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. AGENDA
ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION MEETING
PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING, 1440 W. HWY. 96
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1994, 4:30 P.M.
4:30 PM 1. Call to order/roll call
2. Agenda adoption.
4:30 PM 3. Discussion - Sheehy land donation offer to City.
4:45 PM 4. Update - City Hall and Public Works facility.
- ~~5:00 PM 5. Arden Hills Townhome Association - Surface Water Management Appeal
Hearing.
5:30 PM 6. Informational Meeting - Relating to the 1994 Pavement Maintenance
Improvement project.
6:30 PM 7. Administrator comments.
6:40 PM 8. Council comments.
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7:00 PM 9. Adjourn.
The above times may vary depending upon length of issue discussion.
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Gregory A. Mack, Director
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2015 N. Van Dyke Street Tel: 612,777-1707
RAMSEY COUNTY Maplewood, MN 55109-3796 Fax: 612-777-6519
January 6, 1994
Ms. Dorothy Person
City Administrator
City of Arden Hills
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, Minnesota 55112
RE: Land Exchange - Tony Schmidt County Park
Dear Dorothy:
Ramsey County received a request from the attorney representing
Marjorie O. Ashbach for driveway access to a lot proposed for
subdivision within the city of Arden Hills. We were informed
that the city would not permit the subdivision until access was
clearly identified.
. After reviewing the proposal, Ramsey County staff recommended
that the County Board consider a land exchange that provides
driveway access to the proposed subdivision and results in no
net loss of parkland.
The Ramsey County Horne Rule Charter, section 2.02 (K) empowers
the County Board to undertake this transaction; however, the
County Board must hold a public hearing after first providing
at least twenty (20) days written notice of the hearing date to
the municipality in which the property is located and to all
owners of land within 1,000 feet of the real property.
Enclosed is a copy of the notice of public hearing that is
being sent to all property owners within 1,000 feet of the
property. Please let me know if you have questions regarding
this transaction.
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- Parks and Recreation Department
Gregory A. Mack, Director
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RAMSEY caul'(!'( Maplewood, MN 55109-3796 Fax: 612-777-6519
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners will hold a public
hearing on Feb.uary 1, 1994, 2:00 p.m., Ramsey County
Cv~rth..:,use , p,OO!!! 220, to =c~eive r.ommant on a prop0~ed land
exchange within Tony Schmidt County Park (see attached location
map). As a property owner within 1,000 feet of the property,
you are hereby given notice of the public hearing in accordance
with the provisions of the Ramsey County Home Rule Charter,
Section 2.02 (K) .
Ramsey County is responding to a petition from an adjacent
property owner requesting driveway access to a proposed
residential lot located north of Lake Johanna Boulevard. The
petitioner has agreed to exchange an equal size parcel of land
. that will be incorporated into the park, resulting in no net
loss of parkland. (The petitioner has requested that Ramsey
County exchange Parcel D for Parcel C as shown and legally
described on the attached survey document.) For additional
information about the proposed land exchange, call 777-1707.
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PRESlOENT as~ociation of
David M. Childs me ropolitan
Minnatonka
VICE PResaDENT January 7, municipalities
1994
C<aig R. Rapp
Brooklyn Park TO: Chief Administrative Official and
PAST PRESIDENT Local Contact Officials
Karen Anderson
Minnetonka Enclosed for your reference is a complete set of 1994 AMM
DIRECTORS Legislative Policy as adopted by the membership. It should
Don Ashworth be noted that key issues have been designated by the
Chanhassan membership and Board of Directors as extreme high priority.
8ill Barnhart They are Municipal Revenues, Metropolitan Governance and
Transportation Funding. An explanation of the
Minneapolis content of these areas is as follows.
WilHam Burns
Fridley 1- Municipal Revenues. The AMM has several high
Joan Campbell priority policies which deal with this issue and are
interrelated. This includes continuation of the Local
Minneapolis Government Trust Fund with 2 cent sales tax funding and
Jack Denzer reinstatement of the original programs for distribution
Cottage Grove to cities and counties. The AMM program supports
.gan continued HACA and LGA distributions with growth in the
LGTF to be allncated among the various programs at
their original ratio within the LGTF. The AMM also
Marie Grimm supports reinstatement of the growth distribution
St Paul formula for HACA.
Coral Houle 2. Metropolitan Governance. A major finding of an AMM
BIoominglDn study was that there needs to be an invigorated process
Susan Hoyt by which metropolitan problems can be discussed and
Falcon Heighis solutions implemented on a metropolitan level. The
.Ieny Unk& current governance structure and authority is lacking.
Mounds V'18W Policies in this area include metropolitan agency
reorganization, changes in activities and appointment
Joan Lynch process; election of the Metropolitan Council and
Shakopee issues such as water management, housing and economic
Frank Ongaro development in the metropolitan area.
St Paul
3. Transportation Fundinq. Although the AMM continues to
Jim P,0SS6' support dedicated funding for Highways, the Policy
Richtield emphasis is on a permanent funding source for
Mary Raymond Metropolitan Transit needs. If a statutory answer
Deephaven cannot be enacted then the AMM would suggest a
Etwyn Tinklenberg constitutional dedication of a specific source for
transit or an expansion of the current Gas Tax
Blajne distribution to include transit.
Gene White
t: Lako A copy of the Legislative program has been sent to each
ECUT1VE DIRECTOR state Senator and State Representative as well as each
Vern Peterson
3490 lexinglon avenue norlh, sl. paul, minnesola 55126 (612) 490-3301
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member city chief administrative officer and contact
person. Please inform your council members of the
availability of these policies and discuss the major
issues.
We are urging each city to invite your legislators to
discuss these important issues and how they affect the
residents of your community. Its necessary that all
legislators understand the fiscal and social cost impact of
aid cuts or service cuts on the people they represent if
the LGTF is not fully funded. To assure success in this
year of heightened competition for additional revenues, our
legislators need to hear the message from you, their local
officials.
If you need additional information or more policy copies
please call Vern Peterson or Roger Peterson at 490-3301.
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MINUTES
CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA
WORKSESSION
January 10, 1994
6:00 P.M. - New Brighton City Hall
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Acting Mayor Probst
called to order the city Council worksession at 6:11 p.m.
Present: Councilmembers Beverly Aplikowski, Dale Hicks, and
Paul Malone. Mayor Sather arrived at 6:13 p.m and presided
over the remainder of the meeting. Also present were: city
Accountant, Terry Post; community Planning Coordinator,
Brian Fritsinger; Public Works Superintendent, Dan winkel;
Park & Recreation Director, Cynthia Severtson, City
Administrator, Dorothy Person; and Recording Secretary,
Renee Kaulfuss.
ADOPT AGENDA
. MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Malone, to adopt the January
10, 1994 worksession agenda as submitted. Motion
carried unanimously (5-0) .
REVIEW COMMITTEES/COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS FOR 1994
councilmember Aplikowski and Councilmember Probst have discussed
the possibility of switching their Council Liaison appointments
to the Public Works and Human Rights Committees. Due to
conflicting scheduling, the Wednesday evening Human Rights
Commission meeting is an inconvenient evening meeting for
Councilmember Probst. Councilmember Aplikowski is agreeable to
be the Council Liaison for the Human Rights Commission and
Councilmember Probst is agreeable to be the Council Liaison for
the Public Works Committee.
Mayor Sather was acceptable with this arrangement and added that
if Councilmembers Malone and Hicks would like to switch their
designated appointments to the Finance and Planning Commissions,
this too would be acceptable with him. Discussion followed and
both Councilmembers agreed to remain on their currently appointed
committees.
councilmember Aplikowski stated she would be attending the
January Public Works Committee meeting as she had agenda items
. she was currently working on that she would like to complete.
