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Minutes of Council Moetlng Page foul" He reported that tho Cash Balance In New Brighton bank will be lowered eventually to about $3.000. March n. 1972 . He reportod Investments as of March 31, 1972 to be $606,500. Safekeeplna Account - Resolution No. 72-!4 Upon tho recommendation of Treasurer O'Kelly. motion was made by Hollenhorst, seconded by Herrick, that Resolution No. 72-14, estab- lishing a safekeeping account with the First National Bank of St. paul, be approved. Motion carried unanimously. REPORTOfI' COUt!l(Hl:.rq^~ JOHta K\I}LI:.IEl'4HORST - flannlng and Zoning and . Ordinance Review Or~yr~9 ~nT~I"SYaY~ uevelopmwnT ~ompanv Councilman Holleoherst requested that Engineer Lund Inform the PlllInlllll'lgColllmlsslon wbether or not any additional engineering and drainage l~form8tlon is needed re the propOS8d Oreyf~s project. Csse No. 72-6. Preliminary Plat - Elde Terrace Motion was made by HolDeehorst, seconded by Henderson, that the prellmlnall"y plat for Elde Terrace, 115 submitted with Case No. 72-6, be approved subject to the conditions listed by the Planning COmMis- sion on March 7, 1972. Motion carried unanlmousDy. Indoor Tennis. In~.. Special Use Permit Councilmen UoDlenhorst announced that 8 public hearing will be held on March 20, 1972, by the Planning COtlImlsslon, on the proposal of Indoor Tennis, Inc. to build a private tennis club In the Ylllage. He asked that the Ylllage Engineer's report on the plan be ready for Planning Commission consideration at that tlllle. . Cas. No. 72-02. Subdivision Variance Motion was lIIade by HoUlenhorst, seconded by Horl'lck, that the CouncIl concur with I'~comm.ndatlon~ of the Piannlng Commission, and that approval be given the variance request, SubdIvision Ordinance No. 98, Sec. 13, permitting the addItion of a 50' x 283' parcel to the east of th~ 150' x 283' Sitzmark Ski Shop property, as shown on the site plan submitted with Cas. No. 76-49. Motion carried unanimously. Case No. 70~4. St~te Highway 5~ Proposed Reconstl'~ctlon Councilman Hollelllhorst reVle~8d the recommendations of tho Planning Commission of March 7, 1972. Great concern was registered to the potentia! hlgh~a, noise and Its effect to area residents, If the proposed signal lights are InstaUled at Highway SI and Snelling Ave. Mr, HoU~ehhorst reviewed a bulletin which had prior study by the PlannIng Commission; HUD - Noise Asse~ment Guidelines, prepared by the United States OopartmGnt of HUD. Aftar further discussion, Council directed Clerk Administrator to write to Highway District Engineer Merritt requesting the foilowlng: ~. That H!g~way Departmen' reconsider Instai~atlon of the traffic !I~ht at Intersection of Highway II and SneUilng Avenue. 2. Study Increes~d causes of traffic nols8, pal'tlcu~al'lly "stop and go" traffic lIlolsClsnd traffic nolge liS related to moaB traffic speed. (Refer to pages 8 and 9 and page II of the HUD bulletin.) 3. That the speed limit O~ Highway 51 at a point north of Co. Road E, and going south. be reduced to 50 m.p.h. and that sIgns be InstalDed advising motorists of "Residential District Ahead - Bilnd Approach." 4. That the HUD - Noise Assessment Guidelines be given study by the Highway Departmont. (The bulletin 15 on file at the Village Office.) le Islatlve Action Sub-committee MI'. Ho Uenhorst repor e on s first attendance at the Loglslatlve Act!on Sub-committee dealIng with the subject of tax relIef on hom8$ for the aged end also private homes owned by the. aged. The next committee meeting will be on March 29, 1972. Any Input from Village officials wilD be welcomed and should be submitted to Mr. Hoiienhol'st. -4-