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Home My WebLink AboutCC 03-27-1967 .. .- . '. ". '. MINUTES DF REGULAR COUNCil MEETING Village of Arden Hills Monday - 27 March 1967 - 8:00 p.m. I Call to Order I MeetIng was called to order by Mayor Nethercut at 8:00 P'1' Roll Call Present - Mayor Nethercut, Trustees Hollenhorst, Crepeau, limen and BJorndahl. Absent - None. , Also Present - Village Attorney Vincent P. Courtney, VII lase Treasurer Worth G. Read, Administrative Clerk lorraine Strpmquist and Deputy Clerk Florence M. Honan. i Approval of Minutes I The minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of 15 March 196p were approved as amended. I Valentine lake View Plat -(Case No. 67-2) Public Hearing was held on the preliminary plat which was Dale Hendrickson, which had been reviewed by the Planning Trustee Hollenhorst Informed the Council that the Planning had recommended approval subject to the Village Engineer's the placement of the cul-de-sac to service an adJoining pi since Mr. Henorlckson was not able to obtain consent from Attorney Courtney suggested that Mr. Hendrickson check the ordinance whiCh Is to be considered for final reading tonl resented by ommlsslon. Commission approva I and ce of property, he owner. new platting ht. Trustee BJorndahl moved approval of the preliminary plat 0 Valentine lake View SUbJect to formal approval by the Village Engine r and also a legal Check by the Village Attorney; seconded by Trustee 0 men; motion carrIed. I Business From the Floor None. Starr-Elbner Proposed Plat j Clerk lorralne Stromquist read a sanitary sewer feaslbilit report, dated 27 March 1967, on the proposed five-lot Starr-Elbner plat; lot 5 could be serviced by the existing line along the lakeshore, an exte slon of this line could also serve lots 3 and 4. An additional 400' ex~enslon of thIs line could possibly service Lot 2, depending on soil struc~ure, but would be costly; he did not believe It would be feasible to servllce lot I from the existing sewer line. Included In this letter was the pportlonment of assessments. Attorney Courtney stated his belief that It Is the re- sponsibility of the subdivider to provide sewer facilities. Trustee Hollenhorst recommended that soil tests be taken t see If lot I could ba serviced by cesspool. Trustae BJorndahl suggested setting the date of the public hearing and study the matter In the meantime. Trustee Hollenhorst moved that the public hearing on this plat be set for 24 April 1967 at 8:00 p.m., authorIzed Attorney Courtney to prepare the notice of hearIng and cause Its publication; motion carrled~ Miss Starr Inquired If the adjacent property would still be~zoned single family according to tha proposed new zoning ordinance and w s Informed by Mayor Nethercut that It will remain R-I, but there Is alway the possibil- Ity of a petition for other zoning. REPORT OF ATTORNEY COURTNEY Helman Matter Attorney reported that there are several discrepancies In t the Village purchase of this property. One matter of lmpor connection with the Insurance; therefore, he has Included I the provision that all buildings could be removed after slg except the house and garage - these could also be removed a amount has been paid. e contract for ance Is In the contract Ing the contract ter a specified II bra ry Site Attorney Courtney reported he had talked with Mr. Quayle of the County Attorney's office and he