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Worksession Minutes 2 July 21, 1994 the area of Arden Hills. The Army to this point has also been involved; they have been very cooperative and open to various ideas but there will be restrictions. Malone felt that someone with some authority and who can act for the City, needs to be in close contact with ttus community group. With the City being an active participant in the process, more staff time and support will be required. Council agreed Probst should continue City efforts with Staff support far the time being. AMBLE DRIVE STORM SEWER: Council had discussed earlier, the issue of diverting storm water drainage from Karth Lake. An estimate of $70,000 had been received from MSA stating this would be the cost to replace the storm sewer drainage from Amble Drive to Pieasant Drive. If the project was just to replace the piping that is currently at Amble Drive, the cost wouid be about $27, 500. Staff reported also that minutes from the 5/27/86 Council Meeting that stated that this neighborhood would be responsible far controlling the storm water run-off into the Lake either through pumping or some other method of control that they felt comfortable with. Malone was not convinced that storm run-off from Amble Drive and Pleasant Drive raises the level of Karth Lake to a noticeable level. There was discussion about the need for a lift station to handle the level of the lake. Malone believes it takes alot of water to get the water level up to affect even the lift stations, but if there is interest in this idea, those interested should contact City Hall. He also added that there seems to be confusion or misunderstanding about what the 1986 minutes say on this issue. It was suggested that Staff put together a letter from the Mayor to this neighborhood group regarding the City's position and include itaforma#ion from the May 1986 minutes. Dan Winkel, Public Works Superintendent said that he wouTd have this letter prepared for the Mayor's signature and out to this group by July 27. ANIMAL CONTROL: ? The discussion on Animal Control Ordinance began in March, 1994 and a request from the Association of Dog Owners to review the kennel requirement was the result. Rick Ruzicka, the Animal Control Officer for the City of Arden Hills and Brian Fritsinger, Community Pianning Coordinator both have reviewed the current City ordinance. The primary issue seems to be the number of dogs a resident can have. Staff has recommended that a limit be set at three dogs per household kennel but the Council of Dog Owners felt this limitation is too strict. They feel that it unfairly penalizes those residents that have hobby kennels and they want the allowance of six adult dogs. In researching this ordinance, Brian reported that originally, the Zoning Code allowed only two dogs per household kennei. Bev Aplikowski asked about puppies; whether they are addressed in the ordinance. Ruzicka said that guppies should be allowed to stay with thE mother until they are three months but after that time they are able to leave the mother. If they are ailowed to stay longer, typically they become a