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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.74No, 74 � �. � : ��.� �.�� ' { '. J ��;,�, !T^ '• �� i • I.� 7� f.�� -, . � � +`, .� 1 / ' � � �� December 1972 Publis�red by the Arden Association MEETINGS 0�' THE RRDEI� ASSOCIATIO� VILLAGE COUNCII. -- Village Ha�l January 8, Monday -- 8 P.�t. January 29, Monday -- 8 P.M. PLANNING COMMISSION -- Village Hall January 9, Tuesday -- 8 P.M. �anuary 23� Tuesday-- 8 P.M. SC�i00L BQARD -- District Service Center 2959 N. Haml�ne January 3, Wednesday -- 7 P.M. January 8, Nlonday� -- 7 P.M. January �5, Monday -- 7 P.r�. �Highview) Jan�ary 22, Monday -- 7 p.M. Page 2 Vil�a e Cauncil Meetin -- December li. 1972 Reporter Dave Locey Praposed land acquisition ior o��n space program io be disc�ssed at Ja�uary S Counci� �eeting, 8 P.M. All residents with property interest asked ta cantac� Counc�� in wri ti ng pri or t� January 8. pr�inances adopted regard�r�g saniiary sewer and water system billing� char��s and minimum charges for seniar and disabled citizens. Tr�asurer 0'Kelly reported Firs� Federal Revenue Sharir�g Check received of $9,5Q6.OQ. Planning Car�niss�on f�eeting to discuss lar�g range planraing of village, Jar�uar°y 23, 1973, at 8 P.M. Ramsey Caunty Court System discussed -- question is, should village keep �.�, system. have Municipal Judge, ar g� with Countys ii�ld fl ver. Meeting on Lexington Avenue -- resolved �mprov�m�nts be�we�n Larper�teur and County � should nat exceed existir�g right of way or have median. Pn3ice Department has "Operation Identification" materials available, cal� City Ha�l to borrow. l�il�age Council Meeting_ -- December 26, 1972 Reporter Dave Lace�+ Charies Crich�on sworn in, leav�ng offices are Attorney C�urtney, Counciimar� Merrick and Electrical Ir�spector Ed Saiverda. Ska�ing �ink attendants a�painted. Park Director hired John Buckley. P1anning Cor�ission and Parics and Recreation Corrmi�tee Members appo�nted. M�mbers ar��: Plannang Commission ■� q�. . ... � i.arry McGough, Chai rmar� Thomas �ior�Gy Jack Gibbons Maur#ce Johr�san Sh� rl ey L�dl ow Ronald Wi�mar �7ames W�ngert Tom l.ynch Ba� Anderson� lst alt. Chri s Peterson, 2r�d a� t. Bob i�aodburn John �ollenharst, liaison Parks and Recreation Commission Ron Herrick, Co-Chairman Phz�ippa Lindquist, Co-Chairman G�en Beggin Rob�rt Ar�derson Forrest Bear Kermeth Boss Ruth Cadweli Tom LaNasa Nar�cy McIntosh Janet �IcTavi si� Gray Henderson, liaison flther Comm�ttees will be announced in January. Cour�cil agreed to contin�e J.P. Caur� sys�em, Page 3 Pla�nin9_ Comnission. ��Eeeting_ -- December 5, i972 Reporter Walt Harmer '� �Ir. James Hi 11 presented char�ges i n the pl at and bu� l d� r�g pl ans �or the fi rst and `� secor�d additions of �ownhouses in ihe Pemtom Addi�jon (Case No. 72-35} to be located near Hamline ar�d iiighway 96. Some townhouse structures wi�� be one s�ory instea� v�F two, four unit structures instead o� s�x, and at an average cost of $29,000/$30,000. The Plan�ing Comnission recor�mended Council apprava� of the piat plan chattges and � ssuance o� bu i l di ng permi �s for addi tions or�e ar�d two, as preser�ted. The P�anni�g Conmission recommended that the Cauncil approve the request by P��•dway IVati onal Sank to subdi vi de ( Case No, 72-57j the Beti�el Col l ege ar�d 5e�ni nary property ar a s u ent a�sing comp�ex, Approval is subjec� ta the subsequer�� approval of t�e Vil�age Er�gine�r, AttQrney, and Planner with the purpose strict]y far obtaining financing. Mr. Ric?