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~ ~: Adjournmeazt: On motion, the meeting adjourned at 11:15 P.M. 1 •-~ ~.r a¢.~... ~. erk Approved: REGULAR MEETING, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2b, 1954 Meeting called to order at 7:40 P.M., with roll call recording all council members present as follows: Robert E. Stenzinger, Mayor; George J. Shavor, Trustee; Aradrarv Hustrulid, Trustee; David P. Cartwright, Trustee; Clyde J. Stewart, Clerk. also present, William E. Olsen, Treasurer, and Frank N. Graham, Attorney. University Letter of May 25, 195, from Mr. Leonard ?~. Sankstone, Engineer, request to Physical Plant Department, University of Minnesota, stating that remove in connection with other improvements made necessary by changing ' trees over to buses for intercampus transportation, that the University requested permission to remove four trees on Cleveland at Buford and one tree at the northeast corner of Cleveland and Carter so as to provide an increased corner radius at Cleveland and Carter avenues. Trustee Hustrulid, who had discussed the matter with Mr. Sankstone prior to our meeting, recommended that the request be approved, especially from a safety standpoint. Shavor then moved that the request be granted with the understanding that the Clerk notify Mr. Sankstone as to the council's action as soon as possible. Seconded by Cartwright and motion carried unanimously. Protest parking A petition dated May 18, 195 and signed by hir. M. G. ~?filler, tnc~ks & car 13119 'v`d, California and 10 other persons, was read, requesting carriers, Falcon the council to take action to restrict the Falcon Oil Company, Oil service sta. 1350 Larpenteur Avenue 'test, and Oscar J. Husby, in connection - with using said property for daytime, overnight, and week-end parking of convoy trailers and trucks. After discussion, Stewart moved that Cartwright be appointed to call on the Falcon Oil Company people to see what can be worked out regarding-the situation complained of. Shavor seconded and motion carried unanimously. Protest resolution A petition dated May 18, 195, bearing 20 signatures, as trans- against baseball mitted by Robert J. Moder, protesting the action of the council stadium on May 12, 1954 in adopting and sending to the Regents of the University a resolution opposing the erection of a baseball stadium within the Village, came up for consideration. After brief discussion, it was pointed out for recording that Mr. Moder is not a resident of the Village, th at he is in the real estate business, and that the petition does not represent a