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Investments by Treasurer: 2811 Village Treasurer requested that the Gouncil approve the following sums for investment into Treasury Bills from the vaxious Village accounts: Fund Account >~`1. Account #2 Account #3 Account #~ Account #5 Account #16 Account #7 Investment T7aturity Due Date X21,703.72 $23,000.00 December 31, 1969 6,857.00 7,000.00 August 31, 1969 26,121.92 28,000.00 August 31, 1969 26,1})a.8.1~5 2 7, 000.00 August 31, 1969 5,661.$! 6,000.00 December 31, 1969 6,605.t~9 7,000.00 December 31, 1969 ?549.12 8,000.00 December 31, 1969 Tayvlor moved, seconded by Stone that the Measurer be authorized to invest the above sums. Motion was carried. Conditional Use I~Zr. Edelman stated that the main problem seems to be the matter of Permit - Falcon the traffic situation on the corner of Hamline and Larpenteur. He Oil Car TrJash: presented the Council with a letter from E. C. Bather & Associates, traffic consultants, dated December 12, 1968, stating the results of a traffic survey of thatarea in relationship to the number of cars the Car ~rJash may attract to that intersection. Mr. Bathers stated that his only concern is with the traffic problem and the possibility of the car wash generating traffic congestion. No new openings have been requested for the car wash. No Left Turn would be permitted onto Larpenteur - the median would and must remain where it is. The Car ti~3ash would exa.t onto Hamline and would require a No Left Turn onto Hamline so as not to jam up traffic. Someone from the, staff on the property would take care of the congestion in order to keep the intersection clear at all times. The car wash uses approximately 100 ga7..l.ons of water a minute. The F~ngineer asked what provisions had been made to dispose of this water. The owners proposed that it would flow through the storm sewer. .They were advised that the line is owned by the county and flows into the pit below Hamline on Larpenteur and is then pumped into Lake Coma. They advised that they had not checked into the availability and capacity of the water main at that point. The Council also advised that they were concerned with the unsightlyness of the steam effect that the car wash would present. T~Zr. Druck, General Manager, replied that i.t was a commonly accepted method of giving fast service. The Attorney advised that consideration was also being given to the volume of noise resulting from the car wash. The owners stated that they were willing to comply with the hours set forth for operation by the Planning CarrmLi.ssion. The problem of the car wash becoming a hang-out for young boys was discussed. The Mayor advised that the neighbors were concerned about young boys.araund the station and that seeing as the matter has never been completely corrected it would seem that this would only cause more of the same trouble. P4r. Druck advised that presently a 48 year old man and his 29 year old son are operatir~; the station.