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<br />and specifications of Crawford from Arona to Snelling to 1~1~ feet.
<br />Councilman Steele then moved, seconded by Counc~irnan Labalestra,
<br />to amend NIazror Z^'arkentien' s original motion to set plans and
<br />specificati ons for Crai,aford to I~0 feet.
<br />Upon a vote being taken on the amendment, the following voted
<br />"aye'': Councilmen Ecklund and Steele, and the following voted
<br />"nay" : Mayor U?arkenti en, Councilmen Black and Labalestra . The
<br />motion for the amendment failed.
<br />Upon a vote being tal<_~Li on the original motion, the ~cllot~*ing
<br />voted "aye" : PZayo-r j^?arkentie~i, Councilmen Black, Eciaund, and
<br />Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": Councilman Steele.
<br />The original motion carried.
<br />Councilman Labalestra moved, seco~zc?ed by P~'ayor Z^?arkentien, to
<br />have plans .;.~~~' specifications prepared for Garden Avenue at
<br />36 feet wit'1 curb and gutter, providing the State would approve
<br />the 36 foot width. Upon a vote being taken, t'~F; fcllowing voted
<br />''aye" : Mayor Z•'arkentien and Counci'~man Lab<:!_estra, and the follow-
<br />ing voted "~.Zay": Councilmen Black, Fcklund, and Steele. The
<br />motion fa:~ yfd.
<br />AROMA AND GAR.DErI
<br />PLA1~'S A:dD SPEC S
<br />CONTINL~D
<br />CFATn'FORD PLANS
<br />AND SPECS TO
<br />1~0 FEET
<br />GADFN AVEDPJE
<br />PLANS AND SPECS
<br />FCF~ 3b FEET
<br />Councilman Ecklund moved, seconded by Mayor t~rarkentien, to prepare AROMA AVENUE
<br />plan and specifications to ti,Tiden Alcna. to 36 feet, between California PLANS AND SPECS
<br />and Hoyt, to include sidewalks, stcrr: seVrer, and curb and gutter. Upcn TO 36 FEET
<br />a vote being taken, tl~e following voted "aye" : "_Tayor T'?arkentien, Council-
<br />men Black, Ecklund, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay":
<br />Councilrnar. Steele. I'~=oticn carried.
<br />Councilman Labalestra moved, seconded by Councilman Ecklund, to approve SINhT_NG FTJT?D
<br />the sinking fund in the amount of $16,291 .21 L?por~ a vote being taken,
<br />the fo11o~.^ring voted "aye" : Mayor ?^?arkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund,
<br />Steele, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": None. P~Iotion
<br />carried.
<br />Councilman Black moved, secot~ced by Councilman Steele, to approve the LIQUGR
<br />liquor disbursements in the amount of ~38,14~.-~1. Upon a vote being DISBURSEMENTS
<br />taken, the following voted "aye" : Mayor V~'arkeritien, Councilmen Black,
<br />Ecklund, Steele, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": None.
<br />Motion carried.
<br />Fire Reports 21 through 22 were read and noted by the Council. FIRE REPORTS
<br />The March Police Report was noted,
<br />POLICE :tEPORT
<br />The letter from Robert W. ti^russler in regard to towing cr,arges he feels LETTER FROM
<br />the City should reimburse Y.im for was noted by the Council. Attorney ROBERT Z^rUSSLER
<br />Davies felt Falcon Heights is not responsible, since the City was not IN PwG~rD TO
<br />a party to _~hv contract fcr towing in the matte r. The Co~_ncil directed TOIr7IAIG CHARGES
<br />Clerk-Administrator 3ar~~es to write a letter to 2~Ir. T^~ussler, stating
<br />the Council's position.
<br />The letter from Representative ti^?alter Hansen was noted in regard to LETTER FROM
<br />the three liquor bills the Council had taken action on at a previous REP. HANSEN
<br />meeting.
<br />The news release from the Minnesota Taxpayers Association relative to
<br />Charles P. Stone's retirement eras noted.
<br />CHARLES P. STONE
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