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<br /> MINUTES OF REGULAR COLNCIL MEETING
<br /> Village of Ard'~n Hili s
<br /> Monday, December 13, 1976 - 7 : 30 p, m.
<br /> Village Hall
<br /> Call to Order
<br /> Pursuant to due ca II and notice thereof, the meeting was clllled
<br /> to order by Acting Mayor Charles Crichton at 7:30 p.m.
<br /> Roll Cllll
<br /> Present - Acting Mayor Charles Cd chton, Councilmen Robe rt Woodb u rn,
<br /> James Wingert, Ward Hanson.
<br /> Absent - Mllyor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr.
<br /> Also Present - Treasurer Donald Lamb, Attorney James lynden, Pol ice
<br /> Chief Pat Sexton, Clerk Administrator Charlotte McNlesh,
<br /> Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm.
<br /> . Approval of Minutes
<br /> Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council approve the
<br /> Minutes of the Special Council Meeting of November 22, 1976. as
<br /> amended. Motion carried unanimously.
<br /> Hanson moved, seconded by Woodburn, that, Council approve the
<br /> Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of November 29, 1976, as
<br /> amended. Mo t I on carried unanimously.
<br /> BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR
<br /> None.
<br /> REPORT OF POLICE CHIEF PAT SEXTON
<br /> Public Safety Committee Recommendations:
<br /> A. Doa Control
<br /> Sexton referred Councl I to the Minutes of the Public
<br /> 5 a fe ty Committee Meeting of December 8, 1976, report i ng
<br /> th~t the Committee recommen ds that Arden Hills adopt "a
<br /> dog control ordinance slml!ar to that of New Brighton for
<br /> entorcement by New Brighton or MAPS!. Sexton quoted costs
<br /> for enforcement by New Brighton at $3.S0/hr./man plus 1St
<br /> Per mile for the van; estl mated approximate number of hours
<br /> needed for Arden Hills enforcement at 20 hours a week.
<br /> Sexton suggested that MAPSI be used for evenl~g and weekend
<br /> pat ro I , duri ng hours not covered by New Brighton.
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<br /> After discussion of proposed Ordinance, dog problems en-
<br /> countered In Arden Hi I Is, probable hours of p~trol needed,
<br /> "nuisance" definition, .control" de t I r, I t i on , atc., Council
<br /> ".e,..'ned that Codification of O~dlnences not Include
<br /> reylslons to the Dog Ord I nan<;.,; "Il~p,)sed dog ordl nance .
<br /> reylslons b. considered at a lete,. Coun ell Meetln!!.
<br /> Chief Sexton was requested to obtain bids from both
<br /> MAPSI and New Brighton with speci f I cs, Including
<br /> propo$ed $c~.dule of patrols.
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<br /> St,.eet 1I ah!.l..!!..9.
<br /> 5.",ton reported thet the PublIc Safety Co~mltteereco...n_.
<br /> that street II gilts' at Edgewater and Lake Lane and Skiles
<br /> . Lan'll and Sne II i ng Avenue be Installed. Sextor, said that both
<br /> a re as are very dark; Sk lies Lane and Snelling Avenue Inter-
<br /> section needs I J ght for traffic safety.
<br /> Crl chton referred Council to letter f~om County Engineer
<br /> Anklan (12-7-76) noting that the fo I low I n 9 I! ph ts will be
<br /> d I s ':on tin ue d , unless VIII age determines they should remaIn
<br /> and will assume costs:
<br /> Sne IIlng Avenue between Hlphway 96 and end (,f road,
<br /> County Road F at Fe rnwood, an d
<br /> Halld Ine Avenue at Ti Iler Lane.
<br /> After dIscussion, Woodburn move d , seconded by Hanson, that
<br /> Council authorl ze the Installation of t~,e Ii ght at Skiles
<br /> Lane and Snelling Avenue and assume the cost of those at
<br /> County Road Fend Fernwood and at Hamlrn~ Avenue and TII IeI'
<br /> lane; benefitted residents to be contacted re lights on
<br /> Snelling (south of Highway 95) and Edpewat~r Avenue (at Lilke
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