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/ ~i~ was that it was too broad of a term to cover the amusement center. Councilman Black had suggested sending the application to the Planning Cosrtnission for a conditional use permit, but noted that for twat Gary Grandprey made application for does not eucist under the Ordinance. He also noted that the Planning Commission would not have the authority to grant this. Attorney Skor felt that the Council had three alternativies: 1. Refer the matter to the Planning Commission. 2. Take steps to amend Ord. btu to permit this. 3. ~ nothing. Councilman Black moved, seconded by Councilman Steele, do deny the permit on the grounds that a provision to permit such a center does not exist in the Ordinance, and to refund the $5.00 fee. Motion carried. Mrs. Yabe1's request for "no parking" signs to be placed in front of her driveway at 2099 Hoyt was discussed. It was noted that the reason forthe request was that University students park there, and she can not get out of her driveway. It was noted, howeter, that she has a sixteen foot garage, and a driveway that is wider than the garage, in which she should have enough room to get out of. The Council decided that the students parking there is a police matter, and that the police should be directed to issue tickets to any offenders that might park closer than three feet d~ her driveway. Engineer Lemberg suggested looking into the matter after school starts to see if there are at~p- other problems, and not until that time. Councilman Steele moved, seconded by Councilman Ecklund, to deny the request for "no parking" signs. Motion carried. The Council decided to defer the Commercial Parking Lot Maintenance Discussion until the neast meeting. Salary increases for Falcon Heights personnel were dis- cussed by the Council. Clerk-Administrator Barnes to $18 800.00, Vincent Wright to $10,920.00, William Garlick to $7,710.00, and T. R. Williams to $8,100.00 respectively. LiquorStore personnels George Willkom to $15,000.00, John Sosniecki to $8,78t~.00, and Joseph Strayaew.ski to $2.85 per hour, respectively. Councilman Labalestra noted that employees that average 30 hours per week or more should be entitled to one week paid vacation after one year. Mayor Warkentien mo+~ed, seconded by Councilman Black, to approve the proposed salary increases for Falcon Heights personnel effective January 1, 1975. Motion carried. Clerk-~dmin3.strator Barnes presented three possible insurance companies to cover Falcon Heights personnel for 1975, rich were Upper Midwest, National Association Service, and North Star F~nployment underwritten by Gamble A1.den. He further proceeded to discuss the merits of the three, and suggested to the Council that North Star would be the best. Councilman Black stated that he had not heard of any of the three, and that th~* should be checked on. Councilman Steele moved, seconded by Councilman Labalestra, to award the group health plan to North Star Employment Trust. Motion carried. AMUSEMENT CENTER con' d MRS. YABEL ~ S REQUEST FOR "NO PAQKTNG" SIGNS AT 2099 HOYT COMMERCIAL PARKING MAINTEAANCE DISCUSSION SALARY INCREASES FOR FALCON HEIGHTS PERSONI~L IATSITRANCE COMPANIES FOR FALCON HEIGHTS PERSONNEL FOR 1975 The Council discussed Irene E. Tein~s claim that she deserved IRENE E. TEIN'S ccanpensation and/or severance pay fra:a Falcon Heights for SALARY STATUS AND duties that she had performed tehile employed by Falcon Heights CLA7~i FOR SEVERANCE as the Cler]F. Attorney Skor noted that government employees AND/OR COMPENSATION are not entitled to severance pay, acid it was also noted that