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ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES <br /> OCTOBER 11, 2005 7 <br /> Mayor Aplikowski requested staff try to schedule a work session meeting for this type of a <br /> discussion between now and the first part of next year. Ms. Wolfe stated part of the discussion <br /> was on the work session agenda next week. <br /> Councilmember Rem stated they could get the public more informed as to where things are,what <br /> stage they were at, as well as what came next. She suggested a couple of paragraphs in the City's <br /> newsletter as an update. <br /> Councilmember Grant stated they needed to set the expectations and remind people that they <br /> were dealing with governmental agencies at the Federal level, which are not known to move very <br /> quickly. He stated at this juncture, they not need to discuss densities, but rather focus on some of <br /> the basics, such as the appraisal process and coming to terms with some of the larger items (i.e. <br /> price, access to Primer Tracer, how the Primer Tracer would be used, how things would be turned <br /> over to the City, etc.). <br /> Councilmember Larson agreed they needed to make more progress on either turning around the <br /> Primer Tracer area or getting access. <br /> CITY COUNCIL REPORTS <br /> Ms. Wolfe—None. <br /> Councilmember Holden —Asked when the engineering posting closes and when there would be <br /> an engineer on staff. Ms. Wolfe stated she could not remember when it was going to close, but it <br /> was a quicker timeline than she anticipated. She stated they hoped to have someone on staff by <br /> the first of the year or earlier. <br /> Councilmember Grant — Acknowledged the efforts of staff for their work on the neighborhood <br /> meetings. He stated the Planning Commission had not met this month. He stated the I-35W <br /> Solutions Task Force has been inactive for awhile. <br /> Councilmember Rem— Stated she would be unable to attend meetings on the 17" and 24th. She <br /> reminded residents that October 29, is when the Northwest Family Services was doing their Fall <br /> Gala Fundraiser. <br /> Councilmember Larson — The PTRC met last week. He stated they had spent time discussing <br /> trail priorities and also discussed the role the PTRC should have in the budget formulation <br /> process. He stated the sentiment was that the PTRC was perhaps unique in the sense that it is an <br /> advisory committee that really does have some advisory responsibility with respect to capital <br /> improvements and other things in the parks and they felt that should be some role for them to play <br /> in the budget process each year, which he agreed with. He stated it might be a good idea to send <br /> the PTRC their budget and get some feedback on it. He indicated he was not sure there were any <br /> other committees or advisory groups that had this type of responsibility and he believed the PTRC <br /> was somewhat unique in this situation. He suggested they discuss this at a work session meeting. <br />
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