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. Minutes of Regular Council Meeting V II I age of Arden Hills Monday, October 15, 1984 - 7:30 p.m. Village Hall Ca'll to Orde r Pursuant to due ca II and notice thereof, Mayor Woodb u rn called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Ro II Ca II Present - Mayor Robert L. Woodburn, Councl Imembers Thomas Mulcahy, Nancy Hansen, Kathleen Rauenhorst, Dale Hicks. Absent - None. Al"so Present - Village Planner Orlyn Miller, Treasurer Donal~ Lamb, Clerk Administrator Charlotte McNlesh, Deputy . Clerk Dorothy Zehm. Approval of Minutes Rauenhorst moved, seconded by Hansen, that the Minutes of the Octobe r I st Council Meeting be approved as amended. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0 ) Dedication of Flaq Pole L1 qhtl nq and Plantlnqs In Apprecl atlon of Years of Service of Mayor Hen ry J . Crepeau Jr. and Councilman James W. Wlnqert Mayor Woodburn welcomed Lois Crepeau and Shirley Wingert and their families and friends. On behalf of the City of Arden Hills, Woodburn dedicated the permanent landscaping In front of the Village Hall In memory of Hank Crepeau Jr. and Jim Win ge rt and explained that although the finishing touches, Including the plaques, are not done, the shape and symbolism are rep resen- ted. Wood'b u rn noted that Hank was on the City Councl I for 22 years, 9 years as Mayor, and that the flagpole was his gift to the CI ty. Woodburn noted that Jim Wingert served the Village twice, serv- Ing six years as Coun c I I man, and after a short retirement, he came back for almost a year because the Village needed him. Woodb u rn said I t I s fitting that these two men are remembered together because of their many similarities; noted that their love of people was evident, and I n turn people loved them. Woodburn noted that you always felt comfortable an d relaxed with both of them; even though their Ideas were"contrary to yours, you were not offended because you knew they II ked you as a per- son. Woodb u rn noted that It was their love of people that led them to public service; personal ambition played no part In the I r actions; noted that both Hank and Jim had an automatic mutual trust arrangement with a II the people they contacted. You knew they would have a thoughtful approach that was not capricious; noted that their humanitarianism did not blind them to re a I I ty , but you knew I twas the re . Woodb urn stated that this memorial may be for Hank and Jim, but It has a I arger purpose. It serves as a continual reminder of -- the qualities that can successfu Ily lead us through life, and we are thankfu \ to them for showing us the way. Business from the Floor None. REPORT OF VILLAGE PLANNER ORLYN MILLER Case No. 83-29 , FI n a I PI at Approval - Royal Hills North Council was referred to Planning Memo (9-27-84) , Minutes of Planning Commission Me e tin g (10-13-84) and to transparency of Pre I I m I nary Plat of Royal Hills North. Miller noted the seven