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u~uu.,-",<::> V.L.. l,..lJ.'= rtl.,ut::u U........i..LS L\.egU.Lar L.OUnC~J_ l'teet1.ng f1~Ilutes, l-<:l-~U Page 4 RECYCLING (Cont'd) Councilmember Malone reported the City was aware of the fact the grant funds would not be available past 1990; discussed the possibility of the City imposing a surcharge to cover the recycling costs or Arden Hills undertaking its own recycling collection, if the grant monies cease. . Councilmember Hansen suggested the recycling dates be posted in the Town Crier as a reminder to residents. Malone moved, seconded by Mahowald, that the Mayor and Clerk Administrator be authorized to execute the Agreement for Curbside Recycling Services for the calendar year 1990 betwe~n the City and Easy Recycling, Inc., as outlined in the agreement submitted by the Clerk Administrator. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) CASE #89-20; SUP SATELLITE DISH ANTENNA, 4444 ROUND LAKE RD, GRAINGERS Council was referred to the Planner's report and Planning Commission minutes dated 1-3-90, relative to the request for a Special Use Permit to allow a satellite dish antenna at 4444 Round Lake Road West, W.W. Graingers. Planner Bergly explained the original request by the applicant was for placement of the dish antenna on the wall of the building, extending beyond the roof and two ground-mounted locations were discussed with the applicant. Bergly displayed a diagram indicating the three possible locations. The Planner and Planning Commission members recommend the antenna be located at the bottom of the slope, as shown on the diagram displayed. He explained the basis for locating the dish at the bottom of the slope was to provide natural screening by the slope and with landscaping; this location and method of screening would add an amenity to the site rather than an "artificial" type of screening if mounted on the wall of the building. . Bergly stated Commission recommended approval of the SUP, at the bottom of the slope, should be conditioned upon the applicant providing detailed plans for installation of the antenna and screening by landscaping, such plans to be approved by the Planner. There was discussion relative to possible interference from the existing transmission tower and if adequate reception could be achieved with a smaller dish antenna. Planner Bergly stated a representative from the installation company has viewed the site and did not express concern relative to the lower slope location; Councilmember Malone briefly explained why a larger dish may be necessary. Malone moved, seconded by Growe, that Council approve Case #89-20, a Special Use Permit to allow a six-foot satellite dish antenna at 4444 Round Lake Road West, W.W. Graingers, to be installed at the ground location to the south of the building and shown on the Planner's diagram, contingent upon the applicant submission of detailed plans for installation and landscaping for screening purposes subject to approval by the City Planner. Motion carried unanimously. (5-0) COUNCIL COMMENTS MISC; ABSENCE Councilmember Growe advised she would be absent from the January 29 and February 12 Council meetings. . HUMAN RIGHTS MTG. DESIGNATED DATE Councilmember Growe noted there was no designated date for the January Human Rights Meeting; reported a meeting was tentatively scheduled for January 17. Clerk Administrator Berger advised he would check on the date.