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~~/ hearing follows a presentation made to the Society's Executive Committe last winter (see minutes, November 10, 1973.) After a lengthy discussion, the Board declined to take any action which would inrrolve the Society in such a plan, and instead, instructed the Secretary to advise World AGROmart Associates that the plan did not seem appropriate to the purview and authority of: he Society nor possible of accomodation on the present land holdings of the Fair without causing severe in3ury to those use(s) to which said property is dedicated by statute." Mayor Warkentien stated,"fhat this was so premature that these men were counseled not to come here to make this presentation, as it was not in final form, or have arty decision powers have been asked for, and there- fore, I would like to thank Mr. Hanley and Mr. Nemseth for coming this evening to present their proposal on their own time." 1 Mayor Warleentien reopened the public hearing on Planned District Development. Councilman Black read the proposed amendment to Zoning Ordinance No. 61~ to provide for Planned District Development, and the proposed changes in the draft were read and discussed. Councilman Black moved, seconded by Councilman Steele, to advise the City Attorney, John Renefick, to draft the proposed amendment for Ordinance No. 64. Motion carried. Councilman Ecklund moved, seconded by Councilman Labalestra, to approve the minutes of the regular Council meeting of November 1l~, 1971 as corrected. Motion carried. Councilman Steele moved, seconded by Councilman Labalestra, to approve the minutes of the special Council meeting of November 23, 19711 as corrected. Motion carried. The conditional use request of Gary Grandprey to operate an amusement center with six amusement devices at 1662 North Snelling for public use was discussed by the Council. Th~~general feeling of the Council was that enough information was not available at the present time, and that the Ordinance wasntt specifically clear as to whether or not to permit this or not. Councilman Labalestra moved, seconded by Councilman Black, to table the matter until a later date. Motion carried. The SRA Report was read by Clerk-Administrator Barnes, and it was de- cided that for the population of Falcon Heights, the cost of one vote would be too expensive in litigation proceedings. Councilman Steele moved, seconded by Councilman Labalestra, to vote no action. Councilman Ecklund abstained. Motion carried. The discussion on the proposed widening of Larpenteur Avenue was deferred until the next meeting. The survey report made of Mrs. Northrup and Mrs. Rosendahl was read by Clerk-Administrator Barnes in regard to the vacant lot on Summer Street. The Council decided to leave the matter until next summer when the Falcon Woods Playground would be complete, and then study the situation at that time. Clerk-Administrator Barnes was directed to inform the Revieres' of the Council's action. PUD PUBLIC HEARING MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 1I~, 197 MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 23, ~971~ GARY GRANDPREY CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST - 1662 NORTH SHELLING SRA REPORT SUBURBAN RATE AUTHORITY WIDENING OF LARPENTEUR SURVEY REPORT UNIMPRfJVED PRIOR AVENUE VACANT P1~PERTY. -7-