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2966 E. It is in the interest of the Village of Falcon Heights and its residents that such a study be undertaken; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Falcon Heights that such a study by the Public Administration Services of Chicage be undertaken and that Falcon Heights share in the cost of said study in anamount estimated to be $1,113.50 based on a per capita allocation of cost among the participating communities. Letter to B & E Attorney Seed was instructed to write a letter to the B & E Patrol: Patrol to app ear at the Council meeting of March 26, 1970, to discuss ani~al control for the Village of Falcon Heights. Metro Transit Councilman Black attended the Metro Transit breakfast meeting Meeting : held at the Paul Bux~yan Motel on February 26, 1970. He gave the following report The people present were representatives of several co7mY-unity organizations including Roseville Chamber of Commerce, Rose- ville School District #623, and League of Women Voters, who heard discussions conducted by a representative of the con- sulting firm and John Jamieson, director of the Metro Transit Commission. The discussion took two parts. (1) The long range prospects for a transit system in the Metro area, and (2) A shorter prosp ect for improved bus service. Tn the long range, it appears that the trend is towards a combination rail and bus system. The consulting firm has indicated numerous proposed roads passed upon and studies of traffic patterns and population density as well as possible future locations of major shopping centers. A number of those present expressed concern about the short term prospects of improved transit service to the north suburban areas, also, many were concerned about a proposed future rail route from northern Ramsey County to the Minne- apolis loop. The representative of the consulting firm ad- vised that a1.1 routes are tentative at this time. Those attending the meyeting were advised that future planning in- cluding recommendation and changes would be passed along to interested citizens at future meetings. Pollution Control Engineer Lemberg attended a pollution control meeting on Meeting: February 25, 1970. He suggested letters be written to the major refuse haulers to attend the next Council meeting of March 12, 1970, to discuss complete trash hauling in the Vi.l.lag e. Water Rates Engineer Lemberg attended a water rates study meeting. (He Study Meeting: will send a report of the meeting in to the Village Office.)