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Councilmember Aplikowski further stated she would appreciate if
any Councilmember could not attend their appointed Committee
meeting, to inform the other Councilmembers. Mayor Sather
commented that under Council comments any member unable to attend
their designated Committee meeting, should inform the Council at
that time and another member could volunteer to attend the
meeting on their behalf. Mayor Sather further commented that
all Committee meetings are open meetings and anyone is welcome to
attend.
Mayor Sather continued with the appointment of members to the
committees. Mayor Sather appointed Mary Robinson, 1200 Edgewater
Avenue and Rita Lafferty, 1721 crystal Avenue to the Human Rights
Commission.
Councilmember Aplikowski questioned who appoints the Committee
Chairperson? Mayor Sather stated Planning commission and Human
Rights Commission chairpersons are appointed by the Mayor. Other
committee chairpersons are appointed within the committee.
Councilmember Probst commented whether the Council wanted to
continue in this manner with the Committee making the appointment
of the chairperson. Discussion followed. Council concurred to
continue the practice of allowing the various committees to vote .
on their own chairpersons except for the Planning and Human
Rights Commissions.
councilmember Aplikowski commented she would like to receive a
copy of the minutes from the various Commissions/Committees. It
was agreed that staff would provide copies of the minutes to all
Councilmembers.
Councilmember Aplikowski questioned the responsibilities of the
committee members, the committee chairperson, the Council Liaison
and the Staff Liaison, and suggested that a mission statement be
completed for each of the committees. In addition, she suggested
that each committee set goals, and present these goals and the
Mission Statement to the Council with a yearly review.
Mayor Sather stated the committee should approach the Council
liaison with their ideas for work projects.
Councilmember Hicks commented that committee members should be
encouraged, but not required to move to other committees. Moving
to a different committee would broaden their experience, however,
it should not be mandatory. Councilmember Hicks further
commented that it is difficult to get citizen involvement in
volunteering to serve on committees, therefore, we need to
appreciate their commitment to serve on any committee. The .
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individual's interest should take top priority.
Mayor Sather appointed Mary Robinson, 1200 Edgewater Avenue, to
the Park & Recreation Committee, if she so chooses to be
appointed to both committees.
Mayor Sather questioned the need to add members to the Economic
Development committee. councilmember Aplikowski stated it is her
intent to rewrite the resolution to declare a 9 member committee,
in lieu of a 7 member committee, therefore 2 additional members
would be needed.
It was noted that the Planning commission and the Public Works &
Safety Committee do not need any additional appointments at this
time.
Mayor Sather questioned whether a response has been heard from
Joseph Corpstein of the Finance Committee. city Accountant Terry
Post stated he had not heard from Mr. Corpstein, however, he
believes he would be willing to serve on an ad hoc basis.
Mayor Sather appointed Christine Leavitt, 1213 Ingerson Road, to
the Finance Committee. He further noted that the Chairperson
. should be appointed from within the Committee.
Councilmember Aplikowski suggested that the February worksession
agenda could include a "kick off" session with all the
Committee/Commission Chairpersons. A basic message should be
conveyed to the Chairpersons as to responsibilities, roles and
expectations. In turn, the Chairpersons should bring to a
worksession their Committee thoughts on goals and a mission
statement. The Council suggested this be done at different
intervals as not to overwhelm any given worksession.
Councilmember Probst suggested to add item 5c to the January 10,
1994 regular Council agenda to ratify the Committee appointments
and Council Liaison Committee appointment changes. All
concurred.
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 7:16 p.m.
Thomas R. Sather, Mayor Dorothy A. Person, City Administrator
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MINUTES
CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
January 10, 1994
7:30 P.M. - New Brighton City Hall
CALL TO ORDER/ROLL CALL
Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Sather called
to order the City Council meeting at 7:32 p.m. Present:
Councilmembers Beverly Aplikowski, Dale Hicks, Paul Malone,
and Dennis Probst. Also present were: City Accountant, Terry
Post; Community Planning Coordinator, Brian Fritsinger; Public
Works Superintendent, Dan Winkel; Park & Recreation Director,
Cynthia Severtson, City Administrator, Dorothy Person; and
Recording Secretary, Renee Kaulfuss.
ADOPT AGENDA
MOTION: Probst moved, seconded by Aplikowski, to adopt the
January 10, 1994 agenda as revised. Motion carried
unanimously (5-0).
. PUBLIC HEARING - CONTINUANCE OF ASSESSMENT
HEARING REGARDING 1993 ARDEN PLACE
DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
and
PUBLIC HEARING - FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL &
COST ALLOCATION IN THE MATTER OF 1993
ARDEN PLACE DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
Mayor Sather advised the Council that the cost sharing
agreement between Noyed, Bauer, and Bongard and the city has
not been finalized as of this date. Staff will continue to
work with all parties to resolve the issues that remain
outstanding. Mayor Sather commented that since the cost
sharing agreement for the Arden Place private/public
drainage improvement had not yet been finalized, it would be
prudent to continue both public hearings that had been
scheduled to take place this evening. City Administrator
Person informed the Council that all parties continue to work
with the private contractor to find an alternative way to
access the property. The private contractor has agreed to
charge the original price quoted for this project knowing that
access to this property may be changed.
. Mr. Noyed informed the Council that a neighbor, Mr. Hagen who
is located east of the Johnson's property has offered access
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to his property if this would accommodate the need to gain
access to 1553 Arden Place.
MOTION: Probst moved, seconded by Aplikowski, to continue both
the public hearing regarding assessments and the public
hearing regarding the final assessment roll and cost
allocation in the matter of the 1993 Arden Place Drainage
Improvement Project until 7:30 p.m., January 31, 1994.
Motion carried unanimously (5-0).
APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES
Hicks moved, seconded by Malone, to approve the minutes of the
December 27, 1993 Regular Council Meeting, and the January 3,
1994 Special Council Meeting as prepared. Motion carried
unanimously (5-0).
CONSENT CALENDAR
MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Malone, to approve the Consent
Calendar as revised and authorize execution of all
necessary documents contained therein. Motion carried
unanimously (5-0).
a. Approve Resolution #94-09 authorizing execution of .
proxy in favor of certain amendments to the
declaration of trust of the Minnesota Municipal
Money Market fund.
b. Approve List of Claims.
c. Approve Committee/Commission members and liaisons
as amended.
PUBLIC COMMENTS
There were no public comments.
UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS
621 FOUNDATION
GAMBLING PREMISES PERMIT APPLICATION
Ms. Person commented that the 621 Foundation is requesting
approval of their Bingo Hall license application at Pot O'Gold
Bingo Hall. This organization will replace st. Paul Turners
Inc.
Councilmember Probst asked for clarification that approval of
such requests are on a first come, first serve basis. Ms.
Person stated this is correct.
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. MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Aplikowski to approve Resolution
#94-06, permitting a charitable gambling premises permit
to the 621 Foundation to conduct business at the Pot
o I Gold Bingo Hall, in Arden Hills. Motion carried
unanimously (5-0).
LIGHT BRIGADE
GAMBLING PREMISES PERMIT APPLICATION
Ms. Person commented that the Light Brigade is requesting both
the renewal of their gambling premises permit for a Class A
premises permit at Pot O'Gold Bingo Hall in Arden Hills and
their gambling premises permit for a Class B premises permit
at Blue Fox, 3833 Lexington Avenue North, Arden Hills.
Mayor Sather noted that the Light Brigade organization is a
real pleasure to work with. They have made significant
contributions to this community which has allowed for many
items to be purchased for the community. This is the fifth
(5th) straight year that their trade spending dollars have
exceeded $200,000.
MOTION: Probst moved, seconded by Aplikowski to approve
Resolution #94-05, permitting a charitable gambling
premises permit to the Light Brigade to conduct business
. at the Pot 0' Gold Bingo Hall, in Arden Hills i and to
approve Resolution #94-07, permitting a charitable
gambling premises permit to the Light Brigade to conduct
business at the Blue Fox, 3833 Lexington Avenue North,
Arden Hills. Motion carried unanimously (5-0).
