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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 06-28-1954 153 KIHUTES OF o;;TING VILLAGE uF ARDEN HILLS COUNCIL June 28, 1954 -*- . The regular monthly meetir,g of the Council of the Village of Arden Hills, Minre rota, was held at the Village Hall on lfondq,June 28, 1954. lIeeting called to order at 8:05 P.M. Present: K. R. IlcClung Walter lfack RobeIt Ashbach comprising a quorum of the Council. Absent: B. J. DeLlnge Shirley Indlow Mqor .A8hbach reported that the mimltes cJ: the last meeting were not available. Reading po!ltponed. Ilr. IIack moved, and Mr. McClung seconded the motion, that the reading ot the minutes be dispensed with. IIotion carried. . Mr. Sexton gave a report of the Planning Committee regarding plans on Valentine .Hills .No. 2. Submitted report and reC01lllllllnded no action be taken until project owners had complied with certain recOIIIIII.endations made in report. 1Ir. Kenneth Schacht spjke questioning drainage through Sll"amp area in Valentine Hills No.2. Clerk is to write Hubert F. West, Secretary Ramsey County Plat Commission advising him of action 'We have taken regarding ValentiiJ.e Hills No.2 and ask him llhat action he has taken. Mr. Vie Weber, Chief of Police, spoke on matters relating to the Public Safety COIIIlIIittee. Hamllne AvelUe--Tracks to Highlrq No. 10 needs sign MChildren--Caution, etc.M Mr. Berntson of Forest Lane requests a sign at each end of the street. f Page 2 ,lime 28, 1954 page 154 ~ Latevie.. Terrace-cesspool matter reporbed bT IIr. George Salitros. III'. lIack to see that this matter is corrected. Kll,}'Or Ashbach ~ported activities of the Road Committee: IIll,}'Or Ashbach moved that service road--Arden Place to County Road E. (or Higlnrq 10) be oiled by the state. . 1Ir. Hack seconded. Motion carried. Clerk to write a letter to E. J. JlcOubray, District Engineer, lliDnesota HiglPray DepartmEnt, in accordance with the motion. ~orls Report: Presented survey of Ramsey County covering recOllllllellliations re- garding traffic control in Village of Arden Hills. Clerk to make copy of recOlll1llElndations and send to Council members. Also, report on letter written to Senate Sub Committee Hearing on bill reI U.S. assistance to nn.m:l.cipalities having govel'l1a8l1t plants within borders. Mr. Mack moved building permits inclusive of #143 be approved. IIll,}'Or Ashbach seconded. Motion carried. The clerk is to write to IIlorthem'State8 Power Company regard- ing landscaping of Sllb-station at Higlnrqs 100 and 10. Refer to their letter agreeing to do eo--attention Mr. H. A. KcDaniel. 155 ){inutes of Keeting Page J June 28, 1954 1Ir. )(ack 1IIOved, IIa;yor Ashbach seconded IIlltion,that utter of dog licensing be referred back to Public Safety COlIDI1i.ttee. Motion carried. Leak;y Load Ordinance, SIlggested by 1Ir. )(ack, given to Attorn.,. to be drawn up. . 1Ir. )(ack 1IIOved, III,yor Ashbach secollll.ed, Public Saf'ety Committee study matter of Aircraft Ordinance. Motion carried. Mr. Mack aoved, IIayor Ashbach seconded lIIOt.1on, clerk be required to mail minutes of last previous meeting to Village Council l18111bers and Village Attorney at least tive days in advance of meeting at which they are SIlbject to approval. Motion carried. IllJYllr Ashbach reported that >l.t time Memorial Plaque to IIa10r Cummings was ready for hanging arrangements were to be turned over to League of Women Voters. for .lluitable meaorial ceremonies. A matter concerning eas_ent, as covered in letter of June 2, 1954, from JQlgene A. IIonick, was deferred for possible future action. )(1'. )(ack moved, )(1'. McClung seconded, Claims #432 to 453 be approved. . Mr. MCClung moved that beginning July 1, 1954 the salary of the Village Attorney, Vincent Courtney, be set at $37.50 per month With tha under- standing that he ru:y bill the village at the ellll. of each quarter an additional 8IIOunt for special meetings he is requested to attellll. and for special services he is required to suPPlT the village by request of the Village Council. Mr. Mack seconded. Motion carried. On lIIOtion of Mr. McClung, seconded by 1Ir. Jlack, the meeting was adjourned at 10:50 P.Il. /rc?M~ Ac..t-'.,,'I Clerk ~.(ht/~ qor