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Home My WebLink AboutCC 01-26-1970 .. ~ ...... - -- MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCiL MEETiNG VILLAGE OF ARDEN H.LLS Monday - January 26, 1970 - 8:00 p.m, Ca il to Order The meeting was cal led to order by Mayor Henry Crepeau, Jr. at 8:00 p.m. Roll Cal I Present: Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr., Councilmen Stanley Olmen, E. Gray Henderson and Ronald Herrick Absent: Councl !man John Hollenhorst Also present: Cierk Adminlstrato," Lorraine Stromquist, Attorney Vincent P. Courtney, Engineer Oonald Lund, Treasurer Worth G, Read (9:55 p.m.>, Building Inspector Clay Kelley, Public Works Supervisor Everett Beecher, Lighting Committee represe9yatlve Larry Brodie, and Assistant C1erk, Administration Dorothy Zehm Approval of Minutes The minutes of the Regular Counci ~ ~Ieeting of January 12, 1970 were approved as presented. Village Street Lighting Committee Report Mr. Larry Brodie advised the Counci I that the Street Lighting Com- mittee recommends that 88 lights be instal led at Intersectlomas designated on the map previously submitted; the light recommended Is "Bethel 100" made by Sterner lighting, He said the Committee determined the need for fight~ng at the 88 locations to provide pedestrIan and vehicu~ar safety, after meeting with members of the Public Safety Committee and Lieutenant J. Patrick Sexton of the Village Police Department. Mr, Brod~e explained that Northern States Power Company is pre- paring a layout and monthly cost proposal for the Vi 11age, using the Bethei ~OO lighting fixture and underground cable. The pro- posal wi II be a lease system probably renewable every 5 years. It was moved by Councilman Henderson that the Council approve the instal!atlon of street lighting at the 88 locations, as recommend- ed by the Street Lighting Commltte~. pending receipt and acceptance of the lease proposa i bel n9 prepared by Northern STates Powe'r Company; seconde~ by Councilman Olmen; carried unanimously. It was agreed by the Counci I that the previously authorized lighting installed at A~ble Road be defiayed pending the Northern States Power Company report. BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR IiIl' '":.",.- The question of outdoor c,urning in Arden Hi lis was posed. Mayor Crepeau ~dvised that a Committee has ~een established to study the new state legislation; I meeting has been held and a report to the Council wi!1 probably be submitted at the next Council meeting; a report from Attorney Courtney citing the Vi Ilage's responsi- bility and time limitations in providing adequate facilities to effect the required legislation, has also been requested, REPORT OF ATTORNEY VINCENT P. COURTNEY Ordinance LicensinQ Service Stations Attorney Courtney advised the Counci e that recommendations from the Planning Commission have been incorporated In the ordinance draft. He read the portions which had been re-drafted. After dJscussion and upon Attorney Courtney's recommendation it was determined that I) Section 4, Special Use Permit Regulrements be included in the amendment to The Zoning Ordinance ( rdlnance 99 Section 3D, 17) and defeted from the Service Station Ordinance; 2) that Attorney Courtney include in his re-draft of the ordinance the thoughts expressed by the Councl I for limiting the number of stations; 3) that the ordinance be re-referred to the Planning CommiSSion for recommendations on Section 6 (g & h) to determine: ,~. - .- , . Regula, Counci I Meeting Minutes ,.2- January 26, 1970 (!) the types and location of outdoor storage to be permitted; (2) that existing stations can comply with the requirements and (3) a reasonable basis for limiting number of stations In the V i II age. Zoning Ordinance Amendment It was moved by Counci lman Henderson that the rules be waived and AN ORD!NANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 99, THE ZOniNG ORDINANCE, TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS REGARDING SERVICE STATIONS be given a Second and Final Reading, seconded by Councllman Herrick; carried unanimouSly. Clerk Administrator was requested to publish the Ordinance. Acquisition of Tax Forfeited Land Attorney Courtney advised that tax forfeited land may be acquired in 2 ways: I.J PurChased - no land use designation necessary 2.