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Minutes of Regular Couni I Meeting Pag" th res May 12, 1975 .Y.l.lJ~Hall Property Crichton referred Councl I to pending VI I lage Hall property purchased from to Lynden to resolve. clarIfication of title re Grudnoske. Matter was referred Proposed Newsletter Crichton suggested the possible use of New Brighton BulletIn as a means to inform Arden Hills cItizens of Village Councl.l and Committee matters under consideration; suggesting a partial subscription subsidy by the Village for Interested citizens. Matter was referred to Lynden <)r legal opinion. . Contract Employees Crichton reported that Village Inspectors are currently considered to be contractors with the Village, but I tappears that PERA may Interpret that these people are controlled by the munIcipality and are therefore employees. Matter was referred to Lynden re resolution to maintain these persons on a contract basis. Zonl~Ordlnance Amendment Re Restaurants . Woodburn suggested that an amendment to the Zoning Ord. re restaur8nt~ be implemented as soon as possible, prior to' the proposed revision of the entire ordinance. Counci I requested Lynden to prepare a draft of the provisions for 3 restaurant types. A Publlc,Hearing will be required on the proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment. Trai lar Park Occupancy Permit Feyereisen suggested that an Occupancy Permit be required prior to occupancy of. a mobil~ home at the mobile home r,ark. Lynden indicated that this provision can be included In the Special Use Permii" and r~ferred Council to Ordinance No. 147, Section 6.4, which restricts occupancy of mobile homes to the owners of such mobile homes, on the basis that owner-occupancy is more likely to result In a well-maintained mobile home... Adams and Van Putten saId they had no objection to this requirement. Rezon i n~ Request Mr. Leonard Grudnoske said that his father was not aware that his property, at Highway 96 and Hamline Avenue, had been. rezoned by the Vi I lage from Commercial to R-I residential, and asked the Councl i If it did not have to describe property that is to be rezoned and advise the owner, prior to rezoning. . Lynden advised that a notice had been published, and written notices mai led to all Arden Hi lis property owners, regarding the proposed zoning changes and notifying them of a Public HearIng on December 13, i966; this Is considered to be adequate notice. He said no complaints re the re-zoning have been received since the re-zonlng was effected. . Grudnoske asked If the VI I lage Intends to enlarge It's property holdings along Highway 96; if not, asked that Councl Ire-consider the residential zoning of the Grudnoske property, adjacent to the Vi I lage property on Highway 96 to Commercial. Crichton advised that Counci I will discuss Mr. Grudnoske's request when the Counci I considers the adoption of the Comprehensive Development Plan. Arden Manor Landscape Pian Van Putten presented copies of the amended Landscape Plan which includes fencing along Highway 96, sign sizes and locations, lighting, tot lots, roads, parking area. It was noted that the proposed storage area is not entirely within the area described In the legal description of the property, a tot lot on the northeast side of the park has been omitted, lights are not on legend, tne publ ic access road and parking lot are not designated as public, drain at 5,outheast corner of recreatibnal park Is not designated. Plan was referred to Planner Fredlund for his report to the Councl I at the May 19th Counci I Meeting. -3-