recommended drawing a simple contr ct for the purchase of the library site. Mr. Eastlund, Bethel CollegeiAttorney, belIeves fhe InclusIon of a clause that the contract would *e void If the ~b~ard chose n,ot to buIld on this site,. W,. .1- tu.1 ~ ~ -1- I I I Councfl Meetfng Mfnutes - March 27, 1967 - contfnued Squad Car Bids Attorney Courtney submitted specifications for a new squad car to Trustee Crepeau and Clerk Stromquist. . Trustee Crepeau moved approval of the specifications and publication of the notice of bid opening at 8:00 p.m. on seconded by Trustee Olmen; motIon carried. larnbros Dralnaoe Prolect Council requested Clerk lorralne Stromquist to arrange a meting with Engineers lund and Short, Attorney Courtney, Rosevll Ie Manrger Turnlund and representation from Shorevlew to discuss the financial partIcipation of this proJect. I Red Fox Road Attorney Courtney Informed the Council that he has receIve the forms for tax abatement re Red Fox Road and will have them for t e next Council meeting. thorlzed the April 1967; Plattlna Ordinance - Second and Final Reading Attorney Courtney and Clerk lorralne Stromquist alternated In reading the complete Platting Ordinance. Attorney Courtney noted that there Is no punitive provlsio~ and recommended that this be Included specifying non-conformance as a miSdramor with the penalty being a $100.00 ,fine or 90 days Imprisonment. Clerk lorralne Stromquist noted that the effective date dl with previously passed ordinances; The Councl I recommende changed to have the ordinance effective Immediately after not conform that this be ubllcatlon. .' " Trustee Hollenhorst moved that the Third Reading requlreme t be waived, and approved the Second and Final reading of an ordinance egulatlng the subdivision and platting of land In the Village of Arden Hils, providing for the Installation or guarantee of InstaUatlon of utili les. street pavements and other essential developments by the subdlvld r; providing for the dedication and acceptance of land for publIc use; roviding for the ~mposlng of plat approval fees; prescrlb~ngpenaltles or the violation 0'1 Its provisions and repealing Ordinance No. 59; as amend d, and dlrect,ed Its publication; seconded by Trustee crepea~,;motlon Carrljd. Proposed Zoning Ordinance - First ReadIng "C' " A~torney Courtney read the tl11e of the Ord'linanc:e and po,nled out change,'s ,'In: the rough draft. " He suggested that dr I vi.ltl ns be cons I d red in the ,,'" ".o!:(),n;In;g OrdInance under speC: I a I use perm I t ,irI}lth licensing nder a separate ,,>(),r,d,,-nance. Th I s suggest Ion was approved by}f~li Counc I I . rustee Ho II~in,hors tI,lin)tr;oduced by title ,and approved the First R.iJ:'ad:Jng to the levlsed ordJ.Jj<t'nce '~h,..;e94Iatlng the use of land, the location an~::ctheuse of bu Idlngs andfli. \~.\,,;,air'ra,'ngement of buildings on lots In the VI F!:ilJge :of Arden H 115; adoptln~i ,', ,a_zpn,lng district map;repeellng Inconslsteot, ordInances; nd Imposing' "peila;,I'tles for violation; seconded by TrusteE! BJorndahl; mo Ion carrle,d., Non Conformlno Use Inquiry R()ger Reiling, owner of the triangular piece of property f rmed by NaY{ :'lkJ'gliton Road and lake Johanna Boulevard, stated his conce n regardIng the r\'on,-;conformlnq use of his property on which Is located a P re Of I Station, 'asrnall groclIq' store and dwelling. His primary concern bing the possl- bU Ity of