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~~iGI Li~2nse / All requirements having been met, it was moved by idilsen, seconded by Coppini and unanimously voted to grant iti4aster Gas Installer's License to Roy Dahl, dba Dahl Gas Heating Co., 1688 Grand, St. Paul. Office It wras moved by Shavor, seconded by Coppini and unanimously voted Supplies ~ to approve order to Thermo-Fax Silos Corporation for 500 sheets of 82 x 11 buff paper, same as furnished in invoice #1039~t at `~5.05/C. Recreation v Copies of Activity Reports by the Iowa Playground Committee, signed by Carl Kaechele, for J, Garske, Chairman, were distributed to the Council h~,~embers. The Deputy Clerk was requested to supply Coppini with a statement of recreation expenditures for the 1958-59 season; Accident Y Notice of Claim was served upon the it~ayor on Febru;~~~T 20th, 1959, Claim with respect to a claim of X5,000.00 in behalf ref Coreen Shanley and her father for injuries suffered in an accident at the Falcon Heights School Skating Rink January 25th, 1959. Notice of claim has been referred to the Insurance Company, Sewer Letter of February 17th from Attorney Graham was read. It advised Charges he had checked with St. Paul; that St. Paul had increased sewer rental c3~arges in the City of St. Paul and for areas outside the City -:~nith gore connected v~rith the St. Paul sewer. The charges are to become effective January 1st, 1959 and the first increase will be payable with the bills which will go out th® first of April. Trees '-Tayor Nilsen advised r,'rig;ineer Ljungren that the people on Fairview and Tatum are interested in betting locations for tree planting, Ljungren advised a number of Villages are planning Tree Ordinances and are recommending Hackberry, Ash and Soft Maple in preference to Elms. Proposed ~ 3olly Robbins, Attorney at Law, 1130 i:~iinnesota Bldg., St. Paul, Apt. Bldg. reprr.~senting the persons interested in securing building permits for the proposed apartment apr~eared before the Council. Also present were Geo. ~~embrez, Ytim. Lindig, owners anal employees of the Spiegler Construction Company. Attorney Robbins stated: Trey proposed to construct 6 buildings. The set backs on both Fry and Larperteur would be 30-. They were allowing a 9x20' off street parking space for 1 car per unit -- our present requiremen is are 8 x 20'. Between buildings, they are allowing a 26' space, 30 to Ito' fro.n bcundariss. The 13' spacing just about doubles ordinance requirements. In all other respects their plan comes v+rell within the present ordinances and should en~ title the =j.pplicant to a permi+,~ Project will amount to 3/!~ to 1 million dollars. Annual tax.., as they have projected, vrill be approximately X25,000.00. It is a commercially zoned area at the present time and seems to be well suited for their project. It would increase the value of the business area and the business men ars in favor of this project. Project would comply with all St . Paul requi;~:men+s. He has been unable to find any standard upon which Hasbrouck based hi s recommendation of 28C0 t~ 3300 square feet unit area densit~r. St. Paul requires ~ in~imum of 985' sq ft of land area , or`t 5 familie e r t s p r ac ~ e. Here hey have 2.6h acres and th e proposed project would be Ltl families per acre. The project as laid out would meet FHA o VA r requirements. FHA would permit 102 to lOt~ units in thi s space. 1-~ r , 1_~~