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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.78- - �- ,=� . , No. 78 Apri l 1973 �YI 1i 't. J�� ;r �F��!�i ';s ' �d. "C s,�.. '. '�:: _� .. ;z ,,. 13,.. n�' s �; _�5, , F,�� '-0:,� .� � � � � p w � s (�t� �� f�ix�ex � P�blished by the .Arden Association 114A1 �E�1� fl IWi{{� � �I� if 4N9 � � ��1 IIIMI � !� � �Id! lf !HI Vi[iage Ca�nci l Vi lla�e Hall - 1�454 W. Highway 96 Mon�ay, Apri i 30 - 8 PM M�nd�y, May 14 - 8 PM Planning Commission Schoo� Board Human �ights Co:nmission Village Hal! iuesday, May I - 8 �M *PUBLIC HEARING on granting of U-Haul Trailer and Truc[c Renfial for 3833 N e Lexington, & proposec� planned unit dev. 5�nd E af Valentine Hi Ils Schooi, District S�rvice Ce�ter - 2959 N. Mdm�ine Monday, Apri I 23 - 7 PM Monday, May 14 - 7 PM Ard�n H��Is �Ebrary We�nesday, May 9� 7:30 PM *°H�:�an Rights --�ha![enge to the Suburbs." Samuef Richardson, Commissioner of Human Righi-s for the S�ate of Minnesota, wilE discuss current issues in human righirs an� fi�eir imp�icatio�s for action in the suburbs. �AQIL��!l�A�►fR 1��1�11 �IaIlID1�l�� 'uesday, Apri! 24 Last day to fi�e for schaal . baard. ' Sunday, April 29 Spring forward! Daytight 5avings begins. Tuesday, May T5 School baard election day As of publication (17 April} five ind�viduals have fi[e� for th� iwo o}�enings on the schao� 6oard; fhey are Shirley Win�ert, John Mo Case, Richard Po Romer, Wafi�sr J. Beggin a�cf Nancy Rahfe�er. Terms 'of board rr�em�ers expiring: Joht� M. Case and Elizabeth Quast. . � •, � Page two Village Councii Meeting - March 25, 1973 Reporter - Dave Lacey Electrical Inspector Carfiier resigf�e�, with Council seeking r��laceme��s Ordinance 98 (regarding zoning, etce) rereferred to Attorney Ly�den for next meeting. Pemfiom �i�al Plats far additions ] and 2 approved in depictior� wl�e� Ope� Space csnci Development Agreement approved. Plan presenfed for con�rol af surface drainage at Va�entine ParEc but rereferred ta next rrE�eting�--cos� estima�ed at $3,D00 to $3,500, Reported that water rnain break at County E had cost viliage $3,000, and rsquest Covnty be made f�a share responsib�lity. Master metering on water requested for Pemtom projeci-v ��aherty's Liquor Stare and sign approved wi�h Off-Sale license ap�roved. Pubiic hearing scheduled before Planning Commission on grantin� or" U-Haul i'railer and Truck Reni�al for 3833 N. Lexington on May �, 1973, � Request far 3 surnmer em�loyees made with wag� s�ggeste� at $2.50 per hour. indicated preference for Arc�en Nills applicants. Gle�paul drainage probierri discussed with proposal. Master rnetering of water suggested for Bethel. Parks and Recreation Committee sending questionaire to residents reques�ing whai' kinds of parks residents want, e#c. Voted not fo participate in SPARC or Yout� Service Bureau programso Min��bike prob f er►� repor�ted i n Perry Parfc and ogre�d more enforcement needed a Ward Hanson named as new chpirmarr of Finance Committee. Vi (lage Counci I Meeting - Apri E 9, 1973 Reporter - Dave Locey Viflage joining lawsuit on S.A.C, c�arges. Ordinance 9$ ap�roved. Pemtom revis�ons appraved. Cost estirrtate �iven on Glenpaul Avenue. One sign for new Ramada Inn ap;arovec� �- oth�r large roof top sign (6' high lettering) deferre�l to next planning commission rr�eeting. Lindey's rezoning request tabied untif l,indey consufts c�lE residents around steak house on.proposal anc! gets 4Ka Fence approved. for sound abGfiement around air conditianer un�t at Presbyterian Horne on S. 5hore af Lake Johanna. �0 foot garage door unacceptablea Council �o advise Pemtom or� sign viaiafiion at town- nouse unit. Pra�osa� for garage and south fence approved for 313i Shoreline Roa�. Human Rights Commissioner i�o spea;� ai Arci�n Hiils Library 7:30 PM, May 9, "Human Rights - Challenge fo the Su�urbs". Valentine Par[c drainage discussed. Approved hiring o�' 3 sumrner errtployees and purchase of new picicup firc�ck. Parks and Recreation told fio secure additional �ids for Villa�e Hall sii-e irr�provernent and i�icis for fence at Perry Park. Repnrted that money was needed for equipment far tractors, etc. for mowin�. Parks and Recreation Meeting changed �o Aprii 10 insfiear� oF April 24. *�*��**��*:��*** The Seconci Regular Schooi Board Meeting - March 26, 1973 Reporter - Eiaine Shore Marven Rasen, Assistanfi Superintendent, gave a report on the Comm�nity school surv�:y, which wili be used i�o judge t�e needs arn� hopes of thn co:nmunity in regard ta future educatianal decisions. `fhe Board, i.n a� to 2 decision, pa�sedarssolui�ian in regards to the Lori Clepper (MVHS student} appeal, �inding thafi there was enough evidence �o show that Mr..Mayeron (teacher-advisor) acietl within the � Page fhree �he Second Regufar Schooi Board Meeting, co�tinued "scope of his responsibility and authariiy" when