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4. 1 regarding any of their concerns. Senator Marty left the Council meeting 2 at 8:35 p.m. . 3 4 6. REPORTS 6 A. Planning Commission - August 15, 1989 Minutes 7 8 1 . Conditional Use Permit - 2500 39th Avenue N.E. 9 The Acting City Manager advised the Council that this Conditional Use 10 Permit is a reissuance of a previously -approved Conditional Use Permit. 11 The only change is a new location. 12 13 Motion by Makowske, second by Marks to approve a.-Conditional Use Permit 14 allowing the operation of a school of massage and therapeutic massage 15 treatments in a Commercial "C" zoning classification at 2500 39th Avenue 16 N.E. . 17 18 Motion carried unanimously 19 20 B. Council 21 22 Mayor,Sundland reported on his trip to St. Anthony's Sister City of Salo, 23 Finland. He spent nine days there and found the City ,to be delightful and • 24 its residents very friendly and hospitable. The Mayor noted that there is 25 much enthusiasm in receiving the St. Anthony Civic Orchestra in its impending 26 visit. He has many photos and memorabilia which he will assemble in a 27 packet for the Council and any interested residents. 28 �9 Councilmember Makowske mentioned the Ramsey County League of Local Govern- 30 ments meeting she attended noting that the Ramsey County Assessor's Office . 31 is set up differently than St. Anthony's. Much of her report on the meeting 32 has been covered while Senator Marty was in attendance. 33 34 Councilmember Ranallo received a letter from a Stinson Boulevard resident 35 regarding litter and debris in the City. He expressed concern that the 36 anti-littering ordinance was not being enforced, but also •recognized 37 that this type of activity is difficult to police. He requested staff to 38 check with the Police Department regarding this matter and follow up 39 on tickets being written. A resident in attendance suggested signs be 40 posted reminding people of the anti-littering ordinance. Councilmember 41 Makowske felt signs are litter themselves and that this reminder may be 42 better served if it were included in the City's newsletter. 43 44 Councilmember Marks suggested that any celebrations in Central Park be 45 set up on the north side of the Park. He felt the residents on the other 46 side of the park were inconvenienced with the music and the noise. 47 48 Councilmember Ranallo noted that Clarence Oster had died. Councilmember 49 Enrooth requested staff to send a sympathy card to the family. Mr. Oster 50 had worked with the Council and City staff on behalf of the Army and the