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2998 George Sedgewick Heating and Air Conditioning Company, 1001 Xenia Avenue South, Golden Valley; Midwest Equipment Com- pany, 300 University Avenue. Warkentien seconded and the motion carried. "Off Sale" Taylor moved that the following "Off Sale" Non-Intoxicating License Renewals: Malt Liquor licenses be approved for the period commencing July 1, 1970 and ending June 30, 1971: Applebaum Food Market, Inc., 1568 West Larpenteur Avenue; KAMS, Inc., 1579 North Hamline Avenue. Black seconded and the motion carried. Petition to David A. Anderson, 1512 West Idaho Avenue, appeared at the Limit Parking meeting to present a petition signed by eleven residents on Aroma Avenue living near Aroma Avenue from California to Hoyt Avenues. During State They request limited parking s'~long one side of Arona Avenue Fair: during the State Fair, which is August 29 through September 7, 1970. Their reasons include giving adequate room for emergency vehicles, help to keep cars from blocking drive- ways, and provide maximum traffic flow to both pedestrians and cars. Change Order No. 1, Taylor moved that the Change Order No. 1 to Arnold R.Kraft Arnold R. Kraft Company, Contractor for the Hamline Avenue Water Main Pro- Company: Sect b e approved as recommended by Engineer Lemberg in the amount of $2,210.00. Ecklund seconded and the motion carried. Request For Taylor moved that the Final Request For Payment to Arnold Payment - Arnold R. Kraft Company, Contractor for the Hamline Avenue Water R. Kraft Company: Main Project, be approved as recommended by Engineer Lemberg in the amount of $2,J~1.~0.00. Ecklund seconded and the motion carried. Change in the Black moved to withdraw the motion to approve the minutes Minutes of of July 9, 1970 because of the change of wording in the July 9, 1970: Construction Account Resolution. Taylor withdrew the second. Black moved that the Minutes of July 9, 1970 be approved as corrected. Taylor seconded and the motion carried. Continued Payments Taylor moved, seconded by Black that the following reso- to St. Paul For lution be adopted. tTpon a vote, the resolution was de- Use of Sewerage Glared passed unanimously. Works - Resolution No. 70-13: WHEREAS the Village has entered into an agreement dated July 23, 1970, with St. Paul whereby St. Paul has agreed to make certain of its sewers and its capacity in the Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary District sewerage works available for use by the Village, and the Village has agreed to pay for such use; and WHEREAS St. Paul is required each year to pay a share of the costs of the Minneapolis-St. Paul Sanitary District for its sewerage works and their operation and