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.. Minutes of Regular Council Meeting April 11, 1983 Page 6 Uniform Fire Code Miller stated he had been asked to make recommendations for Sec- tion 4(a), (b) and (e), re storage of flammable materials. He noted that these districts do not need to conform to zoning dis- tricts, but it seems expedient to do so. He recommended that Section 4(2), Districts in which Storage of Flammable or Combus- tible Liquids in Outside Aboveground Tanks is to be Prohibited, would be all the residential zones, the B-1 and possibly the B-2 zones. Section 4(b), Districts in which New Bulk Plants for Flammable or Combustible Liquids are to be Prohibited, Miller understands to be areas in which these are stored for resale, and he would recommend all except 1-2. . No recommendation was made for Section 4(c) pending more infor- mation from Fire Marshal's office. He also noted that most ref- erences in Ordinance No. 229 seem to relate to the '73 edition of the Uniform Fire Code. No Council action was taken. REPORT OF VILLAGE TREASURER DONALD LAMB Investments 4-4-83 - $105,272.55 at First Federal at 9.25%, maturing 9-28-83. Christiansen moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council ratify the Treasurer's investment. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). Bid Award, 1983 Diseased Tree and Stump Removal Contract Council reviewed Buckley memo, 4-8-83, recommending bid be awarded to Bluemel Tree Service, Hudson, Wisconsin. Council questioned tabulation of bid data, would like clarification. It was moved by Christiansen, seconded by McAllister, that 1983 Tree Removal Contract be awarded to Bluemel Tree Service. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). Approval To Attend Toro Service Training School McAllister moved that Council approve Bell's attendance at Toro Service Training School. Motion was seconded by Mulcahy, carried unanimously (4-0). OTHER BUSINESS May Council Meetings Motion was made by Mulcahy, seconded by Christiansen, that May Council meetings be scheduled on May 9 and May 23. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). North Suburban Cable Commission McAllister atated that she attended the last meeting of the Com- mission with Arden Hills' representative Bauer; noted that five of . the membe r ci ties have not app rove d an amendment to the franchise ordinance which gives NSCC authority to accept or reject changes Group W may wish to make in the contract. Group W has already re- quested one change; instead of one head end and two hubs, wants two head ends and no hubs. She noted none of the members of the Commission possess technical background to evaluate this change. Bauer is a member of the selection committee which is to explore possible employment of a Cable Officer for administration of the contract. Legislative Action - Anoka County Airport. Mayor Woodburn repor~ed that if bill recommended by subcommittee goes through, airport will remain as it is; amendment was added that runways cannot be shortened. -6-