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MEETINGS 0�' THE COMING MQNTH
Villa e Counci2 - Vi13.age Ha€1� - 2450 West Highway 96
: Janc�ary 25 - 8 p.m.
February 8 - 8 p.m.
February 22 - 8 p.m.
PlanninQ Commiss,ion - ViJ.lage Ha11
� January 21 - 8 p.x�. (Sgecial Meet,3.ng}
February 2 - 8 p.m.
School Board - District Service Centier - 2959 N. Hamline A,ve.
January 25 - 7 p,m,-Repori an New School Buil�izngs
February 1- 7 p,m.-Specza]. Meetin� - Presentation of
MVEA eearto�c�ic package
Februaxy 8- 7 p.m.-Di.scuss3on of 1971-72 School Calendar
February 15 - 7:30 p.m.- Fublic Information Meetin at
New Br� hton School on
Student Rights and itespons:Ebili�ies and
School Aic3e Pragram
�lLLi,AGE COUNCIL MEETINGS--DECEMBER 2ti, 2970 and JAI�UA,Ry 1]., 1971
�-0aths of office wex'e aciministered to Councilmen E. Gray Henderson and .Iohn Hollenhorst and
[o Justice of the Peace Victor 0, Pomerenke.
--Meu�bers of the Vzllsge Plann�.ng Cosnmission were appointed for 197�.. T�ey are as fo].lows :
Mr. Larry McGough, Chairm�n
Mr. William �enzicic
Mr. .Tack Gibbons
Mr. I�ard Hanson
Mr. Thamas Hoxty
Mr. Mauric� Jahnson
Mrs. Shir�ey I�udlow
Mr . Rod Schuraacher
Mr. Chuck Stoddard
Mr. Warren I.arsan, Fixst Alternate
�.566 T.ake J'ohanna Slv'ci .
3337 L3ke Johan,na Blvd .
J.777 Venus Avenue
1538 Glenhill Road
3420 Glenarrten Road
3124 North Hamline Avenue
1515 Edgewat�r Avenue
3140 North I�aml�,ne Avenue
16G6 Oak Avenue
31.b1 Ridgewood Roas
--The Rosevil3e S�ate Ban,lc was m$de tne official "iul�-�ledged" depository for the Vi1�.age of
Arden Hi11s
-w�'he �ollowing persons t,rere nazned as Vi.11age e.kating rink attendants for tne present season :
Freewa Rink: A Benson, L. Stec�ar►, E. Pugsley
Valentine Rink: A. Hendersan, K. Rasmussen, M. �T,o�cke
Maunds View Rink: M. Pederson, R. Andexson, T. Ke11y
3oha�na Rink:, P. Kuppel, D. ��iiers, B. Kaontz
�-The Arden I�l,ls .�aycees.assiated the Village in flooci3.ng the skating xinks ti�is yea�. A
letter of apprec�ation was sent to the pxesident by �hs Council.
--Tha�nas Horty of Horty, �lving ana AssocisCes, architects for the Viliage Ha�,l and MainCenance
'nepartam,ent B�il.dings, greaented final plans ta the Counc�l.
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January, 197Z
VIId.AGE COiJNCIL MEETINGS (Continued)
--An ordinance ta regula�e the cor�struction of private swimmfng pools in �he village was
introduced by t�,tle and sent to t�►e Planning Commission for study and recommendatfon.
--r'�p�o�.ntrnents Eor 1971 to the many commissions and conunittees that assist the Cpuncil were
,: announced: Human R�.ghts Co�nissi.on, I'arks and �ecreation Ca�mu�ssion, Comrt�ercia�. Develop�enC
Conm2�ssian, Ordfnance Review Comanission, Pedestrian Trai1. Cor�miit�ee, Finance Co�ittee,
Givic Center CouIInittee, PE.iblic Works Couanittee, Public Health Commission, Public Safe�y
Commissian, fiax Base St�xdy Corrnnittee, BCreet Lightin�; Ca�i�tee, Civi1 Aefense Commission,
Appeals Com¢nittee.
