CCMin_52Jan25_Meeting/Public_Hearing

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iJ 1. Constable Letter of January 19, 1952, from Constable eleot Kenneth Barthel, request requesting badge and other equipment, eras referred to Attorney Graham for an opinion. Electric rate Letter of January 9, 1952, f rom the Northern States Power Company, schedules of St Paul, enclosing new electric rate schedules to be effectivo in Falcon Heights based on meter readings on and after March 1, 1952, was read. Adjournment: On motion, the meeting ad~ou reed at 12 midnite. ~.e.._ Approved: lerk `_ ~~ Mayor PUBLIC HEARING, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952 Present: H~. L. Henry, Mayor George J. Shavor, Trustee Arthur A. Lindig, Trustee Clarenoe Rekstad, Trustee Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk Frank N. Graham, Attorney Absent: Ralph Van Hoven, Treasurer Mayor Henry declared the hearing open at 8:30 P.M. There were about 20 persons present. The Mayor stated this was a public hearing on the petition of Falcon Development Corporation, Douglas Rees, Agnes Weber and Nicholas G. iWeber, dated Rovember 30, 1951, for the establishment of a building line within the block Prom Crawford Street to Larpenteur Avenue on the east side of Snelling Avenue. It was ftiirther stated that a public hearing before the Council is provided for by ordinance, also that notice of the hearing had been published in The Rose Tribune and posted as required by law, and that the hearing had been postponed because of the storm on January 22, 1952. The Mayor then asked if anyone wished to speak Por or against the petition: Keller - Carl Keller, of Keller Corporation, said Mr. Rees had asked him to be his representative at the hearing. Mr. Keller submitted a drawing of the proposed building and stated Mr. Rees would like permission for any future building to conform with the Weber restaurant setback, and felt that an 18 foot dog would not look right. Keller said Rees' proposal provid es for 52 feet of additional parking space on the south of the building, and hoped the Council would see fit to permit bringing the building up to the Weber restaurant line. R.J. stenberg, (sae next page)