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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY <br />COUNCIL MINUTES <br />September 14, 1976 <br />The meeting was called to order by Mayor Miedtke at 7:35 P.M. <br />Present for roll call: Sundland, Miedtke, Stauffer and Sauer <br />Absent: Haik (arrived 7:37 P.M.) <br />Also present: Jerry Dulgar, City Manager <br />Larry Vickrey, City Attorney <br />The minutes for the August 24, 1976 council meeting were corrected <br />as follows: <br />Page 4, Paragraph 5: Effective date for existing <br />lots is June 30, 1977 <br />Motion by Councilman Stauffer and seconded by Councilman Sauer to <br />approve the minutes for the Council meeting held August 24, 1976 <br />corrected. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />Motion by Councilman Sauer seconded by Councilman Stauffer to approve <br />minutes for special council meeting held August 31, 1976. <br />Motion carried unanimously. <br />No one appeared to discuss the Planning Board Minutes of August 31, <br />1976 and the Mayor told the Council that the Board would hold a Public <br />Hearing during their September meeting to consider the Hedlund request <br />for the rezoning of the west 187 feet of Lot 10, Block 6, Mounds View <br />Acres, to allow the existing structure on that lot to be remodeled to <br />accomodate the Gold Tiara Beauty Salon. He explained that under the <br />new zoning ordinance the Board is empowered to hold Public Hearings on <br />their own authority. <br />He then added to the Agenda as Item #6£, consideration of the resolution <br />regarding Street Improvement Project #1976-2 which had been tabled at <br />the last meeting. <br />The Council then considered the report of the Human Relations Committee <br />Chairman in which the Chairman, Earl Scott, had indicated his intention <br />of resigning from that position. Mr. Scott was present and Council <br />members expressed their disappointment at his resignation, commended <br />him for the fine job he had done while serving and asked for his <br />recommendations for filling the numerous vacancies on the committee. <br />Mr. Scott suggested that persons who were not too active in other <br />