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ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES <br />AUGUST 26, 2002 4 <br />• <br />� <br />Council Member Grant stated if they postpone this issue to the next Council <br />meeting, he wanted Council to articulate what they wanted to see. <br />Council Member Larson sta�ed he wanted to see improvement made to the north <br />and south walls to break them up architecturally. <br />Council Member Aplikowski stated she would be opposed to an all brick building, <br />if that was proposed. <br />Mayor Probst stated he wanted some options presented as to the building design. <br />Mary HIinkhammer, 1015 Island Lake Avenue, Shoreview, stated she was <br />opposed to a low budget grocery and liquor store in the neighborhood. She <br />expressed concerns about additional noise, the garbage generated by this type of a <br />business, and additional traffic. She requested the City monitor the property for <br />maintaining the landscaping. She stated she would also like to see a more upscale <br />building on the property. <br />Roger Klinl�hammer, 1015 Island Lake Avenue, expressed concern about traffic <br />backing up on Lexington and the proximity of the railroad tracks. He stated the <br />City had already set precedence with brick on various buildings they had in the <br />City. He agreed they needed an upscale development on this site. <br />MOTION: Council Member Larson moved and Council Member Aplikowski <br />seconded to table Planning Case No. 02-18: CUB Master and Final <br />Plat P.U.D. until September 9, 2002 with the expectation the <br />developer and CUB Foods would review the architectural plans for <br />the building and come back with suggested changes to the exterior of <br />the building to make it more attractive than it presently was. The <br />motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br />B. FINANCE <br />1. 2003 Budget Discussion <br />� <br />
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