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J -3- saw a validity for limiting the size of the. caretakers unit., leavng it up to the persons Who live there to make the economical decision as to whether children can five there. She' was ,. however, reluctant to set an age limit. Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Sundland to waive further readings and adopt Ordinance 1980-006- amending the word- ,ing to substitute for "the children under the age of 18 years" the wording "dependent children"' and inserting the--words "of no more than 600 square feet and one bedroom" to describe the "'Dwelling unit" referred to in subsection 7 . ORDINANCE 1980006 AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO LAND USE IN THE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE & OF THE CITY OF 'ST. ANTHONY, ATTACHED AS APPENDIX T TO. THE 19.73 CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY- OF ST, ANTHONY Motion carried unanimously. The Council also concurred with the Commission recommendation that the building permit be granted for the proposed ,addition to the Central Engineering Company facilities, 2930. Anthony Lane following a discussion with Al Goetsch of Central and a representative of the architectural firm of MillerrDunwiddie regarding. the plans for the building. Mr. Goetsch said the engineering firm anticipates an increase in employees over the next three to five years of no more than 30 employees and the project will provide 100 parking spaces for 90 employees. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Sundland to follow:..the:Planning Commission recommendation and grant a building permit for the proposed addition to the Central Engineering Company facilities, 2930 Anthony Lane, as . per site plans presented by the firm's representatives, provided- the proposal meets all applicable codes and ordinances; and, also,, grant an extension of 90 days for the temporary permit for the mobile trailer office now being utilized on the site by Central. Engineering. Motion carried unanimously. The remainder of the Commission report was deferred until after the General Revenue Sharing Budget hearing which was opened by the Mayor at 8 : 00 P.M. The Manager reported the City's 19.81 Revenue Sharing funds can be anticipated to be $40 ,000 . This will be combined with $20,000 from the revenue sharing fund balance and dedicated towards the operating expenses for the Fire and Police Departments , leaving $35, 000 in the Revenue Sharing Fund.. • No one else was present to. speak for or against the proposal and the hearing was -closed by the Mayor at 8 : 02 P'.M. for a continuation of Mr. Sopcinski ''s report..