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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.75: �� ;'�'� � � �� r�� a t : � �'� �"�� i�;;.;'�s ;:�1��; : 4� , • � � v cs � r . No. 75 January �973 ��Q C�� ub�ished by the Arden Association MEE�'ING� OF TWE ARDEh AS50CIATI4�i PLAN[��iVG COM�IISS��I� -- Vi 11 age Hal � meeting held �very second and fourth Tuesday of eac� month. SCI�DOL BOARO -- District Service Center 2959 N, Hamline February 12, Manday -- 7P.Nl. �e�ruary 26, Monday -- 7PeM. New Comnittee appointments are as fa�lows. Boar� of Appeals Richard Bartsch ��a� Harold Bradford Robert �ianson Civil Defense Comn�ttee J. Patrick Sexton Cha�rman aobert Caron Gord�n Fi ckett Jr. Melban Fish i�arold Ffsct�er James Little John Picha �lenry J. Crepeau, �r. iiaisan Human Ri hts Commission Uiysses Holley Chairman Richard £ricsan Mary Ka�nke Betty K1eemeler Karen NEarquard Fiugh LcLeod Joseph Narth Betty Schlott�au�r Jerome Wasley Jahn H�llenhorst 1�aison Ordinance Review Committee John Sul l i van Chai vYr�an Elixab�th Bieger Rohert Smith Charles CricMton liaiso� 0 Page 2 Vi � 1 age Counci 1 N�eeti ng -- J ar�uary 8, T 973 Reparter Dave Locey Rar�sey County open space program discussed at ]ength. Major points cvvered were as �fallows: Home awners wi1T nat be forced to move for those four hames in 191 acre area. Snowmabil�ng not ailowed exc�Qt by Ard�n Hills request, and if so wo�ld be estabiished away from private proQerties. Arden Hi1Ts ma.y wYthdraw approval for ai� or any part of pro�ect at any t�me. County Sheriff's depariment wi11 po��ce area. Covr�ty En�ineer is res�ons�ble far lak� 1e�els and ponding areas. - Acquisition pragram approved with amendm�nts as fallaws: i. z. 3. 4. County will include assessments and special asse�ssments. V�71age may withdraw appravai for any property not adequately comper�sated. Subject to no motorized vehicies without v�l�age approval. Subject to property gaining access to �ake Johanna being easement rather than awnership. Treasurer reported receiving second Federal revenue sharing check far $9122 hringing �otal amount to $Z8,6�28, Lorraine Stror�q�ist resigned as Village Clerk Administrator. Remaind�r of new comnittee appo�ntments are as fol7ows: Publ i c k�ea3tt� Commi ttee Dr. Robert Dunro Chairman Norma Backman Betty Kror�stedt Public Safet Commi�tee Wi � 1 i am Ruppe� Chai �rnan Richard Ashtan Donald Charles ��J� i l i am fi�c�ui re Johr�.Rysgaard John Wi�dorter Kenry �le Cre�eau, Jr. Finance Co�mittee 5herwoad Berg Robert Nethercut 4�ard Nanson Robert ��cNelesh William Ruppe� Rodney Scf�umacher John P, Siman Leland Star Howard Wallace Rabert Woadburn Charl es Cri cE�tor� 1 i ai son Publ i c�JorkS Cornmi t�ee 1 i ai son Charles ��cCar�n Chai rman W�liiam H�te Bradford Lemberg Roger Reiling Norber� Soukup Leland Starr 9 � Stan�ey Olmen iiaison Page 3 Plannin Commission ��eetin -- January 9, 1973 Reparter Wal� �armer The Cammission �n a P�biic Hearing �Cas� No. 72-58j r�commended that the counci1 approv� t�e applica�ion by Internat�onal Paper Ca. for a special use permit far the installation and operatio� of a 1,000 gallan propane tank. Their approva� was subject to the use of a fence and/or schr�bery ta improve the overail af an abave-t�e-ground tank. In the Spring, �9i3, International Paper Co. mus� subm�t a sk�tch o� their landscaping �o go around the tank. Durinq thfs discussion, the Cor�nission considered the �ear term requirements (State of Federal} that may neeessitate burial of all storage �anks. Af�er cansiderab7e de�ib�ration, ihe C0��755i0� recomr�ended that the Council approve the overa�l design of Flaherty's BottTe S�op (Case �o. 72-55) subject to final appraval by t�e Commissian and the Cauncii of fina� building p ans an that the liquor sign must be turned off when t�e �iq�or stor� is ciosed. —�f the Council approves th�s request, Flaherty's next ap�roac� will be to apply far an offi-saie liquor llcense. Co�cerning c�anges in Ordinanc� #98 Sec. � and 2(Case No. 72�28), �he Parks and Recreation Committee suf��tte� a report cantaaning the�r recom- me�dat�ons for impraving the dedication of land for parks th�s is required af developers. To rep�ace the current requirements placed on d�velap�rs, the Garrmissian recorr�m�nd�d that the Co�nci7 change portio�s af Ordinance No. 98 to require the developer to leav� 10� of each developme�t as open space and ihe de�eloper must dedicate for park purpose land per the following sliding scale: �o, af dweTling unzts/acre 2 3 4 above �4 Land to be Dedicated 10� �i� 12% a� discretian of Council or pay tf�e far market value �af the same percentage of landj as determined �t�e Ciliage Attorney, Regu3ar School Board �leeting -- Jar�uary 8, 1973 Reporter Ela�ne Shore The regular scl�ool board meeting was changed to the Mo�ands View Auditorium ta accomodate the crowd. Rationa�e for �he secondary attendance area proposals was given by Sup�, Witter who voiced his pre�erence. Citizens were giver� a chanc� to express �heir concerns. 7he plan adopted by the Board {attendance to be divided by 35 W ar�d County Rd. E) was chosen because it will keep the juniar high papu3aiion and natural corrmunity areas from being s�lit, b�t possible popula��on growth areas in �he Mo�nds View ar�a mig�t eventually cauSe ioo high a population where the school capa�ity is Iess. Page 4 The st�dents that will be a'�tending the new Chi be housed on the Sethel Co]lege car�pus during theefa7�ua�dr�arjy w�Rter months. 7l�e cost wiiT be approximate]y $8,500 a mor�th �lus utilities, mair�tenance, ar�d c�stodiaT service5. cited as an advantage in this arrar�gementte aid for trartsportatiarr was RUFS�IOfVS A�fYONE?? The Araen Associa��n was formed to be a vehicle of carrntunication within our vil7age----and it would ��ke to b�, �a�r veh�ele af ex�ressian (round trip). Se�c� yaur questions (c/o Th� Crier; f�6g9 �1, Country Raad F) ar�d we'll see 7f we can be of he��s in finding the answer. ��E `U�u�r� �� ;'x_.ii �f:T'F. �.i. S. �:`?�?,�GE ��'�� st. N:,t�l, ��iin;t. Per��iit f��o. 1962 Walter �Bieger '1b89 W. Co. R�. F St. Pau�, Ma.nn. , 55j � 2 , , :� :. .;