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I I. I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I Ie I ,ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - nIL Y 3J,.J 995 16 COUNCIL COMMENTS Councilmember Keirn inquired if there had been any follow up to the sand on tl1e walking trail. Mr. Fritsinger indicated Mr. Kriesel had issued two correction notices for cleaning up the walkway, but since tl1e recent rain he has not heard anything more and will research the issue. Councilmember Aplikowski asked in reference to Mr. Carlson request for leave of absence. Mr. Fritsinger indicated tl1e Council may decide to leave his seat open or fill it temporarily. Councilmember Aplikowski suggested a woman who had previously applied may be a good alternative. Mayor Probst asked if there was an update on the Town Crier. Councilmember Aplikowski indicated she would review the issue later that evening. Mayor Probst inquired if a public meeting regarding the EA W for tl1e Ogren application had been scheduled. Mr. Ringwald indicated the public comment portion of tl1e EA W began July 31, 1995 and tl1e staff felt mid-way through tl1e comment period would be an appropriate time to schedule an informational meeting. Tentatively scheduled for August 14tl1 or 15tl1. Mr. Fritsinger suggested scheduling an informational meeting on Thursday August 17,1995. Mayor Probst asked if tl1ere would be a publication of this meeting in tl1e paper and on cable. Mr. Fritsinger indicated contacting tl10se concerned residents and also publicizing tl1e meeting. This meeting is scheduled to be held at City Hall. Mayor Probst suggested finding an alternate location so more residents may attend. Mayor Probst apologized for missing tl1e Cottage Villas Open House, he had the wrong date. Mayor Probst noted a letter from the Ramsey County Manager Terry Schutten, he suggested staff notify his office and invite him to a meeting and indicated there will be a 30 minute maximum to tl1eir presentation. Mr. Fritsinger asked if there would be any specific issues tl1e Council may wish tl1e County to address. Mayor Probst indicated issues such as: street and highways, land use, parks, economy, and law enforcement could be addressed.