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2985 MEETING OF JUNE 11, 1970 The regular meeting of June 11, 1970 was called to order at 7:00 P.M. with the following members present: Mayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black and Stone. Also present were Treasurer Olsen and Engineer Lemberg. Attorney Zdra2il arrived at 7:25 P.M. Absent were Clerk T~y1or and Councilman Ecklund. Minutes: Stone moved that the minutes of the May 28, 1970 meeting be approved as corrected. Black seconded and the motion carried. Northwestern Bell Warkentien read a letter from the Northwestern Bell Te1e- Telephone Company phone Compaq requesting the Mayors signature on an ap- Buried Cable: placation to bury telephone cable on the east side of Cleveland Avenue in Falcon Heights. Warkentien moved that the application be referred to the Village Engineer. Stone seconded and the motion carried. Variance Request - Black moved that the application for variance submitted by 18L~6 Arona Avenue: Richard Shibrowski, 18l~6 Arona Avenue, be denied in accord- ance with the recommendation of the Falcon heights Plarming Commission, but that the double garage could be built with a five-foot side yard set-back as per ordinance. Stone seconded and the motion carried. Variance Request - Black moved that the application for variance submitted by 1735 Asbury Avenue: Floyd Schmid, 1?35 Asbury Avenue, to build a rear yard red _ wood deck, be granted, providing that at least 7 feet 2 in- ches of space be allowed between the deck and therear prop- erty line and also, with the provision that no upright struc- ture other than a 30 inch high railing be erected. Warken- tien seconded and the motion carried. Reconsideration Tom Ruvelson, Representative of the Macey Sign Company, of Sign Lighting - John Labalestra and Gene Gasperro of the Lido Corporation, Lido Corporation, 1611 West Larpenteur Avenue, appeared at the meeting to 1611 West ask for reconsideration of the proposed lighting of the Larpenteur Avenue: sign which is being moved to the parking area. Black made a motion, seconded by Stone, for reconsideration of the Lido Corporation request, to the matter pertaining to the lighting of the sign. Mr. Ruvelson explained that the arrow would be about !~ feet by 3'~ feet and would con- tain t~8 - 11 watt lamps on each side. The color of the lamps would be a frosted white. Effect of the arrow s~i]1 be of a continuous flowing motion from the southern most point of the arrow to the nmrthern most point of the arrow. The total cycle of all motion of the lamps would be com- pleted within ~ seconds. Black moved that the application for variance, iti reference to the moving, flowing lights, submitted by the Lido Cor- poration, be granted in accordance with the specifications and description spelled out by Tom Ruirelson, of the Macey Sign Company. Stone seconded and the motion carried.