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, . Regula, Counci I Meeting Minutes ,.2- January 26, 1970 (!) the types and location of outdoor storage to be permitted; (2) that existing stations can comply with the requirements and (3) a reasonable basis for limiting number of stations In the V i II age. Zoning Ordinance Amendment It was moved by Counci lman Henderson that the rules be waived and AN ORD!NANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 99, THE ZOniNG ORDINANCE, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS REGARDING SERVICE STATIONS be given a Second and Final Reading, seconded by Councllman Herrick; carried unanimouSly. Clerk Administrator was requested to publish the Ordinance. Acquisition of Tax Forfeited Land Attorney Courtney advised that tax forfeited land may be acquired in 2 ways: I.J PurChased - no land use designation necessary 2.> Free of charge - land use designation must be approved by land commissioner, and if use Is changed, approval of change must be obta I ned. Clerk Administrator was requested to send the lega! description of the land parcels desired to be acquired by the Village, to Attorney Courtney. Attorney Courtney was requested to prepare the necessary resolutions for approval at the next Council meeting; the land use on all 3 parcels is to be designated for park purposes. New Brighton - Arden Hills Proposed Land Trade Attorney Courtney advised that he met with the Vi Ilage Attorney for New B~ighton and they have arrived at a basic agreement on the legal points involved. Written reports from the respective attorneys to their vi Ilages are being prepared. Attorney Courtney's map, indicated the areas involved In the trade, was clarified. A letter from New Brighton, requesting that no building permits in the land trade areas be issued unti I there is a resolution on the land exchange, was discussed. Attorney Courtney, was requested to write to the attorney for Naw Brighton regarding a suggested agreement with Arden Hills, indicating a deadline such as "until further notice is given by either Village". Water Main Easement - Helman Property Attorney Courtney advised the Counci f of a letter from Attorney Salland stating that a water easement is not needed through the Helman property because It is now vi Ilage-owned land. Attorney Courtney was requested to review the Contract for Deed to verify the need of obtaining the required easement. Attorney Courtney was asked to provide the Clerk Administrator with a copy of Attorney Salland's letter. Extension of Water Main, Improvement 68-2. along Hudson Avenue Attorney Salland's letter regarding the extension of the 68-2 water main to serve properties on Hudson Avenue was reviewed by Attorney Courtney as well as a proposed Setter to the residents, drafted by Attorney Salland. The Council, after determining that only a few properties would be served by the extension of this watermain, required that the letter be sent to the residents to determine their desire for water service. League of Women Voters Handboo~ Mayor Crepeau advised that the Arden Hi lis League of Women Voters has prepared a Handbook to bo delivered to aift homes in the Village, and to be used to provide pertinent Village Information to other Interested persons. The League requested that the Village help subsidi~e the $450.00 total cost of publication, by paying $200.00. Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist advised the Council that the Handbooks, published in 1964, have been utlii~ed by the Village office In answering Inquiries about the Village and are kept on a current basis by the annual insertion of a VI liage ~oning map and information card. .