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MINUTES SPECIAL CI'1'Y COUNCIL MEETING ~v JUNE 26, 1979 Page 6 individti.slly at a cost of $65.00 or $70.00 each, depending upon the AMBULANCE location of the hospital.) DISCUSSION (cont.) Fire Ch=ief [tenchin informed Council that the Fire Department would like permission from the Council to respond to calls from their own fire fighters within a two mile radius of City Hall. The reason for this request was due to the fact that 50% of the firemen live outside the City of Falcon IIeights and feel they would like to be serviced by Falcon Heights. Council- member Steele moved, seconded by Cou~ci-lmember McGough, that the Fire and Rescue Department be allowed to go out of the City within a two mile radius of the Fire Station to handle calls for their own personnel and the immediate families of the personnel, without charge and without the Rescue Personnel charging for their services. Motion carried unanimously. Michelle Foster and Pat llady of Rauenhorst Corporation and Fred Harvey of Hewlett-Packard Corporation appeared before Council requesting a building permit for the Hewlett-Packard Building to be built at 2025 W. Larpenteur. Council was informed that the residents adjacent to the property had been provided with plans showing the building and landscaping, and a question- naire regarding the proposed building in order that the residents could have some input. Several completed questionnaires indicated some concern over the proposed automotive service center which is to be included in the building. HEWLETT-PACKARD, APPLIES FOR BUILDING PERMIT Fred Harvey of Hewlett-Packard explained that Hewlett-Packard had recently decided to install service centers in their buildings in order to expedite maintenance of company cars and felt the center would not cause any problems for the nearby neighbors. Gordon Pollard, 1957 W. Larpenteur, expressed concern over drainage and the GORDON POLLARD screening of the parking lot adjacent to his property. This matter is to 1957 W. be worked out between Mr. Pollard and Hewlett-Packard. LARPENTEUR Councilmember McGough stated he felt the concerned citizens should have an opportunity for discussion of the service center since it was not part of the original plan. Councilmember McGough moved, seconded by Councilmember Steele that Hewlett- Packard Corp. be issued a building permit for the original building plan, excluding the service garage addendum. Motion carried unanimously. Councilmember McGough moved, seconded by Councilmember Brown that the proposed service center addendum to the Hewlett-Packard Building be heard at a public hearing to be held at the Regular City Council Meeting of July 11, 1979. Motion carried unanimously. Fred Kueppers, attorney for Mr. and Mrs. Norbert I-Iermes, addressed Council FIRE LANE AT regarding the Fire Lane at 1607 W. Larpenteur (Bullseye). Mr. Kueppers 1607 W. reviewed Council's past actions in determining the Fire Lane, signing, and LARPENTEUR parking and requested Council to permit the Fire Lane to be returned to (BULLSEYE) the original plan providing the lane next to the building and along Larpenteur Avenue. Attorney Kueppers informed Council that Mr. and Mrs. Hermes understand that wherever the Fire Lanes are they must be kept free of snow at their expense, even if it means hauling it away, as they under- stand can be a possibility in the event of heavy snowfall.