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Home My WebLink AboutTown Crier No.84No. 84 t � �ctober i973 Publfshed by �he Arden Associa�ion T �: � � � � � I ��. . � 1 s A � � . . �� MEET�NGS OF THE COMING MONTH Village Covncil Village Hall - 1�50 W. Highway 96 Mor�day, October 29 - 8 PM Monday, November i2- $ PM Planning Commission �Specia eeti�g to review prelirninary draffi of Compreher�sive Plan *Regular Meeting Viflage Half 7uesday, October 30 - $ PM Thursday, November 8- 8 PM School Board District Service Center-�2959 N. Ham�ine Monday, Octo6er 22 - 7 PM Monday, November T2 - 7 PM **��***��*� �EMEMBER TO VOTE! ! ! � ! Elec�ion Day Polls Oper� CANDIDATES Precincts I a�d !!I Precinct II Mayor `� ' ��i� !� � 7 AM ti I 8 PM Councilmen (2 openings) Vote at Viilage Hal� Vote at Lake .lohanna Elementary Henry J. Crepeau, Jr. (lr�cumbent) William Feyereisen Ron Herrick (Incumbent) .1im Wingert ***x��*�**�� Of pubfic interes�.........CLEARViEW: GUIDANCE FOR THE 70"S..........a series of six informal - serr�inars (far parents, Junior and SEnior High students and teachers) discussing the impact of social change 'on Who We Are anci on established institu#ions such as schools and farnilies. Focusing rnore specifically on the topics of pressures, rights, responsibilities, effective parenting, effective teaching and dr�gs in t�eir socia� co�text. Tuesday, November b Page two. C�EARViEW, continued. ... F The series w�fi include films, smaif group �iscussions, exercises in active listening communication sfcills and vafue cEarification. Place: East Cluster Mounds View High School West Cluster Irondple High Schoal Dates: T ime Beginning Octaber 30 �or six consecufive Tuesdays (excep# Thanksgiving week) 7 ta 9 PM $egin�ing NovemE�er 1 for six consecutive Thursdays (except Thanksgiving) 7�o9PM To Regist�r: Calf the G�i�ance Department of your respective Juniar or Ser�ior High 5choof. Mounds View 633-403i; Irondale 786-5200; Johanna 633-600; �lig€�view 633-81:44; Edgewood 784--9640; Chip�ewa 645-5337. ��*��**�* ARDEN AS$OC iATION officers for the year �973-1974 were elected at the annual meeting/dinner-dance at Paul's Place on September 28. They are Chairman Vice Chairman Secretary Treasurer Membership Chairmarr *�� Dcave �ocey i.iz Bieger Katharine Crichton Carmen Koshiol Mary �ou Schm i tt Talented lyricist �ed Lindbom provided the organization with S�he moving words to LAKE S�NG. Try singing it (with much feeling} to fihe tune of Down By T�e Old Mill Streamo Dor�n by Lake Vaf entine, there for yo� I pine; On Johanna's shore, I just miss you more. And on Josephine, there you'fl be my queen; On Karth and �ound----o�r love we found, -----and don't forget McEac�ron's pand! ��***�**�* Pfanning Commissian Mee�ing - Se�femher 18, i973 Walt Harmer, Reporter Durir�g 1973 the Planning Commission has held one extra meeiing eacf� rrronth fio update the 1966 Compre- hensive Plan {Case No. 77.-50) and to revise ordinances. Pianner Shetler �resenter� a Transportation Plan, recommended fihat nc�turaf drainage areas be protectec_ not affowing their.destruction by developments, and discussed land density divisions (square faot�fot or unifs�acre). 1 � Planning Commission Meeting - October 2, 1973 Page th ree . Walt Harr�er, Reporter A Publ€c Hearing was held concerning a special use permit for a Texaco Statio� in the sau#hwest c�rner \: of the vifl�ge to store and ren't U-Haul �railers (Case No. 73,43). Nearby residents complained.abo�t the poor up-�Ceep of the property. The Carnmission tabled the parmi� reqt�est for thirty days to de#ermine if the area is cf eaned up and to consult the Vi ( lage At�orney on a�egal aspect. Ar�other �'ublic Hearing concerned the preliminary plat approval of Lamet�ti A�dciition (Case No. 73�2). The Eocatian is east of Lake Johanna and west of old Snelfing just narth of Hig�way 51. About f9 unih have been proposed on twa streets with one exit #o Snelling. No