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Minutes of Regular Courrci I Meeting Pa ge th ree July 12, 1976 e. are working on the new well; after this is in operation will repair and. re-bui Id old well and pump. . It was noted by Anderson and Franzen that they are concerned about wording In the permit re permitting wood-sided homes only - feels that aesthetically wood-sided homes deteriorate and look unattractive much sooner than the metal-sided; suggested that perhaps a "mix" could be permitted. He said all mobile homes are now constructed under HUD requirements, to structural and fire code specifications. Deslreability of a swimming pool Is also of concern; presents liability problems - not sure It's wise for safety of the children. In discussion of the streets and utilities, Franzen said they want to first make sure that al I streets and uti litles, walks and curbs are completed - wi II then have them inspected. Asked what would be expec- ted of them if, after inspection, streets and utilities are not built according to City specifications - will they have to tear them out and re-build or fix deficiencies? After discussion, Council requested Mr. Anderson and Mr. Franzen to submit evidence in support of the changes they propose; noting that one of the first requirements pending completion, before the Special Use Permit can be obtained Is the park easement. Council noted that the requirement of wood-sided homes was considered to be a standard of excellence by the Council; if they are not, what Is? Council said that residents of the park have the right to expect the amenities, such as the pool, which were part of the approved ~l$n for the park; determination on utilities and streets will be made after inspectl~ns are completed. Case No. 76-17, Richard Glvans - Sldeyard Setback Variance for Garage at 1904 Glenpaul Avenue Council was referred to the Planning Commission Minutes of 7/6/76, Board of Appeals Report (6/28/76, Planner's Report and letter from residents (6/4176). After review of sketch present7d with application, and discussion with Mr. Glvans re possible alternate garage locations, Wingert moved, seconded by Crepeau, that Council approve the 8' sideyard setback variance on the basis that it is appropriate to the area and an Im- provement to the general appearance of the neighborhood. Motion carried unanimously. Shore Protection for Boat Ramp Faci Iltles - Tony Schmidt Park Council reviewed the plans and Notification of Permit Application, to the Department of Natural Resources. Woodburn moved, seconded by Crichton, that Council approve the pla~s for rip-rapping, as presented, and authorize execution of the appli- cation by Mayor Crepeau, on behalf of the City Councl I. Motion carried unanimously. . Approval of Instructor-aid - Girls' Gymnastic Program Crichton moved, seconded by Woodburn that Patti Kile be hired as Girls' Gymnastic Instructor 8 $3.50/hour, effective June 14, 1976. Motion carried unanimously. Arden Hills Building Supervisor Cost for Use of School Facilities Council discussed memo from Buckley dated 7/7/76 re 1975-76 School Bui Idlng Cost Sharing, and expressed concern re system apparently used to determine total usage of buildings. Crichton moved, seconded by Wingert, that Councl I authorize payment of balance of $837.75 to Mounds View School District 621 for the 1975-76 school year building usage ($1964.75 total). Motion carrl~d. unanimously. Ramsey County League of Local Governments Meeting - Report re Dog Control Wingert reported on June 16th RCLLG meeting and the dog control pro- -3-