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. ~2~GtJLAR, MEETINtt3 2/21/62
Meeting was called to order at 7 P. M,, the following Council Members being
presents Harold C. Nilsen, Mayor; Charles P. Stone, Trustee; Willis Warken-
tien, Trustee; George J. Shavor, Trustee; W. A. Mortenson, Clerk. Also present
were M. J. Galvin, Village Attorney; Wm. E. 41sen, Treasurer and Ethal E. White,
Deputy Clerk and Deputy Treasurer.
It was moved by Stone, seconded by Mortenson and voted that the Minutes of the
February 15th me®ting be approved as submitted.
Requisitions It was moved by Stone, seconded by Nilsen and voted to approve
requisition X175 for chamois, batteries, mop heads and wiping rags.
Mail Boxes: The Deputy Clerk was instructed to call the Post Office and see if
there was any reason why the mail boxes couldn~t be placed on
the West side of Fairview.
Civil Defenses Letter from the Ramsey County Civil Defense regarding fall-out
shelters was read, locations checked and list mailed to Tolt$,
King, Duval, Anderson and Associates. Letter ,pertaining to the
Federal matching portion of Civil Defense expenditures was read
and filed far future reference.
Trees: Mayor Nilsen read Dr. Hard's suggested program for street trees.
The Council feels it is a sound program and Mayor Nilsen will
discuss it with Dr. Hard.
Ramsey Co. Mayor Nilsen moved the appointment of Trustee Shavor and Clerk
League of Mortenson as delegates of Falcon Heights to consider the forma-
Municipal- tion of the Ramsey County League of Municipalities at the meeting
ities: to be held at the Shoreview Village Hall February 28, 1962.
Seconded by Stone and carried.
Parking and 'ihere was a discussion. regarding parking abutting multiple
Traffic dwellings. Warkentien and Commissioner Arndt will check into
Control: the advisability of restricting parking to one side of the street
in certain areas.
Snow-plowing Mayor Nilsen called the County regarding plowing the alleys and
.Alleys was advised that the County cannot do it - their equipment is too
big in many cases and they have all they can do to keep the
streets in good condition during bad weather.
Sinking Attorney Galvin advised he is expecting to hear from B. B. Knopp
Funds: of the First National Bank with recommendations for investment of
the surplus funds in the sinking fund accounts.
Fencing, Attorney Galvin reported he has checked into the matter but that
Snell-Idaho: it needs further study and he will report later.
Variance, After discussion, it was awed by Warkentien, seconded by Stone
S. I~. Burke: and voted to adopt the following resolution:
WHEREAS Dr. S. M. Burke has applied for a variance permit for
' lot 8, block 2, Auditor's Sub-Division X90 to reduce the minimum
requirements of Ordinance 61t of the Village of Falcon Heights of
side-lot and front-lot set-backs, minianun lot size and front-lot
1725
width, and
WHEREAS such variance permit has been filed with the
Zoning Administrator and forwarded to the Village Planning
Commission for it's recommendations, and
V~HEREAS the Planning Commission has recommended we approve
of said variance permit
NCi~, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT A VARTANCE PERMIT HE
GRANTED TO SUCH APPLICANT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE IN SUffiTANTIAL COMPLIANCE ihITH THE PLANS AND
SPECIFICATIONS ON FILE WITH THE VILLAGE CLERK AND THAT A
BUILDING PERMIT EE ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENCE.
Meeting date, It was moved by Warkentien, seconded by Stone and voted
change ofs that the Village Council Meetings be held on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month, beginning with March 21st,
and that the broiler people be notified.
Billet On motion by Shavor, seconded by Warkentien, the following
bills were ordered pails
B and E Patrol, dog catcher services 38.00
Briggs and Morgan, legal expense January 391.30
David Voss, supervision F. H. skating rink 7?.05
Inter-City Printing, Police Daily Reports 19.60
Midway Ford, repairs squad car 29.89
Lehner Fuel, wood for Iowa-Snell k FHES rinks lt3.00
N. W. Bell Telephone Co., alt telephones 59.40
Ramsey Co. Police Chief's Ass'n., dues 1 yr 5.00
Motorola C & E Inc., radio mtce. police car 7.70
St. Paul Stamp Works, dog tags 13.13
St. Paul Letter Co., saver rental collection
letters 19.15
Garl Blomgren, supervision WFH skating rink 16.39
Ethel White, services last 1/2 Feb. 147.1lt
Greg Seebeck, supervision S-I skating rink 31,05
Jon Arndt, ditto 32.20
Adjournment: On motion, the meeting ad3ourned at sly PM.
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