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MJnutss Df ~Bgular Counci~ Moetlng, June 27, 1966. continuEd EdQewater Motsl Matter Attorney Courtney stated that Minneapoils FederaO has rechecked this matter and have agreed to board lip the main house and remove the oUd building at the back of the property; In September they !nt.nd to rsmodel and re- pair th. main building. Planning Commission Ordinance Attorney Courtney read the Planning Commission OrdUnance In Its entirety. Trustee Hoffmann moved the requirement of a third reading of the Ordinance . waived, and the second and flna! reading be given to "An Ordinance ~ovldlng for appointment of a Planning Commission and prescribing the powers and duties thereo1; subject to an addition to Section 0 s?atlng that appointments be made each year for a term of one calendar year or balance ' of the year In ~hlch an appointment Is made; seconded by Trustee Bjorndah~; motion carried. There was SOMe discussion concerning the length of the terms of the members ~f the Planning Commission. Mayor Nethercut Iniormed the residents that the Council does have an op- tion on who takes the final action on matters and the Council has decided that this should be the Council considering ~e recommendations from the Planning Commission. Llcenslnq Ordinance Clerk Lorraine Stromquist reported that copies of the Licensing Ordinance were distributed to the inspectors, but no suggested changes wers made. Attorney Courtney read the Ordinance In Its entirety. Trustee Bjorndahl moved approval of the second and final reading of an Ordinance licensing the pursuit of certain trades In the Village of Arden Hills, Including heating, gas Installation, Installation of heating systems, well drilling, and Installation of residential sewers; providing ~Icense fees therefor and penalties for violation; subject to the addition 01 speci- fying that the license fee for the balance of 1966 be $6.00; and waiving the requirement of the third reading; seconded by Trustee Hoffmann; motion carried. The license year will now coincide wIth the regular calenosr year; pre- viously the vesr was from July I - June 30. REPORT OF ENG~NEER LUND Approval of 35W Plans R~presentatlves of the State Highway Department were present and dlsplaved maps showing the proposed construction of Hlghwav 351'4 from Its present termln~tlon to County Road'l at which point the Int@rsectlon will be the same as the one at Highway 51 and County Road E. As recommended by Engineer ,Dgn Lund, Trustee Bjorndahl moved approval of .resolutlon, as attached, spprovlng the plBItS;seeo.nded by Trustee ~offmann; 'tlon carried. Lift Station Wsrnlnq Llaht Engineer Lund Informed the Council that the warning lite at the 11ft station on Lake Johanna Boulevard Is Installed and In piace but the sensor lite was not furnished at the time of construction, but they did not think this to be a problem at the time as only 16 homes were being served. He stated that he wss unable'to get a price on this unit, but thought It would cost under $100.00. Robert McNeish Informed the Council that his committee has also bean study- Ing this matter and has submitted to Trustee Hoffmann material concerning an Improved system. Trustee Hoffmann suggested tabling the matter until another system can be given consideration; Council agreed. -3-