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<br /> ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES <br /> OCTOBER 27, 2003 6 <br />. <br /> noted in staffs October 27, 2003 report and adding a condition 19 to <br /> read: The applicant shall add additional caliper inches of screening <br /> trees, including evergreens, to the west wall of the water patrol <br /> storage building in an amount approved by the City Planner, and also <br /> to allow a change in the Site Plan for the addition and relocation of <br /> the Salt/Sand building. <br /> Mr. Thompson requested Council amend Condition Number 4 to read: Applicant <br /> shall submit a revised landscaping plan for approval by the City Planner. He <br /> noted this would allow them to use the workhouse nursery, which would mean <br /> smaller trees, but additional trees being added. <br /> The Council accepted Mr. Thompson's requested change to condition number 4. <br /> The motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br /> 6. COMMUNITY SERVICES <br />. A. Approval of Vision and Goals for the Twin Cities Armv Ammunitions <br /> Property (TCAAP) <br /> Mr. Parrish presented a revised draft of the Vision and Goals for Twin Cities <br /> Army Ammunitions Property (TCAAP) for Council consideration and approval. <br /> He noted this document would be placed on the City's website for public review. <br /> Councilmember Larson suggested some minor changes to the document. <br /> David Hamernick, Minnesota Army National Guard, asked that there be a clear <br /> distinction between TCAAP and the Army National Guard property. He stated he <br /> did not have any problems with the goals as presented, but he wanted to see two <br /> separate definitions for the property, He expressed concern about confusion by <br /> the general public regarding what was TCAAP property and what was the Army <br /> National Guard property. <br /> Mr. Parrish suggested clarifying the definitions portion of the document to <br />. include the area currently under the jurisdiction of the National Guard and revise <br /> the existing definitions to clarify the portion of the excess TCAAP property. <br />