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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.58� m • �� p August, 1971 (�� C�x�ex _ _ _ _, Published by_fihe Arden Asaociation _ _ _ � ►� � � � �y � .� � ;� � M� � ` � r � • � � ► � • � �. � � � � � � �... �.. .► � VIL3�AGE GOI1NCIi, MEETING -.IU%Y 26, 197� Planning Cammissian - Vi7.7.age Hail August 24 - 8 p.m. {S�ecial Meetin� and Public Hearin } regarding addition- to McC�uire's Restaurant and townhouse project near Val.entine Hills Schoal September 7 - 8 p,m. Coiue to a meeCing: Participate in yaur Vil�age.. Government: See the newly remodeled and ea�panded Village Hall: i.eaf and �rass dumvi� ACtorney Courtney clariffed h�s June 14 opinion relating ta dumQing of ieaves and grass. (Refer to .iune is�ue--of the Town Crier.) Section 4 of .�di�aance 97 makes it unlawf�l and prohibits d�pi�g lesv�s, grass, pr anythi� else on private prapertv unleas a per- mit is issued by the Council, r�gardlass of whether ar not the awner's nexmissio� has been obta3ned. 2. It raas repnrted that the Minnesota Supre:u� Court has issued i�s dec�,sion cancerai.ng the C.G. Rein suit a�ainst the Villa�e, af�irming the order of the trial caurt in fa�or af Arden Hills. The su�.t aroae out of the denial of a special use pexm,it xequest made by Mr. Rein for the purpose of building apartmes�ts in a residential area of the Viliage. It was �urther repoxted that Mr. Rein will vetition the Court �or a re-h�arint� af the caae. 3. Repreaentatives of Minnearaalis Hide and„Ta11ow Camnanv were present to agair► raquest that a 9-ton iadustrial road be consCructed alon� 3�t��,, N.E� for access to their glaz�t and thaE costs be assessed against the abutting praperty owrners. The only proper- Cy owner on t�e opposite side of the road is opposed to the construction hut, since the request represents over 35� of affected owners, the Council must act on Che requesti. The Council is to review_the En�,inesr's £easibiiiCv report on the project at the August 9 meeting. � 4.. CounciLaan Henderson attanded a raeetfng heZct by the Metro olitan Sewer Baard at whic�i proposed charges to municipalities ser�red were presented. For 1972 the char e Co Arden H311s is estimated at froa�.$8b,000 to $93,000 and "leaning to t�ie higher.figuxe." T%e charge in 19�1 was $55,000 and is�being contested by the Vfl�.age. T�ie charge for - 1970 was $33,000. (Your Couacil reporter, Dick Bartach, says he is sure th,ere will be more ta xepart oa this.) _ MEETXNGS QF THE COMING MONTH Village Counci,l - Village Hall - 145� West Highway 96 August 23 - $ p.m. Septembex 13.- 8 p.m. September 27 - 8 p.m. ti. _,�...-' �: � xW i • VILLAGE COIJ't�ICIL_ MEETING_ _ JULY 26 (continueci) S, Fina�_pla__ns for Perry Par�C are now heing ahaped up and will be available for consider- ation at the A�sgust 9 meeting. 0 6. It was announced that the ex�anded Vi.11a�e Office Buildint� was ready for occ�pa.ncy. {Moving day was Ju1y Z8.} Village maintenance employees and otf-duty policemen were used fio move furnituxe and equipment instead of hiring profession�l movers. (Ali Arden Asaociation members shauld make a point af attending a Council meeti.ng or of otherwise visi�ting-the Village Municipal Buildings in the near iuture. A wonderful change has heen wrought...Dick.Bartsch.) 7, The Village EngiQeer pYesented a tabularion of bids,for stYeet utaintenance and added parkin�_space and driveway at the V11ia�e Public Works Buildint�. The three respond.ing bidders were Ashbach Constructian, Schifsky & Sons, and �itum�nous Roadways. A�hbach Constructio� was the low bidder hy a�argin of $4,OOQ on the collection ot projects. The bids were reierred to the Fublic Woxks ComQnittee for study and recommendation. .VILi�1GE ,COS]f►�C�L MEETING - AUGUST 9, 1971 1. xhe En�ineer's feasibility re�ort for Che road ixaprovement saught by Minneagolis Hide and Ta11ow Ca. w�as reViewed by the Council, but since the appZicant was not.represented Che matter was tabled unti.l the next meeti.ng. 2. The .Arden Hi,1�s Spprtarnans Ciub h�s requested of the Counci.l that action on its xequest for s ecial use ermit and rezaning (Case No. 71-IQ) be delayed. T�e matter was ta}�led. