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. . Page Tl'll'le6 M:l.nutQs of RegulsrCouncil MeeM.ng lIar ell 2\'1. 1965 from aa recent as last week the Village of Shprevlew WQS denied p6r~ mission 'GO use the arsenal foX' a por'Gion of theiT \!\!illag'3,o He informed the Council that at this time we have '~lO alternates ~ through Roseville, or by becoming a member or oontracting with the N.S.S.D. He stated that St. Paul and Roseville have issued statements that they do have the facilities to servioe the unsewered area of Arde n Hills 0 Wm. Banister informed the Council that N.S.S.D. at this time has some capacity available, but is not sure for how long ~ the completion date is September 1, 1965. He said that membership is obtained by a referendum vote by residents in the area to be served. The procedure for contracting for service with them is not very clear. He stated that the cheapest and most attraotive plan could only be determined after a detailed study. He estifuSted the cost of such a study would be about $5,500.00; this cost oould be spread over a period of t~e in consideration of the Village budget and could be included in the cost of the project when the improvement is made. Mayor I~nnedy recommended that the matter be referred to the Counc~l for study. He believes we should have a study made so the Village is in a position to give possible fUture industry, etc., an idea of what we propose to do. He also stated that such a study by the Engineer should not be authorized for at least mvo months to see what happens in legislature. Highway Plans ~ 35W and #694 Trustee Crepeau moved, seconded by Trustee Lang, and carried. the approval of four resolution. as attached. regarding the State High~ way Dept.ts plans and special provisions for the construction of State Highway 35W and #694. Oak Avenue Improvement Claim Engineer Don: Lund confirmed that materials used by the road contractor for the Oak Avenue Improvement project were used for compaction onlyo The Council Was satisfied that the charge is proper and requested the Clerk to so advise Atty. Courtney and Engr. Hendrickson. REPORT OF TRUSTEE NETHERCUT Planning COmmission Matters Trustee Netnerout reported that the two public meetings sponsored by the Planning Commission were well attended. He informed the Council that the proposed changes to the Platting Ordinance are to be considered by the Planning gommission and requested the opinions of the Council. Mayor Kennedy. Trustees Lang, OlIDen and Crepeau were in agreement that developers should not be required to donate an area for recreational facilities; they felt that possibly if we felt that such an area could be used, we could request a dona'~on. REPORT OF TRUSTEE CREPEAU County Road E and #51 Lifhti~ Clerk Lorraine stromquis informed ~e.2~>>pcil of 8 letter, dated. March 25. 1965, ~om Floyd Snyker, ~llighway Dept., which sts"ed that County Road Kwould soon be removed from their system and they felt that lights were not necessary at this location; however, they stated that the Councy would have no objection to the Village install= ing and maintaining the lighting. Trustee Crepeau stated that he is concerned with the safety factor at this location; Mahor Kennedy suggested reviewing the matter when County action is taken. REPORT OF TRUSTEE LANG Reoreational Contracts Trustee Lang requested the Clerk to type in titles on thB signe~ contract for the Mounds View Athletic Association. He stated that a contraot had been sent to the Little Lakes L~ttle League. which will be fo~arded to Atty. Courtney. Bob Ewy, Presr, informed him that a copy of 'the insurance polioy will be submi,tted. -3=