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MINUTES MARCH 9, 1988 R PAGE 2 Baldwin stated he had personally observed Ciatti's customers parking the full length of St. Mary's Street and felt there was definitely a hazard to the residents. He was of the opinion that posting "No Parking" on the west side of the street might provide relief until a long term solution can be worked out. Following a discussion, Ciernia moved, that the west side of St. Mary's Street from the alley to Maple Knoll, be posted "No Parking" and the motion carried unanimously. NO ACTION ON VARIANCE REQUEST FROM VICTORIA MIKELONIS, 2216 FOLWELL Wallin explained that the Planning Commission had taken no action on the matter as they were unsure whether or not a variance is needed, and tabled the item until an opinion has been rendered by the City Attorney. Council deferred the matter awaiting a recommendation from the Planning Commission. PUBLIC HEARING ON CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST FOR A PET STORE IN A B-2 DISTRICT SCHEDULED FOR 7:15 P.M., APRIL i3, 1988 (TAMRA A. ROTH) ~~ Wallin explained that at the March 7, 1988 meeting the Planning Commission recommended approval of the conditional use with. the stipulation that a condition be included which would prohibit using the facility as a boarding kennel. Ciernia moved that a public hearing on the conditional use request be scheduled for 7:15 P.M., April 13, 1988. Motion carried unanimously. APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT FUNDS TO PROVIDE SMOKE DETECTORS FOR ELDERLY AND LOW/MODERATE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS Council briefly discussed the grant application which was initiated by the Fire Department, and the Department's offer to install the smoke detectors free of charge. Bush moved, seconded by Chenoweth, adoption of Resolution R-88-4. Motion carried unanimously. Council commended the Fire Marshal and Fire Department for their work on the project. RESOLUTION R-88-4 A RESOLUTION REQUESTING A COMMUNITY BLOCK GRANT TO PROVIDE EARLY WARNING SMOKE DETECTORS FOR ELDERLY AND LOW/MODERATE INCOME HOUSEHOLDS CLERK ADMINISTRATOR'S AND TREASURER'S BONDS APPROVED Chenoweth moved approval of a $100,000 Treasurer's bond and a $10,000 Clerk Administrator's bond. Motion carried unanimously. SANITARY SEWER RATES TO BE INCREASED Wiessner recommended the proposed sanitary sewer charge increases be approved and explained the increases reflect steady increases in charges from the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission. It was also recommended that the Municipal Code be amended to include sewer charges in Section 5-15.01 (relating to license, permit, and other fees), such fees to be reviewed annually. Chenoweth moved adoption of Ordinance 0-88-4 and the motion carried unanimously.