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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 8 FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA AUGUST 1~., 19 75 A regular meeting of the Falcon Heights City Council was called to order by Mayor Warkentien, at 8:00 P.M. Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Labalestra. Also present PRESENT were Clerk Administrator Barnes, Engineer Lemberg, and Attorney Kenefick. Councilman Steele, who was on vacation. ABSENT Councilman Ecklund moved, seconded by Councilman Black, to approve the MINUTES minutes of July 2l~, 1975, as corrected. Upon a vote being taken, the JULY 2!~ following voted "ayes': Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": None. Motion carried. The minutes of the special meeting of July 29, 1975, on the Crawford and MINUTES Arona improvements were defera~s~i to the next meeting, when each Council- JULY 29 man would have a copy. Councilman Black presented the minutes and report of the Planning Com- FRONT YARD mission meeting of August 11, 1975, concerning the petition of Mrs. Reiter PARKING 17l~6 North Fry Street, and other citizens on Fry Street and St. Mary's PETITION- that requested the Council rescind Ordinance 118 , that does riot permit RESULTS OF front yard parking. Councilman Black reviewed the petition, and stated PLANNIPiG at the public hearing of August 11, that the Planning Commission unani- COT~~ SSION mously voted to retain Ordinance 118 in its present fpran. PUHLIC HEARING. Councilman Black moved, seconded by Councilman Ecklund, that the Council accept the Planning Commission minutes and report of August 11, 1975, concerning yard parking during Fat~r week. Upon a vote being taken, the following voted "ays": Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Ecklund, and Labalestra, and the following voted "nay": None. Motion carried. Mayor Warkentien then asked the audience if they had any questions or comments, and if so, to present them to the Council. Mrs. A. J. Steinworth, 1735 North Fry, stated she was concerned what to do with the cars of friends or visitors, if cars could not be parked on the grass. Councilman Ecklund stated as many cars as possible could be parked on her driveway. Mrs. Ritchie, 1767 North Fry, asked the Attorney to interpret the ordinance, as to title of car owner, and where the owner of the car could parlc the cars. Attorney Kenefick stated that up to three cars could be parlced, as long as they were registered in the name of the residents residing on the property. He then stated the cars have to beparked on a surfaced area of the front yard.