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./ 235 Council requested that Clerk request a report from the League of WOmen Voters in regard to voter I s rE\@:istration before consideration of a resobtion could be made by the Council authorizing such registration. A letter was read by Clerk from Mr. Don Gribble in regard to the question of condemnation of Art I s Place. Clerk was instructed to write to Carl end Edith Moen and to the State Cppitol Credit Union requesting them to appear at a hearing before the Conuncil at the June 25 meeting. ATTOllN.EY~S BEPClRT: Mr. Courtney reported that he had talked with the attorney . from Roseville and is prepared ',to proceed with sewer plans if the results of the June 1 election so calls for it. HEAL~ OFFICER: Dr. Sekhon presented a list of annual recommendations to the Council which Were read by the clerk. Briefly, the recommendations Were as follows: 1. That an ordinance allowing burning of refun and trash only certain hours of the day and a requirement of incinerators for newly constructed houses be :passed. 2. ~at outhouses in congested areas of the village be condemmed. 3. That a requirement of well depths in eXCess of 100 ft. in newly constructed houses be passed. 4. ~at connection with the Roseville seWer be established as soon as POssible if F'ailable. Claims 823 thru 841 Were read by Clerk and approved by the Council. ~e public hearing in regard to the proposed ammendment to 1Ilhe dog ordinance follOWed the regular Council meeting. ~e proposed dog ordinance ammendment was read by thP Clerk. Several residents .'pl.I__j expressed their views in regard to the proposed ammendment. It was felt by ~ that the ammendm",nt Would be too restricting, that leasing of dogs should not be required in Arden Hills because of the rural conditions of the village. ~e cost of enfording the ordinance was brought to Council attention. It was llU€;gested that our present registration of dogs be enforced to help eolve the problem. ~e possibility of handling the dog problem on a neighborhood basis with petitions to the Council against offensive dogs was suggested. Some residents felt that the proposed ammendment was not too strict. and would control stre,y and vicious dogs. Dr. Sekhon. Village Health Officer recommended passing the ammendment. After Council discussion following the statements made by residents, Dr.. Hoyt moved and Mrs. Stromquist seconded the motion that the matter be feferred to the Public Safety Committee for stu~ and that they stu~ suggestions made at this hearing and prior meetings. and the cost of enforoement of the dog ordinance, and that the Public Safety Committee try to find a common ground betWeen proponants end OppolllllltS of the ordinance. Motion passed. . Meeting was adjourned at 11:20 P.M. rJj--;; ~-,91ro (~.J~ ROBERT O. ASHBACH MAYOR ';{ 0-1-" J? LORRAINE E. CLERX s~~~; ---g-o - a.-t