council's approval, will have a drawing made showing the proposed berm and fence in proportion to the homes and a copy will be sent to each homeowner affected, together with an envelope addressed to the City of Falcon Heights and a request for comments from the neighbors. Councilmember NtcGough requested the letter be sent re- gistered mail. Mayor Warkentien moved, seconded by Councilmember K urpiewski, to permit Ra.uenhorst Corp. to grade the Hewlett Packard property as presented to Council. Motion carried unanimously. RESOLUTION 79-1lt RESOLUTION 79 -].1~ A RESOLUTION F?I;LATING TO PARKING RESTRICTIONS ON GARDEN AVENUE FROM PASCAL STREET ~ NORTH SNELLING AVENUE (RESTRICTING PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GARDEN AVENUE) Councilmember McGough moved, seconded by Councilmember Brown to approve Resolution 79-11~, restricting parking on the north side of Garden Ave. from Pascal Strut to N. Snelling Avenue. Motion carried unanimously.