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I Ie I I I I I I I .- . . I . I . I I- . ARDENJllLLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 26. 1995 18 , the gas company. (The Fire Department has responded in regards to gas leaks). He feels this is a problem the City needs to address. Mr. Wilson indicated there continues to be a concern for heavy traffic on the road even during construction, he suggested blocking off County Road F to control some of the traffic. Mr. Wilson indicated he had spoken with Mr. Stonehouse regarding landscaping. He asked Mr. Stonehouse if any of the landscaping would be in the way of the project Mr. Stonehouse had voiced no concerns, but now there are bushes and a stonewall that have been devastated. Mr. Wilson indicated ifhe had he been given notice, he could have removed the trees and wall without damage. Mr. Wilson indicated he was disappointed with the continued lack of notification. Mayor Probst took an opportunity to introduce the new City Planner, Kevin Ringwald and welcome him to the City of Arden Hills. He noted Mr, Ringwald was previously employed at the City of Coon Rapids. Mr. Ringwald stated he was looking forward to working with the City of Arden Hills. UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS Adopt Resolution 94-45. Approvin~ Charitable Gambling Premises Permit Ap.plication. Earthstar Project. Ine. City Accountant Terry Post indicated at the last meeting Council tabled this item until further information could be obtained. Mr. Post indicated he now felt comfortable with the application of Earthstar, Inc. Councilmember Malone commented that if the applicant complies with all the requirements of the application, the City is in no real position to deny. He did express concern for the language of the ordinance. Councilmember Hicks indicated he would like information regarding how a fourth orlr-'ni:mtion can be justified. Mr. Post introduced Mrs. Goldie Seidow, owner of the Bingo Hall. Mrs. Seidow indicated at the time the Lions discontinued their charitable gambling, seven sessions were allowed for each organization, now ten sessions are allowed for each orgllni7ation. Councilmember Hicks inquired as to why three organizations could not do 21 sessions. Mrs. Seidow indicated there is the possibility of the three organizations taking all the sessions, but should something happen to one of the organizations, there would be serious financial concerns.