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<br /> NlkJTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR COUNGIL MEETING ~~J <br /> ... ~ " ~-l ~ \;-.~ """~ OJ',' r:' 'ir::: .r r <br /> Monday, October 10, 1988, 7:30 p.m. - Village Hallii,;,;,C n-:L:'_,::;s no, \.:[;,;i1",'.o;.,',(".." ,.., Co ,- / <br /> ..,. 10 ~'C; j'N Te-f;'!i~n(;e on Iv. <br /> CALL TO ORDER Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Woodburn <br /> called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. <br /> ROLL CALL The roil being called the following members were present: <br /> Mayor Robert Woodburn, Councilmembers Gary Peck, Thomas <br /> . Sather and Jeanne Winiecki. Absent: Councilmember Nancy Hansen. Also present: <br /> Planner John Bergly, Public Works Supervisor Robert Raddatz, Clerk Administrator <br /> Gary Berger and Deputy Clerk Catherine Iago. <br /> APPROVE MINUTES Peck moved, seconded by Winiecki, that Council approve <br /> the minutes of the September 26, 1988 Regular Council <br /> Meeting as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) <br /> BUSINESS FROM FLOOR None. <br /> CASE #88-09; FINAL Council was referred to Planner Bergly's report of <br /> PLAT, VALENTINE 10-5-88 relative to the Final Plat, Valentine Hills #2, <br /> HILLS #2, DNISTRAN submitted by applicant David Dnistran. <br /> Bergly explained the final plat is identical to the preliminary plat approved by <br /> the Council on 6-13-88. He referred Council to the topography map which shows <br /> existing grading on the site and identifies by use of a green line the 902.4 <br /> contour that is the 100 year flood elevation and shows the area as an easement. <br /> Bergly reviewed "Restricted Convenant" document which prohibits homeowners from <br /> further construction or fill in the restricted area identified on the map. <br /> . The Planner advised the Planning Commission had recommended approval of the final plat <br /> at their meeting held 10-5-88, subject to the Attorney's review and approval of <br /> the restrictive convenant document and title information and applicant's <br /> execution and recording of the final plat within 60 days after the date of <br /> Council approval. He noted the Engineer had submitted a letter dated 10-4-88 <br /> approving the grading plan and restricted convenant areas. <br /> Bergly explained the Commission had expressed concerns relative to the language <br /> in the "Restricted Convenant" document and requested the Attorney address the <br /> following concerns: <br /> 1. Item 4, page 2: Relates to permitted filling on the lots; the last <br /> sentence states "...such filling shall be limited to the non-restricted <br /> area of the lot." Commission suggested filling shQuld alsQ be subject <br /> to standard City Zoning CQde regulations regarding fill and excavation. <br /> 2, Item 6, page 3: Relates tQ covenants prQviding benefits tQ each other lot <br /> within the subdivision. Commission suggested a clause could be added tQ <br /> include Qther lots that may be affected by the wetland. <br /> 3. Item 8, page 3: Relates tQ limited enforcement by injunctive remedy. <br /> Commission was of the opiniQn there may be other remedies which would be <br /> applicable and shQuld not be limited to injunctive remedies. <br /> . 4. Item 9, page 3: Relates to liability Qf fee Qwners. CommissiQn questioned <br /> whether the liability of actions of previous Qwners shQuld cease when the <br /> lQt is sold; the liability does not transfer from owner to Qwner but <br /> remains with the land. <br /> Bergly stated the CQmmission requested the Village Attorney review these fQur <br /> items particularly and work with the developer's attorney to draft language which <br /> addresses the concerns. <br /> Council questioned if the CommissiQn requested the dQcument be returned to them <br /> after the AttQrney's review; Bergly advised it was his opiniQn the CommissiQn did <br /> nQt want the document returned to them only to have the Attorney review their <br /> concerns~ <br /> Council discussed reviewing the restrictive document at a future meeting in the <br /> event the Village Attorney and developer's attorney cannQt agree on the language <br /> changes related to Planning CommissiQn items of concern. <br /> t <br />