CLIMB. INC.
GAMBLING PREMISES PERMIT APPLICATION
Ms. Person commented that Climb, Inc. is requesting approval
of their gambling premises permit for a Class B premises
permit at Big Ten Supper Club, 4703 N. Highway 10, Arden
Hills. She further noted that the Shoreview Arden Hills Lions
Club had previously been approved to conduct business at this
location, however, their lease was not approved by the owner
of the Big Ten Supper Club. This organization will replace
the Shoreview Arden Hills Lions Club.
Ms. Person noted that Climb, Inc. will comply with 50% trade
spending by providing their services to the various schools in
the trade area. This is a non-profit organization and due to
the nature of the business, Climb reports its theatre
presentations as the basis for trade area spending.
Ms. Karen Wirkus representing Climb Inc. explained that this
. organization conducts plays pertaining to social issues such
as low self esteem, violence, handicaps, and various other
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issues. They will also do presentations which include videos
and workbooks. The actors are educators. Ms. Wirkus provided
a brochure outlining many of their functions. Ms. Wirkus
explained that if a school does not have the funding available
for these types of programs, their organization would provide
the service through a "grant" to cover a portion of the fee,
however, the actual costs are shown as an expense.
Councilmember Aplikowski commented that she spoke to some of
the principals in our area, and they are very enthusiastic
about this program.
Discussion followed regarding the concern of this type of
spending being in compliance with the 50% trade area spending.
Council concurred that it is acceptable under the trade area
spending requirement.
MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Aplikowski to approve Resolution
#94-08, permitting a charitable gambling premises permit
to Climb, Inc. to conduct business at Big Ten Supper
Club, 4703 N. Highway 10 in Arden Hills. Motion carried
unanimously (5-0).
Councilmember Hicks questioned whether St. Paul Turners, Inc.
is currently in compliance with the 50% trade area spending .
requirement. Ms. Person stated that currently they are not in
compliance.
MOTION: Hicks moved, seconded by Malone to direct staff to write
a letter to st. Paul Turners, Inc. to request that they
comply with the 50% trade area spending requirement. The
letter should include a proposal as to how to comply
before the end of their contract. Staff should copy this
letter to the Gambling Control Board. Motion carried (5-
0) .
CASE #94-02. THATCHER
CHIROPRACTIC/FIRSTAR
SIGN PERMIT REQUEST
Mr. Fritsinger referred to his memo provided in the packet and
explained that Dr. Thatcher is requesting an identification
sign at 4061 N Lexington Avenue. The Planning commission
supported staff's recommendation to deny the request based on
zoning regulations. Dr. Thatcher is now appealing to the
Council to reconsider the recommendation made by the staff
with the support of the Planning Commission.
Councilmember Hicks asked Dr. Thatcher in what manner does he
currently advertise his business. Dr. Thatcher stated that
the Yellow Pages is his only source of advertising. Dr. .
Thatcher further stated that approximately 10% of his business
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. is from yellow pages advertising, 10% from driving by and 80%
from referrals.
Councilmember Malone questioned whether Dr. Thatcher had
approached Firstar to amend their sign to allow more space for
Dr. Thatcher. Dr. Thatcher stated he had not pursued this
idea.
councilmember Hicks asked Dr. Thatcher if there is any
potential for additional businesses to lease space from
Firstar. Dr. Thatcher stated he would be the only additional
tenant.
Dr. Thatcher commented that he has a 5 year lease with a 3
year option. He further commented that last Friday evening
the Ramsey County Sheriff's Department was called to this
location. The deputy commented he was quite surprised that
there was no signage to direct people to this business.
Dr. Thatcher would appreciate if he could have a directional
sign similar to the one Firstar now has to direct people to
drive into the parking lot of Firstar.
Councilmember Malone stated that Firstar is aware of the
. city's sign ordinance, and it is unfortunate they do not
assist Dr. Thatcher in his need.
Discussion followed and it was agreed that the applicant has
not exhausted all means of obtaining signage at this location.
The applicant was directed to look into other ways to obtain
signage including the possibility of making application for a
SUP or Variance.
MOTION: Malone moved, seconded by Probst to endorse the
administrative decision made by staff to deny the sign
permit application, and to deny the appeal. Motion
carried unanimously. (5-0) .
ADMINISTRATOR COMMENTS:
None noted.
COUNCIL COMMENTS:
Councilmember Hicks informed the Council he will be attending
the Northwest Youth and Family Services board meeting. If the
Council had any concerns that they would like him to address,
let him know.
Councilmember Malone informed the Council he attended the Fire
. Benefit Association meeting this past week. Various board
members were re-elected. The Association is solvent with over
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2 Million in assets. There were no major changes. He further
noted that Mike McKinney conducts a good meeting.
Councilmember Aplikowski commented she attended the Rotary
meeting. The Rotary was informed of the newly formed Economic
Development Committee in Arden Hills. She further noted that
when the subject of TCAPP was introduced, there was great
interest portrayed.
Councilmember Probst noted that he met with representatives
from TCAAP, the National Guard and Commissioner Vento I s office
to discuss the future informational meetings to be held with
public involvement. Further information will be available as
the dates are set for the meetings.
ADJOURN:
MOTION: Aplikowski moved, seconded by Probst, to adjourn the
meeting at 8:06 p.m. Motion carried unanimously (5-0) .
Thomas R. Sather, Mayor Dorothy A. Person, city Administrator
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CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
. MEM:>RANInI
DATE: January 10, 1994
TO: Dorothy Person, City Administrator
p.~J C~ - f3F=
FR!:M: Brian Fritsb1ger, Dan Winkel, Cindy severtson
SUB.JECI' : Sheehy Property
As you knCM, the City received a notice fran Mr. Jarres C. Shacker and
Mr. C.E. Sheehy of an interest to donate approximately 8.57 acres of
property to the City of Arden Hills. Staff has reviewed the letter and
the options available in regards to accepting this donation.
The property consists of primarily Type III and/or Type IV wetland as
defined by the National Wetlands Inventory. The area =ists of a
swarrp/p:JIJd, cat tails and scrub trees. A tennis court was constructed
in 1974/1975 in the SW comer of the property. Permits fran Rice Creek
Watershed and I:epartrrent of Natural Resources were obtained prior to
filling the area to construct the tennis court.
The area has no direct access or linkages with any existing park trails
. or system. Due to its wetland delineation, the area will rrost likely
remain open space. The soil =ditions present on the site make it
highly unlikely that a walking trail could!:e built around the pond.
!my filling of this area w:JUld rrost likely require wetland mitigation at
a 2 to 1 ratio. At !:est, the area could !:e used as a passive open area
for wildlife viewing.
The Sheehy's have stated that the property is unbuildable. They also
have stated that water occasionally flows over and under the tennis
court. This creates a situation of high rraintenance costs on the
courts. If acquired, Parks w:JUld recanrend rerroving the tennis courts
which would !:e an expense to the City. The property is valued at
$11,200 and pays annual taxes of $280.00.
!m estimate to derrolish and rerrove materials was prepared by Dan Winkel.
The tennis court fence w:JUld !:e considered unsal vageable and would need.
to !:e disposed of at a steel carpany. The cost to the City for this
project w:JUld!:e !:etween $1500-2000. (This includes in-kind laJ:or and
equiprent expense.)
There w:JUld !:e no l::enefit to either public w:>rks or Planning/Econanic
I:eveloprent for the City to accept this property. Parks and Recreation
could use the wetland area as passive open space. Should the City
Council decide to accept this donation, it needs to !:e approved by
Resolution and adopted by 2/3 of rrerribers. The resolution should express
all terms in full.
