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-2- Chief Hickerson verified .that his department-had -completed all the necessary inspections required for starting and towing licenses . • Motion by Councilman Letourneau .and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to grant starting and towing licenses to Dick's Standard; Sroga's Standard; and to Blue Tow/Blaine, as listed. in the October 12 , 1982 Council agenda. Motion carried. unanimously. Motion by Councilman .Ranallo, and seconded by. Councilman Enrooth to approve payment- of all verified claims listed -in the October 12 , 1982 Council agenda. Motion carried .unanimously . There was a .brief discussion .of Mr. Soth ' s attendance at a special meeting at City. Hall before the . following was made : Motion. by Councilman Letourneau and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to approve payment of . $4, 834 to the Dorsey firm for legal services during August, 1982 . Motion carried unanimously. In his October 8th memorandum informing the Council that he would be unable to attend the -October. 12th .meeting, Mr.. Childs reported the inclement .weath.er- would probably prevent the St. Anthony Boulevard Bridge from being opened for- the 20. Year Reunion, October 15th. • Mr. Hamer answered questions on the work .which had been completed and discussed the Matheny Cons.truction .Co. 's billing for the .project which he confirmed did not include overlay costs . The Public Works Director affirmed Councilman"Ranallo:''s estimation that there would -be approximately $107 ,0OO .plus retainage due on the project after payment of this billing. Motion by Councilman Ranallo ,and .seconded by Councilman Letourneau to approve payment of $174 ,623 . 19 to the Matheny Construction Company. Motion- carried. unanimously,. Mayor Sundland had distributed a .copy ofa letter from Senator Duren- berger. in which he. had indicated he supports the City' s opposition to Senate Bill #2172 , agreeing it would diminish the City 's levying powers .and responsibilities for. Cable T.V. service to the community . In his cover memorandum, Mr. Childs had informed the Council that the Kenzie Terrace Senior Project had failed to get-H.U.D. financing. The Mayor read aloud. the ,letter he proposes to send to the City 's repre- sentatives in Washington D:C. questioning why projects which had been ranked 7th and 11th by- .the Metropolitan Council and local H.U.D. office -had been selected for funding over the third ranked St. Anthony project. Councilman .Enrooth said--he was anxious to have this matter pursued further since he perceives not having this project go through • might have an adverse effect on the H.R.A. project.