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. . , Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page foul"" February II, 1974 Case No. 73-48~ Pr~llmlnary Plat - Nursery HII I Wingert reported that the Planning Commission recommends that, In the best Interest of over-all planning In the area, the Council approve Nursery Hili Preliminary Plat In accordance with Alternate 62 lstralght- In street); Council to acquire easement on Christensen property for construction of a temporary cui-do-sac. In review of the plans, Mr. Breems was advised by the Council of the park dedication requirement of 10% of the value of the undeveloped land. Mr. Breems stated he would prefer that the Village construct the street, sewer and water utilities; assessing costs to the properties. After discussion, the Council deferred action until the Council meet- Ing of February 25. Mr. Breems was asked to submit an approximation of money Involved to construct the street and uti Iltles, and Mayor Crepeau agreed to contact C. G. Rein re the proposed cul-de-sac ease- ment on the property east of Nursery Hili. Case No. 74-2. Carl Mohn - Variance Wingert reported that the Board of Appeals and Planning Commission recommend Council approval of the 2-foot sldeyard variance requested, and moved that the Council concur; approving a 2-foot sldeyard, and overall sldeyard variance, of 2 feet, as requested by Carl Mohn, at 3459 Siems Court. The motion was seconded by Feyerelsen and carried unanimouSly. Case No. 74-3, Dreyfus Interstate Development Corporation - SIQn Variance Wingert described the proposed sign to be located on the SWcorner of Harriet and Lexington Avenues, advertising the Hunters Park develop- ment, and moved that the Councl I concur with the Planning Commission's recommendation to approve the permit for the temporary sign, as re- quested with Sign Permit Application No. 74-64; sign to be permitted In this location for a periOd not to exceed 18 months from the date of Issuance of the permit. Motion was seconded by Olmen and carried unanimously. Uniform Bulldln~ Code and Building Permit Fees Building Inspector Squires' memo of 1/28/74 was reviewed by the Council. Squires said that, while no Council action Is necessary to adopt the 1973 U.l:l.C., because on January 16, 1974, the ~llnnesota Building Code Division adopted the 1973 U.B.C. and as of that date It becomes the mandatory code for al I municipalities, most cities are adopting it by resolution. Squires reviewed Building Permit Fees charged by Arden Hills, surround- Ing Villages and the U.B.C. Fee Schedule (1970 & 1973); Indicating that current fees charged by Arden HI lis are, in most cases, lower than those charged In the other municipalities. Squires recommended that the Council adopt Sec. 3~3 (a) and (b) of the 1973 U.B.C., and a new schedule of fees for construction not covered by this section, such as fances, driveways, demolition etc., with a minimum fee of $5.00 for all Building Permits. Squires was requested to supply Attorney Lynden with Information necessary to bring Village ordinances up t~ date, as they relate to the Building Code. Council action was def~rred until the next Council meeting. Case No. 73-45, Surface Water Cont,ol - Status Re~ri Wingert reported that questionnaires are stll I coming In, and tallies have not been completed, but questionnaires IndIcate residents are In favor of some sort of control of the lakes. Wingert advised that the Planning Commission requests Council direction on how to proceed. The consensus of the Councl I was that it has no objection to someone querying the County and DNR re what they ~ould be Interested In doing re regulations, but that no specific requests be made. It was the Council's general opinion that, untl I the tal lies have been completed, and the entire picture Is know, no specific actions re regulations be requested. -4-