> Free of charge - land use designation must be approved by land commissioner, and if use Is changed, approval of change must be obta I ned. Clerk Administrator was requested to send the lega! description of the land parcels desired to be acquired by the Village, to Attorney Courtney. Attorney Courtney was requested to prepare the necessary resolutions for approval at the next Council meeting; the land use on all 3 parcels is to be designated for park purposes. New Brighton - Arden Hills Proposed Land Trade Attorney Courtney advised that he met with the Vi Ilage Attorney for New B~ighton and they have arrived at a basic agreement on the legal points involved. Written reports from the respective attorneys to their vi Ilages are being prepared. Attorney Courtney's map, indicated the areas involved In the trade, was clarified. A letter from New Brighton, requesting that no building permits in the land trade areas be issued unti I there is a resolution on the land exchange, was discussed. Attorney Courtney, was requested to write to the attorney for Naw Brighton regarding a suggested agreement with Arden Hills, indicating a deadline such as "until further notice is given by either Village". Water Main Easement - Helman Property Attorney Courtney advised the Counci f of a letter from Attorney Salland stating that a water easement is not needed through the Helman property because It is now vi Ilage-owned land. Attorney Courtney was requested to review the Contract for Deed to verify the need of obtaining the required easement. Attorney Courtney was asked to provide the Clerk Administrator with a copy of Attorney Salland's letter. Extension of Water Main, Improvement 68-2. along Hudson Avenue Attorney Salland's letter regarding the extension of the 68-2 water main to serve properties on Hudson Avenue was reviewed by Attorney Courtney as well as a proposed Setter to the residents, drafted by Attorney Salland. The Council, after determining that only a few properties would be served by the extension of this watermain, required that the letter be sent to the residents to determine their desire for water service. League of Women Voters Handboo~ Mayor Crepeau advised that the Arden Hi lis League of Women Voters has prepared a Handbook to bo delivered to aift homes in the Village, and to be used to provide pertinent Village Information to other Interested persons. The League requested that the Village help subsidi~e the $450.00 total cost of publication, by paying $200.00. Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist advised the Council that the Handbooks, published in 1964, have been utlii~ed by the Village office In answering Inquiries about the Village and are kept on a current basis by the annual insertion of a VI liage ~oning map and information card. . . Regutar Counei I Meeting Minutes -3- January 26, 1970 Attorney Courtney was requested to determine if Vi llage funds can be allocated for this purpose, advising the Counc! I at the next meeting. Mr. Bill Benzick sugges'red, 'fhat the League might request assistance from other Vi I lage organizations as well. Housing Le~islation Mayor Crepeau advised the Councl I of an article in the Minneapolis Star regarding pending legislation to provide low cost housing in areas where it has previously been forbidden, Clerk Administrator was requested to provide copies of the article for members of the Human Rights and Planning Commissions. REPORT OF ENGINEER DONALD LUND Minnesota Department of Health - Municipal Water Repoct Engineer Don Lund reviewed the report submitted by the Minnesota Department of Health, dated June 18, ~969, the following recom- mendations ware made: t. Existing plumbIng, not presently in accordance with the Minnesota Plumbing Code, should be brought up to standard. 2. Routine water samples should be tested to insure safe bacteria content in the system. 3. Maintenance of 0.5 mg/litar of chlorine residual; requesting that St. Paul increase the dosage if it drops below. 