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I I. I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I. I ,ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - FEBRUARY 13, 1995 4 Councilmember Malone also indicated concern for Arden View Drive, the roadway is in good condition, but there are dips in the pavement. Superintendent Winkel indicated this could be looked into further this next summer. MOTION: Hicks moved, and Malone seconded, a motion to adopt Resolution 95-15, Ordering Feasibility Report for 1995 Sealcoat, Overlay &; Reconstruction projects, with the amendment including Hamline Avenue from T.H. 96 to Floral Drive. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). Mayor Probst indicated he would review the cost of the improvements to Barn line and if the cost is large, he would favor work on other streets before work on Hamline is done. Superintendent Winkel indicated the length of the project on Hamline would be just short of a mile, but costs can be reviewed and presented to the Council. ADMINISTRATOR COMMFNTS City Administrator Fritsinger indicated this past fall the City made a request to the Army Reserve, to use their building for City Council and City Planning Commission meetings. He indicated the Reserve responded this past week and approved the first Wednesday and second Monday of the month, but did not note if the last or fourth Monday would be available for the City to use. City Admini~rator Fritsinger inquired if the Council would like him to pursue using the Army Reserve Building. Mayor Probst indicated he would prefer to hold meetings in Arden Hills and to pursue using the Army Reserve. Counci1member Malone indicated he would also prefer returning to Arden Hills, but would like a calendar set, since the letter indicated that dates could change at any time. He was also concerned that holding a Council meeting in a classroom setting would not be appropriate. Counci1member Hicks indicated he would also prefer to pursue the Army Reserve building, even though New Brighton has been very generous in letting the Council use their chambers. Mayor Probst directed the City Administrator to pursue using the Army Reserve for City meetings and to clarify a calendar with a commitment to the dates needed.