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~~~ 1 MINUTES SPECIAL CITY DECEMBER 13, PAGE 3 COUNCIL MEETING 1979 Attorney Kenefick informed that the Clerk Administrator had contacted NUMBERING OF him regarding drafting an ordinance requiring numbering of all residential ALL STRUCTURES and commercial property in the City. The Attorney presented the ordinance IN CITY which would require numbering of all structures including garages abuting DISCUSSED alleys, such ordinance to go into effect April 1, 1980. Fire Chief Renchin requested that the ordinance be amended to require that the numbering be no less than 4" in heighth. Mayor Warkentien inquired as to whether or not it would be necessary to number all entrances on commercial buildings which have more than one entrance. Council agreed to defer the matter to the December 27, 1979 meeting in order that the Attorney may re-draft the ordinance making necessary changes. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed Council that he had received the Metro INFILTRATION Waste Control Commission report on infiltration and that after many attempts REPORT to convince Metro that Falcon Heights does not have excessive infiltration, the Commission has decided the City actually has very little infiltration. Clerk Administrator Barnes read to Council a letter from Charles Weaver, CABLE TV Chairman of Metro Council, requesting that the Minnesota Cable Communication DELAY Board delay the St. Paul Suburban Area Cable Service Territory to at least January, 1980, as was requested by Falcon Heights and other communities. The Clerk Administrator reported that he had attended a meeting with rep- resentatives of Ramsey County and the University of Minnesota to discuss the Uni_versity's denying a drainage easement over the Falcon Heights Community Park Playground. The University does not want tale placed from the playground to the pond at the Park. (This drainage has been considered necessary due to the reconstruction of Roselawn Avenue.) A final decision was not made as the University wishes to review the plans further. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed the University that a decision must be made by January, 1980. Clerk Administrator Barnes reported to Council that he has been comparing costs of dram shop insurance for the Municipal Liquor Store for the coming year. Although the store has been insured with Stonewall Insurance Co. the past year, he has checked into the possibility of joining the Mid- western States Federation of Beverage Licensees, Inc, which is endorsed by the League of Minnesota Cities and Minnesota Municipal Liquor Stores, Inc.. The primary carrier through the Federation is Ideal Mutual of New York and can provide dram shop insurance for the Municipal Liquor Store at a saving of approximately $900 for the year 1980. Councilmember Stone moved, seconded by Councilmember Brown to authorize the Clerk Administrator to enter into a dram shop insurance policy agree- ment with the James Brokerage Company, writing for Ideal Insurance Co., for the year 1980 and also to join the Midwestern States Federation of Beverage Licensees, Inc. Motion carried unanimously. UNIVERSITY DENIES DRAINAGE EASEMENT OVER PLAY- GROUND AT F.H. PARK DRAM SHOP INSURANCE FOR 1980 WITH IDEAL MUTUAL OF NEW YORK