4. Encourage personnel to attend the annual water works school in Minneapolis. The -Vi I lage w8'rer sysTem, was rated at 93 pol nts, based on a pos- sible 100 points; a copy 6f the report was submitted to the Vi 1"lage and the Clerk Administrator was requested to make copies for Counci Iman Olmen and Public Works Supervisor Everett Beecher. Lift Station Heating System - Sanitary Sewer Improvements 12 and 13 Engineer Lund advised that a request to waive inspection fees for installation of heating and venti lating at the lift station has been received. He advised that Banister Engineering Company will inspect the installations and recommends the fees be waived. The Council ~pproved the waiver of these fees, requesting a rebate if the fees are not waived in the specifications. Engineer Lund was requested to reviow the specifications and advise the Counci i. Sanitary Sewer ImQL?vements 12 and '3 - Proposed ChanQos Engineer Lund preseoted 3-proposed sewer alignment revisions In Sanitary Sewer Improvements 12 and 13 (attached). The first change tncreases the length of sewer line ,from g,255 feet to 1,765, an Increase in cost of ap~roximDtely $8,000.00. This change, he advised, will more adequately service the Village-owned park and Municipal Center area as well as the other property owners Involved and wi II probably result in a great reduction in easement costs. The second change would result In an increased length from 810 feet to 1,440 teet, increasing the cost about $3,000.00 which would presumably match the easement cost of the original plan. The third change would result In a reduction in cost of over $3,000.00, as the nlsu!t of <Jvoiding some pi ling. The areas were designated on a map and submitted to the Vlllage. Engineer Lund recommended that Counc! I approve the changes. It was moved by Councilman Ronald Herrick that change No.2 be approved and that the proposed easements be propared and the new routing be author- ized If the easam.n~s can be obtained as described; seconded by Councilman Hendorson; carried unanimously, ~l1ald and Associates - Estimate No. !. Project i. Sanitary Sew~ imp rovemen 1-S 12 and .Q Eng i near Lund p rllsented McDona I d and Assoc i ates Est I mate No. I, PI"oject I - Sanii'ary Sewer Improvements 12 llnd 13, In the amount of $57,087.76, recommending payment at this time. It was moved by Counei lman Ronald Herrick that McDonald and Associates - Est~mate No. I, Project I, Sanitary Sower lm~rovements 12 and i3 be paid, at the disgression of Treasurer Wort~ G. Read; seconded by Counci 1- man E. Gray Henderson; ~arried unanimously. . , . Regular Counc! I Meeting Minutes -4- January 26, 1970 Northdale Construction comrany - Estimate No.2 - Water Improvement 68-2 Engineer Lund explained a 175.00 omission in Estimate No.2, Water Improvement 68-2, presented for payment and recommended that the deficit be rectified in the next estimate payment to Northdale Construction Company, REPORT OF TREASURER WORTH G. READ Invested VI !Iaae Funds Treasurer Worth Read advised the Counci I that a Special HUD bank account has been created far Water Improvements 68-2 and 68-3, and he explained the various Investment practices currently being utilized to secure maximum Interest on investments; requesting that he be kept advised of anticipated 90-day expenditures. Interest Charges on Transfers of Vi Ilage Funds Treasurer Worth Read recommended that the interest rate on fund transfers from one Village fund to another, be increased to 7%, as recommended by the Village Auditor effective January I, 1970. It was moved by Councilman Olmen that this increase be approved as recommended; seconded by Counci Iman Herrick; motion carried unanimously. REPORT OF BUILDING INSPECTOR CLAY KELLEY Building Inspector Clay Kelley reported on the excavating and land fi II operai'lons l:it several locations in the Vi llage, advising that permits will be issued where required and notification of ordinance violations where they occur, (report attached). Clerk Administrator to provide copies of the report for Planning CommIssion members. REPORT OF RONALD HERRICK Parks and Recreation Committee Counci Iman Ronald Herrick advised the Council that al I skating rinks are now in service and that the Parks and Recreation Committee has authori zed, a topograph i c survey of 12 or 13 acres of Perry Park which they propose to grade In early spring. He advised that the 2 survey cost estimates which were received vary greatly ($100.00 per acre and $62.50 per acre). Because of i'he variance In cost estimates, Mr. Herrick requested that the matter be tabled until the cost difference can be clarified. Human Ri9hts Co~~ No report - First meeting has been scheduled in February, L~ke Region Hockev Association - Hockey Ri?k LiQhting Counci Iman Herrick advised the Councl I that the lighting at Mounds View High School Hockey rinK Is Inadequate and requested that the Counci I authorize the expenditure of $665.00, 501 of the estimated total cost of 12 i500-watt lighting fixtures with unbreakable lenses, installed on 'rhe 12 existing poles. He advised that the Hockey Association has offered