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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes January 11, 2000 . Page 6 1 Motion by Sparks to adopt Resolution 00-016, wherein the City Council of the City of St. 2 Anthony shall ban the parking of motor vehicles on 29th Avenue NE at the following locations at 3 all times: 4 Eastbound Westbound 5 From 70' west to 80' east of Roosevelt St. NE From 70' west to 80' east of Roosevelt St. NE 6 From 80' west to 40' east of Wilson St. NE (north) From 80' west to 75' east of Wilson St. NE (north) 7 From 70' west of Wilson St. NE to Wilson St. NE From 60' west to 120' east of Wilson St. NE (south) 8 (south) 9 From 200' west to 100' east of Coolidge St. From 115' west to 15' west of Coolidge St. 10 From 210' west to 90' east of Silver Lake Road From 100' west to 160' east of Silver Lake Rd. 11 From 80' west of Rozelle Dr. to Rozelle Dr. From 80' west to 127' east of Crestview Dr. 12 From 120 east of Rozelle Dr. to 20' west of 13 Crestview 14 From 450' east of Crestview Dr. to New Brighton 15 Blvd. 16 Motion carried unanimously. 07 In connection with the Home Buyout Program(item 3 in letter of January 6), Thuesen inquired if 18 additional meetings were scheduled regarding landscaping. Mr. Hubmer mentioned the 19 possibility of sending another letter and scheduling additional meetings. 20 Cavanaugh stated that he felt the Parks Commission should be made aware that the property 21 available through the Home Buyout Program could have a beneficial use for the City. He sug- 22 gested having that issue placed on the Parks Commission agenda. 23 Thuesen offered that he had attended two of the landscaping meetings for the Pahl Avenue area. 24 Although he felt that the neighborhoods were well represented, there was justification for addi- 25 tional feedback to be obtained from residents. 26 Cavanaugh stated a resident had contacted him about interest in the contents of one or more of 27 the homes to be demolished. He suggested the possibility of accepting bids on the entire 28 contents of a home, as opposed to the home's contents taken in piecemeal. 29 Mr. Hubmer offered that he had received telephone calls as well from interested residents. 30 Cavanaugh responded that it would be a good idea for the contents of the homes to be recycled or 31 reused; however, the process needed to be accomplished in a reasonable and uncomplicated man- 32 ner. �3 Cavanaugh requested that Mr. Hubmer look into that matter and return to the Council with a rea- 34 sonable window of opportunity about the possibility of selling the contents of the homes.