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is required to be given .three readings by the Council , and, finally , considered for Conditional Use Permit under the ordinance amendment , if it passes . He explained that the same procedure had been followed when a video center was permitted to operate at Apache and when auctions were permitted to be in the City . The Mayor personally can see the last two readings being waived by the Council if the Commission has no problem with the proposal and the application for a Conditional Use Permit considered at the same meeting as the first reading. Any health problems or perceived illicit operations can be addressed within the conditions of the Conditional Use Permit. Councilman Ranallo indiciated he had little or no opportunity to study the proposal and cautioned the applicant that there is no assurance that the normal procedure for approval would not be followed. Mr. Soth confirmed that the City could accept the application fee which would have to be returned if the amendment or Conditional Use Permit is not approved. Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Marks to schedule a public hearing before the Planning Commission May 18 , 19821, where the proposed ordinance amendment precipitated by the request for a tanning salon to be operated in the Apache Plaza Mall will be con- . sidered, and based on a Commission recommendation of approval, to permit a parallel process whereby the application for a Conditional Use Permit -can be considered along with the ordinance amendment by Council. Motion carried unanimously. Doug Woods gave a slide presentation on landfill alternatives being ® considered by the Ramsey County Environmental Health Committee. Accepted as informational were the schedule of the Friday morning meetings sponsored by Ramsey County Commissioner Salverda; AMM re- actions to the Metropolitan Council proposals for a Surface Water Management Plan and the notes on the April 21st staff meeting. Mr. Childs requested Council input before the Metro Council meeting April 29th and reminded the Council that the legislative body established to over- see the Metropolitan Council will hold its first meeting outside the Capitol in Shakopee May 5th and this will be another opportunity for the Council to express their views on the Metro Council. The Council accepted as an agenda addendum the resolution submitted by Mr. Hamer for Council approval of taking of bids on the St. Anthony Bridge project. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to adopt Resolution 82-017 and approve the plans and specifications submitted by the Public Works Director for the St. Anthony Bridge rebuilding project. RESOLUTION 82-017 A RESOLUTION APPROVING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE ST. ANTHONY BOULEVARD BRIDGE AND APPROACH Motion carried unanimously. A Council work session with the Police Department and a request regard- ing a proposed development concept was scheduled for 7 :00 P .M. , May 4th.