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areas of Falcon Heights, but thought that it should be ORDINATvCE brought up at another time. Councilman Labalestra stated INTO. 139 that he liked the way it was written, but suggested, as CGTJTINUED a commercial parking lot owner, that maintenance fees are expensive. Councilman Steele moved, seconded by Councilman Labalestra, to bring this ordinance up at the next meeting of February 13, 1975. Motion carried. Attorney Kenefick presented to the Council proposed Ordinance 1~0 that would adopt the Minnesota Chapter 609 Mrisdemeanor Ordinance for Falcon Heights. He noted that this would cover such misdemeanors as bad checks, assult, petty theft, etc., and that he recommends such an ordinance for Falcon Heights. Mayor Warkentien introduced the following ~s~di~riance and moved its adoption: (JRDIA~JC~ ~#1?~ PROPOSED CRDIIIANCE NC. 1~0 T~iISDEMLANORS A T~1 ORDIP~IAT~JC~ ADOPTING MIPST~ESOTA' S CHAPTER ORDINANCE 6!J9 T•iISDEMEANOR ORDINAT3CE FOA FALCC;N HEIGHTS NO-. 1~?0 Councilman Steele seconded the foregoing Resolution, and upon a vote being taken, the following voted in favor thereof: MTayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Steele, and Labalestra, and the following voted against the same: None. Motion carried. Mayor Warkentien read a letter from Pat Buschmann, in HOUSITJG regard to the Human Rights Commission meeting of January AS,:~ISTATdCE 22, 1975 concerning the Metro Housing Bulletin, Section 8 PROGRAP~': referring to Housing Assistance Payment Programs. A DISCUSSICTJ discussion was held by the Council in respect to this. M`:ayor Warkentien noted that Falcon Heights may have to surrender its right of control. Pat Buschmann disagreed with this, stating that there are no rights to surrender. She ~.lso noted that TJancy Reeves should be contacted about this, and suggested that the funds Falcon Heights might need could be applied for, as the TZetro council would act on this. She noted that Nancy Reeves could do as much or as little as Falcon Heights would request, upon the implimentation of this program, but that s'ne would need information on the auart!r.ents. She also noted that an inspection of the apartments would be required, and that publication of this would be needed. The Council noted that the i''letro Council would process the applications, however, Pat Buschmann stated that the MIuman Rights Commisso~~, would keep a list of the people needing assistance. Councilman Black wanted to know what people would do if they Vad limited funds, would they have to rent subject to a certain provision? Pat Buschmann stated that the person in question ~ti*ould pay only 25~ of their income for rent, and that this proposal would cover the rest. mhe Housing Bulletin was then read, and the latest rent rates were noted. Councilman Steele suggested that the landlords that would participate would be the ones with the vacancies. Mayor Warkentien wanted to know if a eerson's net