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Councfl Meetfng Mfnutes - March 27, 1967 - contfnued Squad Car Bids Attorney Courtney submitted specifications for a new squad car to Trustee Crepeau and Clerk Stromquist. . Trustee Crepeau moved approval of the specifications and publication of the notice of bid opening at 8:00 p.m. on seconded by Trustee Olmen; motIon carried. larnbros Dralnaoe Prolect Council requested Clerk lorralne Stromquist to arrange a meting with Engineers lund and Short, Attorney Courtney, Rosevll Ie Manrger Turnlund and representation from Shorevlew to discuss the financial partIcipation of this proJect. I Red Fox Road Attorney Courtney Informed the Council that he has receIve the forms for tax abatement re Red Fox Road and will have them for t e next Council meeting. thorlzed the April 1967; Plattlna Ordinance - Second and Final Reading Attorney Courtney and Clerk lorralne Stromquist alternated In reading the complete Platting Ordinance. Attorney Courtney noted that there Is no punitive provlsio~ and recommended that this be Included specifying non-conformance as a miSdramor with the penalty being a $100.00 ,fine or 90 days Imprisonment. Clerk lorralne Stromquist noted that the effective date dl with previously passed ordinances; The Councl I recommende changed to have the ordinance effective Immediately after not conform that this be ubllcatlon. .' " Trustee Hollenhorst moved that the Third Reading requlreme t be waived, and approved the Second and Final reading of an ordinance egulatlng the subdivision and platting of land In the Village of Arden Hils, providing for the Installation or guarantee of InstaUatlon of utili les. street pavements and other essential developments by the subdlvld r; providing for the dedication and acceptance of land for publIc use; roviding for the ~mposlng of plat approval fees; prescrlb~ngpenaltles or the violation 0'1 Its provisions and repealing Ordinance No. 59; as amend d, and dlrect,ed Its publication; seconded by Trustee crepea~,;motlon Carrljd. Proposed Zoning Ordinance - First ReadIng "C' " A~torney Courtney read the tl11e of the Ord'linanc:e and po,nled out change,'s ,'In: the rough draft. " He suggested that dr I vi.ltl ns be cons I d red in the ,,'" ".o!:(),n;In;g OrdInance under speC: I a I use perm I t ,irI}lth licensing nder a separate ,,>(),r,d,,-nance. Th I s suggest Ion was approved by}f~li Counc I I . rustee Ho II~in,hors tI,lin)tr;oduced by title ,and approved the First R.iJ:'ad:Jng to the levlsed ordJ.Jj<t'nce '~h,..;e94Iatlng the use of land, the location an~::ctheuse of bu Idlngs andfli. \~.\,,;,air'ra,'ngement of buildings on lots In the VI F!:ilJge :of Arden H 115; adoptln~i ,', ,a_zpn,lng district map;repeellng Inconslsteot, ordInances; nd Imposing' "peila;,I'tles for violation; seconded by TrusteE! BJorndahl; mo Ion carrle,d., Non Conformlno Use Inquiry R()ger Reiling, owner of the triangular piece of property f rmed by NaY{ :'lkJ'gliton Road and lake Johanna Boulevard, stated his conce n regardIng the r\'on,-;conformlnq use of his property on which Is located a P re Of I Station, 'asrnall groclIq' store and dwelling. His primary concern bing the possl- bU Ity of rebuilding or remodeling of the s!!Jructure If par lally destroyed, afldalso the possibility of Pure 011 Co. remodeling his stdtlon. Attorney Courtney Informed him that the amount of damage w IUld determine whether rebuilding would be allowed; the remodeling of the4statlon would have to be first presented to the Planning Commission and ~hen follow the prescribed procedure. No definite commlttment could be ma e regarding t,he property at this time; the decision would be made on the c ndltlons at the time of .ppll~.tlo.. - ^ ,.~ A'r._ Drlve:ln Ordinance - First Reading Attorney Courtney suggested that the portion of the proposed ordinance setting forth conditions relating to the sIte and locat!on be Incorpo:ated In the proposed zoning ordinance under Special Use Permits; the Councl I ag reed. -~ J