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Cigarette License #92 for J. W. Reber, Farmers Union Grain Terminal Ass'n., 1667 No. Snelling, St. Paul, 13. Cigarette License #93 for National Tea Co,, 1553 W. Larpenteur, St. Paul, 13. Mail Box 8379, Mpls., 16. Gasoline Filling Station #6!t for 0. J. Husby, Falcon Oil Co., 1350 W. Larpenteur, St. Paul, 13. Gasoline Filling Station #65 for J. Vd. Reber, Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association, 1b67 No. Snelling, St. Paul, 13. Gasoline Filling Station #66 for Henry F. Baden, Pure Oil Co., 1525 W. Larpenteur, St. Paul, 13. Gasoline Filling Station #67 for Carroll K. Erdman, Cities Service Oil Co., 1670 No. Snelling, St. Paul, 13. Gasoline Filling Station #68 for Ernest C. PdeLean, Shell Oil Co., 1t~07 Larpenteur Ave., St. Paul, 13. ~Q<<;.:~ TATUM There was a general discussion regarding the proposed improve- ment on Tatum Street, and the water problem involved, and it was decided that it would be better for Mayor Nilsen, Engineer L3un- gren and other interested parties to discuss the matter on loca- tion and a meeting was arranged for Friday night, June 27th, 7 P. M. Julian Lee Mr. Lee stated that the culvert under his driveway had not been 18l~0 W. put back in place properly after the sewer was laid, and he asked Larpenteur why'.the ditch wasn't being taken care of. He was advised by Mr. Steffes that the culvert would be moved to its proper position and that the ditch would be taken care of. Gage Letter outlining the Planning Board's recommendation was read. Develop- Mr. Cage submitted his new plan showing enlarged culdesacs. went Mayor Nilsen reported he had seen and talked to Dean Fenske and Dean Macey of the University regarding use of some of their property as a. recreation area, and that they seemed cooperative inasmuch as they also had a recreation problem, which wouldn't conflict with our use a.s far as hours were concerned; and it seemed like the Village and the University could probably use the same space. They would, however, have to take the matter up with the Board of Regents. Warkentien said he didn't see any necessity for holding up Gage's proposed development until the play area was settled. Nilsen feels about a days work with a bull dozer should take care of the grading. Nilsen and Gage will meet Monday night to discuss the matter further. Ahlberg Letter from Cdr. Ahlberg's attorney was read. After discussion, Blvd. the matter was tturned over to Attorney Graham for further action. The Council feels that it has already spent as much as they want to spend on this pro3ect. They feel the boulevard, culvert and drainage are all in good condition; and had the newly laid sod been properly watered, its original green condition would have been maintained. Streets The heavy traffic on Arona and California is doing considerable used as damage to the streets. Steffes says our streets were not in- Detours tended to handle such heavy traffic, they were designed for a maximum `of about !t ton. If the County intends to continue directing heavier loads over. them, they should do something to