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C� P7inutes oi the Rerular Gounci4 f4eeting Septc�mber 29, 1969 Page Four consis�t of 2 representai-ives from each of 3 commtttees: Publtc Safety, Public I�orks and Planning and Zcning; Clerk Administrator requested to so notify -Yhe chairmen or these committees to appoinfi the representation. Council concurred with Councilman Hoitenhorst's recommendation that when the focaiions tor the lights are deiermined, the residants be notified by the Clerk Adminis-`rator if a light standard is #o be placsd on their propert�y line. • 7ax Exem�t StaYus Chanqes Clerk Administrator Lorraine Si�romquist intormed the Councii that 2 previousfy i�ax exempt estabtfshments in the Village are being studled to determine i-heir fax status. llntil a favorable decision is made by the State Sales Tax and Use Division, the state sales tax wili have to be collecfied from these estab�ishments for water usage, effective July i, 1969. Certificat(on of Delinquent Utility Accounts Counc(iman Hollenhorst moved, seconded by Councilman Crepeau, the adoption of a Resoluticn, as aftached, certifying delinquent utllity accounts to the Ramsey County Audifior tor collection as special assessments; mo-tion carried unanimousiy. ionmen Councilman Crepoau moved, seconded by Councilman Hollenhorst, the adoption of the attached Resolution relating to apportionment ot assessments relating to Sanitary Sewer No. 2 and Street Improvement No. 5; mo-iion carried unanimously. Twin City Indus�triat Park Reports Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist submitted a comprehensive report, dated August 20, i969, from Vtllage Pianner Carf Dale, re- garding the conditions of the premises of the Twin City Industrial Park; thls repor-Y also inciuded suggested stre2t 4ighting. hAr, and Pdrs. Roger Klinkhammer, 1001 Isiand Lake Avenue, Shoreview, appeared before rhe Co�nci! tc complain about fihe premises and stated that the condition ts lowering ihe value ot surrounding property. They also subm(tted a written repor#, which listed specific pro- biems. Cierk Administrator also informed ti�e Counci� that there is consider- able contusion in the street numbers used in the industrial Park, because many owners choose thoir street numbers instead ot using the numbers assigned from �Phis office. Matter reterred to Cierk Admin- istrator to contact violators. November 4 Election Eoar�s Counciiman Oimen moved; secondc�d by Counciiman Henderson, approva! • ot �hhe combined e!ection and counting boards, as attached, tor the November 4, i969 elecffon; motion carried unanimously. Arden Hills Population Estimate_. Cierk Adminis-trator Lorraine 5-Fromquist informed the Gouncil that the Village offlce es�timate of population of Arden Hills is 5,869� excludir.g the area to be traded to New erighton. The Metropolitan Council's ostimate, dai'ed April I, 1969, was 5,102. Her study in- dicated that Arden Hilis v�ould realize a loss of about 30 people in the proposed boundary chznge oF;tween Arden Hills and New Brighton. ��later Metars, PricE Increase A letter, dai-ed September I0, 1969, from Badger Meter Company ln- formed the Viliage that fihe cosz of water meters will be increased • 7- 10$, effecttve September 15, 1969; however, the price increase will not affect Arden Hills until January 1, 1970. Matter referred to Treasuror Wor�hn G. Read to deiermine v�hether we should buy ad- ditional meters beforc the pri-�e change. - � -