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-12- Makowske • told Mr. Kausel property owners on Highway 8 were not allowed to have driveways with the exception of those whose properties were "grandfathered in" with the Zoning Ordinance. She said those abutting property owners had also been required to pay for any improvements to their streets. Enrooth - explained to Ms . Bochnak that she would probably be assessed at a rate lower than her neighbors on corner lots who were not assessed this time because construction- costs would most likely be higher by the time the other streets were rebuilt; - recalled that the engineers had been cautioned against coming too close to the boulevard trees so the contractors would be responsible for repairing any damage; - perceived that because the contractor had been so con- scientious about other aspects of the project, he would probably have been glad to be told about the urinating incident. The Council also responded to questions from the property owners present relating to the no parking signs placed on the Boulevard as provided by MSA guidelines. • Council Action Motion by Ranallo, seconded by Marks to adopt Resolution 86-038 . RESOLUTION 86-038 A RESOLUTION ADOPTING SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS RELATING TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF ST. ANTHONY BOULEVARD BETWEEN STINSON BOULEVARD AND SILVER LAKE ROAD Motion carried unanimously. RECESS The Mayor called a short recess at 8 : 45 P.M. and reconvened the meeting at 8: 52 P.M. when the agenda was resumed for consideration of matters remaining under NEW BUSINESS. Action Deferred on Optical Scan Voting Equipment Purchase. Proposal = that the* City purchase four voting units and participate in the county-wide implementation of new technology proposed-by Hennepin -County -to provide more reliable and secure methods of voting and tabulating future • elections.