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2882 MEETING OF APRTL 21~, 1969 The regular meeting of April 21~, 1969 was called to order at 7:00 P.M. with the following members present: Mayor Warkentien, Clerk Taylor, Councilmen Stone, Black and Ecklund. Also present were Attorney Seed and Treasurer Olsen. Minutes: Blac'.s moved, Stone seconded approval of the April 10, 1969 minutes as corrected. Motion carried. Refund of Sewer Stone moved, Black seconded that the Village refund $30.00 Rental Payment to the Falcon Heights United Church of Christ which is an to F.H. Church: overcharge in sewer rental for the first quarter of 1969. Motion was carried. Fire Reports: Ecklund read Fire Reports 775 and 776. It was noted that the response have been five to nine men for day calls. Payment of Sewer Mayor moved payment to Rosetown Sanitation for sewer repairs Repair Bills: at 17t~9 Albert (Invoice 1189) in the amount of X180.00 and for -~~-753 Albert (Invoice 1.1x.88) for ~11a.0.00 as the Village Engineer informed the Council that the roots and obstructions were in the main line. Ecklund seconded. Motion carried. Storm Sewer The Storm Sewer Improvement of 1969-1 Agreement is being drafted Improvement 69-1: now. The parties involved are Roseville, Falcon Heights and the County. Ordinance 89: Discussion was held regarding park3.ng in fire lanes and by hydrants on private property. Ordinance $9 has been published and a resolution will be introduced at the next meeting pointing out specific spots within the Village where said parking is prohibited. Recreation Brauer & Associates will have a representative talk to the Meeting: Recreation Committee on Thursday, May 1, 1969 at 8:00 P.M. regarding recreational plans and needs in Falcon Heights. ~. County Assessors It was noted that TrTarkentien and F,cklund attended the Meeting: County Assessoris meeting, Tuesday, April 22, 1969. Trees: Councilman B1a,ck pointed out that some trees on Holton will need trimming. Also, the resident of 1753 Albert had a tree removed on his boulevard and would like to remove the one on the other side of his lot also, replacing them with one in the middle of his yard. The Council stated that this would have to be paid by the owner. Parking Problem: Regarding apartment residents parking on California, Mrs. Payin was informed that the Deputies have been chec3sing her neighborhood. Two of the regular packers live in the apartments at 1.1x.72 W. Larpa~nteur and the third has an address listed in Duluth. The apartment parking lot was checked and found to be full. She was informed that street parking is open for everyone~s use. If the cars had a place to park, she would have a legitimate complaint. If No Parking signs are put up then the cars move farther down the block and the Council would not be resolving the problem. Ecklund volunteered to contact the apartment owner and see if he would get his cooperation for a solution. Ecklund informed Mrs. Payin, however, that the Council cannot force the issue.