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Hemline to Albert Avenues, including: removal of the 8 existing curb, excavation and backsloping, installation of a gravel base, installation of a ten foot wide concrete parking lane, installation of a type B curb and gutter, removal of necessary trees, rer~lacement of sod. The cost of the proposed work would be approximately $28,500.00. This does not include moving electrical distribution lines if necessary. If costs were assessed to the property owners, the cost per foot would be $?~8.00. MSA funds could be used for a project of this type, but Mr. Anderlik recommended that use of these funds be considered carefully, as it would deplete funds available to the City for other street pro3ects, and would be of very limited benefit to the entire City. Discussion followed and the following five points were derived. These are to be directed to Deane Anklan, Ramsey County Engineer, for his comments and suggestions: 1. Leave Larpenteur Avenue as it is at the present time. 2. Widen Larpenteur Avenue and provide a parking lane. 3. Remove or modify the median strip or bump. ~. Allowing parking on one side of the alley. 5. Limit parking to certain hours. The engineer was also directed to contact Deane Anklan and request that he appear at a future Council meeting to discuss this situation with the residents and also request that the County place a traffic counter on Larpenteur Avenue between Hemline and Albert Avenues. Clerk-Administrator Barnes was directed to contact Captain Fred Spencer of the Ramsey County Sheriff + s Department to get the number of accidents that have occurred in that stretch of Laroenteur Avenue. A letter from Michael Labalestra, Secretary of the Lido SPECIAL ELECTION - SUNDAY Cafe, Inc., was read, requesting that the Council pass a LIQUOR SALES resolution placing on the ballot, the questions of authorizing an ordinance for the sale of into~i.cating liquor +'on-sale" in hotels and restaurants on Sundays, in con3unction with the current ordinance. Mayor Warkentien introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION #71~-21 A RESOLtN'ION CALLING FORA SPECIAL ELECTION TO AUTHORIZE THE SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR ++ON-SALE++ IN HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS ON SUNDAYS. SAID ELECTION TO BE HELD ON NOVEMBER 5, 19711. Councilman Steele seconded the foregoing Resolution and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Steele, and the following voted against the same: None. Councilman Labalestra abstained. Motion carried.