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. , Minutes of Regul9r Counci I Meeting Page th ree March 29, 1976 Claims Feyereisen moved, seconded by Wingert, that Council approve payment of checks numbered 8507, 8509 and 8510, totalling $7,304.15. Motion carried unanimously. OTHER BUS INESS Fiscal Disparities Counci I discussed McNlesh memo (3/24/76) re Fiscal Disparities Calcu- lations of Ramsey County Department of Property Taxation, resulting In a i976 mill rate of 8.30 for Arden HI lis. . McNiesh reported that the "net loss" in assessed valuation, due to fiscal disparities law, was over $1,000,000; mill rate would have been 8 ml lis if there were no fiscal disparity law. Council requested McNlesh to obtain ~sample calculation" for taxes on commercial-indus- trial property. Ramsey County League of Local Governments - Appointment of Delegates Counci i concurred w~th Mayor Crepeau's appointment of Councilman James Wingert as Arden Hills' Delegate to the Ramsey County League of Local Governments, and Counci Imen Charles Crichton, Robert Woodburn, WillI am Feyereisen and Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr. as AI ternates. Lease of Unmarked Car Crepeau referred Councl I to memo re lease of unmarked pOlice car; current cost - $i29.50/month; new car wi II cost $157.00/month (Whitaker Bu i ck) . Councl I requested that additional lease quotations be obtained, and referred matter to Public Safety Committee for recommendations to Counci I re leasing vs. purchase. OJT Student and Seasonal Summer Employee WOOdburn moved, seconded by Crichton, that Council authorize the hiring of Carl Karth under the OJT Program @ $2.50/hour, and Steve Zehm @ $4.00/hour, as outlined In Johansen's memo of I~arch 26,1976. Motion carried unanimously. Hunters Park Sweepin~ Council concurred that Johansen Include Hunters Park streets in the spring street sweeping project, providing Dreyfus first removes the heavy construction mud and debris. Access Road to Johanna Boulevard McNtesh was requested to notify property owners of the occupied lots immedlateIY4jlsJjb::~r:r~~~.J;2JA ~!!'} ~f r..a-~sed closing at the west en<a; f'orthel'[TreaCTiOil7 r~"v,a ell , Public Works C.2!!!,I!llttee Meeting - April 7th, -~:30 p.m. Wooc:burn invited Council members to attend the next Public Works Committee meeting (Apri 17th) when proposed improvement of Haml ineAve. ~nd County Road F will be discussed. . lift Station No.8 - Detector Device Proposal Wootburn reported that the property next to Lift Station No.8 is sub- ject 10 sewage backup In the house (has been flooded several times each year); resident suggested that an automatic detector device be instal led In the house to alert resident of trouble at the lift station, so he can turn valve off and prevent the back-up of sewage. Matter was referred to Engineer Christoffersen to recommend an effec- tive control structure, and estimate of cost, for Counci I's considera- tion. Arden ~Iano r McNiesh referred Councl I to her memo of 3/26/76 re Arden Manor meeting on Tuesday, March 30th. Council concurred that the Amended Special Use Permit requirements will apply to anyone completing the park. Wingert agreed to relay Council's concerns at the meeting. Feyeraisen will try to attend at least a portion of the meeting. -3-