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I I .- I I I I I I Ie I I . . . . . .e . Arden Hills Council 5 March 28, 1994 noted that he would like to work with their groups to reach a common goal to control nuisances. Malone suggested that a motion could be made which would approve the proposed ordinance revisions excluding the changes in the area of kennels which would be addressed upon receipt of the model ordinance. He further explained that while the City Council would consider alternatives, it would make no promises to agree to any proposed changes. Discussion followed and Council was in agreement that they would support the concept. MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Aplikowski to adopt Ordinance No. 295 amending Chapter 5 of the City of Arden Hills Municipal Code relating to Animals and Pets as submitted with direction to staff to change wording in Section 5.36 relating to licensed professionals, and to exclude any proposed changes to the division of the ordinance relating to kennels. Motion carried unanimously (4-0). DISCUSSION OF t"R~GES TO TRANSIENT MERt"RlliWI' ORDINANCE Fritsinger highlighted the changes being proposed to Chapter 18, Peddler. The proposed changes would allow door to door sales as long as the individual or organization had registered with the City. The proposed ordinance would be expanded to include peddler, solicitor and transient merchant. There would be a provision to exempt sellers of farm and garden products, non-profit organizations, community events and school/sport related organizations from paying a permit fee. A registration requirement would be added except for those exempted areas identified in Section 18.07. The proposed changes would include the ability of the City Council to establish by resolution an appropriate fee for conducting background checks. The hours permitted would be from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm, seven days per week. Probst asked whether the proposed changes would replace the existing Chapter 18 in it's entirety. Fritsinger stated yes.