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. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
MI!MlRANDlJM
DATE: January 12, 1994
TO: Dorothy Pe:rson, City Administrator
FRCM: Dan Winkel, Public W:>rks Superintendant i), (,Ai.
SUBJEX::T : Stornt Water Appeal f= Pemtcm Townhares
To date, I have not received any additional info:rnation fran the "South"
Harecr.mers Association for the Pemtan Townhouses regarding the storm
water appeal. In a recent conversation with Jane Larson, who has
represented this group, she indicated that the hareo.vners are still
concemed aJ::out the way the rates were established. It appears the
appeal is based !!'Ore on the density of hares and total land area, rather
than water TIm-off and soil types. Ms. Larson also stated there should
perhaps be a different rate established for each the south and the north
portions of the developrent.
Staff has reviewed the existing assessrrents and had determined that the
fees are appropriate according to the =rent ordinance.
. Staff had also reviewed the storm sewer system located within the
Townhouse Association property. There are detention ponds l=ated on
site that serve as terrporary storage sites. The water flows through
these ponds by a series of storm sewer pipes. It is also the opinion of
staff that 20%' of the storm water :run-off is not retained on the
'I'aNnhouse property. The soil is a hard packed clay causing water to
TIm-off ve:ry quickly and into the storm sewer system or onto adjacent
properties.
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JAN-1:3:-94 THU 15:5:3: KATE HUEBSCH
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HUEBSCH INK
. EFFECTIVE WRITING. CREATIVE ,'.1ARKETING
DT: 1.13.94
TO: Dorothy Person, Denny Probst
FR: Ka.te Huebsch ~
RE: TCAAP Meetings ropasal
STATED MISSION
Ft~om our recent meetings, r understand that the City would
Iik", to better clarify its role and its objectives in
Ilc;quiring a portion of the TCAAP property.
RECOMMENDED STRATEGY
The City can take a leadership role in bringing interested
parties together to encourage discussion and idea sharing.
This will also enable the City to ma.ke its goals for the
TCAAP property known and understood.
This strategy can be accomplished through a plan which
focuses on three key audiences:
. - Arden Hills residents and business/community organizations
- representative-s from environmental groups
- concerned citizens from surrounding areas
B:y making the Cit:y's message known to these three groups, "-
larger audience will take note such as the state government,
the U.S. army and the DNR,
IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
workiniO from the City's idea of . series of three public
involvement meetings, I propose the following three-pronged
action plan:
1 ) The City will hold a meeting (DATE TO BE DETERMINED) fox'
Arden Hills residents<. (The first of three meetings.) Its
purpose will be to answer questions and better define the
City's role in the TCAAP discussions. ViS\lals will be
provided to clearly state the limited portion the City is
seeking for its facilities.
1a) In preparation for this meeting, 1 will write a press
. release and a question/answer article for submission to
the Focus and Bulletin. Thc press release will announce
the first meeting. The article will serve to answer
common misperceptions and clearly state the City's
agenda for the TCAAP property. 1 will also put together
a fact sheet that ean be distributed at the meeting.
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J'AN-1 :::-':;:14 THlI 15:5'7 KATE HUEBSCH 6~ 21;:;2:666';'-;'
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2 ) A second meeting will be held (DATE TO BE DETERMINED). This
lllo()t;ing will t.ll.ke the shape of a moderated forum on the
environment.al issues posed by development of the 'l'CAAP
propert.y.
Instend of speaking on this issue, the City will act as <\
hoS'I', . A facilitator will moderate the invited guest'"
incl."rling reprcsentati.ves from the environmental groups,
TCAAP officio.l.. and othQr interested parties. The gOl;\l is t'J
show the City's objectivit.y with r.,gard to the environmental
i~sue and demonstra~. that the debate is really between the
Ax'my and the concerned groups.
Tlw fncilitator will be responsible for providing a synopsis
of the speA..kers' posit.ions. ( I can then use this information
1:.0 provide press l'oleases to the 10ca1. newspapers. . , this,
. i.n t;he event that reporters don't cover the meeting. )
2a) 1'0 genenl.te interest for this meeting I will Hrite
pross releases for the local neHsp.pers and create
flyers to be handed out at City Hall and the prev i01.1[<
meeting.
3 ) A third meeting will be held (DATE TO BE DETERMINED) for
citi zons from surrounding communi.ii.os (and any other
interested parties). Here, the objective is t.o not only
explain the City's intentions for the shOl't tel'ln, but also
pr()vide details on the cooperative opportunities the nt~N'
facilities offer surrounding communities.
3,,) 'l'o promote this meeti.ng, I ...ill wr.ite press l't~lea::i(:s
for p 1 acem",nt in surrounding community newspapers as
,,'ell as the major papers (Stf.i.r/TriblJne and pr'ess). I
will also write an article describing the cooperative
storage and public works opportunities for plnccment in
t,ile local and major papers.
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WAYS TO MEASUftF: OUTCOMES
The BUeeeSR of our efforts will be evidenced by ~ more
positive perception toward the City's objectives for the
TeA'!"? proper,>ty. While the meetings themselves may even be
poorl,' attended, the articles and information provided to
announce the meetings will serve to get the City's
intentions out to the target audiences.
On the whole.. th,~ Ci ty will be viewed as taking a
r<'''POllsible role in ke.,.ping citizens and other concerned
parties up-to-date on the TCAAP discussions. We will have
made clear that the City's key inte x-est is in the small area
of land needed for new f!\cilities. And we will have
demonstrated that the City is wax-king to bring people
tog"t.he~' i l~ a cooperat i ve spirit to discuss and resolve the
issues~
. As a further benefit of this good-faith effort to share
information, the City will be able to obtain letters of
support for its new facilities from groups such as the
Biatha.lor, Association, POSE and the Minnesota Highway
Patrol.
QUOTI'.
My eosts for implementi.ng the TCAAP Meetings a.re as foU 01'8;
_ coordinate overall details with City staff and moderator
- tirite: and submit press rele,)ses La media
_ write and submit question/answer article to media
- c;r-eate fact sheet (does not include printing/keylining
expenses)
- Cl'eate flyer (does not include printinS/keylining
expenses)
_ w~ite and submit community ~rtic18 to mmdin
TOTAl, COST: $1950
'fIliI NEXT STEP
I will sttbmit rough drafts/revision to you Monday, 1/17 of
. the following:
.,~ press release
- fact. sheet w/ B response device
- f1)'<,.' (announci.ng the second meeting)
- invitation to key parties
- newspaper article (qn8stion and answer format)
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4370 Arden View Court
Arden Hills, MN 55112
January 13, 1994
The Honorable Thomas Sather, Mayor
City of Arden Hills
1450 West Highway 96
Arden Hills, MN 55112-5794
Dear Mayor Sather and members of the City Council:
Thank you for agreeing to hear our appeal of the ordinance
establishing the surface water management fee for the city of
Arden Hills. Dan Winkle suggested that I send materials in
advance of the city council meeting on January 20, 1994. I have
enclosed materials we have prepared for your review. Dan Winkel
has been given an aerial photograph and plat map to aid in the
discussion of this issue.
The Townhouse Villages of Arden Hills and Arden Hills North Homes
Associations include 306 homeowners. We understand the necessity
of efforts to improve the quality of life through management of
. water runoff. However, the relative fairness of the levied fees
among homeowners must be addressed. The fee structure was
developed to establish various rates for each type of zoning
classification according to the estimated amount of runoff
contributed to the collection system. We feel the rate for
townhomes (R-3) is excessive. For example:
1. The charges which are currently being levied in Arden
Hills on single family detached dwellings (R-1)
compared to single family attached dwellings, such as
townhouses (R-3), is high when compared to other
communities. In New Brighton, the same developer of our
town home communities built Windsor Green and Brighton
Square which are classified as R-2. The proposed rate
in this neighboring community is $12.55jacre for
townhomes compared to $32.48jacre for townhomes in
Arden Hills. See the attachment entitled 'utility Cost
Comparison by Community'.
