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I I. I I I I I I I Ie I I I I I I I Ie I .AROEN lDLLS CITY COUNCIL - nJNE 26. 1995 71 , this point the location would be proper for housing because of services to the area. Mr. Fritsinger indicated there will most likely be additional conversation in the future. Mr. Fritsinger indicated there were discussions regarding other base closures and how it would relate to TCAAP. There are approximately 12 other closures currently underway. Mayor Probst reiterated the meeting with the American Indian Housing Corporation was a good way to start the dialog with them. Mayor Probst indicated the next Reutilization Committee meeting will be pivotal, it will be, an opportunity for the City to present options and offer suggestions as to where Arden Hills reutilization would go. Mayor Probst also noted the Army has decided to establish a Restoration Advisory Board (RAB), including the four surrounding cities and St. Anthony. Each City is asked to nominate two representatives for the board, this board will address clean up issues and activities. ADMINISTRATOR COMMENTS 1994 Punch List City Administrator Fritsinger indicated there are a number of outstanding items on the 1994 Street Maintenance Improvement Project Punch List. He indicated the contractor has not yet returned to Arden Hills to complete remllining Punch List items. Staff is currently reviewing the contract to determine whether funds withheld from the contractor can be used to correct these problems, or billed back to the contractor. Theater Mr, Fritsinger indicated he had received a phone call from Community Theater in Mounds Views. They inquired as to the participation of the City. Councilmember Malone indicated he would not participate, as in years past. No other Councilmember offered to participate. Water Ban Mr. Fritsinger requested Council input in regards to water bans in surrounding communities and whether Arden Hills has previously used this water conservation technique. Councilmember Malone indicated there is no practical need for a water ban in Arden Hills, because of the source of supply.. But to sympathize with other communities, the City may want to consider it when necessary.