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Minutes of the A~den Hills Regula~ Council Meeting, Novembe~ 28, 1988 Page 4 . . CASE #85-2 (Cont'd) Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council accept the Initial Landscape Inspection of the apartment complex at Edgewater Estates, Case #85-2, and ~educe the bond from 125% to 100%, pending replacement of the dead and missing plant material as indicated by the landscape inspector in his ~eport of 11-2-88, with the final inspection report due July 15, 1989. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) . REQUEST SWR/WTR; Council was referred to a memorandum from Berger dated UTILITIES; TCAAP 11-23-88, relative to a request from TCAAP to connect to the City of Arden Hills water and sanitary sewer systems to provide service for the new Rese~ve Center at Highway 96 and Lexington Avenue. The Clerk Administrator advised the City cannot deny a request for water and sewer connection within our jurisdiction, however, he indicated the City is in a position to encourage cooperation from TCAAP on items which concern Arden Hills and neighboring communities. Staff cited examples which we~e outlined in Be~ger's Newsletter of 11-18-88 of situations noting the uncooperative attitude of the TCAAP representatives. Berger advised that the Shoreview City Council had denied a request from TCAAP for utility connections in Shoreview. There was Council discussion regarding setting a meeting with TCAAP representatives to discuss concerns or outlining the conce~ns in a letter directed to TCAAP. It was suggested that a letter be directed to TCAAP advising the City is not interested in providing the utility connections and wait fo~ their response. Sather moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council direct the Clerk Administrator forward a letter in response to the request for sewer and . wate~ connection from the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant which states: "At this time the City of Arden Hills has no interest in connecting the proposed United States Army Reserve Center to the City's water and sanitary sewer systems. Peck moved to amend the motion, seconded by Woodburn, that the letter be ~eworded as follows: "Due to some unresolved issues which are pending, at this time the City of Arden Hills has not interest in connecting the proposed Army Reserve Center to the City's water and sanitary sewer systems." Amendment to the motion failed. (Peck, Woodburn voting in favor; Sather G~owe and Hansen opposed) (2-3) Original motion carried. (Sather, Hansen, Growe and Woodburn voting in favor; Peck opposed) (4-1) RAMSEY CO. REQUEST Council was referred to a memorandum f~om Berger dated PROP'D LEXINGTON 11-23-88, relative to a request from Ramsey County Public AVE. RECONSTRUCTION Works Department for Arden Hills to approach TCAAP on behalf of Ramsey County and request participation with the Arden Hills' portion of the reconstruction of Lexington Avenue. The Clerk Administrator advised that Council had denied the request for City . participation in this project due to the fact there was no clear benefit to Arden Hills ~esidents. Sathe~ moved, seconded by Peck, that Council direct the Clerk Administrator to draft a letter to Ramsey County advising that Arden Hills would be happy to intercede on their behalf by some written method to TCAAP by advising of Ramsey County's request for TCAAP cost participation and explain the benefits TCAAP would derive from the p~oject as related to the proposed Army Reserve Training Center, and reiterate to Ramsey County that the City of Arden Hills does not share the same responsibility for cost participation . Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) CLAIMS & PAYROLL Peck moved, seconded by Sathe~, that Council approve Claims and Payroll as submitted. Motion carried. (5-0) TREASURER'S REPORT FINANCE COMM.; Treasurer Green explained the Finance Committee CASH FLOW ANALYSIS plan to develop a report that estimates the budget expenditures on a monthly basis and provide a valuable . tool to make Council aware of the cash flow status.