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219 Poor Drainage of ?fir. V~thittlef was present to register complaint about the tiitater on Tatum St. large amount of water standing on Tatum Street, Engineer Vernon ~r°~'hittlef Lemberg advised that he is working on this problem 1775 Tatums and trying to establish a grade. There is a natural drainage between two houses and if a voluntary easement from the two homeowners is not obtained, the Village will have to condermn the property involved in order to acquire the easement for the natural drainage, Empty lot behind Shell Deputy Clerk was instructed to write to the owner of Station on Albert and this land regarding shrubs, trees and general unkempt Larpenteur Avenues appearance. This lot is a danger'~to passersby because it could be a place of concealment for thugs or hoods. Fence abutting street William Helms of 1789 No, Asbury, whose back yard extends on North Snelling to North Snellins~ Drive, has built a fence five feet tall Drive: abutting Snelling Drive, which is the front property line of neighbors. This situation is unique in that it is probably the only single lot in Falcon Heights that has two front lot lines. It was agreed, after discussion, that Mr. Helms be advised that a Variance request should have been obtained before fence was constructed, in com- pliance with Ordinance 6t~, Section 4.7. Before variance can be granted, however, the written approval of the two neighbors must be obtained and. submitted. to the Council. Member Black vTill contact P~Ir. Helms. Hearing of Planning The Planning Commission will hold a hearing on September Commission on 30, 196? at 8:00 P.I~.~. to consider application to rezone Lindig Application the following described property from R-1 to R-3 classi- to Rezone: fication: The j~orth 53.51 feet of the south 353.51 feet of Lot 5 Block 2 Lindig~s Addition, according to the plat on file and on record in the office of the Register of Deeds in and for Ramsey County, Minnesota. Bi7.ls: Vdarkentien moved, Nilsen sec:mded that the following bills be paid. Carried. Salaries including Volunteer Firemen 2,270.99 Motorola Comm. and Electron. -radio tutee. 7.70 St. Paul Overall Laundry - August 7.50 Dunn'wuelding and Supply Co. - acetylene 5.95 Fire Dept. Relief assn. -~'iay tax settlement 74..86 Minn. Fire Extinguisher Co. -recharge 7.00 Duane Ausman, Pdl.D. Vol, fireman examination 7.00 Thermo-Fax Sal es, Inc. - copy paper 25,57 S. Bertelsen, Postmaster -stamps 20.00 Matina Vavoulis -stamps 11..45 Bredemus Hardware -window hardware 12.15 Cities Serv. Oil Co. -Gasoline ~ repairs 112.20 State Treasurer -P.E.R.A. Vii Fedl. Reserve Bank -August FEDl. WH 224.98 363.70 Comm. of Taxation -August State WH 9..30 Bonestroo, ftosene and Assoc.-Eng, consult. 186.50