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<br /> ARDEN HILLS REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES <br /> DECEMBER 8, 2003 3 <br /> . <br /> Michelle Owen, 1428 Arden Oaks Court, stated she disagreed with the comments in staff's <br /> report. She indicated she did not think the Ordinances adequately addressed the unique nature of <br /> her lot. She noted she felt the Building Official did not have proper regard for the neighborhood <br /> and the neighbor's concerns. She expressed concern about the usage of hcr property and the <br /> impact this structure had on her property value. She asked if staff had addressed the request for <br /> additional landscaping, She stated she thought it was incorrect that Mr. Beamish had not <br /> contacted the City until November. She indicated she had contacted the City last summer <br /> regarding her concerns about the structure. She expressed concern that if the structure was <br /> within the setback requirements, they had no rights as neighbors. She stated she felt nobody was <br /> looking at the impact of the structure on the neighbors, She asked the Council to take all of the <br /> circumstances into account. She stated she wanted the City to direct the property owners to <br /> move the structure to another location on their property, <br /> Mayor Aplikowski noted Mr. Beamish was within his legal rights to place the structure where <br /> he wanted to on his property and he had indicated this was the most appropriate place for this <br /> structure, She stated it was not up to the City to dictate where a structure should be placed on a <br /> property, as long as the City Ordinances and setback requirements were followed, She noted <br /> landscaping may be installed by all parties involved, and not just Mr. Beamish, <br /> . Councilmember Larson stated he had not viewed the Byers property representing the Council. <br /> He indicated he went there at the request of Mr. Byers. and had told Mr. Byers he would get in <br /> touch with City staff regarding the resident's concerns. He stated statThad informed him of the <br /> same infonnation that what was in their report. He stated he had called Mr. Byers back and <br /> informed him that there was not much the City could do because the Beamish shed was in <br /> compliance with the Municipal Code requirements, He noted there was only so much the City <br /> could do with respect to aesthetics, which he believed was the issue, He stated he believed the <br /> neighhors were asking the City to do something it could not do, He noted if a structure was <br /> placed within the guidelines the City had, it was not necessary to have Councilor the Planning <br /> Commission approve it. He suggested the residents put up a privacy fence or more landscaping <br /> ifthey were not satisfied with the landscaping Mr. Beamish had installed, <br /> Councilmember Rem indicated the City respected the rights of private property owners and if <br /> residents were within the Ordinances and setbacks, the City did not interfere with those rights. <br /> Reed Byers, 1416 Arden Hills Court, expressed concern that his property values had <br /> diminished because of this structure, and now they were being asked to incur additional expense <br /> for landscaping which was unacceptable, He stated he intended to follow this through to fruition, <br /> 5. PUBLIC HEARINGS <br /> . None, <br /> - --- <br />
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