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1091 Brady Fence It has been determined that the fence Brady proposed to con- Variance struct will be entirely within his property line and the Council therefore has no objection to the completion of this fence. Law Suit Attorney Graham reported that the Northern States Pawer.: Company's Suit against Lametti and the Village of Falcon Heights has been tentatively set for trial November 3rd, 1958. Snelling Attorney Graham reported that at the suggestion of Steffes, he Avenue wrote a letter on behalf of the Village to the State of Binnesota, requesting that they return the ten thousand dollar deposit since we understand that the sewer and street work on Snelling Avenue has been approved by the State of Minnesota. Rees' Attorney Graham advised that he had wri tten a letter to dlr. Property Rees advising the estimated cost of the proposed improvement would be $1~,1~00.00, asking that A4r. Rees review the matter and arrange a meeting so they can discuss it later. Engineer's Ljungren reported Craig has reworked quite a bit of Maple Report Knoll, took clay out at Garden and Arona and will take clay out Streets and of Garden. That is Lametti's expense. Schifsky advised Ljungren Alleys he will use a plant mix on the alley work because of the late- ness of the season. Sine is going to prime the streets in Falcon I~ioods first and then lay a ner~ mat. He is working now. Parking Lot Falcon Heights Ljungren advised that although there is a minor amount of sand being adddd to lot 18 Barthel Villas, it doesn't appear that Congregational it will materially affect the drainage for the area. Ljungren Church. will write a letter to the Council regarding his recommendations on this project in accordance with plans submitted by Mr. t~urchie, sending a copy to Rev. Trimble. Holton St. After discussion, it was moved by d'darkentien, seconded by Coppini Drainage , and unanimously voted that the ditch on Holton should be cleaned out and a little spillway built to run the water into the: ditch as per Ljungren's recommendation. Falcon 'r`oods Ljungren informed Nick Christensen, Building Inspector, that no No. 2. building permits are to be issued fc~r Falcon t~roods No. 2 until the rough grading of streets is done. Rees' Coppini asked if the drainage ditch in the National Tea Alley Alley between Larpenteur and Crawford should be filled. Ljungren recommended that it be cleaned out and left open -- otherwise there would. be about 8" of water retained. Hoyt Ave. After discussion, it was recommended that VYarkentien advise Mr. Curbing Gamriel and Mr. Pugleasa that owing to the additional amount of expense for engineering services and the cost of bringing the curbing around the corners to make a finished job, it is the Council's recommendation that the matter be held over until next Spring and. then done by petition and on an assessment basis inasmuch as the one property owner will not voluntarily put in curb to complete block.