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ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES JUNE 10, 2002 4 . Council Member Larson stated the only real basis for saying no was that neighborhood communities had withdrawn their pennit, and no other communities would allow them to solicit. He stated it did not appear there was much in the Ordinance as to whether they could or could not issue a solicitor's permit. Council Member Rem agreed with Council Member Larson, and stated they needed to grant the pennit, unless the Ordinance specifically stated a reason as to why they should not grant a pennit. She indicated the recommendations for denial from the other Cities were against another person and not this person. Council Member Aplikowski stated this person's character had not been found undesirable, but the company's practices might be undesirable, She stated she believed the company should be seeking the pennit, and not the employee, MOTTON: Council Member Aplikowski moved and Council Member Larson seconded a motion to deny Johns - Solicitor Permit Application on the basis the company was not seeking the permit. The motion carried . (4-1 Council Member Rem). PUBLIC HEARING SB. Resolution No. 02-23 Ordering Improvement and Authorizing Advertisement to Receive Bids: Pavement Management Plan, Hunters Court and Waldon Place. Mayor Probst opened the Public Hearing at 7:22 p.m. The City Engineer Brown indicated the final plans and specifications for the project had been completed, The proposed improvements include the reconstruction of Hunter's Court and Waldon Place to 32-foot wide streets with concrete curb and gutter. The cul-de-sac bulbs were designed with 100-foot diameters. . Carol Schjei, 1140 Hunters Square, stated she had an interest in cleaning up the pond, She asked what Council's thoughts were and if they were willing to provide some money towards the pond clean up, She indicated this was a great concern of hers. Mr. Brown replied two lots had an easement and there was no homeowners