rebuilding or remodeling of the s!!Jructure If par lally destroyed, afldalso the possibility of Pure 011 Co. remodeling his stdtlon. Attorney Courtney Informed him that the amount of damage w IUld determine whether rebuilding would be allowed; the remodeling of the4statlon would have to be first presented to the Planning Commission and ~hen follow the prescribed procedure. No definite commlttment could be ma e regarding t,he property at this time; the decision would be made on the c ndltlons at the time of .ppll~.tlo.. - ^ ,.~ A'r._ Drlve:ln Ordinance - First Reading Attorney Courtney suggested that the portion of the proposed ordinance setting forth conditions relating to the sIte and locat!on be Incorpo:ated In the proposed zoning ordinance under Special Use Permits; the Councl I ag reed. -~ J Council Meeting Minutes continued _ Trustee Crepeau Introduced by title and gave the first reading to an ordinance regulating and licensing the operation of drive-In restaurants or businesses within the Village of Arden Hills and providing penalties for violation thereof; seconded by Trustee Hollenhorst; motion carried. Council requested Clerk lorralne Stromquist to contact other VIllages regarding license fees for drive-Ins. Pedestrian Trail Ordinance - First Reading Trustee BJorndahl introduced by title and approved the First Reading of an ordinance designating the pedestrian trail, prohibiting motorized travel thereon with certain exceptions, providing for the posting of warning signs thereon, and providing penalties for violation thereof; seconded by Trustee Olmen; motIon carried. ... Clerk requested to send Attorney Courtney a map showing the pedestrian tra II. REPORT OF ENGINEER lUND (Given by Clerk lorralne Stromquist) Gray Fox Road and Dunlap Streets Clerk Lorraine Stromquist read a letter drafted by Engineer lund to be sent to Roberts Development Co. and the IndustrIes located In the Industrial Pa~k about the status of the above-named streets. The Village had author- Ized snow removal on these streets, but because they do not meet the required standards the Village has not accepted them. There Is a drainage problem at the IntersectIon of these two streets which Is making vehicle traffic difficult; complaints from the businesses have been received at the V I I I age ffa I I . Clerk was requested to send this letter to Roberts Development Company and copies to the businesses In the Twin CIty IndustrIal Park. REPORT OF TRUSTEE HOllENHORST None. REPORT OF TRUSTEE CREPEAU WarmlnQ House Vandalism Trustee Crepeau reported that the warmlnQ house at the lake Johanna rink has been used for partIes, etc. and requested ~haT ~he building be locked or removed. Fred Nixon reported that locks nave tuan broken to gain en- trance, but he will now nail the openings closed, as It Is Impossible to move it at this time. VlllaQe SiQns Trustee Crepeau Informed the Council that a survey has been made of the Village re need for signs. He submitted a list of locations where 17 radar signs and Village entrance Signs are needed. Roger Reiling, member of the Arden Hills Jaycees, Informally Informed the Council that this or- ganization has been consIdering placing welcome signs at entrances of the Village. Trustee Crepeau moved that the 17 radar signs be ordered and Installed and delay the ordering of the entrance signs pending further word from .the Jaycees; seconded by Trustee