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2739 1 1 Ramsey County A bulletin from the Ramsey County Sheriff showed Sheriff Bulletins that for the month of May 5,169 miles were patroLl.ed in Falcon Heights and 27 tickets issued. Application for An application from John Bureau was received far Rezoning -also rezoning and gariance on southeast corner of Larpenteur Variance Application and Fairvi~r. He~proposes to build a ~78~000 restaurant Mr. Steak which he says would increase the tax base and be an asset Restaurant - to the area. Black moved that the application be Larpenteur at referred to the Planning Commission and that a public Fairview Avenues hearing before the Village Council b® set at an early date. Motion was duly seconded by Strandquist and unanimously carried, B & E Patrols Don Bona of B & E Patrol reported that the survey of dog situation is progressing well and is being done street by street. Stone moved. that B and E Patrol contract providing for double time be extended for the months of Julys August and September. Motion was duly seconded by Ecklund and unanimously carried. HEARING Sidewalk The Hearing was opened for consideration of construction Improvement - of sidewalk improvements on the south side of Larpenteur Larpenteur and Iowa Avenue between the West line of Snelling and the East Avenues -Improvement line of Fairview Avenue (pro3ected), and both sid®s of 1968-1s Iowa Avenues between the West line, of Hamline and the East line of Arena. The total estimated cost is ~?~.~ _ per foot or $18~1a.23.00. Mr. Peterson Who would pay for the assessment for approximately 200 1750 W. Larpenteurs feet of University property? Also would arty trees have .. to come out? Answer -General fund would pay until the assessment is paid for by the University. About trees - no one was sure. Mr, Lee, 173? Fry Street questioned the need for side- walks and asked if they would be laid on public rightf- of~ray. Answer was iyes.T Mr, Frost, 1710 Fry Street would appreciate a side~ralk as would Mando Photos Grain Terminal and others. Mr. Lee then suggested an easement in private property for sidewalk so that ai~rone using the sidewalk would not be splashed by passing cars. Engineer Lemberg said this could not be done. L~~ Mr. Craighead 1365 Iowa Avenues asked if sidewalk in front of his home would be replaced. Bdr. Alexander 1375 West Iowa, Mr. Seebeck, 1381 W. Iowa,_Mr. Fry 1457 W. Iowa, Mr. Majerus, 1427 w. Iowa, ~. Kotilinek~ 1453 West Iowa, Mrs. Heck, 1382 W. Iowa and Mr. Peterman 1407 V1est Iowa do not want new sidewalks. Mr. Tein 1395 West Iowa asked what portions of Iowa need repair. Bob Kellin, 1513 West Iowa asked. how assessments would be paid. Phil Stockers also speaking for Henry Ernst, 1463 W. Iowa would approve new sidewalks. .Engineer answered he would check each sidewalk and that assessments wi3.1 be placed. on five year basis at 6~ interest. Council is of opinion that sidewalk improve- ments are expedient, advisable and necessary.