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, Minutes of Regular Counci I Meeting Page two June I, 1976 Feyerelsen moved, seconded by Crepeau, that the Counci I give AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING USE OF ALCOHOLIC AND INTOXICATING BEVERAGES IN ALL PUBLIC PARKS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, its second and final reading; read the ordinance aloud In its entirety; moved Councl I adoption of the ordinance as read; authorizing Its publication and execution by Mayor and Clerk Administrator. Motion carried (Feyereisen, Crepeau, Crichton voting in favor of the motion; Woodburn abstaining; Wingert voting in opposiTion). . Police Res~rve Unit Sexton reported That the two Arden Hi I Is Police Reserve applicants have graduated; both did very well; are currently riding in squads with Poi ice Officers - this is part of the Pol ice Reserve curriculum; Rules and Regulations have been revised. Councl I noted that Rule.s and Regulations for an Arden HI lis Police Reserve Unit have not been approved to date; should have Counci I approval prior to permitting their working with the Police Department; a Police Reserve Unit in Arden Hills has not, as yet, been authorized. (Copies of proposed Rules and Regulations, as amended, should be given to Counci I for its consideration. Sexton said that theSe revised and condensed Rules and Regulations are the ones used throughout the Twin City area; had thought they had been senT to Counc I I I ast week.) Enforcement of Laws on County Open Space and Park Properties and Other Private a~~ Semi-privaTe Properties Sexton advised that the Police Department has agreements with Ramsey County, School District, Bethel Col lege, Commercial properties etc. to make arrests; do not have such an agreement with Northwestern Col lege, which usual iy Is served by Roseville Police Department. OTHER BUSINESS Sitzmark Ski and Sai I - Wm. Weglaitner Mr. Wegleitner introduced his store manager, Tim Nelson, and explained that he had received notification from Larry Squires, that he Is In violation of Ordinance 99 for outsIde storage of boats In his parking lot, whIch reduces his parking lot capacity. Wegleitner presented pictures of the SI.tzmark site, t3ken from the roof of McGuire's Inn, and read letters from Carroll Furniture, McGulres, St. Paul Book and Stationery in support of the outsi~e boat display which he said is essential to the operation of this portion of his business; some of the boats are too large to be adequately displayed indoors. Wegleitner explained that he actually has two seasonal businesses (Sail - April It,:>Sept.1 and Ski - Sept. I to April I). He explained that during the summer months the reta; 1 sales portion of the bui Iding is the Centel- portion only; two larger portions are used for storage - In the winter months the reverse is true; therefore his parking requiremenTs (Ore. 99) change - does not need the number of parking stalls in the summer -rhat are required for his winter business because retail sales area of bui Iding is greatly reduced. . Wegleitner explained that boat display in parking area is not a "sales lot"; sales are made from within the bui Iding, where it is impossIble to adequately show some of the large boats (tal I masts, difficulT maneuverin~l space etc.) He explained he has about 12 diff-erent boat models; only the largel- of which are outside. Council I. 2. noted the follOWing conCErns: lot coverage already too intense to comply with the required percentage of green space on the site and was granted a variance. ' When Building Permit for center portion of the bui Iding was granted, it was with the understanding that the enclosed center section would eliminate the necessity for outside storage of the 2 or 3 boats stored outdoors on The site at The time. -2-