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2 and a letter v�nich he read aloud statin� that the plans are always sub- ject to chan�e, rut it cnay be assumed tYiat the�e grades ior• the most paT�t _ are fairly firm. The map �s*as turned over t;o :�Zr. Ludford to study re; tYie possioility of,building on the site East of Harzline and 5outh of Koalski Road. A letter irom the Guelfare Committee �vas read by 1fr. Kennedy stating tl�t it is the unanimous recomr.:endation of the �i�elfare Committee that Section 4 of tYie Zoning Regulations for residential districts be anunended to pro- • vide a minirium lo� width. of 90 feet for R-1 single f'amily residenees. No other cnange is recor.n:nended. U[r. J"ones stated that he felt that this matter of minirnum lot widths should 'oe determined ver,y sson, possibl�r by tne first meeting in June. The Conncil unan;mously agreed. Ivlr. Talrot Jones su�gested to the Council that it is a mistake to set up too small as vrell as too large lots. 'Poo sniall being less than 75 feet, and too large, over 100 feet. iJ�.r. �hea of tne Fs. G. Clinton Co., 2700 Louisiana Avenue, St. Louis Park, rea,nested the Cou�acil to approve his application f'or a building persr.it� to build a polo building to sbore lwnber and builcting materials on the property owned by McDonald Lumber Company. The building woula be 80� x 200t in size and cost about.�;12,000.00. The specii'ications vaere presented to IvTr. Clay Kelley, Euild.ing.Inspector, and approved. iVir. Kennedy moved that the Ii�zilding Pe.mit be issued. Jones seconded. Carried. Mr. Shea requosted that he be allowed to start builcling as soon as possible because �he must vacate his present location as of iriay 31, 1960. Fermission was granted periding approval of the �ite by Inspector Kelley. The Fee was set at �1.00 psr unit of 120 square feet ior tl�e permit� which amounted to y�133.00. n�Ir. Kelle� and the Coupeil agreed that tre fee was suil�able for this type of buildin�. Ivir, arid Pdrs. Schradel presented some photographs of the house they wish to move to a lct on i�oble Road and F'airview in A.rden Iiills. _vlr. Jones moved that the matier by turned over to ivIr. Kel'ley f'or his study and recommendations and report to tY�e Council on ;�Iay 23, 1960. Seconded by Stromquist, Carried. The Council wi11 give their decision a� that time. Iv1r. John Yioontz, Towr. and Country Signs, presented two sketches of signs ?or the Vi11a�e Hall lor the Council's consider•ation. As presented, the proposed �eflectorized. si�n would cost �130.00, w2iich would include maintenance o� the sign. MT�s, Stromquist st�ted that other bids had been requested and �ad not, as yet� been received. She advieed iV[r. Koontz that he would be notified of ti,�e Council�s decisioq. • Mr. P�tonroe Kronstedt, 1516 Edgewater, presented 2 cnecks to the Council, which V�ere received by him for reimbursement for uniforms purchased for Civi1 llefense. `I'he checks totaled '�150.24. PUBLIC Y�IORKS 14r. Jonea�atecl that �18,000.00 w�s spent last year on road work. This �year the budget reauest Nras for� �11,725,00. Because of tne severe spring break-up this year and also because of a carry-over of payments for work done last year of sorrae 2 to 3 tnousand dollars, i�?r. Jones requested addi- tional funds for this year�s road work. The matter was referred to the Finance Gommittee to meet with Mr. Jones to determine tne additional funds