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<br />Letter of Novem , 1956, by the Village attorney, summari$ing
<br />irsr iof~Minneaota matters dis~uased at a dinner meeting
<br />'2,' was read. Stse-art moved that the letter be
<br />:o i " ~ainutes as a. matt~rf ~'~ir~fq~rme,tion and that a copy
<br />~of th _ = sent to Senator $~msr I~. Andersen.` Seconded by
<br />Utecht ion,cerried ~uapimously. (said letter attached hereto)s
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<br />•.,~.•LAW OFFICES - _ __.
<br />BRIGC3S, GILBERT, MORTON, KYLE ~c~ ~~t~ARTNfY,' ~ ~ry "~~`~
<br />W-2162 FIRST NATIONA:k BANK BUILD~''l0 _ '
<br />SAfNT PAUL A, MINNE8A ~'•_
<br />CAPITAL 2-17?j44 ~ ~'~'
<br />CHA3_ W. BR166S '^.~61
<br />WAYNE C. OILBE RT ~ _ ~~
<br />J_ NEIL MORTON - ..
<br />' RICHARD E_KYLE ~ ~ ~ ~,~
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<br />FRANK N_ORAHAM ~ ~ - ~' ~- +~~~"~`
<br />FRANK J. NAMMOND ~v+.} ''~~~~ 'j ((''~~
<br />`.i B. CHART ~V/~I~~:."'~~t~~J 1756
<br />' Village C©uncil `~~' '~~ '~
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<br />'Village of Falcon ~ieights, Minnesota "# ~~
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<br />Re : University ®f Minnesota matters . `" `~`;f
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<br />dentlemen:
<br />On Friday, November 2, 1956, a dinne,~r meeting was held
<br />at~the Minnesota Club in St. Paul with,~spreseata`t~ ;~~be Univer-
<br />~ sity of Minnesota and the hoard of Reg~hta, ~tp®nap,~s.,- ~ ator Ander-
<br />sen . Mayor Ut~bt, Trustee Shavor, Clerk Stewart ~i~hd .. hL ~ ersigned
<br />represented the Village of Falcon i[eights . The Univo3ty of Mit7~esmta
<br />v~:s represented mfr president Morrill, Nice President `~+Ii ebro®k; ~1'~eais
<br />Macy and Dean Fenske, both of the Farm School. The 1~8tbf Nej~!i~s
<br />was represented by 4hair~pan~Quinlivin and Regent p1saA. 3enator.~de~=
<br />sen was also present.4
<br />~ After dim~er there was a discussion of the University of
<br />Minnesota s relati ~Mith tl~e Village of Falcon ~Ieights. Mayor l~techt
<br />pointed out that t~ !~ ~.lrersity of Minnesota and the Fair C#rounds ©c-
<br />;copied over two-th the area of the Village and that tie recent
<br />condemnations 1AStituted by the University with respect'to the Keller
<br />property bad caused the Village council great coneern.~i~`Me pointed out
<br />that the lard involved in the. condemnation was in the only area left
<br />in the Village for coa~nercial development and that if it'w®rs all taken
<br />by the University, the Village would not have any area left for socb
<br />development.`' Ne pointed out that as the University condeernec'taxable
<br />roperty it~- creased the. tax burden on the remaining propert~.es in the
<br />111age . M~~lso goestic~ed the need of the University for sum rA ert
<br />d asked wb ~beir polia~* would be in the future with respe.et t~ further
<br />a~~~,tions ~ the Village.
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<br />~ _ t Morrill answer, d th ;' lne, ,University had ea ~
<br />ipkere 'ge. Many of . i,#; ~a.b ct~rs~~ 1~ ~ ~~ ." ~:
<br />`' ,elt that, a c®nsi bye rtion ~~,- ~~ ~ ~
<br />ttte Univ~rrsi. ~,
<br />was .spent in the Village. Ne said that tho~.Uni-
<br />versit ;= ed t® understand the Village's problems and that thi~y.
<br />wanted`- 'pillage to understand the University's problem. Ne stated
<br />that the University had recently had a careful survey made which indi-
<br />cated that the University would have almost 50,000 students by 1970
<br />.with a gradual growth to that number between 1956 and 1970, The legis-
<br />lature expects the University to grow and to plan so that it can ac-
<br />commodate that number of students in 1970. With this in mind, the
<br />University has made long range plans which at the present time indicate
<br />that ttna n,h~ :,o,....,. a.~_ _._.. , , ~ _ 1.. .. _ _
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