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ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - NOVEMBER 8,1999 20 ensure tlmt there was not a significant loss issue. He did not believe there was an issue since this . had also been a very large billing cycle for water sales. Mr. Post stated that he had been approached by Sprint PCS, which had expressed an interest in mounting side-mount antennas on thc south water tower, with a 15 by 15-foot cabinet on the ground. He asked for the Council's opinion on additional antennas on this water tower. Councilmember Malone stated that this request would be acceptable. Mayor Probst asked if the City would be able to capture some revenue if it allowed this antenna. Mr. Post stated that it would. Mr. Post stated that the Council had been provided with a bench handout regarding a request from the Water Quality Task Force that their meetings be audio or video tapcd. He indicated that, from a policy standpoint, this had not been done in the past. Councihnember Larson cxplained that this request had been made for Task vorce members who miss meetings. Ifthis was not a standard procedure, he did not feel it would be necessary. Mayor Probst stated that if a member ofthe Task Force was willing to audio tape the meetings, this would be acceptable. However, video taping would not be available. Councilmember Larson stated that minutes were taken at the meetings and the purpose of video taping was to capture presentations for review. . Mr. Post stated that he had received a request to attend the Policy Adoption Confercnce ofthe League of Minnesota Cities. COUNCIL COMMENTS AND COMMITTEE LIAISON ACTIVITY REPORTS Councilmember Larson stated that the Water Quality Task Force met on October 28, 1999. He indicated that a representative of the Rice Creek Watershed District was in attendance and Mr. Brown had donc a presentation on some of the items discussed this evening. Councilmember Larson stated that the Newsletter Committee will meet Wednesday, November 9, 1999. He noted that the front page of tile draft newsletter had an article discussing the Street Improvement Progranl. This article did not include information regarding the Ingerson neighborhood, which was currently being focused on. He felt that this infornlation should bc included in the article. Councilmember Larson stated that he had witnesscd Northwestern College installing new parking spaces at their campus. He noted that Bethel College requests approval for changes to their planned unit development and wondered why Northwestern College was not required to do the same. Mayor Probst confirmed that the part of the campus that the parking was being added to was in Arden Hills and not Roseville. Mr. Larson stated that the parking was being added to the north side of the church in Arden Hills. Mr. Post stated that Northwestern College had bcen before the City Council with changes to their planned unit development in the past. He offered to follow up on this issue. .