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City' s Proposal to Reconstruct the Remaining Portion of St. Anthony <br /> Boulevard to a 32 Foot Width Approved by State <br /> Copies of the April 2nd letter to the project engineer approving the <br /> variance for the above had been included in the Council' s agenda packet. <br /> The 32 foot width would be allowed from a point south of the Burlington <br /> Northern Railroad track bridge to Ridgeway Drive with no parking on <br /> either side. <br /> Mr. Childs indicated staff would now be contacting the new owners of <br /> Sunset Memorial Cemetery to ascertain whether they would honor the <br /> previous cemetery owners' promise not to challenge the assessments for <br /> the improvement. He said the City hoped to be able to take bids on the <br /> project next winter and start construction in the spring. <br /> Waste Management Company Will Conduct a "Clean Up Day" in St. Anthony, <br /> May 2nd <br /> Mr. Childs had distributed drafts of the article he proposed to include <br /> in the Newsletter he was preparing that week which would let the <br /> residents know -about the above. He said the only costs the City would <br /> incur would be those of having some one from the Public Works Department <br /> present to supervise the project. When he explained how extensive the <br /> • lists of materials were which would be accepted and said the rubbish <br /> haulers would be having trucks running from 8:00 A.M. to 2: 30 P.M. in the <br /> afternoon, the Councilmembers indicated their wholehearted approval. <br /> other issues explored were: <br /> Ranallo -said he wondered if Waste Management would be following the <br /> same procedures that had been used in Minneapolis and <br /> Columbia Heights collections where all material depositors <br /> would be required to present their drivers' licenses as <br /> proof of their residency in St. Anthony; <br /> -indicated this would prevent "people from all over" dumping <br /> as well. <br /> Marks -suggested the City might want to set up a program modeled <br /> after one Inver Grove Heights had undertaken for collecting <br /> household chemicals; <br /> -told Mr. Childs he understood the Metropolitan Waste Control <br /> Commission had underwritten the liability insurance costs <br /> for that program; <br /> -reported hazardous wastes would be the subject of his <br /> church' s next public issues seminar. <br /> Childs -indicated he was looking for the Council' s response to this <br /> • article as well as those dealing with the new parking/family <br /> size ordinance; possible imposition of water sprinkling con- <br /> trols this summer resulting from the closing of one well <br />