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1 MARKS ANNOUNCES HE WILL BE A CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION <br /> 2 The Councilmember said he had informed the Mayor of his intentions <br /> 3 the previous week and would be informing the press that he would <br /> 4 be running for re-election. <br /> 5 Conditions Set for Hennepin County to Use City Recycling Center <br /> 6 for Hazardous Waste Collection <br /> 7 When Councilmember Marks told the Public Works Director his <br /> 8 facility was identified in a County brochure his wife had seen as <br /> 9 a deposit point for the September 19th Hennepin County collection <br /> 10 in Northeast Minneapolis, Mr. Hamer said he had not yet been <br /> 11 informed of that. However, he said he would be glad to have the <br /> 12 County use the facilities for that purpose as long as the City <br /> 13 wouldn' t have to undertake the expense of disposing of the wastes. <br /> 14 He reported it had "cost the City dearly" to dispose of any toxic <br /> 15 wastes in the past. <br /> 16 Councilmember Marks indicated that as long as the County was <br /> 17 responsible for the disposal, he considered this to be a program <br /> 18 with which it behooved St. Anthony to cooperate. He said he <br /> 19 perceived many residents would welcome an opportunity to get rid <br /> 20 of the paint thinner, etc. they have around their homes and don' t <br /> .21 know what to do with. <br /> 22 Hamer Waiting for Replacement Part to Get City Fountain Going <br /> 23 Again <br /> 24 Councilmember Makowske said she had learned the above after <br /> 25 relaying a resident' s inquiry to the Public Works Director. <br /> 26 Residents ' Objections to Standard Station' s Cementing Right-of- <br /> 27 Way for Parking Reported <br /> 28 The Councilmember indicated she had also spoken to Mr. Hamer about <br /> 29 whether the station was allowed to cement over the City' s right- <br /> 30 of-way on Kenzie Terrace after receiving several calls asking that <br /> 31 question. The Public Works Director reported the station owner <br /> 32 had only asked him about the driveway approaches and the next time <br /> 33 he had gone down there he had found they had cemented the whole <br /> 34 front of the station. <br /> 35 The following discussion ensued: <br /> 36 Ranallo said he perceived when the City had allowed resi- <br /> 37 dents to pave their front yards for parking the way had been <br /> 38 opened for this type of thing. <br /> 39 Sundland recalled that in spite of objections in the past, <br /> •40 the station had always used the boulevard for parking. <br /> 11 <br />