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<br />, MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
<br />Monday, July 25, 1988, 7:30 p.m. - Village Hall
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<br />CALL TO ORDER
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<br />Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Woodburn
<br />called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
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<br />ROLL CALL The roll being called the following members were present:
<br />Mayor Robert Woodburn, Councilmembers Nancy Hansen and
<br />Thomas Sather. Absent: Councilmembers Gary Peck and Jeanne Winiecki. Also
<br />present: Attorney James Lynden, Engineer Barry Peters, Public Works Supervisor
<br />Robert Raddatz, Clerk Administrator Gary Berger and Deputy Clerk Catherine Iago.
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<br />APPROVE MINUTES Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve
<br />the minutes of the July 11, 1988 Regular Council Meeting
<br />as submitted. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />OATH OF OFFICE Mayor Woodburn administered the Oath of Office to newly
<br />appointed Clerk Administrator Gary R. Berger.
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<br />BUSINESS FROM FLOOR None.
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<br />REPORT OF ATTORNEY
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<br />CASE #88-14; SUP
<br />GOODYEAR SERVICE
<br />STA., LEXINGTON
<br />AVE., C.G. REIN
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<br />Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve
<br />and adopt Special Use Permit Case No. 88-14, granting
<br />permission to C.G. Rein Company and Goodyear Service
<br />Station to operate an automobile service center and
<br />retail space on Lexington Avenue, subject to compliance
<br />Arden Hills Code and special conditions as outlined in the
<br />Village Attorney. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0).
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<br />with provisions of the
<br />permit prepared by the
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<br />CASE #88-15 SUP
<br />FAST FOOD REST.,
<br />BURGER KING,
<br />LEXINGTON AVE.,
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<br />Sather moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council approve
<br />and adopt Special Use Permit, Case No. 88-15, granting
<br />permission to C.G. Rein Company and Burger King Company
<br />to operate a fast food restaurant and drive-in business
<br />on Lexington Avenue, subject to compliance with
<br />provisions of the Arden Hills Code and special conditions as outlined in the
<br />permit prepared by the Village Attorney. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />RES. #88-25; APRV.
<br />LOT SPLIT FOR TAX
<br />PURPOSES, C.G. REIN
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<br />Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve
<br />Resolution No. 88-25, Approving Lot Split of C.G. Rein
<br />Development Parcel For Tax Purposes Only. Motion carried
<br />unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />CASE #88-16; SUP
<br />HOME OCCUP. BEAUTY
<br />SHOP, 4519 LKSHORE
<br />PLACE, N. BEGGIN
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<br />Code and special
<br />Attorney. Motion
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<br />Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve
<br />and adopt Special Use Permit, Case No. 88-16, granting
<br />permission to Glenn and Nancy Beggin, 4519 Lakeshore
<br />Place, to operate a beauty salon in the residence,
<br />subject to compliance with provisions of the Arden Hills
<br />conditions as outlined in the permit prepared by the Village
<br />carried unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />ORD. #259; SPECIAL
<br />EVENT SIGNS; FINAL
<br />READING
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<br />Sather moved, seconded by Hansen, that Council waive
<br />final reading of Ordinance No. 259. Motion carried
<br />unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve
<br />Ordinance No. 259, AMENDING PARAGRAPH 6.d. OF THE SECOND SCHEDULE OF DISTRICT
<br />PROVISIONS IN SECTION 21.8 OF ARDEN HILLS CODE, WHICH PERTAINS TO SPECIAL EVENT
<br />SIGNS, BY DELETING "COUNCIL APPROVAL REQUIRED" AND SUBSTITUTING "NOT REQUIRED".
<br />Motion carried unanimously. (3-0)
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<br />Mayor Woodburn explained the amendment authorizes administrative staff approval
<br />of special event signs, which sre now limited to 3 per year, rather than
<br />requiring Council approval.
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<br />RENDERING PLANT
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<br />Mayor Woodburn reported on the meeting with MPCA
<br />representatives, New Brighton and Arden Hills Officisls
<br />relative to.the rendering plant. He advised there was
<br />to enforcement of MPCA regulations.
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<br />and Attorney Lynden
<br />discussion relative
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<br />Attorney Lynden commented that MPCA representatives appeared hesitant to enforce
<br />the regulations and appeared inclined to look toward the economic well being of
<br />the industry rather than to the health and welfare of the citizens. He stated
<br />MPCA would favor deferring much of the enforcement to the cities.
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<br />Mayor Woodburn stated MPCA advised they do not have funds nor staff to accomplish
<br />the enforcement of the regulations; he noted Arden Hills encouraged MPCA to find
<br />the funds and staff to enforce the regulations they imposed.
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