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. MEMORANDUM . -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: March 5, 1987 To: Arden Hills Council From: Patricia J. Morrison, Clerk Administrator Re: Informational Items -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Burnin~ Permit, Bell Lumber and Pole Company At the 2/23 meeting Councilman Sather expressed concern relative to a permit issued to Bell Pole for burning of contaminated dirt. A copy of the minutes of the hearing was requested, and is enclosed for your information. I called New Brighton's planner to discuss this. He advised: under PCA directive, Bell Pole will be burning contaminated soils by a rotary kiln thermal process, which burns and sanitizes at 2000 degrees F. The soil is then 997. cleaned, ttten redistributed" , The PCA has determined this to be the most effective method of dealing with the contaminated dirt and has issued air quality permits for this cleaning method. An SUP was issued by the City, and it is expected the incineration will start in August of 1987, and will be finished in August, . 1988, with removal of machinery by January of 1989. Mr. Lou Chamberlin, Air Quality Engineer for the PCA, has assured New Brighton that there will be no odors, no emission of particulates, and no smoke will be emitted. The PCA will be monitoring the site on a weekly basis, and Bell Pole will be monitoring on an hourly basis. Superfund project funds will be used for this. Parkin~, Mounds View Hi~h School This past week we have received several calls from residents along Janet Court. These calls have been complaints about the high school students parking on both sides of Janet Court, blocking driveways, littering, loitering, blocking mail boxes (so no mail delivery) and general nuisance type complaints. The School administration called and advised permit parking would be instigated, effective March 5, which will probably aggravate the situation as fewer students will be allowed to park in the student lot. Frank, in response to complaints, has issued 30 tickets, generally for parking beyond six hours, expired license plates, etc. As the situation is not one that is likely to take care of itself, I asked for a meeting with Dr. Brungardt, the principal. On March 3, Frank, Dr. Brungardt, his assistant and I met. They concurred with our concerns. After discussion, the following two alternatives seemed most reasonable: . l. Dr. Brungardt will seek possible additional off-site parking areas. The North Heights Lutheran Church site was discussed, with bussing from the site to the school.