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, . . Village Council Minutes -2- Sept. 9, 1968 . Councilman Hollenhorst stated that the Planning Commission recommends approval of the vacation, subject to a draina~e ~asement. W~~~ Thomas lindgren, 1133 West County Road 0, : -.~~:. ..v- r I I .Lv ~~!" t, was present. He stated that If this portion of Lakevlew Avenue is vacated, he Intends to use part of It to place an addition to his house, which would enable his home to receive sewer service. He Is agreeable to granting a drainage easement to the vi Ilage, but the recommendation of En~lneer Lund for a dralnane easement over the north 10 ft does Inter~ere with his plans, Coun~11 requested Mr. Lindgren to consult with Engr. Lund on an alternate solution to the easement matter. - - Mayor BJorndahl asked for comments from the floor; there beIng none, he called the hearing to a close. Councilman Hollenhorst moved tha adoption of a Resolution, as attached, vacating a described portion of lakeview Avenue; and authorized Its execution by the mayor and clerk, and the filIng of the notice of vacation; seconded by CouncIlman Crepeau; motion carried. BUSINESS FROM THE FLCOR Status of Red Fox Road Ramsey-Counfy-Commtssloner Ed Salverda was present and explained that the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners has delayed action for one week on the status of Red Fox Road. ~~!~-L~~[2~~~~~!~!~~_~_~~~~~~_~2~ntY-~i~[~[~ t4ayor BJorndahl stated that, according to Treas, Wnrth Read, the HUO application Is now receiving dIrect review, but there Is not much chance of water service to the library site this fall. Mrs. Palmer, Director of Ramsey County Libraries, was present and asked for consideration of extendln~ the water line the three-fourths of a mile along New Brighton Road from the Improvement 68-1. She Informed the council that a well would cost about $2,000, and possibly $5,500, for six months use and then there would also be the cost of the water improvement assessment. Mr, Read Informed the council that If this portion of Improvement 68-2 Is constructed now, the request for financial assistance from HUO would be dropped, but, perhaps, HUO would consider expediting the vii lage's request for water from the library, and, also, from the pro- posed new elementary school within this improvement project. Mr. Swan- son, Mounds View School District 621, stated that the Board will send a formal letter of request for water to the council. . Case No. 68-19 1245 Amble Road --------------~--------------- Clay Kelley reported that the Board of Appeals had recommended denial of the request from Sussell, Inc. to conSTruct a garage at the Melvin Jensen residence, /245 Amble Road, which would require both frorrt and sIde setback variances. Mr. Kelley expressed his opi~lon that an acceptable plan could be worked out and recommended further planning. Mr. Jensen was present and informed the council that he now has a revised plan, which was dIscussed, . Councilman Hol lenhorst moved approval of the revised plan with a front setback of 47 ft and a side setback of 40 ft, with proper screenlnQ so the house and garage appear to be attached; plan to be re-referred to the Board of Appeals and the Planning Commission for concurrence; seconded by Councilman Crepeau; motion carried. LAN[ ~~~~-~2.:"_~!!.~~L_~!!.!.~~!!.~L'=~L~!.~L~ Councilman Hollenhorst moved, seconded by Councilman Crepeau, that the final plat of Valentine Lake Plat No.2 be approved subject to the approval of Attorney Courtney and Engr. Lund; motion carried. -2-