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-G'-~-_~ water is a storm sewer problem. Trash Proposed Ordinance #50 relating to the burning of trash, was Burning discussed and held over for further study. County Letter from Vern Ljungren, Tdilner kti. Carley 8c Associates, Storm dated July 24th was read. It stated: A.t present there is a 24" Water sectional concrete pipe going into the Gottfried Pit from Garden Pumping south. This pine is adequate at present. When storm water sys- Station tem in northerly portion of N'alcon Heights is constructed Gottfried , arrangements will have to be made for a new, larger diameter Pit. pipe from Garden and Hemline to the pit. Storm sewer Roseville is planning to construct this Fall is designed to serve the Lexington Plaza Shopping Center and the area lying immediately north of Larpenteur and West of Lexington. This will serve the low draw immediately north of Larpenteur to Fernwood, then South on Fernwood to Larpenteur, then West on Larpenteur to the Gottfried Pit. There will be no connection to the 24" line lying north from the Gottfried Pit. Last winter a storm sewer study for the Village of Falcon Heights covering the area draining into Larpenteur and the area lying north of Larpenteur, east of Fry, south of Roselawn and west of Hemline was prepared. In this study, the engineers designed the pipe size, capacity, runoff and the other factors affecting storm sewer design. They also pre- pared preliminary plans of storm sewer necessary to serve this area. These plans were turned over to the Ramsey County Engineer's Office with design computations and other criteria. This informa- tion was used to determine the capacity of the storm sewer on Larpenteur a.nd in the design of the pumping station. When the plan for the storm sewer along Larpenteur and the Pumping Station were completed, Ljungren checked and reviewed them with the County Engineer's Office and he is reasonably certain that ad- equate provisions .have been made to handle the storm water from this portion of Falcon Heights. Resolution It was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Shavor, and unanimously Gottfried voted that County Board Resolution #9-4790, County Board File Pumping #1739, relative to drainage of the Larpenteur Avenue ponding Station area into Lake Como in the City of St. Paul, passed by the ?~oard of County Commissioners in session on May 12th, 1958, listed below, be adopted by the Village of Falcon Heights. RESOLUTION: WHEREAS, The County of Ramsey owns land situated on the north side of Larpenteur Avenue between Fernwood and Hemline Avenues which was purchased for a ponding area for waters draining from County Highways, and WHEREAS, The County of Ramsey proposes to reconstruct Larpenteur Avenue from Fernwood to Snelling in the year 1958, and in connection therewith to install a storm sewer thereon for the purpose of providing for storm eaters on said Larpenteur Avenue, and WHEP.EAS, Larpenteur Avenue between said streets is bordered by the City of St. Paul and the Villages of Roseville and Falcon Heights, the latter two of which do not have storm sewers, and