he removed irhe student as editor-in-chief of the .Jlounds View Viewer and �h� app�al was daniecl, Richard Clague was authorizec� by �he Board �o go to Washington, D,C. an Apr€f .4th and 5th �o airtend.meetings primarily corscarned with Title I and II! fundie�� and. reIated �ssues. The Board commended fihe MVHS ;�asketball tearri as conference charnpian and for their cansolafiion title in C�ass AA, A report was given on �he progress of the data �rocessing shop �nd the value of in-service computer ed. ar�d instruction. Len Munson s�atec� that th�re was a�reat potential #or the us� of this service in such areo�s as the fGE program, the restructuring of the �t�gewood prograr� anc� the es#a�lishment of pragrams at the new Chippewa .1,�nior Highe The first reguiar school board meeting scheduled for Apri� 9 was postponed until April lfi at MVHS, ]973 SCHOOL ELECTION DATES Tuesday, Apri � 2Q� Monday, Apri l 30 Monday, May �4 1'uesday, May i5 Last ciay �o file for schoo{ board �ast day �o set election precinct bounda� i�s, pol3ing �alaces and ap�ointment of eleci-ion �udges4 Last day for absentae .bai lot Annual School Electian Qay *�**�*��*��**� Pfanning Ca�missivn Meeting - 3 April 1973 W. L. Harmer - Reporter A Public Hearing concerning a special use permit {Case No. 73-10) for Presbyterian Homes to canstruct a fe�ce-type sound barrier met generaily with the approvaf of nearby neighbors who are plpgued by naise from an air-conditioning water tower. If successful, the same neighbors will beRefit from the construcfiion of the fence which is to �e constructed a�alogausly to sound barriers near intersirafe highways in residential sectionso The Planning Commission recomme��ded th�fi the Co�:�ci1 approve the permi� to construct the proposed so��d wa I i o �n another Pub�ic Hearing t�e corr�rr►issian was considering the rezoning r�quest (Case No. 73�71) by Mr. Lindemer, owner of �indey`s Steak House, F�e requested that his property af fhe �!E corner of County Road E anc� Snelling Ave�ue be rezoned from R-1 to R-B. Other than Mr, Lindemer, thase present (rnastly residents living near �indey's) w�sa spoke were opposed to the re�oning. The main opinion was that this could set a precedent for fvrther rezaning elsewhere (or nearby) in the vilfa�,�eo A�'ter the hearin�, th� A[anning Cammission�recommended �hat the Cou:�cil nat approve the rezoning. The third ��E�lic He�ring concerned the requesfi by C. G. Rein Coo for a special use permit (Case No. 73-�3) for a planned unit developmento This �roject involves the construction of an �ffice camplex of three � Pt�ge four Plan�ing Com`.�i5sion Meeting, co:�tinue� interco�ne�te� �.exagor�al buildin,�s on thE SW ca-ner o$ County Road E ancf Lexington Avenue ��n� a s��p�ing cente> just so��th of there with ��-ovision for 7 fio �0 stores inclu�ing �� gro�ery store ant� drug storea Since a water drainage prob.iem wi�l be �ntensified at fihe soJth end of this ared, the co:-nmissian withnefd �heir recommendation until Viilage Engineer Lund studies th� probiems an�� consvfi�s with th deve�op��sa �'he Ramada Inn had sui�mifited numero:.is sign �e�mit appiications App:-oval by th� Counc�[ of a 26 foot 6 inch sign (Permit Nuo 73-93) ta rep�ace the �resent McGuire's sign was recommended by the Pfanning Commission and fihe Ca:�mission disapproved of Permit No,. 73-95 to place a sign on the roaf of the ne,ry mo4el . ' Pemfio�n had submitted two �ign permit ap�lications (Case No� 73-�9)� The Planning �orrt-nission re�omme.i�ed fhat the Co:.i>>cil d�isa s�.rove of signs at the cor��e: af Highr�c�y, 96 an� D and on Haml ina Av�:�ue at the north �a:~ner of the Yemtom property� Roberts Con�truction Co, has ap�iied for building .�ermits to �o�str�:.t a 30,000 and a 64,OOa sqy fto wa�ehouse (Cases No. 73-14 and 15) in the (ndustriai Park, one on Lexington Avenue an� the other on Red Fox Raac�� These pla�s will be,furt�er cansidered at a fuiure rnee�i�g afte.:- �lanner ShEtfer an� Engineer Lur�d assure that all re�ui'red do�u.nen�s have'�een su�mitted� Action was tabfed by the Planning �Commission on th� ap�lication by fihe Baptisfi GEnerpl Conferen�e (Case Noo 73-]7) to �vilc� a propo5ed 4-unit ap�rtme:�t 6uElding fo; missionaries on the Sethel Cpmpus uni-i[ do:�u,�ents re:�uested from Bet�el College and Seminary are r�ceive�� D� Ho Gustafso~� an� Associate�, Inc., a subsidiary of Gold Med��llio�� Co�p� has re�ueste� a speciaf use permit for a planne� unit develop�nent {Cpse No� 73-' SA). [n the area south and east of Vale:�tine Hifls Schoo� jusi south of County Road E2 they arop��se i'o construct 295 town'�ouses and 27 singie fa-nily �tomes� After a brief description ��F the proposal, a Pub�iG Hea�•ir�q was sche�uled for Tuesday, May 7_, s��nw 1973, at 8__PM u ... - �*��***��**�* Did you knowo . � � � �.�.our Crier goes ou� to 348 homes and businesses??????? *�� , �