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Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting, August 31, 1987 ~ Page 7 . . EXT COMPL (Cont'd) Miller stated that he had drafted some suggested provisions, in ordinance format, that address the specific concerns expressed by Council: he reviewed the two options he drafted and explained the difference between the two is that Option #l requires total completion of all building permit related work, while Option #2 is primarily for the completion of visible exterior construction work. After discussion, Council concurred that they preferred Option #2. Planner Miller recommended that the provision be included in Section VI of the Arden Hills Code; this section covers certificates of occupancy, incorporates the Uniform Building Code into the Village Ordinances, and would accommodate enforceability of the requirements. ORD. #249; FINAL Moved by Hansen, seconded by Peck, that Council waive RDING; SPEED LMT. final reading and approve Ordinance No. 249, AMENDING LAKE JOHANNA DIVISION 2 OF CHAPTER 12 OF THE ARDEN HILLS CODE TO ESTABLISH SPEED LIMITS IN OPEN ZONE OF LAKE JOHANNA .DURING CERTAIN HOURS. Motion carried. (Hansen, Peck, Winiecki, Woodburn voting in favor: Sather opposed) (4-l) Council was referred to a letter from a former resident of Arden Hills, dated 8-26-87, which stated the problem on Lake Johanna is not excessive speed, but non-resident boating. The letter suggested posting "No Trailer Parking" signs on Lake Johanna Boulevard and reducing the boat launch parking lot area. Councilmember Hansen advised that Ramsey County does issue tags to violators, . however, that does not deter them: she also stated that the County prefers not to limit the access to the lake. TRAF. LIGHT REQUEST Council was referred to report from Ramsey County CO. RD. E/PINETREE Public Works Department, 8-19-87, relative to the installation of a traffic control device at the intersection of County Road E and Pinetree Drive. The report advised that the traffic signal at this location is not warranted and Ramsey County's policy would be to not install one at this time. Council requested staff draft a letter to MSI Insurance and Woodbridge properties, advising them of the County's report. REPORT OF PUBLIC WORKS SUPERVISOR RECYCLING RECMD. Public Works Supervisor Raddatz advised Council that the Recycling recommendations would be discussed at the September 14, 1987, Regular Council meeting. WATER METER CARDS Council was referred to the "mock-up" of the water meter reading cards that will be placed on residents doors when the outside water meters are read and will be used to identify the extent of discrepancies between the outside and inside meters. There was discussion relative to incentive for residents to return the cards, . an amnesty program and time limit on return of the cards by residents. Council suggestions were as follows: - Cards should include return postage. - Language included advising that discrepancies would not be charged if cards are returned within a ten day period. - Seven boxes or dash marks be placed on card to identify spaces for inclusion of the seven digits on the inside water meter. - Explanation and information relative to the process be published in the Town Crier. Raddatz advised the program would begin with the September water meter readings. --- . MUDJACKING; Council was advised by Raddatz that he had received CHATHAM AVE a complaint from Edwin Lindquist. 1668 Chatham Ave., regarding a sunken curb and "pocket" in the street. Raddatz advised that he could accomplish mudjacking of the curb and a "skin" patch on the street for an approximate cost of $350.00. Hansen moved, seconded by Sather, that Council approve the curb mudjacking and skin patch on the street at 1668 Chatham Avenue, at a cost not to exceed $350.00, and as recommended by the Public Works Supervisor. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0)