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. . ~ Minutes of Regular Council Meeting, February 23, 1987 Page 4 NO PKING SIGNS (CONT'D) Council concurred with the Buckley's suggestions; and also requested that the Clerk Administrator have personnel check the area during the broomball season, to determine if the parking problem continues. . PARK DEDICATION; KEITHSON ADDN. Councilman Sather reported on the park dedication fee negotiations reo Keithson Addition. He advised an offer had been presented of 7.125% for park development. that dedication fee for the Council determined that the offer was not in compliance with the percentage requirements in Section 22.9 (b)(l) of the Arden Hills Code. MCFOA CONFERENCE; DEPUTY CLERK Council was referred to memorandum from Deputy Clerk (2-17-87) requesting attendance at the Minnesota Clerks and Finance Officers Annual Conference scheduled for the Sheraton Park Place in Minneapolis. March 17-20, 1987, at Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council approve the attendance of the Deputy Clerk at the MCFOA Annual Conference, and furthermore, approve payment of the $95.00 registration fee and mileage at $.20 per mile from the Village Hall to the Conference location. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) PCA & HEALTH DEPT. SEMINARS Public Works Supervisor reviewed his memorandum of 2-20-87, reo Water/Wastewater Technology training for Mike McKinney and himself. He noted that attendance at the seminar is required for State certification purposes. Raddatz further advised that both schools were included in the 1987 Budget; Water School registration fee is $51.00 and Wastewater School registration fee is $50.00. . Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council approve the attendance of Mike McKinney and Robert Raddatz at the requested water/wastewater schools, and furthermore, that Council approve the payment of the respective registration fees and mileage at $.20 per mile from the Village Hall to the school location. Motion carried unanimously. (4-0) OTHER BUSINESS MPCA BURNING PERMIT; Councilman Sather advised that the MPCA held a hearing NEW BRIGHTON in the City of New Brighton, relative to the Bell Lumber & Pole Company burning contaminated dirt. He advised Council that a permit had been approved to allow burning commencing August I, 1987 and continuing through August 31, 1988. Sather was concerned about the burning process; noting that the article stated visibility may be decreased from 5 to 25% depending on the type of substance being burned. He asked the Clerk Administrator to obtain a copy of the public hearing minutes . from the City of New Brighton for Council review. DEER/VEHICLE ACCIDENTS Councilman Peck questioned if Arden Hills had received any report of deer/vehicle accidents as described in the letter sent from the City of Vandais Heights. Clerk Administrator advised Council she had discussed the matter with Deputy Herbst and he reported we had not experienced any problems of this type. Council instructed Morrison to advise Vandais Heights we are not experiencing this problem and thank them for alerting us to the situation. OSHA INSPECTION; DONALD ZEHM Public Works Supervisor reported to Council that Don Zehm, member of the PS/W Committee and retired OSHA Inspector, has volunteered to conduct an "informal" inspection of the Village owned facilities and give us a detailed report of what would be needed to meet OSHA standards. He advised a report will be submitted to Council has soon as the inspection is completed. RCLLG REPORT Councilmember Hansen reported on the RCLLG meeting; the following comments were noted: .