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. .~ Minutes of Regular Council Meeting Village of Arden Hills Tuesday, May 29, 1984 - 7:30 p.m. Village Hall . Ca II to Order Mayor Woodburn cal led the meeting to order at 7:32 p.m. Roll Call Present - Mayor Robert Woodburn, Thomas Mulcahy, Michael Christiansen, Kathleen Rauenhorst, Dale Hicks. Absent - None Also Present - Treasurer Donald Lamb, Engineer Donald Christoffersen, Clerk Administrator Charlotte McNlesh, Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm Approval of Minutes Hicks moved, seconded by Rauenhorst, that the Minutes of the May 29th Council Meeting be approved as amended. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) Business from the Floor None Proposed U.S. Armv Reserve Center - Maior AI Sternke Major Sternke Introduced Project Architect Bob Miller; explained that the proposed project Is to expand their faci Ilty In Arden Hills from a 400-man center to 800; have requested additional land from the arsenal; proposal Is for three buildings: - maintenance company administration - maintenance shop - maintenance primary warehouse Sternke explained that they wi I I need an access from Lexington, across from Tomlyn Avenue In Shorevlew; noted that there wi II be about 40 full time people, generally, and 2 reserve weekends/month, also some In and out movement of vehicles to Camp McCoy. Miller explained that their existing site Is 6.4 acres; propose to expand site to 12-15 acres for the building complex and parking. Miller explained that the existing building No. 535 will be demolished. Sternke said the Minnesota National Guard maintenance facility, at the south of the arsenal, has greater activity and Is larger than the facility proposed for the Army Reserve. Miller explained that their normal construction Is concrete block buildings; the three buildings proposed wi I I be similar to those at Fort Snel ling; noted they do perform according to local government codes. Mulcahy asked when the site plan will be available. Sternke said they anticipate having a preliminary plan In about 60 days; anticipate plan proposal wll I be ready late this year. Mulcahy asked If the site plan shows the proposed site In relationship to the rest of the arsenal. Miller answered that he did not think so. . Sternke explained that the Army Reserve has two companies on site now; propose two additional companies. Sternke Invited Council to visit their area at Fort Snel ling; telephone 727-5213. Woodburn asked about their anticipated water supply source. Sternke reported that the water supply Is contaminated now; Shorevlew Is opposed to supplying water to the site; USAR Is currently looking to Arden HI I Is to provide water and sewer; would like to know availability and costs as soon as possible (September - October 1984); Miller described their needs at 3,000 gallons/day- on a weekend and 1500 gallons/minute for 2 hours for fire protection. Architect Miller advised that the project Is proposed for 1987 construction; advised they wll I own the property they obtain from the arsenal; want to be Independent of the arsenal for uti I Ites. Chr I stof fersen noted that Arden H I I I s has a Ii ft stat i on and an 8" sewer wh I ch serves the Karth Lake area; would have to look at access to this main for the proposed project; noted that RCWO approval wi I I also be required.