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` 4 -2- Mayor Miedtke said he had been in touch with representatives of Train City Federal regarding their request for a conditional use permit to build a savings and loan • on the southeast corner of Silver Lake Road and 39th Avenue N.E. and, since the number of councilmen required to approve the request was not to be present, they wanted the matter considered at a later meeting. The Mayor also reported TCF had expressed no dissatisfaction with the conditions set at the February 25th meeting and had advised him that they had a monumental type sign ready to present for council consideration. TCF had also expressed a preference for installing their own concrete walkway along Silver Lake Road. Consideration of the request by Twin City Federal was set for 8 P.M. at the special meeting of the Council on Monday, March 17, 1975 which had been previous- ly designated as the time when the new zoning ordinance would be studied. The meeting was recessed at 8:02 and reconvened at 8:07 P.M. to give those present an opportunity to consider the proposed agreement with the Salvation Army. Mr. Jim Brown, Director of the Salvation Arun Camp, told of the plans for a nature trail to be built with the help of the St. Anthony Maintenance Department on the campgrounds and which would be open to use by the general public. The City Attorney said the second paragraph of the agreement should be refined to spell out precisely what was to be constructed under the agreement. Motion by Mayor Miedtke and seconded by Councilman Sundland to approve the agree- ment with the following changes: • SECTION 2 should stipulate that the improvement to be constructed hereunder is a nature trail. SECTION 4 Add "on best effort basis". Motion carried unanimously. Mr. Brown then told of tentative plans for establishing with the help of Four H Club members a "Children's Farm: which would be set up in a location and would be small enough to avoid any pollution of Silver Lake. The camp director also gave a resume of the programs now operating at the camp. Motion by Councilman Stauffer, seconded by Mayor Miedtke to approve the specific- ations authorizing taking of bids for a street sweeper with the salutation "Gentlemen" to be eliminated from the bid notice form. Motion carried unanimously. Since no one appeared to present St. Anthony High School student council request for permission to hold a rock concert the following motion was made: Motion by Mayor Miedtke, seconded by Councilman Stauffer to table action on the request for a rock concert. Motion carried unanimously. The 1974 Annual Police & Fire Reports were filed, also January 1975 report. Mayor Miedtke and Mr. Dulgar gave reports on their attendance at the National League of Cities convention in Washington D.C. and their contacts with Minnesota congressmen.