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ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES ` <br /> OCTOBER 11,2005 4 <br /> problems and if went any higher, they could create interference with their own system. He stated <br /> they did not want to go any higher than they were now. <br /> Councilmember Larson asked if they could mount their equipment lower on another tower. Mr. <br /> Ness replied to go back and set up long-term costs right now, did not come across from their point <br /> as fiscally prudent. He noted they also did not want to be at the mercy of another carrier and this <br /> was not a responsible move when it pertained to public safety. <br /> Councilmember Grant noted the Mounds View High School was short on parking. He asked if <br /> there was any possibility of taking their excess property and having a short-term lease with the <br /> school for their overflow parking. Mr. Ness responded he was not sure he was the appropriate <br /> person to answer this, but he would take this into consideration. He noted however, in the past <br /> there were concerns with students crossing the road, but he believed this could be addressed with <br /> cross-walks, or some other type of traffic control. <br /> Councilmember Grant noted on the current tower there were a number of lights. He asked how <br /> the lighting would be accommodated on this tower. Mr. Ness responded the existing tower had <br /> four levels of lights,but now that they were going less in height, all they would need was one light <br /> at the top of the tower, along with the structure lights being on at night and those structure lights <br /> would be on all three sides. He stated there were actually less lights on this new tower. <br /> Mayor Aplikowski requested they consider adding additional landscaping to their site also. <br /> Councilmember Grant stated if this was a County structure, the County was not subject to the <br /> Planning Commission and Council approval. He asked if this held true of MnDOT also. Ms. <br /> Wolfe responded that was correct. <br /> Councilmember Grant asked if they were going to present this to the Planning Commission. <br /> Mr. Ness responded if Council wanted to bring this to the Planning Commission he would do <br /> that. <br /> Councilmember Larson asked if the tower would be painted. Mr. Ness responded it would not <br /> be painted and the tower was constructed of galvanized steel. <br /> Council decided Mr. Ness did not need to appear before the Planning Commission and staff <br /> would prepare a report to the Commission regarding this tower. <br /> Dan Flagherty, Flagherty's Arden Bowl, inquired about the gateway sign project. He noted <br /> they had some storm damage and one of their pine trees on Connelly and County Road E was <br /> leaning. He stated the entire front area of that intersection was built on a parking lot, so there was <br /> not a lot of good soil there to plant trees. He asked if there was any possibility of getting some <br /> kind of a gateway sign on their property welcoming people to Arden Hills. He believed this <br /> would make the area more attractive and pleasant. He also asked what the procedures were for <br /> him to get a flag pole on his property. <br />
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