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2 Rudolph Gimbura, 1358 West Larpentear Avenue. Black moved that the application for conditional use be referred to the Village Engineer and to the Midwest Plan- ning Consultants for stuc~r and report. Stone seconded and the motion carried. Recreational Black reported that a meeting of the Citizens Recreation Committee Meeting Advisory Ccanmittee was held on April 16, 1970. The Commit- Report - Mr. tee reco~nnended that the Village continue a modified recrea- William Black: tional program for the Village of Falcon Heights with each of the four playgrounds receiving either filre mornings or five afternoons per week of recreational leadership to eoc- tend for an eight week period from June 15, through August 7, 1970, inclusive. He reported that the Caawnittee farther recommend that two persons for each playground location be hired as supervisors of the program to be directed to the five through twelve year age group, and that one of the supervisors on each playgronnd be a paid teen-age assistant who is a resident of the Village of Falcon Heights. Warkentien suggested asking the recreation committee to have another meeting on April 30, 1970 to further discuss a sutraner recreation program, and to call Gary Wicks, Director of the 1969 summer program, to offer his suggest- ions. Tractor Mower: Stone moved that the Village Engineer he authorized to secure price quotations for a tractor needed by the Village maintenance department. Taylor seconded and the motion carried. Televising The Village Engineer was authorized to check on the cost of Sewers: of televising the sewers in the Northome area to check damage of roots to sewers. Master Gas Having met the requirements, it was moved by Taylor, secon- Installers License: ded by Warkentien that Master Gas Installers License be issued to Albert H. Kimball, 600 North Fairview Avenue, St. Paul, for the period May 1, 1970 to June 30, 1970. The motion carried. Letter to Richard Taylor read a letter written by Engineer Lemberg to Sehnarr: Richard Schnarr, City Engineer, regarding the street main- tenance of Hemline and Iowa Avenue. Engineer Lemberg re- quested i.n the letter that the intersection be inspected as to the drainage problem and repaired as necessary. E1.ection News: Clerk Taylor reported to the Council a call from NBC News, informing the Village that precinct 2 was under consider- ation for election news coverage on national candidates. Thgy also related that this precinct is considered typical in its historical tendency to vote for winners. If se- lected by NBC, a reporter will be at the local election headquarters that evening for returns.