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1751 "-~~SA, New, Treasurer Olsen reported receipt of a check in the amount of 21~-101-02: ~?_312.07 from the Mate Highway Department to apply on State Aid Project No. 2I~-101-02. Polling Attorney Galvin reported he had been in touch with Joel '!'ierney, Places: Attorney for the University of t~.Rinnesota, who .advised they were checking to see vrhat space, if any, they Trrould have available for use as a polling place; that they were looking into the matter of ins~zrance and vrould write Attorney Galvin when their check-up has been completed. League of Le+.,ter of ?:?ay 6th from '~~rs. Dorothy i~2iller, Secretary, Falcon '~lomen Hei~-hts League of '"iomen Voters, was read. It advised, in ~~art, Voters: that '?~s. James J. Jenkins of 2190 Folwell eras elected Presi- dent; '.hrs. Karl Vander Horck of 1853 No. Rascal was elected Local Item Chairman; Recreation ti^~as adopted as their local study item for 1962-63. Intersection Engineer Lemberg advised that there is a model of the Snelling- Larpenteur Larpenteur Interchange on display in the Highway Building. & Snelling: Special At 8 P. ~-L, the regular meeting was recessed for the purpose of nearing Land. conducting the _caring on the Land Use Study. Clerk ~~~ortenson Use Study: read copy of Notice as Published in the Rose Tribune. 'Sayor Nilsen stated that the Village of falcon Heights h.ad al- ways tried to ~~ive notice of meetings -more than legally re- quired, because we want to have people come to these meetings and express their opinions. Attorney Galvin stated that when Ordinance 6~~ was adopted, it was suggested that the Village have a land use plan. The Man was drawn up by Agidvrest Research, Inc.; was gone over by Bones- troo, ?iosene and Associates and the present proposal is the result of their study. The Village has the pourer to acquire real estate to build streets. It is necessary to prescribe where the streets will go. Then the proposed street plan can be filed with the Registrar of Deeds. Then, if anything is built on the land shown as the proposed street, the Village would have to pay a fair market value for the land needed for the street, but nothing for the buildings or improvements. Galvin read. from pale 2 of the letter sent to all property owners in the affected area. Nilsen said the Vi7_la~-e Council and the :Manning Commission had sent two or three ,years on the comprehensive zoning plan and that they were now getting down to detailed engineering. Copies of the proposed plan were distributed. to all present. Lemberg explained engineering details. The '.Mayor asked for comments from the assembly. A. Hustrulid, ~"de don't i~^ant a street back of our glace. acre came out here be- 1805 Fairview: cause we wanted the land. V~'e expect to use it for our retirement. We do not want any road. r 1 1