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Arden Hills Foundation to offer seminar series by Jessica Luther he Arden Hills Foundation is T T presenting two free seminars to all town and owners Ross and Marnie are offered the opportunity to try a Power interested residents: Gibbs invite locals to hit it hard. TITLE Hour class before committing to the Club. April 29, 7-8:30 p.m. that help women and men burn up to 1,000 - At Balance for Life, 3777 calories per hour in group classes. ring, speed bags and double end bags, plus Avenue North (across from Target) free weights and cardiovascular machines. Julie Gronquist of Balance for Life (an in mid-January and held a ribbon cutting Arden Hills business) will provide a ceremony and open house on January 23. - Attendees were invited to participate in a ing equipment for sale to the public. - trition, and suggestions for better health. Power Hour class and learn more about Families of all ages are invited; come becoming a member of the club. prepared to move around! We are proud to be a member of this North, (651) 691-4123. community and would like to see commu - May 13, 7 p.m. nity members come in to try this unique way to get in shape, said Ross Gibbs. Adam Rohne, Attorney at Hansen, Our club offers a family friendly and Dordell, Bradt, Odlaug & Bradt (an connection. concepts of the estate planning process, including planning for incapacity using health care directives and powers of at addition to our already active Ar - - torney, different techniques you can use den Hills community, said Fran Holmes, City Council Member. on your estate. Ross and Marnie Gibbs cut the ribbon Check the Recreation Brochure or the Arden Hills website for more information. continued from page 1 draft plan also includes wetlands and stormwater retention ponds. A network Business area is estimated to generate 800 a town square. Multi-story buildings are of trails also is planned connecting the jobs. The businesses along the western envisioned, with small shops and restau - neighborhoods and Main Street and to the edge would be required to have windows parks within the development area and to the adjacent County parks, trails, and open sides, so that they are visually attractive to live on Main Street, mostly in condos and both people in TCAAP and on Highway space. apartments, as well as some townhouses and senior housing. At the center is a 10. Principal roads town green and community building. The main road through the development Parks, trails, and open space area would run north and south on the In addition to the town square, a large park B usiness areas western half of the site. For the most part, and two neighborhood parks are included Surrounding Main Street, larger retail it would separate the residential from the in the draft Master Plan. The largest park business areas (the Main Street area and would be located in the central east area and south edges of the development area of the development. It would include a edge would be east of the main road). The community building with amenities such - road would connect to Highway 96 and a as restrooms and gathering space, recre ing could be built, depending on what the - new interchange (likely a roundabout) at ation facilities such as a playground and market needs. Outside of the Main Street, County Road H and I-35W. The primary the draft plan dedicates 18 acres of land road in the Thumb also would con facilities such as picnic shelters and an - nect to this interchange. It is yet to-be- amphitheater, and wetlands with board - determined whether the thumb road might walks. Smaller parks also are planned in Street and the surrounding commercial the Creek and Hill neighborhoods. The County Road I. 4