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<br />ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION MINUTES <br />JANUARY 22,2002 <br /> <br />4 <br /> <br />fees in any room for day or night and asked we be very rigorous about pursuing damage <br />costs from any group. Damage deposit fees should apply to all rooms and not just the <br />Council Chambers. Probst argued we would not allow anyone on the 2nd floor <br />conference because ofthe access to the staff offices. Aplikowski said we should be <br />selective about who uses the 2nd floor conference room. Probst suggested we try using it <br />and see what issues surface with the room. Item was moved to the Consent Calendar for <br />formal action. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />STAFF COMMENTS <br />Lynch noted the Council's presence is requested for January 26th and February 1st staff retreats. <br /> <br />Brown noted there are 3 scenarios being worked on for the PMP and he would like to receive <br />Council's thoughts. Brown recommended scenario 1 or 2. Consensus was received to go with <br />the Hunters Park neighborhood in mid to late summer. Post asked the Council to take action on <br />the assessment policy. <br /> <br />COUNCIL COMMENTS <br />Grant noted he talked with Mr. Mark Keller from the Operations and Finance Committee and <br />Mr. Keller had noted the Maintenance and Operations (M&O) Committee wanted to know to <br />what extent they would be involved in planning for the proposed new Maintenance facility. <br />Probst noted he would like their ideas and Council will listen to them, Probst also indicated he <br />would like to see a Task Force developed with a Planning member included in the group, as well _ <br />as one or two members of the staff which may include Tom Moore or Jim Perron. Probst said - <br />the next step would be the appointment of a Task Force. <br /> <br />Rem noted the January/February newsletter will be going out shortly. It was recommended to <br />her the next issue be on the new City Hall, <br /> <br />Larson noted the Ramsey County letter in the packet was done well. He also noted Ramsey <br />County Parks has identified as a number one priority the Tony Schmidt Park trail railroad <br />underpass. Larson noted the immediate issue is for us to send a letter indicating our support and <br />consideration of financial participation. Council agreed. Probst suggested a resolution be <br />drafted to give our support and to start looking at how we can help with the project in regard to <br />funding support. Item was moved to the Consent Calendar for formal action. <br /> <br />Probst noted he is fine with the letter written by the owner of the property adjacent to Perry Park <br />with the exception ofthe lot split point. Probst indicated we would want to communicate to him <br />that acquisition of his property may be a long term goal ofthe park system. In any event, Probst <br />believes the letter requires a written response back to the landowner expressing the City's <br />position of a lot split at this property. <br /> <br />e <br />
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