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� hlinutes of the Regular Counci! Maeting of the Y(liage Council June 30, 1969 Page Four The Finance Committee recommended a fee schedule of 530.00 for the first pump and $20.00 tor each addi-tio�al pump; the fee to be paid by the oii company; ordinance to be effectfve January !, 1970, or immediately for a new (nstallation. C(vic Center Comm(ttee Council discussed the advantages uf usfng the racentiy purchased Gale property adjacent to Flora! Park for the combined facllities of a Cfvic Center and recreation area - 20 acres would then be fnvoived. ' Councilman Henderson moved, seconded by Councfiman Crepeau, that the re- centiy purchased Gale property be used for a Civic Center, that the area be combined with Floral Park and considered as one site for both Civic Center and Village park and that the proposed use as Civic Center be refer- red to the Plannfng Commission. hlotion carried unanimousiy. REPORT OF COUNCIIMAN OLMEN - Public Works (Absent) Arden Htlls Library - Water Service Mrs. Palmer, member of the Ramsey County Library Doard, was present to discuss the status of water service to the Arden Hilis t3ranch Library, which is to open the first week in September. The Councii urged her to axpedite her intention to write HUD, Senator Mondale and Representative Karth re- garding the municipal water system, Proposed Amendment to Ordinance No. 103 As recommended by Clerk Admtnistrator Stromquist and Supervisor 6eecher, Councilman Holienhorst moved to authorize Attorney Courtney to draft an or- dinance amendtng Ordinance No. 103 to provide that water me-her deposits be issued to the property instead of to the property owner to eliminate the present procedure of the Viilage being responsible for deposit trans- actions; seconded by Councilman Crepeau; motion carried unanimously. Villaqe Gas Pump Proposal Malntenance Supervisor Beecher recommended the viilage consider heving (ts own gas pump for convenience and efficiancy. Fie expiained an oil company wlll provide the pump and a I,000 yallon tank with the Public Works Depart- ment excavating for the tank and c'oing the electrica! wiring. Clerk Administrator requested to obtain legat opinlon from Attorney Courtney regarding the matter. REPORT OF MAYOR BJORNDAHI - Numan Rights and Parks and Recrea�tion Appofntments - Human Rlqhts Commisslon and Public Works Committee As recommended by Mayor Bjorndahl, Counci�man Hendorson moved, seconded by Councifman Crepeau, to appoint the following four (4) residents to the Human Righte Commission: • Fred Batley - f721 Crystal Avenue I969 - 197i Joseph North - 1136 Carlfon Drive 19b9 - l97� Robert Krivtt - 1252 Ingersor. Ro�d, Junfor member 1969 Hugh Mcleod - II10 Carfton Drive, Junior member 19b9 � to appoint Robert Soukup, i247 Tlller Lane, to the Public 6dorics Committee to replace A9r. Sewall, who has moved trom ihe Village; motion carrfed unanimously. United Nations Da - Chalrman A ointment ounc man repeau move , secon e� by ouncilman Hoilenhorst, to appoint the Arden Nills �eague of t^iamen Voters to chair the observation ofi Uofted Nations Day, Frtday, October 24, 1969; motion carried una�imously. - 4 -