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<br />Council Meeting Minutes continued _ <br />Trustee Crepeau Introduced by title and gave the first reading to an <br />ordinance regulating and licensing the operation of drive-In restaurants <br />or businesses within the Village of Arden Hills and providing penalties <br />for violation thereof; seconded by Trustee Hollenhorst; motion carried. <br /> <br />Council requested Clerk lorralne Stromquist to contact other VIllages <br />regarding license fees for drive-Ins. <br /> <br />Pedestrian Trail Ordinance - First Reading <br />Trustee BJorndahl introduced by title and approved the First Reading of <br />an ordinance designating the pedestrian trail, prohibiting motorized <br />travel thereon with certain exceptions, providing for the posting of <br />warning signs thereon, and providing penalties for violation thereof; <br />seconded by Trustee Olmen; motIon carried. <br /> <br />... Clerk requested to send Attorney Courtney a map showing the pedestrian <br />tra II. <br /> <br />REPORT OF ENGINEER lUND <br />(Given by Clerk lorralne Stromquist) <br /> <br />Gray Fox Road and Dunlap Streets <br />Clerk Lorraine Stromquist read a letter drafted by Engineer lund to be sent <br />to Roberts Development Co. and the IndustrIes located In the Industrial <br />Pa~k about the status of the above-named streets. The Village had author- <br />Ized snow removal on these streets, but because they do not meet the <br />required standards the Village has not accepted them. There Is a drainage <br />problem at the IntersectIon of these two streets which Is making vehicle <br />traffic difficult; complaints from the businesses have been received at the <br />V I I I age ffa I I . <br /> <br />Clerk was requested to send this letter to Roberts Development Company and <br />copies to the businesses In the Twin CIty IndustrIal Park. <br /> <br />REPORT OF TRUSTEE HOllENHORST <br /> <br />None. <br /> <br />REPORT OF TRUSTEE CREPEAU <br /> <br />WarmlnQ House Vandalism <br />Trustee Crepeau reported that the warmlnQ house at the lake Johanna rink <br />has been used for partIes, etc. and requested ~haT ~he building be locked <br />or removed. Fred Nixon reported that locks nave tuan broken to gain en- <br />trance, but he will now nail the openings closed, as It Is Impossible to <br />move it at this time. <br /> <br />VlllaQe SiQns <br />Trustee Crepeau Informed the Council that a survey has been made of the <br />Village re need for signs. He submitted a list of locations where 17 <br />radar signs and Village entrance Signs are needed. Roger Reiling, member <br />of the Arden Hills Jaycees, Informally Informed the Council that this or- <br />ganization has been consIdering placing welcome signs at entrances of the <br />Village. <br /> <br />Trustee Crepeau moved that the 17 radar signs be ordered and Installed <br />and delay the ordering of the entrance signs pending further word from <br />.the Jaycees; seconded by Trustee Hollenhorst; motion carried. <br /> <br />REPORT OF TRUSTEE BJORNDAHl <br /> <br />Recreat I on Comm I ttee,f;irllda--hl <br />Trustee lie I I .,~t reported that this Committee recommended a study of <br />the Oak Wilt and Dutch Elm diseases In Arden Hills. He has contacted Dr. <br />French, University of Minnesota, who Informed him that In North Oaks they <br />sent a survey group out who marked the diseased trees for disposition; <br />this would involve some expense to the Village and would also necessitate <br />an ordinance for enforcement. The North Oaks proJect for the survey and <br />tree marking cost approximately $1.00 a lot. By removing the diseased oak <br />tree and treating the soli, Oak Wilt can be controlled. The Village <br />would be responsible for trees on Village property and Individual owners <br />on private property. One problem to anticipate Is that some people may <br />not be financially able to have the diseased trees removed. <br /> <br />-3- <br />