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" ~ . . MinuTes ot Council Meeting Page two August 13, 1973 food Vending Licensing Attorney Lyndsn reviewed his letter ot August 9, 1973 re food vending II cens I ng. After discussion, the Council determined that the Village continue to license candy, grocery. meat stores, wholeSale food stores. vending machines and Itinerant food vendors. It was further determined by the Council that the Village should re- quire licensing otthese privately owned businesses operating as the Treat Center Company; citations to be issued If vendor falls to eomply. SAC Lawsuit - Status Report Attorney Lynden reviewed his letter of August 9, 1973, with attached pages of the Amended Complaint, which indicated how the various munici- palities have aligned themselves - Arden Hills Joined the lawsuit as an I nter-venor defendant. He adv I sed that no response i"o the amended com- plaint is necessary. Case No. A.ttorney attorney I . 2. 73-16. O. H. Gustafson - S2ecialUse Permit Lynden reviewed several points raJsed by Mr. John Healy, for Mr. Partridge: applicability of Ordinance No. 171 to Stonegate. whether the development is subJect not only to the town- house provisions of Ord. 99, but also to provisions con- cerning PUDs and density zoning. whether or not the townhouses could be filed under the Minnesota Condominium Act. 3. Mr. Lynden stated that he feels Ord. No. 171 is applicable and the ,crux ot the entire controversy, as he sees it, appears to be whether the development complies with the density zoning requirements of Ord. No. 99. It was Mr. Lynden's opinion that, because the development comprises both townhouses and single family lots, the density zoning of 14,000 sq. ft./unlt applies. In calculating the density of the proposal, Mr. Lynden deducted from the total project acreage eight (8) acres tor dedicated park land and 9.20 acres for street rlght-ot-way. The remaining 90.66 acres was mul~lplled by the applicable density of 3.11 tor R-I zoning, perml~ting 282 units. If 9 townhouses are removed (re the open space letter of August 9)~ there would be 286 townhouses and 27 single family lots In tho Stonegate proposal. In review of pol~ts raised by the Council at the July 30 Council meet- ing, .Attorney Lynde" stated that he agrees that collector streets, streets of medium to high use, should be dedicated. He said Mr. Gustafson has responded to the 150 foot maximum building length ques- tion in his letter of August &0, 1973. Mayor Crepeau asked If a unanimous vote is required with only three councilmen present. Lynden said that, in his opinion, a majority of the quorum would con- stitute Council action. Herrick raised two questions from the Council meeting of July 30. 1973: I. Deletion of recreation building from the proposal. 2. Trail area proposed for dedication. Mr. Herrick reported that, in review of the Parks and Recreation Committee Minutes, and consultation with committee members, the Parks committee did not intend that the recreation building be deleted from the development. Mr. Herrick reviewed the routing of the proposed trail to be dedicated, asking if, commencing at the northwest corner of the site, the trail Is proposed to extend along County Road E2 to Valentine Hills School, then east from the school to the proposed dedicated park ot 3.4 acres in the northeast corner of the site I the ontir. north boundary of the site). Mr. Gustafson said he had not understood this, but would agree to this rlArlf,...:=.+J........ ~:4.