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CITY OF ST. ANTHONY COUNCIL MINUTES October 8, 1974 The meeting was called to order by Mayor Miedtke at 7:30 P.M. The following were present for roll call: Sauer, Haik, Sundland, Miedtke, Stauffer. Also present: Jerry Dulgar, City Manager Larry Vickrey, City Attorney The following amendments were made to the Council minutes of September 24,1974: Page 2, para. 3: Add "and with a Hennepin County Welfare Worker whose clients are senior citizens from N.E. Mpls." Page 4, para. 5: Strike "and a comparison of the costs of using the school building or renovating the present City facilities for a city hall". Motion by Councilman Sauer, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to approve the Council minutes of September 25, 1974 as amended. Motion carried. Marlys Berg, Chairman of the Human Relations Committee in commenting on her group's minutes of September 17, 1974, requested that the recommendations re- garding water fountains be striken from the minutes. She also reported that . comments about Hans Selvog's lack of communication with the Committee had resulted from a misunderstanding about his not working for two months while he was in training sessions and Mr. Dulgar reported that his meetings with Mr. Selvog had resulted in an agreement that the youth worker would submit written reports to the Committee on a regular basis. To assure that Mrs. Berg was serving legally as chairman of the Committee, the Mayor officially designated her to head the Committee. The Human Relations Committee minutes were directed filed as amended. The following amendment to the October 1, 1974 Public Hearing on Storm Sewer Project 1972-1 was made: Page 1, para. 3: Change "2.5 cents" to "2.526 cents". Motion by Councilman Haik and seconded by Councilman Stauffer to approve the minutes of the October 1, 1974 Public Hearing as amended. Motion carried. Requests from senior citizens for relief from payment of assessments on the storm sewer project were referred to the City Attorney who explained how the March 23, 1974 Hardship Tax Referral Law allowed the Council to grant defer- ments of payment of assessments on a basis of hardship to senior citizens. He said the elderly must initiate their requests for deferment and their requests are to be processed through the County and then returned to the City for acceptance or rejection. The Mayor appointed Councilman Haik and Sundland to investigate the total picture of assessment deferment and the criteria for hardship to be used in granting such deferments. They were to report back to