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... of Minutes Regular Council Meeting Nov. 8, 1982 Page Three Original motion, as amended, carried. (Woodburn, Johnson,Hulcahy voting in favor of the motion; Hicks, McAllister voting in opposi- tion) (3-2) . Change Order No. 3, 1m pro veme n ;'J~..':!_'~_! - 2 (Stor,!ll Drainsge) Counci 1 was referred to Change Order No. 3, Christoffersen said the items covered by the change orde r represent legitimate claims for which he re commends approval of payment. Hicks moved, seconded by Mulcahy, that Council approve Change Order No. 3, Impr. No. SS81-2 (Storm Drainage) . Motion carried unanimously (5-0) . . .Briarknoll Two - Status Report Christoffersen reported that corre c tions have been made; develop- er's engineer will be requested to inspect the project and make a check lis t prior to requesting City to make its final inspection. Christoffersen repor ted tha t Public Works Superintendent Johansen has authorized, and is apparently satisfied with, two connections to the sanitary sewer. ,S tat us 0 f Ham 1 i~~~n u e_~r_~:l}.2",i n arLS_k_~!..cJ,- Christoffersen reported he intends to have the preliminary Hamline Avenue sketch for Council review at the next meeting. Status Report - Cable TV, William Bauer . ---- Bauer reported tha t 9 of the 10 cities have passed the r'ranchise Ordinance; Hounds View is expected to pass it at tonight's meet- ing. Bauer said that State Cab Ie Board certification of the 10 city franchises is anticipate,d on Nov. 12 th; cities should re- ceive confirmation certificates on December 2nd. Ordinance No. 227, ,Amendin_a._~~.b Ie TV Ordinance No. 226 Article II Section lA(2) Fi r s t and S e con d Readings Bauer explained that the Commission, after reviewing the legal council statement for June/July/August, found it did not have sufficient funds; an additional $IOOO/vote is requested ($2000 - Arden Hills) which is payable af te r receipt of Group H reimburse- ment. Hauer noted that Ordinance 226 should consequently be amended. After discussion, Johnson moved, seconded by ~lcAllis ter, that Council Introduce Ordinance No. 227 by Tit Ie , AN ORDINANCE AMENDINC ORDINANCE NO. 226, THE CABLE TV ORDINANCE, BY CHANGING THE DOLLAR AHOUNT SHOWN IN SECTION I.A(2) OF ARTICLE II THEREOF. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) . Johnson moved, seconded by McAllister, that Council suspend the rules. Motion carried unanimously (5-0). HcNiesh read Ordinance No. 227 aloud in its entirety. Johnson moved, seconded by HcAllister that Council ad op t Ordi- . nance No. 227. Hotion carried unanimously (5-0) . Hunters Park Apartments Sien Council was referred to Zehm's memo relative to a proposed free' standing sign proposed for the Hunters Park Apartments. Hr. Cary Bailey, Bailey Enterprises, explained that an lIarea iden- tification sign' is needed to identify the building which is set back 700 +' from Pine Tree Drive Af te r discussion, and review of a drawing of the proposed sign, Council concurred that the Hunters Park Apartments are a multiple residential complex consisting of 3 structures; therefore the pro- posed free standing sign meets the sign ordinance regulations and no ordinance amendmen t is needed. Council concurred tha t the sign permit be approved as proposed. -3-