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-2- Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Enrooth • to approve payment -of $1, 4.18. 5.5. and $1, 799. 14 to the Dorsey Law Firm for services during February and March, 1982 . Motion carried unanimously . Mayor Sundland .read the letter. from- Tom McMullen, Community Services Director., expressing his organization 'sappreciation of the cooperation the City has always demonstrated towards the Community. Services and reiterating his request that .the Council continue its representation on the Community Services Advisory Committee. The Mayor said he subscribes to Mr. McMullen' s suggestion that two or three Council members attend each Committee meeting, as long as there won' t be a problem with compliance with the State Open Meeting regulations . Mr. Soth indicated he. sees no problem- as long as the meetings are held on a regular basis and sees no need for publication of the schedule as long as meetings are open to the public. A tentative schedule for Council attendance will be recommended by the Mayor before the first Committee meeting in September. Chief Hickerson had submitted a proposed press release which would include St. Anthony with the national observance of Burglary Prevention Month .during June. He stated that he believes this would provide the appropriate vehicle for kicking off the City 's Crime Watch Program. Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Letourneau to • proclaim June as Burglary Prevention Month in St. Anthony . Motion carried unanimously. The Manager reported it took City crews four weeks and one-half day -to complete the chipping program for the City this year and he will recap the costs at the next Council meeting. He then told Councilman Marks the resurfacing of the Apache Plaza parking lot has commenced but he hasn ' t heard from the St. Anthony Shopping Center as to when that area's blacktop will be repaired. Doug Jones , Chairman of the Planning Commission, reported actions taken and recommendations made by .the Commission during their May 18th meeting as reflected in the minutes of that meeting. Fie said the applicants for a variance for a garage addition at 3302 Belden Drive had failed to appear at .the hearing and the matter had been tabled with the recommendation that the. Thompson's be requested to pay the costs of notification of adjoining property owners if another hearing is scheduled. Mayor Sundland- reported Mrs. Thompson had told him their architect was going to- represent them at the hear- ing. No action on the variance was deemed necessary. Mr. Jones read the motions recommending the Council approve the ordinance amendment and Conditional Use Permit concurrently for the Tan Me salon proposed for the Apache Plaza Shopping Center. P4ayor Sundland said this would be - a problem since the ordinance hearing had not been published. The applicant, Keith Grewe , was told by the City Attorney that, if the ordinance is published this week , the Council could choose to pass both the amendment and the permit at their