to pay the other $665.00. Councilman Herrick moved that, subject to the approval of the expenditure by Attorney Courtney, the Council authorize payment of up to $665.00, for installing the described lights at the Mounds View High Schooij Hockey rink; seconded by Counc! Iman Henderson; motion carried unanimously, Ph i lip Sarno son PS-2.Q er-;'Y . Councilman Herrick reported that because of Mr. Sampson's III health at the present time, negcilatlons cannot be finalized. He recom- mended tabling the matter untl I negdiations can be resumed. REPORT OF COUNCILMAN F. GRAY HENDERSON Councilman Henderson advised that the Finance Committee will meet at 8:00 p.m., Wednesday at his home. . , , . Regular Councl I Meeting Minutes -5- January 26, 1970 REPORT OF COUNCILMAN STANLEY OLMEN No report -.The Public Works Committee held a meeting but has no recommendations requiring Council action. Public Works Supervisor Everett Beecher advised that the new truck will be delivered on Tuesday or Wednesday of this week. REPORT OF MAYOR HENRY J. CREPEAU. JR. Finance Committee Appointments Mayor Crepeau read a lettar from Mr. Frank Stanton requesting that his resignation from the Finance Committee be accepted as of Jan- uary, 1970. Clerk Admlnlstrator Lorraine Stromquist was requested to write a letter to Mr. Stanton, accepting his resignation and thanking him for the years of service he has rendered to the Village. Mayor Crepeau added his personal "thanks" to Mr. Stanton and ad- vised the Mr. Richard O'Kelly has agreed to replace Mr. Stanton as Finance Committee Chairman, It was moved by Counci Iman Henderson that the Finance Committee appointments be approved as read by Mayor Crepeau ;attached); seconded by Counci !man Ronald Herrick; carried unanimously. PlannlnQ Commission - Appointment of Alternates Mayor Crepeau explained that Vi Ilage Ordinance 122 provides for the appointment of 2 alternate members to the P~anning Commission, and recommended the first altern~te to be Councilman John Hollenhorst and the second ~Itornate to be Mr. Charles H. Stoddard, Jr.. 1666 Oak Avenue. Councilman Herrick moved that these appointments be accepted; seconded by Counci Iman Henderson; motion carried unanimously. Crime Prevention and Control Mayor Crepeau requested Clerk Administrator to write to Mr. Barrotte requesting InformatIon on how to participate In available Anti-Crime Funds. REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR LORRAINE STROMQU;ST Committee Representation, Metro Ar~ Mayor Crepeau presented a tlst of various committees at which a liaison for Arden Hi lis should be represented. Appointed representatives were: Mr. Ronald Herrick - Ramsey County League delegate and Arden Hills representative on League sub-committees Mr. John Hollenhorst - was appointed as alternate Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist was requested to put the Counci I members on the mai ling list for League of Minnesota Munici- palities statewide committees. Appointments to the Metro Section of the Minnesota League sub-com- mittees was head over to the next meeting. Minnesota Plumbing C~~ Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist advised that the State of Mi.nesota Health Department has recommended that the new State Plumbing Code be adoptedty the Vi llage, Plumbing Inspector Winfield West has also recommended its adoption, excepting the portion on plastic pipe. which he requests the Vi !lage to study before adopting. The Code was referred to the Ordinance Study Committee for their recommendations to the Counci I. Apportionment Resolution - Sanitary Sewer Improvement No.9 It was moved by Councilman Olmen that Apportionment Resolution - Sanitary Sewer Improvement No.9 be approved as attached; seconded by Counci Iman Henderson; motion carried unanimously. - . ': . . . "r. ;~": nb 1",:-7 ~..i<'" \~ > <r "> . Regular Councl I Meeting Minutes -6- January 26, 1970 license Renewals - Roger~ifing, 3151 Lake Johanna Blvd. Applications for renewal for Malt liquor, grocery and cIgarette licenses, for Roger Rei ling at 3151 Lake Johanna Blvd., were presented by Clerk Administrator for approval. It was moved by Councilman Dimon that the licenses be granted; seconded by Councilman Henderson; motion carried unanimously. Municipal State Aid Street funds Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist advised the Council of the Minnesota Highway Departments' desire to familiarize the Village with State Aid Street Funds, which become