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<br /> . ::J.-. <br />. MINUTES OF THE ARDEN HILLS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING <br /> Monday. May 26. 1987. 7:30 p.m. - Village Hall <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 roll being called the following members were <br /> present: Mayor Robert Woodburn. Councilmembers Nancy <br /> Hansen. Thomas Sather and Jeanne Winiecki. Councilman Gary Peck arrived at 8:05 <br /> p.m. Also present: Treasurer Donald Lamb, Public Works Supervisor Robert <br /> Raddatz, Clerk Administrator Patricia Morrison and Deputy Clerk Catherine Iago. <br /> APPROVE MINUTES Council concurred that Plumbers should be deleted from <br /> the motion which directs the drafting of an Ordinance <br /> which establishes Contractor's Licenses. page 6 of the May 11. 1987 Council <br /> minutes; based on the fact that they are licensed by the State. <br /> Moved by Sather. seconded .by Winiecki. that Council <br /> approve the minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of. May 11th. as amended by <br /> deleting Plumbers from the motion on page 6. relative to Contractor's Licenses. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) <br /> RES. NO. 87-25 Councilmembers were introduced to students from <br /> VALENTINE SCH. Valentine Hills Elementary School Sixth grade class and <br /> 6th GRADE presented buttons proclaiming them honorary members of <br /> the Class of '93. <br />. Mayor Woodburn read the resolution honoring'the sixth grade class and talked <br /> with Ann Fable, Class President and two student representatives. <br /> Moved by Hansen. seconded by Sather. that Council <br /> approve Resolution No. 87-26: RESOLUTION HONORING VALENTINE HILLS SCHOOL SIXTH <br /> GRADE CLASS UPON COMPLETION OF SIXTH GRADE. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) <br /> BUSINESS FROM FLOOR <br /> ASSESSMENTS; Steven Freimuth. President of the Josephine Hills <br /> JOSEPHINE HILLS Association. appeared before the Council. He explained <br /> the function of the Josephine Hills Association was to <br /> further civic improvement. aid and preserve community health and welfare and <br /> promote recreational activities for its members. Freimuth advised that the <br /> association is a non-profit organization and became owners of the land Dr. <br /> Ingerson had set aside for this use in 1961. Under recent State law, this land <br /> is being assessed at a fair market value under its best use criteria, rather <br /> than assessed as it is being used under the association's articles of <br /> incorporation <br /> Freimuth requested Council assistance in reducing the assessment and suggested: <br /> - Council may consider restricting the use of the land by Zoning. <br /> - Council may send a letter to the State Representative Tony Bennett <br />. and State Senator Fritz Knaak requesting that they address the State <br /> Law to provide different criteria or classification of this land. <br /> - Council may have alternative solutions. <br /> Mayor Woodburn reviewed a letter from the Village Attorney relative to the <br /> complexity of declaring a lot buildable or not; the Attorney expressed concern <br /> that each lot would have to be considered individually and there are numerous <br /> variables to consider, such as size of the lot. if variances would be required <br /> and review of similar lots to determine bui1dabi1ity. Lynden advised this could <br /> become quite cumbersome for the Council. <br /> There was discussion of the parcel of land, its uses and the fact that the land <br /> is separated by an extensive ditch and swampy area; there is actually only an <br /> approximate 60 ft. wide strip of high ground that is usable. <br />. Freimuth requested Council pass a favorable resolution to the appropriate state <br /> agents to address the State law and encouraged Council to explore restricting <br /> the land use through zoning. He stated it is his opinion this is a unique <br /> situation because of the ownership by a non-profit organization and the <br /> restricted uses of the land by the organization's articles of incorporation. <br /> Council discussed the possible zoning of this parcel to a private recreational <br /> classification and incorporating that classification into the current zoning <br /> code. <br />, <br />
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