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<br />----- ------------------ <br /> DRAfT '. <br />ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JANUARY 27. 1997 2 <br />Page 7, eleventh paragraph: "Mavor Probst inquired how the chanl/'es from five $500.000 shares. I <br /> .. <br />with Mighty Ducks bein2: one of the five. would affect the overall project bonding requirements. <br />Mr. Fritsin!l'er stated he would clarify this for the Council at the January 27. 1997 meetin2:." <br />B. January 21,1997, Council Worksession Meeting I <br /> No changes. <br />MOTION: Malone moved and Keim seconded a motion to approve the January 13, 1997, I <br /> Regular Council Meeting minutes as corrected and the January 21,1997, Council <br /> Worksession Meeting minutes as presented. The motion carried unanimously (5-0). I <br />CONSENT CALENDAR <br /> A. Claims and Payroll I <br /> B. 1-35W Corridor Coalition, Revised Joint Powers Agreement I <br /> C. Receive 1996 Treasurer's Report <br />MOTION: Hicks moved and Malone seconded a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as I <br /> submitted and authorize execution of all necessary documents contained therein. <br /> The motion carried unanimously (5-0). <br />PUBLIC COMMENTS " <br />Mayor Probst invited the audience to address the Council on any issue not already on the agenda. I <br />Tom Steele, 3570 Ridgeview Road, Arden Hills, expressed his approval of the recent Town <br />Hall Meeting, but felt there should have been a discussiou included of what the citizens of Arden I <br />Hills expect from their government. He also expressed concern with the Quad Ice Arena <br />Agreement, stating he felt that too few people would benefit compared to the cost iuvolved, and I <br />that the City government should concern itself more with basic services such as police and fire <br />protection, and utility issues. <br />Roger Aiken, 4360 N. Hamline Avenue, Arden Hills, also brought up the subject of the Quad I <br />Ice Arena Agreement, stating he also felt the interests of a select few were being served by this <br />project. He stated the City was setting a precedent in being involved in this project. He I <br />expressed concern that a public entity was involved to such a large extent in a private business, <br />and also stated he feels MASC controls too much ofthe arena. He inquired regarding the <br />financing of this project, and Mayor Probst explained the financing terms. I <br />Mr. Aiken also expressed concern regarding the City Code that defines a fast food restaurant. He <br />stated he was present at the January 8, 1997, Planning Commission meeting, where this subject I <br />was discussed at length. He feels the curreut defiuition offast food is overly lengthy, confusing, <br />and vague in a number of areas. .. <br /> I <br />