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Adams of Arden Manor Mobile Hame Court and Mr. Jim Hiil, Vice Presideat of Pemtom, presented a develo�nent vlan for a 200 unit "movilla" expan�sioa o� the mobile home caurt in xhe pattexn o� ]Pemtam's Cimarran r�ro�ecx. The proposed cx�ansiox� wnuld be on 4D acres of land to the south of the present mobile home cpurt and bounded by Hi�hways �35W, �kIO. and �96. After lengthy discussion the Council a roved tihe conce t of the plans, in principle, aetailed p�.ans must be p�esented,as the project pxagresses, in avmpliance with Viliage ordingnces. 4. The Puhlic Works Cammnittee recomnnended and the Cauncil a xoved the low b�.d of A�hbach Gonstiruction Co. for $56,229 for repair and sesl coating a� several i�illage streets and for blacktop driveway and paxking axes at the new Pubtic Works 8uiiding. 5. The Council decided not to extend a watermain fram Count Ttoad � north aloa Old Hi hwa 10 to serve t�e two homesites pxesently there.until a greater need.is presented. b. �t��LS�#,f;si_QL�tna for Char�,es Pe�ry �'ark were presented and discussed at lengti�. Com- pletion�o€ the southerz� one�ha].� of the Paric and the road, th� Park building, and field lighting is contemplated fos this year. It is feXt that the northexn one-half must have ampla time to setCle and stabilize before final grading. A Couacfl resoltxtfon ta com-. �le�e the Park was_ap�xoved and bi.ds w�re to be salicited. Bids �ri11 be opeaed Au�ust 2�0 and the contract wi�l iuclude 2 ba1T fields a football soccer �i��a on� hocke rinlc w�th li htin � stora e warmin house and an access xoad to be completec� this fa11. VILIAGE _PLAI�IN�NG C(�4Ix9SI0�i••i�ETING - AIIGUST 3, 19i1 ----�ield a Public fl�arinu regarding �he expansion af the Arcien Manvr Hame Paxk located on the Northwest cor�ner af Hf:ghways 10 aad 96. The Planning Commiss�on recommended approva], o� the 40-acre expaasioa �a provide 180 unita.and 20 lots for open ox recreati.on areas. Reco�ended spproval was subject to the apinion of the Village Attorney. """Scheduled a PUBi,iC H�ARING foX Au ust 2�+ 1971 at 8:00 .m. at the Arde❑ H31�s Vi.11age _, � -3- w � VII.I�A�GE Fi,A�iNIAiG COr4iISS�ON MEETTNG - AUGi7ST 3, 1971 (continued} Hall regarding a�proposed four-story brick t�otel addit,i,on to McGuire's Restaurant. ,..-.,� At the same S ecia� MeeCia a 7co os�l was ex ected to be resented fvr the.building , of a substaati:al townhouse xo'ect on the land surroundin Valentine Hi11s Schoal. Aug,ust 24 at 8:00 p.m. � requirements by the Vi Northern States Power to fill property at �y ash, ii the Eil�ed area will camply with �'*�I30N' T FQRG�T*� THE ARDEN ASSDCIATION BOAxING PAItfiY ---=-an the 3onathan Paddelford---- September 22, 197� Wh��e else can you g�t a three-hour boaC tr� (from Haxriet Tsland-�-to �'ort Snelling and back), a tender-- �.oin steak dinner, m�sic, and-_---- mao,�ht for only. $15.00 Pex Coupie; G�STS WELCO�SE : : There wi,ll be a c��h bar. Be at Haxxiet Is�and Dock no latex- fhan 7:15 p.m. The e�e�,Yations Chai.rwoman ��eme�a.`-s Lib, you know) is Mrs . Ca �. Meury 4011 Fairv�ew Avenue, No�th St, Paul, Minnesota 551�.2 M�ke ck�ecks payab�e to the Ardex� Association: Send them no l,ater thaa Sept�nber 14: Make this yaur "TiiE KIDS AR� BACK IH SCHOOL T1�AT:" � _.�—� il F � . . . . . . . . . . � . . . . , ' ,.....,,3 -f i �, �iTSs int��► • aS ' � '�N �iapa�uaj� (}i 3£ ; i �f�:�oN eaieoqy . r ' , �� Z96i 'OH ZII�2I�d ' l�i ''ill�v'd ' �S Qi�'d a�dssoa •s•n �xex x�rns. .�a�x� �� a�� , ,