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i X38 of the Planning Consultant, but we differ with him on the theory that where you get closer to the lame centers of popu- lation the density should be greater. You can't necessarily~- follow the spokes of a wheel and. decrease density as you go further north. We v~:ould recommend meeting Roseville's density requirements. Dahlgren Dahlgren felt the density proposed by the developer was reasonable. Has brouck is very competent but his field and experienee has been in the outer areas where the density is lower. Gardner's experience has been both in the outer areas and the more closely populated areas. The benefit to be derived by cutting the northernmost building to 10 units is questionable. He thinks it would be a better looking project if all four buildings were alike. Four similar bAildin~;s might look better. That's why they recommended staggering the buildings. Nilsen I move that there be a continuation of this matter to Thursday night. No second. Robins I think there should be a vote on it tonight. Spiegler Let's get it over with. Shavor Shavor moved that, taking into consideration all the factors in- volved, the petition be denied. Seconded by Coppini and unanimous- ly carried. Utecht Utecht moved that the hearing on rezoning be closed. Seconded by Shavor and unanimously carried. Restrain- At 11:50 P~ M. Attorneys Earl R. Anderson and Wm. B. Korstad ing Order served the members of the Council with Order to Show Cause and Temporary Restraining Order, Notice of n~iotion, Affidavits, Summons and complaint in the case of George A. Kulkay and others vs the Village of Falcon Heights. The restraining order restrain- ed the Village and b~embers of the Council from issuing any build- ing permits on the VTm. F. Lindig Apartment. Robins Mr. Christensen, Attorney for Lindig, had tried very diligently to point out that the Petitioners are not acting in good faith. If Korstad and Anderson want a fight, I think we have a little bit left. I think your City Attorney can arrange to have this heard by June 15th. ??ills On motion by Nilsen, seconded. by Coppini, the following bills were ordered paid: Midway Ford, repairs squad car 3.15 Minute Car V~fash, squad car 5.00 Ethel E. White, stamps 4.00 Minnesota Envelope, 2500 letter heads 33.75 Ind. Chem. Lab., floor waxer, polisher & pads 190.30 Volunteers, fire and drill time 148.00 Int. City Print. Co., 3000 Sew. Rent. cards 110.40 Ethel E. White, services 1st half June 149.50 Adjournment On motion, the meeting adjourned at 12x15 A. M ~.; Signed ? i ~ ._.__. Approved ~~ Mayo r.