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MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING 2 O FALCON HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA FEBRUARY 28, 1971 i 1 A regular meeting of the Falcon Heights City Council was called to order by Acting Mayor Black at 7:35 P.M. Acting Mayor Black, Councilman Steele, and Councilwoman PRESENT Stocker. Also present were Clerk-Administrator Barnes, Engineer Lemberg and Attorney Kenefick. Mayor Warkentien arrived at 8:02 P.M. Councilman Ecklund who ~aa:s on vacation. ABSENT Councilwoman Stocker moved, seconded by Councilman Steele, MINUTES to approve the minutes of the meeting of February llk, 197l~, as corrected. Motion carried. Mayor Warkentien moved, seconded by Councilman Steele, APPOINTMENTS - to approve the appointment by Mayor Warkentien of William HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Garvey, 1727 Lindig, to the Falcon Heights Human Rights Commission for a term of three years, said tern to expire on December 31, 1976. Motion carried. Clerk Administrator Barnes retorted on the increased costs and time used for the output of minutes and data for the Shopping Center Committee, and asked if the committee could possibly consider alternate ways such as appointing a secretary to take care of these matters. Councilwoman Stocker stated that she would bring this uo at the next committee meeting. Council meeting, regarding storm water and surface water drainage as a limiting factor in the use of land. He furnished documentation from Falcon Heights Village records and said that there had been expended from general taxes the sum of $88,000.00 for the Falcon Heights portion of the St. Paul Nebraska - Hoyt Storm Sewer Project. This payment was a connection charge imposed by the City of St. Paul and under the terms of Ordinance 10829 of the City of St. Paul which was adopted by Ordinance It1 of the Village of Falcon Heights, defined the benefited area of Falcon Heights as the Northome area, bounded by Snelling on the west, Laroenteur on the north, Hamline on the east, and Hoyt on the south. SHOPPING CENTER COMMITTEE EXPENSES Former Mayor Harold C. Nilsen presented additional material NORTHWEST QUADRANT as an addendum to that furnished at the February 11~, STORM WATER DRAINAGE Mayor Warkentien stated that the $88,000.00 was a connection charge to enable the Village of Falcon Heights to hook onto the City of St. Paulus sanitary sewer. Mr. Nilsen further said that the sum of $13,800.00 of general tax money, had been expended by Falcon Heights as its share of the cost of the pumping station built by the County of Ramsey at the so-called Gottfried Pit, east of Hamline and west of Fernwood on the north side of Larpenteur in Roseville. Roseville paid l/3 and Ramsey County paid 1/3 in addition to the Falcon Heights 1/3.