Hollenhorst; motion carried. REPORT OF TRUSTEE BJORNDAHl Recreat I on Comm I ttee,f;irllda--hl Trustee lie I I .,~t reported that this Committee recommended a study of the Oak Wilt and Dutch Elm diseases In Arden Hills. He has contacted Dr. French, University of Minnesota, who Informed him that In North Oaks they sent a survey group out who marked the diseased trees for disposition; this would involve some expense to the Village and would also necessitate an ordinance for enforcement. The North Oaks proJect for the survey and tree marking cost approximately $1.00 a lot. By removing the diseased oak tree and treating the soli, Oak Wilt can be controlled. The Village would be responsible for trees on Village property and Individual owners on private property. One problem to anticipate Is that some people may not be financially able to have the diseased trees removed. -3- Counci I Meeting Minutes - March 27, 1967 - continued Trustee Hollenhorst Informed the Council that the disease Is prevalent in his area and suggested a public informational meeting wIth Or. French; Trustee Crepeau expressed the same feeling. The Council requested the Committee to continue the Study and requested the Clerk to contact Dr. French. . Or. BJorndahl suggested publication of the sUbJect. lake Josephine DralnaQe Ditch Trustee BJorndahl requested the Council to check the drainage ditch at Ingerson Road and Fernwood Avenue leading to lake Josephine. He Informed the Council that the ditch contains about 8' of swift water which is a safety and health hazard as It Is full of debris. This ditch Is about 300 feet long from the road to the lake. the land on either side Is owned by the Josephine lake Improvement Association. Trustee Olmen stated that a few years ago the Association had requested the dredging of the ditch to enable them to use this ditch for launching their boats; they definitely did not want a culvert placed here as the County offered to do. Therefore, this ditch was dredged as the association wished. Referred to Clerk to arrange a meeting with Englnaer lund, Trustees Olmen and BJorndahl, and a representative from Ramsey County. Trustee BJorn- dahl requested this meeting be held soon as the urgency Is now. REPORT OF TRUSTEE OlMEN None. REPORT OF MAYOR NETHERCUT Assessor's MeetlnQ. Mayor requested the Clerk to notify Hans Prechtel, Assistant County Assessor for Arden Hills, of a meeting to be held Wednesday, April 12 In the County Board room arranged by Mr. Welhaven. United Nations' Day Material from the U. N. Committee was referred to Clerk lorralne Stromquist. St. Paul Fire Department A letter from St. Paul regarding their Fire Department procedure was referred to Trustee Crepeau. REPORT OF ADMINISTRATIVE CLERK lORRAINE STROMQUIST Proposed Re-ZonlnQ Objection Copies of a letter, dated 17 March 1967, from Attorney Donald C. lentsch were given to members of the Council, and sent to Attorney Courtney, larry Brodie and Carl Dale. This latter expressed disapproval of rezoning from Commercial to Residential the property on the northwest corner of New Brighton Road and County Road D. Trustee Crepeau moved, seconded by Trus- tee Hollenhorst, that this letter be entered into the minutes; ; motion carried. County Road F and Fernwood llQhtfnQ Clerk Informed the Council that Ramsey County Engineer Deane Anklan had _ailed and stated that the installation of a light at County Road F and ernwood