decisions or recornmencfations were reached; so the �opic will come up c�t a future meeting. At t�e special meeting on Oc#ober 30 #he completed preliminary draft of the Comprehensive Plan wifl be reviewec! (Case No. 72-50). A Comprehensive Park Plan wiil be incarporafied into fihe Comprehensive Village Plan �CQS� Np, 73-3i}. Parks �irec�or Buckley with some assistance fror� Planner Shetfer has been respor�sible for the por�C plan. Ti�e p�an is set fort� so that adequate park area(s) wi31 be set as�de. The Commissian recommends �he park pfan for ap�rova! to the Council in principie except for the amount of acreage. Acreage (60.� acres} abtained thraugh dedication ar cash purchase from Funds acquired in Iieu of dedicatian was considered sufficient; an additiona� 30 acres to be purchased wifik� general funds was thought unn�cessary. ' Concerning park c3eclicatior�, an omenc3ment to 4rdinance No. 98, Sec�ion 10 (b} was recommended by the Commission to the Cour�cil for fiheir approva�. This concerns cash contributions in lieu of land dedicafion (Case No. 73-29). *�***** Village Counci! Meeting - September 24, 1973 Dave Locey, Reporte� Council approves Dreyfvs special use permit for 156 uniis. D, H. Gustafson application for specia! use perm:t tcblec! until December 31 since continved in�erest in �roject. Council agreed to cons�ruct apron on one driveway at Gale Circle because oF drainage problem caysed by roadwork. Council approved School District 621 perrr�it on broadcasting structure subjecfi to fire chief's approvai. Village budget tentatively apPraved. Announced tha� budget provides for necessary and des+ra�le services wit� no mill rate increase. Anrrounced street light reQues� for Arden View Cour4� and Hamlirre. Roger Reiling new c airman o u�c Warks Cammittee. Request made for new 1-1/2 ton truck for snow plowing, anot�er emp�oyee, and approvd of high school jo� training stuc�ent for Public Works Department. New IigF�ting proposed for Vc�lentine and Perry Parks. Psablic Safety meetings changed to'the fir�t Monday of each month at 7:30 PM. Vill�ge Council Meeting - 4ctober 8, 1973 Dave Locey, Reporter Council amended ordinance 99 appiying to perForman�ce standards to drive-in's and service stafiions. Pemtom"s Adc�i�ion 5 approved. County wanting grode change to Bussarc! Court in case Snelling widened. Council response did not want Snelling widened. Council referred Comprehensive Paric Plan for v'rllage bae�C to Parks $ Recreation Committee. Planning Commission meeting reschedvled to November 8 at 8 pM, Annaurrced Jack Gibbons resigned from Planning Cammission. Water drainage meeting scheduled for 8 PM. on October 25 at Village Hall. S�oreview also wiil be in attendance. Duane Long appointed to Pu�lic Wor[cs Committee. New lighting approved for Valentine Park. "Mrs. Jaycees" commended far slide donation to Sc�npson Parfc. Councif advis:ng North Suburban Day Activities Center of no v�lfage dona�ions unless so�e residents invalvec! irr program. Public Hearing October 1S at St. Paul City Hall on proposed f � 4 pcge four. Village Council Meeting, Octaber 8, continued acquisition of land adjacent to Round Lake. Vi Ilage purchased �ew squacl car. Action recommendec� '�: on incfusfirial park inspecfiion. Re�ail sales license approved for Arden Hills Nursery, 4350 N. Hamline. ######### 7H15 IS fHE �INAL "T�WN C�tIER" far 1972-1973 MEMB�RSHIPS-------piease help out aur Membership Chaifman by responding quicicly if you have not already done so. (ff your dues are already in, p�ease FJtl55 fi�115 �OffT3 Of3 to a neighbor w�o may be interested.) MAI� TO CARMEN KOSHIOL, Treasurer, 1216 Carlton A.venue, St. P�ul 55i12 Enclosed are my $2 membership dues for the Arden Assaciation far the year endEng October 3i, ]9%4. Name Address � � New Mem ers ip � � liiif �! ` Walter B��ger 1b8� W• Co. Rd. �5112 5te Paul� Minn•� BULK RATE U. 5. POSTAGE PA�D St. �aul, Minn. Permit No. 3962 � .