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28I~ P~Ir. Edelman advised that he had been involved in these controversies before and that if the Council left everything up to the citizens the community would be nothing but citizens and no new businesses would ever be permitted in. N1r. Edelman proposed that since the water problem had arisen that the pex~rnit be limited to a single bay. The Council was not in favor of this as a one bay ~rould not be any more desirable because then cars would be backed up farther and would be circling the residential area waiting to get in. ti.'hen asked about the problem of water running off onto the apron, Mr. Druck replied that most of it would run onto the driveway and that .was his responsibility. Mr. Edelman stressed the point of a fair and unprejudiced new start. He felt that if the Council would hear the matter under a new application that both the parties would be doing the best they could. Dog Nuisance at T~Tr. Richard C. Skogsbore of 1891 Tatum said that ti,Iilliam Anderson 1903 Tatum: of 1903 Tatum owns a. black labador which is a destructive nuisance. The owners moved in last May and ever since the dog has wrecked bushes, flower beds, and jumped fences. On the evening of January 22nd, the dog kept P~~r. Skogsborc awake until about 2:00 A.M. and also woke up his children. He stated that the Ramsey County Sheriff, B & E Patrol and the neighbors have talked to TZr. Anderson but to no avail. The Council stated that Mr. Anderson would be notified to appear. before the Council at the next meeting. New Tumblers for The Ena;ineer stated that it would cost about~l5 to X30 to replace Clerk's Office: the present tumblers for the lock systems. The Council decided to ta~,1e the matter for the present. Fire Department The Attorney passed the rough draft over the desk of frank Moult en. Legislation: Further changes consisted of elimination of monthly pension payments in favor of a lump sum benefit and a ~./5th majority Council vote for cYmges in the by-laws. T;7orTQnen ~ s Compen- Black talked to T~Zr. Mortenson of Northland Agency about Ulorkmen ~ s sation for Council: Compensation Insurance for the Council. The cost would be approximately.~72.00 per year based upon the salary total of p)~, 7L~0.00 per year for the Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer and Councilmen. Black moved adoption of the follotrir~g resolution: RESOLVED that the Village Clerk of the Village of Falcon Heights acquire, on behalf of the officers and councilmen of the Village of Falcon Heights, ~Torkmen~s Compensation Insurance covering their duties as said officials. The resolution was seconded by Ecklund and upon a vote being taken was unanimously adopted.