�ard Shetler, Villa e Planr�er, reviewed his report cancerning the conten� of Ra�nse Count TOPICS Plan �Case No. 72-53). The TOPICS pian related to ma�or roadway pro ems aR tra �c control in Arden Ni7is. Acceptance of the TQPICS program by the Co�ancil was recammended by �he Planning Comm�ss�art e-x��c-e� �t-- Coun�y Road E2 and New Brigh�on Road shou7dn't be considered "local streets�' a�dn that New Brighton Road sho�1d �e closed at County Road D and �raffic �e re-rau�ed via ��enpaul Avenue to Lake Johanr�a Boulevard, Planner Richard She�le� distributed coPzes of the �lunici�al Alanning Act to be studied by t�e Eammission �Nembers prior ta the first Lon Ran e Plan (Case No. 72-5Uj study meeting scheduled for Tuesday, January 23f �97 � at P.M. The Parks and Recreation Canmi�tee ar�d Numan Rights.Commission are to be represente� at these meetings, too. '; Ordinance 98 on Subdivisions is being studied for porposed amenc�tent of Sections 1 and -' 2 relat�r�g to Par[cs �edica�ion (Case I�o. 72-28�. Each housing develop�r is requ�red to dedicate eit e�� r"1an o�r money to tne Vil�age for park usagee The current Ordinance needs to be revised to be more ir� line w�th inflated lar�d values. Th#s case was reviewed� tab�ed to the January 9, 1973, �lann�ng Commission Meeiing and referred to the Parks artd Recreation Camnittee for their documented, reasonab�e percentage figure for park dedication. A Public Hearir� for a sp�cial use permit for a 1,000 gallon propar�e tank at the inter- nat�ona Pa er ana�an,� (Gase No. 72-58) has been scheduled far the next regular meet ni g on�uescTa�y� anuary ; 1973. at 8 P.�I. First Realu7ar Meeting of the Schaoi Board -- December 11, 1972 Reporter Elair�e Shore Student rept�eseniatives from Mounds View �iigh School and Irondale Higl� ScE�aoi gave a progress report on a jo3nt project to study student rights anci canciuded tha� there are a number of differenc�s between �he two schoois. The Mounds iliew St�d�nt CouncTl is writing a"Student Bill o� Rights" which includes p7ar�s for more involvement in cirrzculum p�anning, tF�e grading system and palicy making. Principa7s' salaries for the �972-1973 scf�aol year� retroactive to July Z and effect�ve �o Jur�e 30� 1973, were approve� as follows: average salaries for Ser�iar High Principa�s -- $25,638; assisiant -- $22,9�3; a�nior High Principals -- $2�,771; assistant -- $19,758; ��. Elementary Principais -- $23,710. The 22 returning �rinci�als wi71 re�eive an average ;incr�ase of 5.08%. _ Pag� 4 The Board also approved an increase in the �istrict's contribu�inn to c�er�Cs' haspital-medical premi�ms from $i7.�3 to $17.90 {tatai premi�m) and family coverage frar� $40.37 �o $43.70. S�ci al, ,Schooi Board Meet,�,' �-- December I9, 1972 Reporter El aine 5hare Bids were awarded for the irondale construction at a cost of $lOst290. ihe r��eral Contract w�Zl go to W�tcher Canstr�ction Company� electrical to Gopher and Co, and mechanical to Berqhorst Rl�mb�ng & I��ating. Assistan� Superintendent Marve Rosen gave a progress report for a1ternatives �o ho�s�Rg the students until the new Chippewa Jr. H�gh School is completed. Actian by �he Boar� wi 1 i be iaken at the �ar�uary 8�Iee�ing. �� .o�� C�x�.e� BULK RATE U.S. QOSiAGE PAIo ST, PAEI�., MIf�N. PERMIT N0. 1962 ___ ___ _ . Walter Bieger '' 'ib8g W. Ca. R�.. F S�. Paul = ��a.nn. , 5�112 ' _, a - ��