2. Townhome prbperty (R-3) in Arden Hills is charged
$32.48jacre, more than twice the amount charged per
acre for single family and two family dwellings (R-1
and R-2). Based on our estimates, this does not appear
to be proportional to the runoff produced in the
townhouse community. We have calculated the area of
. land covered by buildings and paved area in our
townhouse community as approximately 30% of the total
land area compared to 21% for a similar sized detached
. home on a 1/4 acre lot. While we agree that townhouses
might pay a little more per acre based on these
calculations, we do not believe that paying more than
two times the rate for single family homes is
justified. Please refer to the attachment entitled
'Land Use Information'.
Please review the attached information and call me at 636-7303 if
you have questions or need more information. We appreciate your
efforts in considering this issue in view of the information we
have provided.
Sincerely, ')
J.~M 'jjc1Jc0c'-
Jane Larson
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c: Council Members:
Beverly Aplikowski
Dale Hicks
Paul Malone
Dennis Probst
Dan Winkle
Dorothy Person
. Townhomes committee for fee appeal
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Land Use Information
for Townhouse Villages of Arden Hills
and Arden Hills North Homes Association
. Each home association calculated the amount of area used for
buildings and paved areas. The figures are estimates and the
following is a description of the method of calculation and the
results of calculations. In both associations, the area of
impervious surfaces used in buildings and paved area was
approximately 30% of the total land area.
We have calculated the land use for a moderately sized single
family detached home on a quarter acre, 10,890 square feet, lot
as follows:
Estimated Building Area 1700
Estimated Drivewav & Walk 560
TOTAL 2260 square feet
Percentage of covered area 21%
(2260 / 10890 * 100)
If covered area contributed 100% runoff and open land contributed
0% runoff the townhomes would contribute approximately 30% more
runoff per acre than a single family home using the figures shown
above. Since land area contributes to the runoff, the actual
figure would be less than 30%.
Townhouse Villaqes of Arden Hills Homes Association
. An aerial photograph and plat obtained from the county surveyor's
office was used to determine the percentage of impervious area.
Calculations were made to determine the acreage occupied by
buildings and driveways. These measurements are approximated but
should be reasonably close to actual measurements.
Total land area 34.46 acres
Area occupied by buildings 7.10 acres
Area of blacktop driveways 3.12 acres
These numbers indicate that our buildings and blacktop occupy
about 29.7% of the total acreage (10.22 / 34.46 *100).
Calculations were made by using the land acreage listed on the
plat for five of the seven developed townhome additions. The plat
measurements were used to estimate acreage for the two remaining
additions.
Arden Hills North Homes Association
The Arden Hills North Homes Association occupies approximately 31
acres of land area. Rough measurements and calculations show that
there are about 4.47 acres or 194,850 square feet of blacktop
area. The building area is about 4.92 acres or 214,325 square
feet.
. There is a total of approximately 9.4 acres of land used for
buildings and paved area in the association. The percentage of
impervious area is approximately 30.3% (9.39 / 31 * 100).
. Utility Cost Comparison by Community
Single Townhome Dollar Percent
. Family (per unit) Variance Variance
Bloomington 5.50 2.53 -2.97 -54.00%
Burnsville 3.00 2.40 -0.60 -20.00%
Eagan 5.00 4.00 -1. 00 -20.00%
Fridley 1. 75 1. 75 0.00 0.00%
Lakeville* 2.75 2.62 -0.13 -4.80%
Moundsview 3.96 3.96 0.00 0.00%
New Brighton 3.07 2.72 -0.35 -11.49%
North st. paul** 4.05 7.32 3.27 80.74%
Richfield 7.55 7.55 0.00 0.00%
Rosevil1e** 4.38 7.18 2.80 63.86%
Shakopee 10.33 10.33 0.00 0.00%
Shoreview 4.95 5.25 0.30 6.06%
Vadnais Heights 4.50 4.50 0.00 0.00%
Woodbury 7.50 6.00 -1. 50 -20.00%
. Average 4.88 4.86 -0.01 -0.28%
Arden Hills 3.98 7.03 3.05 76.63%
Quarterly charges are listed for all communities even if yearly
fees were reported. Some communities reported information based
on the square footage of land or by the acre, as indicated below.
* Lakeville charges a rate based on the square footage of
property. For single family homes the land area was
estimated at 0.25 acre or 10,890 square feet. For a
townhouse, we based the calculation on the land area
occupied by homes in Townhouse Villages of Arden Hills and
Arden Hills North Homes Association of 0.21 acres or
approximately 9,146 square feet.
** Roseville, New Brighton and North st. Paul assessed
townhomes by the acre of property as Arden Hills has. For
comparison the rate was calculated based on a density of a
townhome occupying 0.21 acres. The actual charge will vary
depending on the actual density of homes built in the
association. The townhouse properties of Arden Hills are low
density and comparing per acre rates may not be appropriate.
The per acre rate for these cities is:
. Roseville $33.15 / acre
New Brighton $12.55 / acre
North st. Paul $33.81 / acre
The rates for New Brighton are to be submitted to the New
Brighton city council for approval.
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CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
. M8OU\NOOM
ro: Mayor and Counci 1......-rs
FRCM: Dorothy A. Person, city 1Idministrator
DATE: January 14 1994
SUBJECT: 1\dministrator n....oI>nts for 1-20-94 Worksession Meeting
I. Sheehy Land Gift Proposal - staff has completed a preliminary review of
the land. A short report is attached.
II. Review of Planning for Public Involvement - Regarding TCAAP and City
facilities - Attached is a suggested format to use when presenting
updates to the public, including specific interested parties. Your
comments and suggestions are appreciated. Also requested is your
suggestion regarding a date to start. We recomrnerxl to start ASAP, ie.
January 31 = February 7.
A facilitator is suggested for the second meeting. '!his meeting may be
more "lively" than the others, thus a third non-involved party could be
. beneficial in obtainin:J maxi1m.mt input/concerns.
III. st= Water Appeal - The Arden view T=nhame Association has advised
staff that their basis for appeal is a =nparison to other cities'
charges . They also have stated their land is not as dense an area as
others.
Based on =ent ordinance, Dan and engineering have reviewed runoff and
find no basis for the appeal. (See attached memo) .
N. 1994 Pavement Management Plan - Informational meeting - In the last
Council packet you received a listing of the individual properties
affected by this program (this information is based on 1993 data and is
being updated) . Individual notices have been sent to the residents
proposed to be included in the 1994 Pavement Management program
infonning them of the January 20 informational meeting. staff is
planning to have a short outline of the 1994 Pavement Management plan
proposed and an explanation of reconstJ:uctions and assessments. '!here
will be poster boards placed at the meeting, providing information on
each road for citizens to review.
v. Attachments :
1. Ramsey County Parks - notice of Land Exchan:Je - Tony Schmidt Park.
2. AMM - Notice explaning the content of the 1994 AMM legislative
Policy . If you would like to review the policy, please let me
know.
. DAP:rk
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. VI. Misc. :
1.. Also attached is a memo propose to revise the
mechanical fees schedule. Our Heating Contractor has
indicated that this approach would be more consistent
with the norm of the industry. Internally, the public
and staff would see this as more clear with which to
work. Please see memo. If you would like to discuss
further, the worksession might be timely. If
agreeable, approval at the 1-31 worksession is
requested.
2. A possible minor subdivision for a 9 lot single
family minor subdivision is anticipated off Colleen
Ave. (John McClung, owner) At the same time, Parks is
reviewing the formalizing of a trail link at this
location to the trail going south from city Hall.