Avenue is now with the Northern States Power Company who will Install It as soon as they can provide the proper service. license Application Trustee Crepeau moved approval of issuance of cigarette licenses for Honeywell BuIldings 103 and 502 to the Canteen Company of Minnesota, Inc., subject to Inspection by the Health Officer and the Police Department; seconded by Trustee BJorndahl; motion carried. Approval of Bonds Trustee Crepeau moved the approval of bonds in the amount of $1,000.00 for the Clerk and Treasurer and $500.00 for JustIce of the Peace Pomerenke, and the Increasing of these amounts to be reconsidered by the Finance Committee; seconded by Trustee Olmen; motion carried. -4- " .j ,. (.:: .. ;:\. ,.'-' ,. " , t ~',- ! I T i] j "" J 'l'Je~ r S :.Ir? l'r' 1.. I r'{' ;''"'''lrl~.~~ :::,~,'~'_":'::..J._~-..:'-.~:.....-:..2.--2!-!....:..'.:-:_'::.:.~ ~. Cl(J;'i.;. StrOf!lql)js"!" lnl-Ci"ITiod t;lO -::r.\U~'i~;!! "r:I(':"( ." ;'(;.oO~ ii1~J has been arr'a:ngc6 f (, r' :$ ( I-.i c; f' c r 1';: 6." 2~ .: "7 ~ 1:) !-> ~ :-I~ Q (: -; .; h ,'3 ViI { ~ J u H a f i > R e p : e 5 e n tat i ve s fr'om 1"I'iO In:;':UI&anCt:3 ,;lgencias \r,lf I f ;Ji'esor.-r th3I," prog;-an:s~ Eight employa~s aro in"'h3res1"zd in tl:js \nsurancG, C'3rk invited tho Councl! to a.~'tend. Lic3~150 Vio'atlons Cier!~infcr'med thO' Counc~ I -d1a-;' .(:J6' f'-,lllc;,\ij i1q e~~~.ijo! I s.h,"~Gn'fs have not a~pf ;ed for : jcen~es: . Tt3XDCC St~'~Ion - County RODJ E r hi' lip 5 S'ie, t 1(;11 -. H i 9 h w",' (; I, '10 C;g5rQt1~ and Soft Drink ClgarRtte, Soft Orlnk & Cafe (cof~8e 4 tlo7 choco~ate vend~nq m::.'iC;j; ;10~'. ~ Coun~ii au1-i)orized the Cler~ to r0q~:e3t the Pol Ice Department to clleck tt'is ;i'CiTter.. Office Equipment Trus+ze Ho II (l.'li':crsi" moved appro"s of "[h..... pUfchi'se of a new ,jup Ii catl og mEichir.o for the Vii~age ne!!" with cOi":slder;:ltioF o-} -;'he pt:rchase o'F a m6sto~ ffi5k6r at a futuro d~Te: s~~u~d~ti by 1"rusice Crepeau; motlon carried C! a 111-:~ 7r~U!31"f-~. Hel 'silhor~~"t mOr'od epP("O'."ala"f lh(: pDymsL (' of ~Jdlm'5 as p~e~)eil~;.ecl and a1'tached; secondod bV '-rt/3tee BJG~rd~hl; i10 IO~ carr.ied. p', ("~..2._~.L!! me Ii 1, MS!1Ying adjourned a1 I! :35 9..:0. 1f~~\-..__!!2- :cz.._... RODi:i;' -I E ~ ~'D'(fl(-J~t~. !'vi,: ror ~_....._.-.--_..._--~.-- .._---_._-~._._- .-.-- ~J'~; t- j";:: 'j I j 0-:' ~:. .';" r 0:11:1 ,J : s -i- ;;(':J:r!~str2' .-~l C-1ork . ,-..') /I ~ ?~ FUND Che<::!<. 1l.1 Il 3386 n n 3388 n n n .. 3389 n . .3399 3391 " " 3392 .3393 3394 " .3395 3396 3397 3399 3400 3402 3403 3404 3405 " 3406 " 3407 3408 " 3410 :'411 341 ; 34i: 34,14 f; I' " 3415 3416 " " " " " 3417 3418 ~IJ. . ~4 3387 3421 n 3f,.i2 3423 3434 t~ D J S8URS!.:!AEIHS 'fHROUGH 1\'1Pd\CH 3:.. 1967: t.~~Oi..;t.-;. Name _No. "",,-~"---_.- -- " Fred Nixon .. " Northern states Power Ca. n " n " 422,29 423029 474,5 409,22 409,221 426,22 '.' 474~5 4 t 1.20 :I ., Northwestern Bel I Tal. Ca. " " n Standard Dyplicator; Miller Davis " 409,20 407,30 407.30 iI " /fO "f, :1;L- 407.30 407.30 4.07.30 409,52 407.41 409.22 403.292 Sigurd Bertelscr, P.M. Midway Office ?;Jpply Co.. ;<ee Lox Manuf,.::turlng Ce. " Wm. Ii. .Hit; Agency Home Gas Cr. Ed Salvor',) Kern Mi j I !ng Co. Vlctor :I"bor Minn. /iSCUO & First AldAss"l Rose ';,r t'/ash Moto;-d6, Jnc. Pur., 01 I Co. l? .f.;.98 0 411.10 401.23 4 f l ,,24 411.241 II! I .24 4; J 033 Ij 11.24 II i 1.33 411.33 41 t. 24 411.33 411.24 