PLANNING CONAiISS�OI� N1���ING - J'anuaxy 5, 1971
--Scheduled a PUB�,IC HEARING on Tuesday, March 2, 1971, at S:uO p.�►, at the V'i�.lage Ha�1
r.egaraing Case Na. 70-49 for a Special Use Pern:it rec�uest far the additian of �10 lots to
the exi.sting_mab3le hone cour�, canstruct�.an o� averni�hfi cam��ng facil:Cties, and a model
mobile home area.
--Scheduled a PUBI,iC HEARII�G on Tuesday, Marc�e 2, 1971, at 8:00 p.m. at the Vil�.age HaZ3.
regarda.ng Case No, 70-30, Preli.minaxy P�.az--Bussard Addxtian.
--Recnatmtended adoption of an oxdinance joining Ramsey County in a joint pro;ram of soliu
waste management, establiskiment of a review procedure, and regeal Sectian 2 thraugh B of
Vil.lage Ordi.nance 97, A�i O1�AINA�iTCE �tEGULATING THL� DZSPOSAL AND DiTM�ING �F GARBAGE, REFUSE,
AN� OTHER TRASH: ,PROVIDiNG A�EIiMIT SYSTF�� �'OI� DUMP�NG ANU FOR SANITARY I..ANll�ILL: PItOVIDING
PENALT�ES FO�t VIOLAT�ON, AND P.EFF.ALING ORDINANCE No . 3.
--Aavised tliat the 8pec�.a1 [1se Permit for a dress shop by Mrs. Karma Nielsen (Case No 70-46)
has been withdrawn.
MQUNDS VIEW SCHOOL BQARA 1�EWS
•-Student Ae resentation on Schqol �oard
':. Recently slec�ed �epxesen�atives from Mounds View High Schooi, Chuck Mosher anci his
� alternate Ken Steffensoti, and Bob Lind fxom Ironda}�e High Schoo�. wi11 serve as the ne�a
�tuden� representatives to the Mounds V';ew School Boaxd for the res� of ��L7.9 SC13pOI term.
They sha],}. have alI the duties and rights of reguiar membexs, e�cept, that in accordance
with Sta�e T�aw, t�iey sha].J, no� have votfng privileges .
�t is hoped that �he srudents may brin� to the Baard di.fferent types of xnformation and
opinions which may noi have been heard regu�ar?�y in the past. Very often members of the
SchooJ. Board are una�rare of the students' reactions to the many cievelopments in their
schaols, ancl it is hoped that the new representatives wil� help to �ill the conununication
gaP,
--Teacher I�e�atiations
Representa�ives o£ MVEA have indicatesl,��b.�,.�_they wili iz�r�roc3uce their ecanamic package a�
the Special School Bosrd Meetixxg an February �, The Law �equi�res con�xact sett3.ement be
completed by March 2b, suggesta.ng some hard bargaining in upcom�tng weeks.
--Ci�izens Advisory Com�nitt�e
Supe�intendent Witter reported at the 3anuary 1J. 5chool Board Mee�ing that over 5(�0 persons
ha'd heen reco�mended to serve an the n,ewly approved Citizens Advisory Committee. Persons
whose natnes have b�en suggeaCed will be recefving a}.etter ask�ng them to commit themselves
to work s�i:�h the group. The first mecting o� t�iis connnittee wiiZ �ie held on �'ebruary 2 at
Highview .Tunior High.
--Extended Schoo� Year Co�miit�ee
Bulletin �+, describing az�athe� p�an for extending the school year, was xecen;tly mailed tp
every home. A public �nform.at�.qn meeting is plaz�ned in conjunc�ion with the Citiizens Advisory
Committee meeting at Hf.ghview vn February 2. In February a survey wi11 be mai�ed which wi1.1
give xesidents an opportunitiy t4 responci ta a1i the infox�ation i�eing d3ssemi�a�ed by the
^ Citizens Com�ittee.