3. Enclosed is a letter from the County Parks and
Recreation notifying us of a hearing for a land
exchange from the County Tony Schmidt Park for clear
identification of driveway access for one lot of the
Ashbach subdivision which was approved last year. Map
is also enclosed.
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3490 Lexington Avenue North
. St. Paul, MN 55126
League of Minnesota Cities (612) 490-5600
January 18, 1994
TO: Mayors, Managers/Administrators, Clerks
Councilmembers (% city Clerk)
FROM: Chuck Winkelman, President, League of Minnesota cities
Mayor, St. Cloud
SUBJ: Nominations for the 1994 C. C. LUDWIG AWARD and
LEAGUE OF MINNESOTA CITIES LEADERSHIP AWARD
For over 25 years the C. C. Ludwig Award has been presented to
outstanding city officials annually. Established in 1962, the
award honors the late c. c. Ludwig, League Executive Secretary
. from 1935-1958.
Because each year many excellent nominations for both elected and
appointed city officials are received, the C. C. Ludwig Award
Committee recommended to the Board of Directors that separate awards
be established. In 1993, the League of Minnesota Cities Leadership
Award was established to recognize the accomplishments of appointed
city officials, and the C. C. Ludwig Award was designated for elected
city officials. The awards recognize outstanding leadership and the
pursuit of excellence in municipal government, along with unselfish
concern for public welfare.
Nominations are now open and you are encouraged to nominate any
city official meeting the criteria outlined in the attached rules.
Deadline to submit nominations is April 15, 1994.
A panel of judges, consisting of distinguished Minnesotans, will
review all nominations. In order to provide the necessary insight
for the judges, it is important to provide supporting documents as
described in the attached nomination forms. We encourage you to send
all supporting documents in a three-ring notebook. The enclosed
rules and instructions for the awards will provide you with the
necessary information to prepare the nomination forms.
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The awards will be presented at the League's 1994 annual conference
in St. Paul to officials of a member city, who in the opinion of the
judges has the most outstanding record of public service among those
nominated. The judges may present two awards in each category when
the nominees meet the standards of excellence befitting the award.
When two awards are presented, one award must go to an official from
a city of less than 10,000 population.
For further information, please contact Darlyne Lang at the League
office (612) 490-5600.
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. CITY OF ARDEN HILLS
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DATE: January 19, 1994
TO: Mayor and Cotmcil
FRCM: Dorothy Person
SUEJEX::l' : Carmittee Involvement Update
Please review the following Ccmnittee infonnation. It is rreant to be a
reflection of the discussions held earlier. When ccmpleted, it can be
used as a guideline for new and aTITent ccmnittee members.
In order to ccmplete each individual Ccmnittee/Ccmnission's goals and
mission staterrent in a timely l1\3.IlI1er for 1994, the designated Council
Liaison is requested to return the Ccmnittee goals and mission staterrent
(rough draft fonn is acceptable) by the FebruaJ:y 17 Council worksession
for review by Mayor and Council.
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. CITY OF ARDEN HILIS
CITIZEN ~TIEE INFORMATICN
MISSION :
A citizen ccmnittee in Arden Hills is a highly visible and integral part
of citizen representation and participation. The purpose of a Citizen
Advisory Ccmnittee is to act as an independent citizen representative to
advise the City Council in the areas of Ccmnittee involvement and
expertise. The Ccmnittees consist of: Finance, Econcmic Cevelq::ment,
Human Rights, Public Safety and Public Works, Parks and Recreation, and
the Planning Ccmnission.
ROLE AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
A lII3.jor responsibility of each Ccmnittee member is to provide a basis of
ccmnunication to and fran the public to the City Council. In order to
lII3.intain ccmnunications, any Ccmnittee/representatives are encouraged to
attend Council meetings at any time, but at least once a year.
PROJEcr PRIORITIES
Each Ccmnittee identifies projects in the City for that specific
technical area and makes recarrrendations to the Council. The Ccmnittee
is encouraged to initiate independent projects and ideas, adopt a long
range plan, or review needs that have not yet been identified.
Annually, the Council receives reccmrendations fran each Ccmnittee
. showing the past year's accatplish1rents and plans priorities for the
following year. Council reviews and adopts a listing of project
priorities. Priorities can be identified by the Ccmnittee with
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.e O::mnittee Involverrent Update 2 1-19-1994
recarrrendations to the Council, or the Council can also reccmrend
priorities. Requests for p=jects to be addressed can be initiated by
the Ccxrmittee, or by requests frcrn the Council. Staff or general public
requests are made to the Council, who will =ider the request and
forward to the O::mnittee as appropriate.
Many tillES ccmnittees find that it is necessary to inter relate to other
Ccxrmittees who have areas of expertise. Intercrnmunication between
Ccxrmittees is encouraged.
In order to enhance involverrent and ownership of p=jects, the ccmnittee
is encouraged to actively conduct their own research within the
CCIl1TIllI1ity or other ccmnuni.ties. While it rray be necessary to request
assistance frcrn staff, the committee most often investigates and puts
rep::>rts tcgether on their own, with reccmnendations to Council.
STRUCTURE
The Council appoints (per ordinance) the Chai:r:person for the Human
Rights O::mnittee and for the Plarming Ccxrmission. Other Ccxrmittees
appoint their own Chai:r:person. Each Ccmnittee also appoints a Vice
Chair and a Recorder. . City staff can assist in the typing of minutes or
agenda if requested in advance.
CDUNCIL LIAISON
e Each year the Council app:>ints a liaison to each Ccxrmittee. The purp:>se
of this liaison is to provide a cannunication link to the Council of
Ccmnittee activities and a link to the Ccxrmittee frcrn the Council and
its activities. The Council liaison will give Council feedback to the
Ccxrmittee of the general activities of the City as requested, in
addition to infonnation specifically related to the Ccxrmittee.
STAFF
City staff involverrent is to provide provide historical inforrration,
knowledge of alte=tives, sources, and a general background. The staff
is to be independent of the Ccmnittee. It is acceptable that the staff
and committee rray differ in recarrrendations to the Council.
Cll1MUNICATIONS
Copies of O::mnittee minutes will be forwarded through the City office to
Council. O::mnittee llErrU:Jers wishing to have copies of Council minutes
will be forwarded upon a request to the City office.
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE
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1/19/94
(3RD TIIURSDAY 8:00 AM)
CITY HALL
Terry Nagle Mary Miller
Land O'Lakes 3505 Glen Arden Road
400 1 Lexington Ave N Arden Hills MN 55112
Arden Hills MN 55112 633-6987 (H)
481-2271 (IN)
Jerry Moehnke
Tom Giguere Accurate Component Sales
Resistance Tech. Inc. 1463 Bussard Ct.
