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Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Page Four August 20, 1984 - equipment ran over his sod and chewed It up. - an Indentation was made In a blacktop driveway, which was reported - Cable replaced the wrong area. Bauer confirmed the complaints listed; reported that the restora- tion has been very poor. Bauer advised that Group W Is required to replace property In as good, or better, condition than before the Installation; advised that Administrator Roger Franke be noti- fied of the complaints; If Group W does not replace or repair to the owner's satisfaction, City wi II replace or repair; noted that property owners are to water sod after replacement. Bauer said It Is the Intent of the franchise that the tap boxes be located as close to the same lot line location as telephone boxes - boxes are not Intended to be located on both sides of 4It lots; they are to be located In the best aesthetic position possible. Councl I concurred that the telephone number of the North Suburban Cable Commission Administrator be published In the Town Crier for resldent's convenience In registering complaints (646-8172 - Roger Frankel. Bauer reported that the Cable budget for Arden Hi I Is wi II be $9,604 ($4,802/votel, if all cities agree to the franchise amend- ments; noted that Shorevlew, Arden Hills and Mounds View have not passed the amendments to date. Bauer estimated that Group W may be ready to market In Arden Hills In 4-6 weeks; reported that the Committee recommends that Arden Hills grant permission to market. Bauer reported that the next Commission meeting wi II be on Sept. 6th. Joint Powers Aqreement with City of Shorevlew to Furnish Utilities for MnDaT Facilities on County Road I Rauenhorst moved, seconded by Hicks, that Councl I approve the Arden HI Ils-Shorevlew-MnDOT Joint Powers Agreement Re Furnishing Utilities For MnDOT Facilities on County Road I. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0 I Contribution from Presbyterian Homes Hicks moved to accept $1,200 contribution by Presbyterian Homes and to extend Council's thanks and appreciation. Motion was seconded by Mulcahy and carried unanimously. (5-01 OTHER BUSINESS Application from Metro Councl I from Fraternal Order of Eagles, asking CIty '5 support. Hicks moved, seconded by Rauenhorst, to support the application. In discussion, McNlesh noted that she had previously received a communication from JoAnn Val ley, School District 621 Edgewood Community Center, relative to a van to serve the elderly and handl- . capped In this area. McNlesh saId she had replIed that she thought It would be beneficial. Hicks withdrew his motion pending Information from the School District as to whether the Eagles application 15 tied to the School District InquIry. Public Safety Committee Resignation Nancy Hansen noted that her appointment to the Council results In a vacancy of Public Safety Committee chairman; suggested this appoint- ment be made prior to the next Public Safety Committee meeting (September l7thl.