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2~ Nicholas G. proprietor of 1~leber's restaurant, said he was in favor of Weber locating the proposed building in line with his restaurant. C. K. Otis, Secretary, Falcon Heights Planning Commission, was asked to Penning ~ report on his committee's recommendation. Otis said the Commission committee considers Webers a blind and dangerous co rner. IP we allowed new buildings to come out to the Weber's line, he said, that would set a permanent building line for future buildings in the block from Crawford to Larpenteur. Mr. Otis said the recommendation of the Planning Commission was to abide by the Village coning code. Otis also said we have no assurance that the parking area 3ust west of the National Tea will always be a parking area. G. I. Lodahl, 1775 N. Pascal said if there was an accident hazard at the corner that he didn't think it would be affected by thw proposed setback. Hearing closed. No one else wishing to be heard, the Mayor declared the hearing closed with the statement that the Council would take the matter under advisement and that the Clerk will notify interested parties of the Counoil's decision, possibly over the week end. Adjourned: Hearing adjourned at 9:45 P.M. Approved: SPECIAL MEETING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1952 Present: H. L. Henry, Mayor George J. Shavor, Trustee Arthur A. Lindig, Trustee Clarence Rekstad, Trustee Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk Absent: Ralph Van Hoven, Treasurer Frank N. Graham, Attorney Meeting called to order at 7:30 P.M. for the purpose of considering further the Rees' petition for establishment of a building line within the block from Crawford Street to Larpenteur Avenue on the east side of Snelling Avenue. David Locks, Community Planning consultant, was present at request of the Council to provide technical assistance. He conferred with the Council and examined all of the maps and plats pertaining to the area, and then viewed the site.