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MINUTES REGULAP. CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 11, 1979 PAGE 3 Tree Trimming & Removal Ceres Tree Service 1E591 2196 Carter Ave. St. Paul, MN 5510$ Klawitter Landscape and Tree Service ~~592 3211 W. Owasso Blvci. St. Paul, MN 55112 59 Councilmember McGough moved, seconded by Councilmember Brown to approve CONSENT AGENDA the Consent Agenda as presented. Upon a vote being taken the follo~~ing APPROVED voted "aye": Mayor ;Jarkentien, Councilmenrbers McGough, Stone and BTOFm, and the following voted "nay": 1Vone. Councilmember Steele abstained. Alotion carried. Clerl: Administrator Barnes reported that Charles P. Stone, 1375 LJ. CHARLES P. Idaho, was sworn in as Councilmember on July 2, 1x79 at 2:30 p.m. STONE SWORN IN Councilmember Steele moved, seconded by Councilmember Brown to approve MINUTES OF the Minutes of June 2G, 1979 as presented. Motion carried unanimously. JUNE 26, 1970 APPROVED Michelle Foster, P.auenhorst Corporation, addressed Council requesting approval of a building permit for a service center to be added to the HEGdLETT-PACI~ARI proposed Hewlett-Packard Building. The center will service approxi- SERVICE CENTER mately 40 company cars, (no employee's cars) will be located east of_ the BUILDING PERMIZ building,and completely inside the building in order that neighbors will GRANTED not be disturbed. ' Concerned citizens in attendance were George Y.ilgriff, 1739 Tatum, Eugene Boeckerman, 1733 Tatum, Gordon Pollard, 1959 [J. Larpenteur, and Jane Mitteco, 1715 Tatum. Some possible problems discussed were gasoline fumes, increase in fire rates, hours in operation and increase in traffic flow. Fred llarvey of Hewlett-Packard assured that the company would service 1 or 2 cars per day and that there would ~e no additional traffic, no additional hazards as far as ir_surance :is concerned, and very little servicing on weel: ends. The operation caul meet the Metro Flaste Control requirements. 1`~Ir. llarvey also in~ormed that Ifewlett-Packard already has such an operation in another area and i.t has presented no problems. There was some discussion regardin„ having tine gasoline pump inside the building. En;ineer Lemberg informed that placing; t':7e ~~ump inside is within code, however, Fire Chief Renchin is not in favor of having the pump within the buildinb. T~Iayor [larkentien moved, seconded by Councilmember ]3ro~an, that the building permit for the Hewlett-Packard Service Canter be granted. Upon a vote beinb taken the followin voted "aye" : 'Mayor '~.Jar'_c:ntien, Councilmembers Stone, Steele and Brown, and the following voted "nay": Councilmember IlcCough. Llotion carried.