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-4- The hearing had made it obvious that building east of Silver Lake Road in the northern quadrant of the City is almost impossible said Councilman Ranallo, and he thought the idea of "raising taxes would be suicidal. " He favored locating the on-sale facility somewhere in the Apache property perhaps tied in with the bowling alley and its promotion accelerated. Other Council members agreed that the liquor expansion should stay within the confines of the Apache Plaza area, and the Manager will attempt to set up a meeting between the City officials and Apache ownership where it can be ascertained whether any of the suggested sites for a liquor store might be available for purchase. Mr. Fornell will also notify the two persons who had indicated an interest of their appointment to serve on the Cable Television Advisory Committee which will meet as soon as two more appointments have been made. The Council representative was designated as Dick Letourneau. Larry Hamer explained how the existing water line along Stinson Boulevard will be moved from the street to the City right of way and a cast iron main replacement made. He told of the history of breaks in the existing facility and said its new siting will make the Line more accessible when problems arise. The improvement will be funded from water revenues . Motion by Councilman Ranallo and seconded by Councilman Sundland • to authorize the advertising for bids for the upgrading of the water line along Stinson Boulevard. Motion carried unanimously. Appearing to request they be permitted to solicit $1 . 50 per house for painting house numbers on City curbing were John Olson, 2416 34th Avenue N.E . ; Dave Talbot, 3007 Garfield Street N .E . ; and Ed and Elie Dubay, 3012 32nd Avenue N.E. . Their spokesman, John Olson, said the receipts will be used for their educational expenses . Motion by Councilman Sundland and seconded by Councilman Ranallo to grant the request of the four youths who appeared before the Council to solicit as proposed within the City for painting house numbers on curbs. Motion carried unanimously. At 8: 35 p.m. the hearing on the Anthony Lane North Improvement Project was opened by Mayor Haik. Background history of the problems incurred with the improvement of the street, consisting of storm sewer installations , curbing, bitumi- nous overlay, as well as the looping of the water line, all in con- junction with the upgrading of County Road C, had been provided in • Mr. Fornell 's June 7 memorandum and June 8 and May 11 leters of ex- planation from the project engineer, McCombs-Knutson, Inc. The special meeting had pursued the matter further. Skip McCombs told