1260 Red Fox Road Arden Hills MN 55112
Arden Hills MN 55112
636-9770 (W) Arnold Liudberg
3520 Siems Coun
La Verne Freeh Arden Hills MN 55112
1876 Stowe Avenue
Arden Hills MN 55112 Dau McCallum
633-1498 (H) McCallum Transfer
1421 Skiles Lane
Tom Goblirsch Arden Hills MN 55112
Norwest Bank
1220 West County Road E COUNCIL LIAISON:
Arden Hills MN 55112 Beverly Aplikowski
490-2680 (IN) 1742 Gramsie Road
. Steve Freimuth Arden Hills. MN 55112
633-3863 (H)
CPA 633-1264 (IN)
1200 Ingerson Road 633-3087 (fax)
Arden Hills MN 55112
483-D517 (H)
COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT
1994 GOALS
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FINANCE
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1994 FINANCE COMMITTEE
. 1/19/94
(4TH THURSDAY)
CITY HALL
Frances Holmes Carl Rundquist
1804 Venus Avenue 3716 Chatham Court
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
631-1866 (H) 631-9581 (H)
397-4007 (W) 348-4228 (W)
Chuck Kertensotto Thomas Steele
3473 Lake Johanna Blvd 3570 Ridgewood Road
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
631-9444 (H) 631-2347 (H)
349-6603 (W)
349-6129 (FAX) Christine Leavitt
1213 Ingerson Road
Joseph M. Corpstein-Ad Hoc Arden Hills MN 55112
3544 Snelling Avenue North 481-9144 (H)
Arden Hills MN 55112 296-8439 (W)
638-9836 (H)
373-1422 (W) COUNCIL LIAISON:
Paul Malone
Charlotte McNiesh-Ad Hoc 4374 Arden View Court
3447 Siems Court Arden Hills, MN 55112
Arden Hills MN 55112 636-9737 (H)
633-1761 (H) 483-7273 (W)
COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT
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HUMAN RIGHTS
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1/19/94
(2ND WEDNESDAY)
CITY HALL
Barbara Younoszai, Chair Hallie Finucane
1574 Glenhill Rd 1347 Arden View Drive
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
636-8997 (H) 638-9535 (H)
641-2394 ext. 2394 (W)
641-2956 (FAX) Sushila Shah
1435 Bussard Court
Gordon R~ Dean Arden Hills MN 55112
3233 Shoreline Lane 636-9833 (H)
Arden Hills MN 55112 696-6701 (W)
484-6810 (Hl
298-5197 (W) Mary H Robinson
~200 Edgewater Avenue
Ray Conroe Arden Hillst MN 55112
1528 Edgewater Avenue 484-1436 (H)
Arden Hills MN 55112
633-3718 (H) Rita Lafferty
296-6731 (W) 1721 Crystal Avenue
Arden Hills, MN 55112
Shirley Chase
1131 Benton Way COUNCIL LIAISON:
Arden Hills MN 55112 Beverly Aplikowski
484-6768 (H) 1742 Gramsie Road
227-0011 (W) Arden Hills} MN 55112
633-3863 (H)
. 633-1264 (W)
633-3087 (FAX)
COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT
1994 GOALS
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PARK & RECREATION
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1994 PARK & RECREATION COMMISSION
1/19/94
(4111 TUESDAY 7:30 PM)
. CITY HALL
David Sand. Chair Dorothy McClung
1989 Jerrold Avenue 4370 Snelling Ave N
Arden Hills. MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
636-4384 (h) 633-3719 (h)
334-8538 (w) 296-1549 (w)
Mary Gillies Mark Magers
1736 Crystal Avenue 4521 Keithson Drive
Arden Hills, MN 55112 Arden Hills, MN 55112
633-1564 (h) 631-3298 (h)
344-9695 (w)
Bill Guelker 636-9173 (w)
1152 Benton Way
Arden Hills, MN 55112 Megan Ricke
484-6053 (h) 1510 Arden Vista Court
642-0348 (w) Arden Hills, MN 55112
636-2217 (h)
Lynette Kreidler 223-8000 (w)
1518 Arden Vista Court
Arden Hills, MN 55112 COUNCIL LIAISON:
633-7084 (h) Dennis Probst
3395 Lake Johanna Blvd.
Mark Labine Arden Hills, Mn 55112
1887 Beckman Avenue 633-8225 (H)
. Arden Hills, MN 55112 373-6367 ('N)
639-9424 (h)
644-1739 (w)
Mark Literski
1378 Forest Lane
Arden Hills, MN 55112
636-5541 (H)
451-4527 ('N)
COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT
The Arden Hills Parks & Recreation Department is dedicated to serving the people of Arden Hills by providing a
comprehensive, well maintained system of parks, trails, facilities and open spaces, and a balanced, well organized
program of affordable recreational activities.
1994 GOALS
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PLANNING
COMMISSION
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1/19/94
(1ST WEDNESDAY)
NEW BRIGHTON CITY HALL
Marty Rye Scott Petersen
1884 Lake Lane 1525 Glenhill Road
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55U2
635-0757 (H) 636-9078 (H)
772 -7910 (W) 631-2813 (W)
David Carlson Barbara Piotrowski, Vice Chair
3535 Siems Court 3766 Brighton Way
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55U2
636-7417 (H) 631-9600 (H)
788~1669 (W)
Jeanne Winiecki, Chair
Steve Erickson 4471 Old Highway 10
3442 Siems Court Arden Hills MN 55112
Arden Hills MN 55112 633-7706 (H)
633-7964 (h)
COUNCIL LIAISON:
Raymond McGraw Dale Hicks
1427 Bussard Court 3590 N. Snelling Ave.
Arden Hills MN 55U2 Arden Hills MN 55112
636-4329 (H) 631~2246 (H)
625-1796 (W)
625-1268 (FAX)
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1994 GOALS
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PUBLIC WORKS/SAFETY
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(3RD THURSDAY)
PUBLIC WORKS GARAGE
Richard Roessler, Chair Jean Lemberg
1261 Nursery Hills Lane 1401 Skiles Lane
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
633-5261 (H) 636-0463 (H)
374-5800 (W) ext. 2254 482-9313 (W)
Arnold Delger Leslie Reindl
1455 Arden View Drive 1233 Ingerson Road
Arden Hills MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
636-6465 (H) 633-4410 (H)
Richard Fregeau Herbert Tatley
3280 New Brighton Road 4097 N Snelling Avenue
Arden Hills, MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
639-8416 (H) 633~6840 (H)
379-2810 (W)
COUNCIL LIAISON:
Bill Gillies Dennis Probst
1736 Crystal Avenue 3395 Lake Johanna Blvd.
Arden Hills, MN 55112 Arden Hills MN 55112
633-1564 (H) 633-8225 (H)
370-0700 (W)
Leslie Goldsmith 370-1378 (FAX)
1970 Stowe Avenue
Arden Hills MN 55112
. 636-9220 (H)
297-8368 (W)
638-9153 (FAX)
COMMITTEE MISSION STATEMENT
1994 GOALS
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_Office of the County Manager
Terry Schulten, County Manager
~ 250 Court House
~ ]5 West Kellogg Boulevard Tel: 612.266-8000
RAMSEY COUNIY St. Paul, MN 55102 Fax: 612-266-8039
MEMORANDUM
TO: Tom Sather, Mayor of Arden Hills
FROM: Terry SChutten~~
DATE: January 24, 1994 CI
SUBJECT: Ramsey County Board Appointments for 1994
At the annual organizational meeting of the Ramsey County Board of
Commissioners on January 4, 1994, the Board took the following
action:
o Elected Commissioner Hal Norgard Chairman for 1994.
o Elected Commissioner Warren Schaber Vice-Chairman for 1994.
Chairman Norgard appointed members of the Ramsey County Board of
. Commissioners to ~tanding Committees.fo~ 1994, as shown ~n Resol~tion
No. 94-003. Appo~ntment of the Comm~ss~oners to the Reg~onal Ra~l- .
road Authority is shown in Resolution No. 94-004, attached.
Chairman Norgard also appointed members of the Ramsey County Board of
Commissioners to serve on Outside Boards, Committees and Commissions
for 1994, as listed in Resolution No. 94-005.
Board meetings will continue to be held on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m.,
except for the fifth Tuesday of the month. Standing committee
meetings for 1994 are outlined in the enclosed committee schedule.
We would ask that you share this information with your
Councilmembers. Should you have any questions on the enclosed,
please contact my office.
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cc: Dorothy Person, City Administrator
Ramsey County Board of Commissioners
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Minnesota's First Home Rule County
prjnl~'1 nn rft\,..dr.d paper wil~ a minimum of IO%posl-{''flnslmll.~r l'lIltt'!lt
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Resolution
Board ot
!J?amsey Counfy . Commissioners .
