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2876 A. J. Steinworth Mr. Steinworth appeared before the Council on behalf of his RE: Lindig Property: neighbors, Mr. Bob Hermes, 1875 Fairview, and Mr. Charles Wawor, 1887 Fairview. They are opposed to any recreational plans for the Lindig Property. The Council informed Mr. Steinworth that the matter had been voted down earlier this evening. Mr. Steinworth asked what the possibility was of extending Lindig Street so that this property in back of Fairview could be developed. The Council said that a petition to constx~.tet a road must be received from the land owners and there must be drainage. At present, there is no drainage. Ecklund said he knew of no one on Tatum who wanted the street to go through and this in fact was one of the reasons the residents purchased the southern lots. Mr. Steinworth also requested that Speed Limits be pos#~ed on Fry as it is becoming a race track. Ecklund informed him that most residential streets are 30 miles an hour atY~l that the people traveling on Fry know this. Permit for Mrs. Arthur Anderson, 1980 Autumn, stated that she was informed S~rimming Pool: she needed a building permit to put up an aluminum swim¢ning pool. The pool is not a permanent structure and stands well within the property line. A filter keeps the water clean; a cover is kept over it at night. A chain-link fence with a locked gate will be erected around the pool. Mrs. Anderson will not need a permit for the pool but may for the fence if the cost exceeds $150.00. Correspondence: Load Restriction Engineers letters of March 18 and 21~ informed the Village of Waivers: the Engineer's permission to Mobil and Hassett Oil Companies to make deliveries in the Village where there are load restrictions These companies will deliver with ,partial loads only. Metro Tax Fridley furnished a copy of its resolution opposing the Program: proposed Metro Tax Program. This was taken under advisement by the Council. Vacancies on Letter from Political Action Committee requested Council to Human Rights appoint two young adults on the Human Rights Commission Commission: in any vacancies. At the present time, no vacancies exist on the Commission but this request will be kept in mind by the Council. Dept. of Letter dated March 21, 1969 from State Department of Agriculture Agriculture: requiring attendance at meeting, April 1, 1969 at 7:30 P.M. The Council appointed genneth Quarn, Weed Inspector, as its representative to this meeting. Crime Preven- Memo, dated March 18, 1969, from Emery Barrette at the tion & Control: Governor's Commission of Crime Prevention and Control. First meeting of Regional Advisory Council will be held at 1:30, March 28, 1969. Ecklund will try to attend. Office of Letter dated March 19, 1969 from E. R. Wellhaven, County County Assessor: .Assessor, informing theGouncil of an assessor's meeting April 21~, 1969.