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1 285iB Clerical Help B. J. ~echtiene asked T.°darkentien for a cleric a1_ budget fer the for the Hurnan nights Human Rights Commission as the last set of minutes .for their Commission: conlimission cost reverend VanKirlc ~~9.19 because he had to have his secretar~r do them. The Council. felt that it was unfair for members of the commission to have to take money out of their pockets for the distribution of the minutes. Black moved that a budget not to exceed `.;115.00 per month be allotted for clerical help for the Human Rights Commission. ti~darkentien seconded. The following voted _for same: Black, tiarkentien. The Following voted against same: Taylor, Stone and Ecklund. Those voting against said motion .felt that in giving the Human Rights Commission a budget the ViJ_lage would be expected to give the recreation Corrunittee, Planning Commission, etc. a budget also. As these organizations are supposed to be volunteer and have gotten along in the past Urithout a budget, it wa.s felt that the policy should. remain the same. Ti7arkentien moved that the Human Rights Commission be authos~zed a budget of X150.00 a year, not to exceed $12.50 per month for clerical help including; stationery, envelopes, stamps, etc. and that 1~everend Vanl~irk be reimbursed $9.19 for January's minutes. ^~yes: Black, tivarkentien, Ecklund. Nays: Taylor, Stone. IAotion Tsras carried. Variance for Sign The application for a variance from the Pizza Hut of Falcon Heights for Pizza Hut : ti.7as referred to the Planning Corc-ai ssion at the Council's meeting of February 13, 1969. The Planning Commission recommended approval subject to the follotiaing conditions: 1. Total area of 125 square feet is acceptable. 2, Height of sign be limited to 25 feet, if practical 3. Setback of 18 to 20 feet from front lot line ~. Flashing sign be prohibited due to apartments next door. Black moved that the variance submitted by the Pizza Hut fora sign 2~3 feet high tirith 125 square feet located at a distance of 22 feet east from the east line of Snelling Drive be granted. Ecklund seconded. Ayes: Unanimous. Motion carried. Ordinance 61;: At the next meeting of the Planning Commission Black will. ask it to make definite recommendations for the amendment of Ordinance 6!~ as suggested to the Council in the Planning Commission's letter of January 29, 1969 , Julia Lind_i Black suggested that the CouncS_1 look over the Julia Lindig Pro?~erty: property on Saturda;r. F~r_er Learn of the UniversitJT of I~iinnesota ~~i.ll be at the Village IIa.l1 for a Recreation Committee meeting T~Iarch 11. It was sugrgested that the Council attend. Hotirever, the County 1°~elfare Dep~:rtment may no-L- gait until March 11. to sell -the pro~uerty. Blacl> wi11 contact the Zlelfare Department telling them Otis are sti11 interested in the property for recreational purposes. Falcon Oil 1lttorney advised that Falcon Oil Case has been noticed for trial Car tiuash : on Iiarch for a var 13. The Company hasn't iance. The onl~T reason decided if' it i t would ti~lant t-rants to re-ap;~1y to re-apply is to agree to a. number of. conditions. It is within its rights to re- apply as more than six months has elapsed since the original at~bli ca.ti on .