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• Mayor Miedtke felt the campers would not represent a benefit to the residents of St. Anthony as a whole and conversely could become a detriment to the City and proposed the following: Motion by Mayor Miedtke and seconded by Councilman Stauffer to deny the request that overnight campers be allowed to use the parking lots of Apache Plaza from June llth through 19th, 1977 because of lack of specific information. Voting on the motion: Aye: Miedtke, Stauffer, Sauer and Haik Nay: Sundland Motion to deny, carried. The letter from Representative John Sarna agreeing to support the changes in H.F. 448 changing the hours of voter registration was filed. No action was taken regarding the purchasing of liability insurance which would cover the City officials and staff. Since the City is indirectly represented by the associations to which it belongs, the Manager said he could see no advantage to having fur- ther representation on the Hennepin County Criminal Justice Council and no further action was taken on the matter. No City action was considered necessary regarding the claim by a re- sident on 29th Avenue N.E. for alleged damage to her home foundations by work done by the Dunkley Company on that street. The AMM Bulletin was filed as informational. The January and February reports from the Fire Department was filed. Councilman Stauffer reported complaints from residents near the St. Anthony Hich School regarding the students frequenting the area behind the bleachers during the late evening hours . There was also discus- sion of recent violations on school ground of ordinances against drinking alcoholic beverages and though it was felt the control of school property is the school 's responsibility, the Council felt the Police Department deserved to know that the Council expects them to enforce all ordinances regarding the use of liquor or drugs whether on school property or on public roads. Councilman Haik left the meeting at 9 :00 P.M. Jim Fornell said that though preliminary figures indicated that there might be 150 homes in the City which might be considered sub- standard and might qualify for aid in upgrading, many of these might (6)