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MINUS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING CITY OF FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA MARCH 2~4, 1977 1 1 1 A regular meeting of the Falcon Heights City Council was called to order by Mayor Warkentien at 7:30 p.m. Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Eclund, Steele and Labalestra. PRESBNT Also present were Clerk-Administrator Barnes, Engineer Lemberg and Attorney Kenefick. None. ABSENT Councilman Steele moved and it was seconded by Councilman Ecklund APPROVAL OF CON- to approve the items on the Consent Agenda as follows: seat Benda 1. Falcon Heights Company Fire Reports, Nos. 22 and 23. 2. Ramsey County Sheriff-s Report, February, 1977. 3. Ligour payroll (3/1-15/77) in the amount of $1,815.75• ~t General payroll (3/1-15/77) iA the amount of $3, 8119.75 5. Zigour disburseanents in th® amount of $9,537.!:3. 6. General Disbursement in the amount of $21,591.51. 7. Sinking Fund disburseanents in the amount of $23,Ob5.05. Upon a vote being taken the following voted "aye": Mayor Warkentien, Counci].msn Black, Ecklund, Steele and Labalestra and the following voted "nay": Non®. Motion carried. Dr. David W. French, City Horticulturist, introduced himself to the INTRODUCTION OF Council and gave a brief summary as to the scope of the diseased tree HORTICULTURIST- problem and his plans for a control program for the year 1977. DR. DAVID FREATCH Council reviewed the Conditional Use Request for a storage abed sub- mitted by Sam Spiegler, owner of the Falcon Arms apartments on Fry Street. Mr. Spiegler wants to erect a 6 x 5 feet metal shed on the southwest corner of the lot at 1717 Fry Street to store 2 lawniaovers and one gas can. Mayor Warkentien questioned whether the shed was to be placed on the playground area. CONDITIONAL USE REQUEST - STOR- AGE SHED -SAM SPIEGLER Councilman Black moved and it was seconded by Councilman Ecklund to refer the request to the planning Commission, at their next meeting for their coasideration. Upon a vote being taken the following voted "aye": Mayor Warkentien, Councilman Black, Ecklund, Steele and Labalestra and the following voted "nay": None. Motion carried. Mayor Warkentien opened the public hearing for improvements for the HOLLYWOOD COURT Hollywood Court area at 8:00 p.m. Il~'ROV'EMENTS - PUBLIC HEARING Clerk-Administrator Barnes read the official publication of the notice of the public hearing. Engineer Leanberg went over the estimated costs of the various plans and invited comments from the residents, which were as follows: Wm. Schultz, 1630 Hollywood Courst stated he is in favor of a 30 ft. wide street with concrete curbs and gutters with alleys 12 to 1!~ ft. wide as could be worked out. He stated the street definitely needs re- pait' and might as well be done nII1+r because the costs will only in- crease in the future.