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Minutes - Special Meeting August 5, 7976 pie 3 Mayor Warkentien read a letter from W. W. Rooke, 1771 Hamline Avenue North requesting Council to pass an ordinance restricting youth from patronising the pool hall in the City of Falcon Heights. It was suggested that the Sheriff's Department survey the pool hall patrons to determine their ages and report back to the Council for further discussion at a later date. Mayor Warkentien will call Mrs. Rooke and inform her of Council's action. ~~ CURFEW REQUEST FOR POOL HALL AT 1771 N. HAMLINE BY YJ. W. ROOKE Moved by Councilman Labalestra, seconded by Mayor Warkentien to PARKING RESTRICTION approve the proposed posting of "No Parking" signs on the fire hydrant DURING STATE FAIR side of the streets as shown on the maps as submitted by Clerk-Admin- istrator, during the State Fair, as follows: 1. 2. 3. ~! 5. 6. 7. All of the Northome Addition. Water hydrant side on Albert, Asbury and Crawford, south of All of Hollywood Court. St. Maryis, Fry, Maple Kno11 Snelling Avenue. Holton, Pascal, Simpson, Arona, Garden Avenue. Drive and Garden Avenue west at Fairview Avenue, 1300 feet nortdi of Larpenteur Avenue. Lindig Street and Tatum, 1300 feet north of Larpenteur Avenue. A11 of Larpenteur between Hamline and Cleveland Avenues. Upon a vote being taken, the following voted, "aye": Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund and Labalestra and the following voted "nay's: None. Motion carried. Mr. Steven Doyal, x.660 Linwood Circle, Excelsior, Minnesota, represent- STEVEN DOYAL ing Elm Tree Injection Service, appeared before Council to request a ELM TREE INJECTION license be issued to his firm to treat elm trees with Lignasan BLP SERVICE which he claims is preventive against Dutch Elm Disease. Mr. Doya1 LICENSE REQUEST stated he was aware of the property damage clause in the City Ordin- ance #86, which stipulated a $50.00 deductible only. Mr. Doyal claims no insurance company would write a policy having a $50.00 deductible for property damage because they are working with a chemical. Councilman Black introduced the following amendment to Ordinance #86, and moved its adoption. ORDINANCE N0. 152 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE N0. 86, AN ORDINANCE REGULATING ORDINANCE #152 THE PLANTING, MAINTENANCE AND REMOVAL OF TREES, AND REQUIRING A INSURANCE LICENSE FOR THE REMOVAL, TRIMNLING AND TREATMENT OF TREES. REQUIREMENTS FOR TREE TREATING Mayor Warkentien seconded the foregoing motion to adopt Ordinance #152, and upon a vote being taken the following voted "aye": Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund and Labalestra, and the follow- ing voted "nay11: None. Motion carried. William Brown, 1808 Asbury and James W. Pratt, 1811 Arona, appeared be- GARDEN PATCHIlVG fore Council to inform them they feel the patching on Garden Avenue be- COMMENTS tween Snelling Drive and Pascal was marginal. Engineer Lemberg informed the two men that it was not intended to be a major patching job but to correct the surface adequately so that sealcoating could be applied.