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2 should allow cars to park in their lots at Fair time. He also said that a number of weddings have been held in the area and none of the cars attending the weddings had to park in the front yards. Mr. Croft, 1700 St. Mary's Street, can't see why be can't be allowed to earn a little extra money to help pay taxes. He said people are looking for more spots to park. Mr. Schirrmei ster, 1779 Tatum Street, stated that he does not have parking in his yard but he would agree to it. Mr. Schultz, 1725 Fry Street, said he couldn't care less about the parking of cars himself except that youngsters should be able to make a few extra dollars. He helped children take care of the parking which was a fob he didn't appreciate. He said at least 8 or 10 families used their yards for parking of cars on Fry Street during Fair time. He also said the turn around by Robert Hall deteriorated the area more than the 10 days of parking in yards at Fair time. Councilman Taylor moved, seconded by Councilman Stone, to authorize the Village Attorney to draw up an ordinance to amend ordinance No. 8 pertaining to the prohibiting of parking of cars in areas other than surfaced areas. Councilman Taylor amended his motion to prohibit the park- ing of cars in the front yard. Motion carried. Tree Repair Councilman Stone moved, seconded by Councilman Black, to Contract: authorize the Northland Tree Service to proceed with trim- ming and cabling of trees in Falcon Heights as listed on Dr. Hard's report. Motion carried. Sanitary Sewer Clerk-Administrator Barnes reported on the cost quotations Maintenance submitted by three sewer cleaning services. Councilman Contract: Stone moved that the matter of sanittary sewer maintenance be tabled until the meeting of April 13, 1972. Councilman Ecklund seconded and the motion carried. AYES: Councilmen Black, Ecklund, Stone, Taylor. NAY: Mayer Warkentien. Garden Park Mr. John Quast, Chairman, Mr. Wayne Sorenson, and Mr. James Playground McGuire, members of the recreation advisory committee were Report from present at the meeting to discuss recommendations for the Recreation Garden Park Site. The ccemnittee recommends that three Committee: tennis courts be placed on the western side of the parcel of hand with adequate landscape buffer on the south. Courts be laid out for north-south play so located to allow for lighting and fencing. It is also recommendedthat we place a blacktop court (additional 60 feet) with basketball hoops, a temporary picnic area with small playground equipment such as sandbox, etc., & parking for 6 to 10 cars. A recreation meeting is scheduled for April 11, 1972, to discuss the personnel and program for the sunaner. Councilman Black moved, seconded by Mayor Warkentien, to authorize the Vi1l.age II~gineer to prepare a plan for utilization of the University property in the Garden Avenue and Maple Knoll area for recreation purposes. Motion carried.