411.43 (. ; ~ .5"f 4 i 1.54 409.25 4 II .54 423.29 47405 411.54 409,221 " Ph I I Ips Petroleum Co. " :'i'andard 011 Co. lexw::,j, I nc, fl Emergency Vehicle Supply Tr~ COUllty Law Enfo As~~n Advrnce Stemp Works, Inc. Ran..Jley Printing Sd. ittl.l Hard~lal'e " " " Untforms Un!!mi-;-ad Ho~ 3 0 j I Co. " it g " " to !, " H ,rden Lumb~H' Mart JttD Richter Feeds Coast to Coast StOG3~ Ramsay County Traasr,rer Allen,Courtroey & Sal!and Trustees Gelle Pal~oy r. 422.29 423.29 409.25 426.22 n4.50 Food""own lorraine Stromqul"t Fred Nixon " 41 :~54 409.-:5 407",2:' 407.23 422.29 423.29 Inc.40S.13.;L- 3433 Midwest Planning I ~esearch, 3385, 3398, 3409 Void an.oi(.:t; _.Noo. .j\mount. Truck Rental 4.00 2/i5-2/28/671310.00 " 24.00 1450 12.88 3242 5.49 3328 5.54 0000 24.11 1350 56.71 3VM 151 4.50 633 6711 _~6.35 63" 5676 5.85 " 9<\.05 Sal";:> Developer 6520,0 4,20 65201.'1 2,00 6510~~ 88.92 P05te'Q 6689 loner i paper 29.\8 Copler 445.~O GA IIOi.)94 E 4126(' Feb..Eb~t. Insp. Fee Hefund <,,) 519i1 l'lar (,11" ill low .\, &l:p. rraui,H 1'/0rkshop ni!b. Gar nlsh 13a I "f Coni,at.:t(i-o:'/ll Rep~lrs 1~6.77 Gas ~:!6 077 R~p~lr 18.95 (".5 6'~.27 '~as Repa~\~ 20~OO Gas 45.'0 t'5 f 7)".t; _. Dues ~/1!o7-2!1/6b "1526 6'/-380 24 23, 29 25 27 24609 5121 5179 195 6.25 23.40 11),29 16.57 ;} 17 451 %7 10211 I 2 I 5 "lop 13 1799 Helman 2(;.31 2'1.40 1(;.90 14,99 25.14 23.23 P rOp6.itty FIla bins 36.00 R~r tile 10.00 COl;ncll coffa" Rlimb. RClM mtg, Truck Rent 12.00 311-3/14/67 336,00 i'i..~r.ch fee TOTAL FUND NO. 40 TOTai Amount ~-----"='-; 1,338.00 104.79 140.75 ! 1.25 95.12 40.00 10.39 474.68 828.00 122. i 0 88.00 10.00 75.00 30.00 15.00 23. iO 393.54 81,22 86.36 65.40 5.15 10.00 4.00 35.00 62.51 14.05 135.97 1.98 7QOO i.38 \ -, 51 95CO.,l) 46.00 10,00 4.01 348.00 200.,00 $ 14,435.32 Page T'.1O Disbursemen"j"s ~l.hrough ~lar'ch 3!, 1961: SEWER MAiNTENANCE NO. 80 Check No. Name .~- Account lncolce Total No. No. ~mount Amount 80-4842. 1 ! Truck Rent 2/15-2/28/67 94.00 eO-f,842.22 1335 66.23 ;~ 1518 38. I ! " 1939 1.00 " 3168 9.45 " 3196 12.57 II 3230 12.95 " 3484 7.31 " 3495 58.07 j;j' 3680 98.90 304.59 80-484.2.22 3SC532 17.50 II 3SC523 15.00 " 3SC534 15.00 " 3SC535 15.00 If 3SC536 15.00 " 3SC537 15.00 " 3SC538 15.00 " 3SC539 15.00 " 3SC540 !5.00 " 3SC541 27.09 164.59 80-4842. I 1 35 77.26 80-4843.3 49374 9.38 80-C642. I I Check valva 8.95 80-4842. II 26678 180.10 n 26645 16.00 196.10 80""4842. I ! 20786 28.98 80-4842./1 4Q-66 339.90 80-4842.11 ll"uck 3/1-3/14/67 146.00 TOTPIL FUND r"Jo,. 80 $~T,369. 1"1 3386 Fred Nixon 3388 Northern States Power Co. u it " " " . '! .. 3389 " n " II " " If " " 3414 3425 3419 3426 " 3428 3429 3434 3424, " " " " .. tf II Northwestern Bell Tei. Co. n .. " H " " n " " Schutte Hardware Ell iott Business M~chines Coast to Coast Stores Fadden Pump Co. " Waldor Pump & Equip. Co. Village of Roseville Fred Ni)(on 3427 Void "--"".-.---..-. c t.!:.Lh_.lls F HL:LE. L! H" 0 2!..9~3 0 9 3386 3389 343Q 3431 3432 " 3415 Northern States Poner Co. Northwestern Be~ I Tel. Co. Rosevil Ie Animal Hospital Otto Richter Feeds Plaza Pet Shop " 415.39 3525, 1275 2.00 415.39 C40Do 5.00 4- t 5 ~ 39 Feb. dog care 17.90 4i5~39 Doc food 4.95 "' 415.39 434889 12.98 " 434886. 2.34 15.32 415.39 24555 i3.90 TOTAL FUND NO. 209 59.07 Uniforms Unlimited SPECIi\l FUNDS 1605 ~606 1604 . Rosetown Sanitation Northwestern Nat'i Bank of Mpls. 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