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,.., , , , \:' Page two 'Minutes of Regular Council Meeting - Feb. 26, 1968 - continued Josephine OralnaQe Mayor Bjdrndahl requested that Engineer Lund work on solutions to the JosephIne drainage matter. REPORT OF COUNCiLMAN JOHN HOLLENHORST Sitzmark Ski/Golf Shop - Case 68-1 Councilman Hollenhorst reviewed the Public Hearing and Planning Commission recommendations relative to Case 68-1. Councilman Hollenhorst moved approval of the Special Use Permit for the combined Ski/Golf Shop and residence subject to the following conditions: I. Should thIs property be sold, a renewal of this Special Use Permit must be obtained; 2. Subject to the Engineer's approval of utilities and drainage plans; 3. Subject to the Engineer's verification that buildings are located within the setback requirements, allowing a 60' right-of-way width for the proposed service drive across the front portion of the property, which Is to be dedicated to the Village tor this purpose, by Mr. Wegleltner. Motion s~conded by ,Councilman Crepeau; carried. Preliminary Subdivision Plan - C. G. Rein Administrative Clerk Stromquist was requested to advise C. G. Rein that a complete preliminary subdivision plan for the balance of their property In this area was required, and that no further re- quests for the area will be considered by the Planning Commission until this preliminary subdivision plan Is received and approved. Ramsey County Leaque of MuniCipalities MeetlnQ Councilman Hollenhorst and Mayor BJorndahl discussed the meeting of January 1968 concerning County-wide parks and recreation plan- ning. Mr. K. Boss Is a member of the Special Parks Committee of the League. ~~~II~~~ suggested that the VIOOage of Arden Hills keep abreast of County Data Processing facilities which might be used by the Village. REPORT OF COUNCilMAN HENRY CREPEAU Snowmobile Ordinance Councilman Crepeau requested that Attorney Courtney study th~ Snowmobile Ordinance referral from the Village of Shoreview. Unslqhtly Areas Councilman Crepeau reported that property owners with Junk cars and unsightly debris are being apprehended by the Police Department. Conditions at the Texaco Statton at 3130 Cleveland Avenue were discussed, Councilman Crepeau stated that the Pol!ce Department would enforce compliance with pertinent Village Ordinances. REPORT OF COUNCILMAN E. GRAY HENDERSON Flnanclnq of EQuipment Purchase Councilman Henderson reported that sufficient monies are available, to be borrowed from Village funds and later repaid by bond Issue, taxes, or other revenue. Immediate needs Involve a new van~type vehicle and four-wheel drive behlcle. Needs of a new snowplow in late 1968 and further consideration of a backhoe were discussed. The Council requeited the Public Works Committee to submit speci- fications for the van-type and four-wheel drive vehicles In early March to the Village Attorney Licenses For Business Places Councilman Henderson reported that the Finance Committee study In depth and make recommendations to the Council relative to possible revisions In Village licensing schedules. lonq Range Planninq . Councilman Henderson requested that all departments submit the five-year program of antIcipated needs at an early date.