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• Page 4 • Motion by Counilman Stauffer, seconded by Ccuncllman Sundland to direct the City Manager to request Hennepin County to reimburse the City of St. Anthony for all the users fees listed as illegal in the State Auditor's report and to review other char9r,s against the f ty which shc•uid be returned. Moti:.;, carried unar;imou:ly. After considering the ar4ree-ment which the contractor on the Water Pressure Project 1974-i had made to delete: from his final billing the amount of ewtra by the City which amounted to $3,700, the following moLi_ i M.-id_•. M::tic.:n !v Councilman Stauffer, seconded by Councilman Sauer to aUthcr iti-e the final payment on the contract for Water Pressure Project 1974-1 be mace ti the Irving L.?.mppa Company. Mctlon carried unanimously. Ourinn the discussion of his status report on the Section 3 Rent P-oa r om, J i m Forne l l reported that persons living outside the City wer•e also eligib'e to obtain housing within St. Anthony. The Manager requested to contact the Highway Department regar•dinp rile instaliatlon of "Left Turn on Green Must Yield" signs at the intersect:^ns of St. Anthony Blvd. and Highway 3 and at 29th Avenue N.E. and Highway !:. TOC- condition of that part of Wilson St. N.E. which runs behind the wG3 to be checked for chuckholes. Richard Letourneau, Chairman of the Planning Board, attendej the rr.eeting following adjournment of the Planning Board meeting in another room rsnd re- ported that ail four members of the Board who attended that meeting would be able to participate in the joint meeting of the Council and the Board on January 26th for consideration of the final draft of the zoning ordinance. Mr. Letourneau requested further time to contact the three members of the Beard who were absent that evening to ascertain whether they would be willing to serve on the committee who were to study the sewer backup problems of the City. T^e matter was to be taken up again during the Council ' s January 13th meeting when the report on the Board's meeting that evening would be made. The Board chairman indicated that 6 of the 7 Board members had expressed a willingness to serve on the Planning Board during 1976. Mr. Dulgar reported on the progress of employee negotiations. The Mayor said that at the Mational league of Cities meeting in Miami , which he had attended, steps were taken to enable the smaller municipalities to have more impact an the funding policies of the federal agencies and a greater role in the League. Motion by Councilman Sundland, seconded by Councilman Sauer to grant cigarette licenses to Pic A Pop and Vincenzo's and a restaurant license to Vincenzo's. Motion carried unanimously. Motion by Councilman Sundland, seconded by Councilman Haik to approve payment of $9,i95.66, $349.23, $2, 194.73 and $303.70 to Comstock F Gavis. Motion carried unanimously.