Presented 8y Commissioner Finley Date January 4, 1994 ,~o. 94-003
Attention:
Budgeting and Accounting
Department Heads
Page 1 of 2
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RESOLVED, That the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
approves the County Board Standing Committees as listed below; and
Be It Further
RESOLVED, That the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
ratifies the following appointments by the Chair to the following
Committees for the year 1994:
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Ahrens
Finley, Chair
Hunt, Vice-Chair
FINANCE, PERSONNEL & MANAGEMENT
Finley, Vice-Chair .
Schaber, Chair
Wedell
HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS
Ahrens, Chair
Norgard
Thomas, Vice-Chair
LEGISLATIVE
Ahrens
Finley
Hunt, Co-Chair
Norgard
Schaber
Thomas
Wedell, Co-Chair
RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
YEA NAY OTHER
Diane Ahrens .
John Finley - -
- - Hal Norgard. Chairman
Ruby Hunt - -
Hal Norgard - - (Continued)
Warren Schaber
Brenda Thomas - -
By
Dick Wedell - - C~~ ClVtiz. - Caurr.J:1f Bac/r.d
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Resal utian
Board of
. !.J? amsey Co un Iy CommissIoners
Presented By Commissioner Finley Date January 4, 1994 No. 94-003
Attention:
Budgeting and Accounting
Department Heads
Page 2 of 2
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POLICY, LONG-RANGE PLANNING AND INNOVATIONS
Schaber
Thomas, Chair
Wedell, Vice-Chair
PUBLIC WORKS/PARKS & RECREATION
Hunt, Vice-Chair
Schaber
Wedell, Chair
RAMSEY COUNTY FACILITIES COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Ahrens, Chair
Finley
Hunt
. Norgard, Vice-Chair
Schaber
Thomas
Wedell
RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
YEA NAY OTHER
Diane Ahrens X
_ohn Finley -
X Hal Norgard, Chairman
uby Hunt J{ -
Hal Norgard J{ - "~!ffi~
Warren Schaber J{ -
Brenda Thomas J{ -
Dick Wedell J{ -
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Resolution
Board of
:J? amsey Counfy Commissioners .
Presented By Commissioner Finley Date January 4, 1994 I~O. 94-004
Attention:
Budgeting and Accounting
Department Heads
Kathryn DeSpiegelaere, Director, RBA
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WHEREAS, The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners organized a
regional railroad authority pursuant to Minnesota statutes Chapter
398A by Resolution 87-230 in April, 1987; Now, Therefore, Be It
RESOLVED, The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners hereby
appoints the following individuals to serve on the Ramsey County
Regional Railroad Authority for a term of one year commencing
January 4, 1994:
Commissioner Diane Ahrens, Vice-Chair'
Commissioner John Finley, Chair
Commissioner Ruby Hunt, Treasurer
Commissioner Hal Norgard ' .
Commissioner Warren Schaber, Secretary
Commissioner Brenda Thomas
Commissioner Richard Wedell
RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
YEA NAY OTHER
Diane Ahrens -L. .
John Finley -
-L. - Hal Norgard, Chairman
Ruby Hunt X
Hal Norgard - ',y~~
X
Warren Schaber -
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Brenda Thomas X
Dick Wedell -
X iLU. z.,U -? 3oa.'Ul
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Resel utien
Board of
. :J? amsey Counly Commissioners
Presente<:i 8y Commissioner Finlev Date January 4, 1994 No. 94-005
Attention:
Budgeting and Accounting
Department Heads
Page 1 of 2
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RESOLVED, That the Board of Ramsey County Commissioners
ratifies the following appointments by the Chair to serve on
Outside Boards, Committees and Commissions for the year 1994:
ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA COUNTIES
Ahrens
CENTRAL CORRIDOR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Finley, Ahrens-Alternate
CORRECTIONS MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Schaber, Norgard, Hunt
COURT HOUSE/CITY HALL RENOVATION COMMITTEE
. Hunt, Schaber, Norgard
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES BOARD
Thomas, Norgard, Wedell
LAW LIBRARY TRUSTEE
Finley
METRO LRT JOINT POWERS BOARD
Finley, Ahrens-Alternate
METROPOLITAN MOSQUITO CONT. DIST.
Norgard, Wedell, Finley
METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION ADV. BOARD
Wedell
RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF CO~~ISSIONERS
YEA NAY OTHER
Diane Ahrens
.ohn Finley - -
- - Hal Norgard, Chairman
uby Hunt - -
Hal Norgard - - (Continued)
Warren Schaber
Brenda Thomas - -
By
Dick Wedell - - C!t.u.~ Cl.vtR. - CaUJ1.(.Jj Baa.,td
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Resolution
Board of
J?amsey Counly Commissioners .
Presented By Commissioner Finley Oate January 4 , 1994 No. 94-005
Attention:
Budgeting and Accounting
Department Heads
Page 2 of 2
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MINNESOTA LANDMARKS
Ahrens, Wedell
911 EMERGENCY TELEPHONE BOARD
Thomas, Hunt, Ahrens, Norgard
PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL (JTPA)
Norgard, Thomas
RAMSEY COUNTY EXTENSION COMMITTEE
Norgard, Thomas
RAMSEY COUNTY LEAGUE OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
Thomas, wedell
RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY BOARD LIAISON .
Thomas, Wedell-Alternate
RESOURCE RECOVERY PROJECT BOARD
Finley, Norgard, Schaber, Ahrens, Thomas
ST. PAUL CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Norgard
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT COORDINATING BOARD
Finley, Norgard
and Be It Further
RESOLVED, The Board acknowledges the appointment of
Commissioners Ahrens and Hunt to the St. Paul Ramsey Medical Board.'
RAMSEY COUNTY BOARD OF CO~~ISSIONERS
YEA NAY OTHER
Diane Ahrens X .
John Finley X - eal Norgard Ch .
Ruby Hunt X - , a~rman
d.l Norg.rd ,- ~
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Warren Schaber X _
Brenda Thomas X == B'1, ~ _ ~
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1994 COMMITTEE SCHEDULE
. 1ST AND 3RD TUESDAY
8:30 a.m. - HEALTH, HUMAN SERVICES & CORRECTIONS
Ahrens, Chair Room 220
Norgard Large Conference Room
Thomas, Vice-Chair
9:00 a.m. - PUBLIC WORKS/PARKS & RECREATION
Hunt, Vice-Chair Room 220
Schaber Medium Conference Room
Wedell, Chair
10:00 a.m. - POLICY, PLANNING & INNOVATIONS
Schaber Room 220
Thomas, Chair Large Conference Room
Wedell, Vice-Chair
11: 00 a.m. - ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
Finley, Chair Room 220
Hunt, Vice-Chair Large Conference Room
Ahrens
2:00 p.m. - COUNTY BOARD Room 220 Large Conference Room
3:00 p.m. - RAMSEY COUNTY FACILITIES COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Ahrens, Chair Room 220
Norgard, Vice-Chair Large Conference Room
. Finley, Hunt, Schaber, Thomas, wedell
Immediately following Board (when necessary)
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Ahrens Room 220 Large Conference Room
Finley
Hunt, Co-Chair
Norgard
Schaber
Thomas
Wedell, Co-Chair
2ND AND 4TH TUESDAY
9:00 a. m. - FINANCE, PERSONNEL & MANAGEMENT
Schabe r, Chair Room 220
Finley, Vice-Chair Large Conference Room
Wedell
10:30 a.m. - REGIONAL RAILROAD AUTHORITY
Ahrens Room 220
Finley Large Conference Room
Hunt, Norgard, Schaber, Thomas, Wedell
2:00 p.m. - COUNTY BOARD Room 220 Large Conference Room
. 3:00 p.m. - JOINT CH/CH RENOVATION COMMITTEE
Schaber Room 220
Hunt Large Conference Room
Norgard
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