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Cauncifi Meet!ng Mln~tes - August 15. 1966 - continued . Arden Botll Addition - Case No, 65-21 Trustee Hoffmann moved, seconded by Trustee Olmen, Yoat approve~ b~ granted. 0S recommended by the Planning CommIssion, to p",rmlt a 24' ~ 56' ~dditlan b. constructed to t~e Arden BDUI, subject to t~8 aunsr Improving the parking lot by the following: a. All parking stalls to be clearly marked. b. BumpGr curbs to prevent access tQ Coun.."y ROoHJ E, .;(esp1' a"i" "(he Te~aco statIon and Connelly Avenue. c. A planted Island to be constructed at each end of the bumper curbs - each Island to be equivalent to the slzo of two parking s~alls. The Island on the ~est end may Include ~ny exlsYlng right of ~~y east of Connelly Avenue. d, ThIs app.rQval Is not to Imply In any way approval O'~ ","he mo"i"sl and Its parking shown on the sarna plan. and slzo subject to ~hG approval of the B~lldlng Inspector; motion carr! Illd. Maynard Clough, representing the Arden Bowl, was present and confirmed that he understood the condItIons under which this ~pproval was being granted. and that he would submIt a sIte plan as requestod by BuIlding Inspector Keiley. St. Paul BIble Colleae - Case No. 66-23 ~1r. Brodie. Chairman. of the Planning CommIssion. reported '(hat rep.Gssn- tatlves from the Cotlege gave a full presentatIon of their plans and . stated that this usa of the land had previously been ~prrovad by the Council In 1962. He stated that thay would like to begin construction ne~t sprlnq; the Planning CommissIon was l1ell pl&ased \;lIth the plans, . - Trustee Hoffmann commented that he was really Impressed by the be~uty of the plan and the asset this will be to the ~Iil.g. at completion, Trustee Hoffmann moved approval of the prelIminary plans subject to the following: e, Consideration by the fire department,esp9clelly of the adoquacy of Internal circulation for ~lanellll'Elrlng fir", equipment. b. Approval of the BuildIng Inspector. c, Written approval by the County for access to le~lngton Avenue, d. Review by thj '1llege Engineer conce~ftlng water supply and surface ~atsr drainage. e. SCf"tasnlng of thlllparklllg lot on ~hs.:lliGst side 01 -(lIe site from . ., adjoining property. probably by pla,n:t material. .f. A 65 ft. setback from the north prop;erty! ine, Seccindsd by Trustee BJorndahl; motion carrl!<ld. Actl ng Msyor Crepeau requested thet the picture of 'thGl COr.1p I ex be passed. among the audIence for vIewing. ., .PlinnlnQ Commission Matters M Chairman Brodie Informed the CouncIl that the Sclllfsky proposal for an slaveR unit apartment building did not meet t~le prlSlvlous recommenda- ~Ions of the PlannIng CommIssion. ':,Revlslons 1:1111 be submitted regarding the Housing Policies of the Comp"; . r.elllSinslve Plan. .'ReQUest for Mounds Avenue Improvement . Mr. Yepma stated that Mounds Avenue .,;as1good street IrIhan he first moved to the area, but Is now In such poor conditIon that patching Is not sat- lshctory. Trustee Olme" Informed him that Mounds Avenue Ir/BS an oIled street and wes never really Improved; there are only a fe~ like It In the VII lags, He sta'(sd that a go.od street Improvement call.s for assessments from ","he owners with a portion paid by the Village, Mr. Mulroy, 2037 Mounds Ave., Informed the Council that the end. of the street hes a serious drainage problem which. he belleves.was caused by the State when the free~ay was constructed. Trustee Olman stated that.th.e State wa,s made aware of this situation some time ago by a letter from the Village and recommandl3d that a foIIQ~-up letter be written. sInce they created the problem. He Informed tile resIdents that 8 pet!tlon tor a street Improvement would -2-