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2192 Special Meeting A special meeting of the Council has been called for Scheduled: December 16, 196.. Purpose of meeting is so that Citizens Recreational Commit tee has opportunity to discuss recreation with Council members. Satellite Service Letter dated November 25 from the Satellite Service Company -outside Company was read. It outlined service and toilet toilets: facilities available for skating rinks. Discussion was held, but no action was taken at this time, Maintenance Dept - Warkentien moved that Ken Quern be authorized to get Flooding skating assistan ce as needed to maintain the skating area for rinks: the winter season if the two additional rinks are set up. Salary for the additional help is not to exceed X2,50 per hour for adult help and possibly L.25 if not adults. If additional rinks are not set up, extra help will not be required. Motion was duly seconded by Stone and carried. George A. Kulkay The Council considered the matter of abating assessment Assessment - dater against the property awned by George A. Kulkay at Main and Sanitary 1700 North Fry Street. Upon the advice of counsel, in Surer Impra~ement his letter to Mayor Nilsen dated December 2nd, Mortenson 1963s moved that request for abatement of assessment be denied, 1700 Nort2T Fry and the value of the benefit is the assessment now certi- fied to the County Auditor. Motion was seconded by V~arkentien and upon a vote being taken the following voted in favor: Nilsen, Mortenson, Warkea~tien, Stone and Black and the following voted against: None. The motion was carried. Justice of the Peace Clerk Mortenson performed the duty of swearing in the Coppini -5~rorn in: newly-elected Justice of the Peace, Paul L. Coppini. Fence Abutting Attorneyts letter of December ~.th addressed to Mayor Street on North Nilsen was reviewed. It was stated that a complete review Snelling Drive - of the Village Zoning Ordinance leads to the conclusion 17$9 No. Asbury: that, at best, it is ambiguous with respect to the set- back requirements on the rear of a through lot. To require a 30 foot set-back on the front and also on the rear of Mr. Helmet lot would limit the usage of approxi- mately !~0 per cent of his total property. Attorney Galvin recommended that the Village ordinances be amended to remove the ambiguity. Clerk was instructed to write to the Building Inspector stating-that if Mr. Helms applies for building permit for any ancillary building on the Snelling side of his lot, that permit be held in abeyance until much tires as the Council has reviewed same, Sewer Ratess Attorney Galvin advised he had met with all the attorneys of the Villages involved in the Sewer Rate Study recently made. A group of the engineers has come up with a formula. It was agreed that sewer rentals are excessive and the City of Saint Paul is realizing too much money. Representatives ~ the municipalities will draft a form of contract with respect to establishing a fair rate.