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to take to prevent his employees from parking on adjoining residential streets especially during the construction period. He estimated the ex- pansion plans will create a need for from 200 to 240 parking spaces and the drawings indicated parking facilities on the east side of the building which can be developed if negotiations with the Soo Line are unsuccessful. XMr. Klick said he had lived across 37th Aveneu from American Monarch for four years and had been surprised at the few complaints the neighbors had voiced regarding on-street parking by employees of the firm. Mr. Fornell agreed that there had been an improvement in the past few years . Placement of the time clock will determine the parking habits of most of the employees, Mr. Fiore said, and he promised to communicate to the neighbors his company's request that they direct any complaints regarding parking of employees to the company rather than bother the City police. The general consensus of the Board appeared to be favorable to the concept as presented. Mr. Rymarchick reported receiving several inquiries regarding the adver- tised sale of the lots on 33rd Avenue N.E. and Silver Lake Road which are owned by the School District especially as to what type of development would be accepted there. Tom McMullen, I .S.D. #282 's Community Service Director, gave a status report on be sale of I .S.D. 282 lots at 33rd Avdnue N.E. and Silver Lake • Road. He did not anticipate an immediate sale , however, because inability to locate some pertinent documents was delaying the clearance of title and suggested the Board might invite Mike Sullivan, Finance Director of District #282, to tell them how the bids for the property are being handled and whether such bids may be accepted on contingencies that the zoning of the property from R-1 , single family dwelling might be modified by the City to allow multiple or two family dwellings . Board members noted they had not been notified of their reappointment to the Board for the coming year but, assuming this to be just an oversight, took the following actions to reorganize for 1979 : Motion by Mr. Bowerman and seconded by Mr. Rymarchick to hold an election of officers to serve on the Board for 1979 and to nominate George Marks as Chairman and Dick Klick as Chairman Pro Tem. Motion carried unanimously. Both indicated a willingness to serve in these capacities . Motion by Mr. Bjorklund and seconded by Mr. Bowerman to close nominations and declare the nominees to be elected. Motion carried unanimously. • Mr. Klick then complimented Mr. Rymarchick and Mr. Marks for their leader- ship of the Board the past year when he felt meetings had been handled ex- tremely well under very trying circumstances in some instances . Other (4)