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Minutes of Regul~r Council Mseting - June 26, 1967 - contlnu~d . the Lake Jcha~na Elementary School; tho eight elections judges were named, as attached; (four at each pol ling place) and authorized the clerk to cause the posting and publication of the notice as re- quired by law; seconded ~y Trustee Crepeau. Those voting In favor of the motion: Trustee ~ollenhorst, Crepeau, Olmen and BJorndahl; opposed: Mayor Nethercut; motion carrIed. The Council agreed with Trustee BJorndahl's recommendation that Mrs. Schiller prepare a news artIcle for publication on this subject. Ordinance No. 92 Amendment Attorney Courtney Informed the Council that our present Ordinance No. 92 will have to be amended to allow liquor to be sold on Sun- days and presented such an ordinance. Trustee Bjorndahl Introduced by title and gave the first reading to an Ordinance amendIng OrdInance No. 92, relatIng to the sale and Consumption of intoxicatIng liquors, to authorize granting of special licenses for sale of liquor on Sundays, and setting the license fee therefor; seconded by Trustee Crepeau; motion carried. St. Paul - Roseville Sewer Rate Contract Attorney Courtney submitted a letter, dated June 26, 1967, to Clerk LorraIne Stromquist with caples to the CouncIl members and Engineer Lund regarding the proposed St. Paul - Rosevllfe sewer rate contract. He summarized the tetter and suggested the Council study it. At Engineer Lund's request, The CouncIl authorized him to check the amount of flow from the area north of County Road E. The Council authorized Attorney Courtney to discuss the questions raised In his letter with Mr. Bell, Rosevllle's attorney. Trustee Olmen reported that the Publ Ie Works Committee thinks the Village should rely on the hired consultants' opinions; that every effort should be made to eliminate storm water flowing through the system Including the raising of the man holes especially In the swampy areas; also the meters be activated as soon as possible. Mayor Nethercut reported that the Finance Committee had no unfavor- able reaction. Clerk Lorraine Stromquist Informed the Council that Rosevllle Administrator Richard Turnlund has stated that he will attempt to get answers from St. Paul regarding any questions from Arden Hills, and was anxious to get a decIsion from the Arden Hills Council. The Council informally approves the contract, subject to the find- Ings of Attorney Courtney. Adoption of Drive-In Ordinance Attorney Courtney read the Drive-In Ordinance with revisions as recommended by the Planning Commission. e Trusteo ~o!lenhorst moved th~t the rules be waived and the second and flna! reading be given to an OrdInance regulating and licensing the operation of drIve-In businesses within the Village of Arden Hills, providing for license fees, and prescribing penalties for violations; seconded by Trustee Dlmen; motion carried. Non-Support Matters Clerk Lorraine Stromquist reported that she had checked surrounding villages regarding their positions regardIng non-support cases and was Informed by New Brighton that the villages are required to prose- cute such eases. Attorney Courtney informed the Council that he now has another request for prosecution; he will check the statutes, inform the Counci I in writing and proceed with prosecution. Case 67-4, Multi-Dwelllnq Attorney Courtney reported that he received a call from Attorney Dick Jones, representing the Developers for the proposed apartment complex; Mr. Jones has not decided If he wants to proceed under the new or old Zoning Ordinance, Under the old Ordinance, the public hearing would be held by the Council; under the new Ordinance, the Planning CommissIon would hold the publIc hearing. Attorney Courtney stated that he does have a choice since the proposal was Initiated while the old Ordinance was In effect. -2~