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MEETING OF September 12, 1968 2 772 The regular meeting was called to~order at 7:00 P.M. with the folloRi.ng members presents Mayor Warkentien, Clerk Strandquist~ Councilmen Black, Ecklund and Stone. Also present were Engineer Lemberg Attorney Seed and Treasurer Olsen. Minutes Stone moved, seconded. by Ecklund that the minutes of the meeting of August 29, 1968 be approved. Ayers 1117.. Nays; None. Motion was carried. Correspondence Hemline Avenue Letter dated September 11, 1968 from R. W. Turn7.und~ Watermains Village Manager of Roseville, was in regard to joint project for construction of watermain on Hemline Avenue. Included. in letter was request to connect.one home now under construction to the existing three inch main on Connection to Hemline Avenue. This home is being built for Delbert water requested Schmidt and is located at 1770 North Hemline Avenue or by Roseville Lot 71, Block 2, Gottfried Addition. Residents Ecklund moved, seconded by Stone that request be granted and that connection be made to the existing 6N main rather than the 3" main as mentioned in Turnlundts letter. Ayes: A11. Nays; None. Motion was carried. _ 1 1 Clerk was instructed~to address communication to Turnlund stating that connecting to the 6" main would necessitate angling of the service slightly to the north. Also, that it is understood that no other connection will be allowed to Hemline Avenue watermain until such ti me as agreement is .reached between Village of Falcon Heights and Roseville to install a 6" watermain where the 3" one now exists. Hemline Avenue Lemberg advised that he and Richard Turnlund, pursuant Watermains to authorization of council at meeting of August 29, met with engineers at the St. Paul Water Departm®nt. It was agreed that both sides of Hemline Avenue could hook up to a single main. St. Paul Engineer Clifford Hamblin advised that the, St. Paul Water Deprtment could not participate in costs to help replace the existing 3" main and that was not included in part of the villages .. maintenance fund. St. Paul does not have funds for this purpose. The City of St. Paul could install a new main or the Village of Falcon Heights could install it. If St. Paul did, the cost would be about X5.00 a front foot for ;both sides and Falcon Heights would be responsible for the street. Lemberg advised that the alternative would be to enter into a joint venture with Roseville, divide the cost, then St. Paul would not own any part of it, but they would inspect it as is the usual practice. Resolution Black introduced the following resolution and moved its Calling Public adoptions Bearing ®n Hemline Avenue WHEREtI~S, the Village Council deems it necessary and Watermain expedient that the Village of Falcon Heights, Minnesota Improvements