available If the VIllage exceeds 5,000 population. Mayor Crepeau requested that Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist, Treasurer Worth Read and Councl 1_ man Stanley Dlmen or representative attend the meeting, If pos- sib Ie, Rental Garare Agreement - New Brighton Bank Clerk Admin strator Lorraine Stromquist reported that she was ad- vIsed by Rosevllle that the service station, current1y rented by the Arden Hills PublIc Works Denartment for truck storage, at the corner of Cleveland anc County Road 0 , is zoned B-3, General Business and provides no conflict with Rosevllle's permitted use of the property. The First State Bank of New Brighton has advised that they carry Insurance on the bui Idlng and this Is not Arden Hills' obligation; their polley does not cover Arden Hills equIpment stored In the building. The agreement was referred to Attorney Courtney for review before being signed by the Village. The Public Works Com- mittee was requested to determine length of time the bui Idlng wi II be needed. Claims It was moved by Councilman Olmen that the claims be paid as pre- sented and attached; seconded by Counc] lman Henderson; carried unanimously. Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 11:46 p.m. Lorraine Stromqu st Clerk Administrator . BANISTER ENGINEERING COMPANY CONSULTING ENGINEERS ato NORTH SNELLING AvaHUE ST. PAUL. MINN. SSIO. P.HCINRz .......ta January 22, 1970 RE: ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS 12 & 1" OUR FILE: 1/6803 Arden Hills Village Council 1450 West Highway 96 St. Paul, Minnesota 55112 Gentlemen: A considerable amount of the sewers to be constructed und~r Consolidated Sewer Improve- ments No. 12 and 13 have been completed to date, The construction along Ham1ine Avenue, Snelling Avenue, and Highway 10 is substantially complete, Of the sewers remaining to be constructed, a considerable amount is within private property for which essements must be obtained, Negotiations have been started with all of the property owners and a number of waivers of trespass have been completed, However, there are three major areas where the property owners are concerned that sewer construction may hamper their future develop- ment of the property. We have advised these property owners that it is not the Village's intention to construct sanitary sewers in such a manner or in such locations that will prevent future development of the properties. As a result, we have had several meetings with property owners and have discussed the possibility of rerouting the sewers across their properties. The enclosed map shows the three areas where possible sewer relocations have been dis- ; cussed. The original sewer routes were selected according to topography and represent the most feasible routes, both from the standpoint of economics and from the standpoint of ease of construction, Generally, to vary from the originally proposed route, will increase the estimated construction cost. . Arden Hills Village Council Re: Consolidated Sanitary Sewer Improvements 12 & 13 January 22, 1970 Page 2 However; it is also generally true that the cost of easements can be substantially reduced when the sewers are rerouted to conform to a plan agreed upon with the property owner. The cost estimates which are included herein do not take into account the cost of acquiring easements. These costs would have the effect of reducing the increase in construction costs resulting from rerouting the sewers. The first area lies generally north of the Village Civic Center property as illustrated on the map. The original sewer line was 1,255 feet long, whereas the revised sewer line is 1,765 feet long. Attached is a copy of our rough calculation sheets showing the estimated cost of the original sewer line to be $16,417.00, and the estimated cost of the revised sewer line to be $24,615.75, This results in an estimated increase in construction cost. of $8.198.75. It can be shown that a savings in cost to the Village for sewering the Civic Center site could amount to $3,375.00, and the remaining difference in construction cost may more than be offset by the cost of purchasing the easement for the sewer. Area No. 2 involves the property on the southeast corner of the intersection of Highway 10 and Highway 96. In this case the original sewer totaled 810 feet in length while the revised sewer totals 1,440 feet. The attached rough calculation sheet shows that the estimated increase in sewer construction is $3,255,50. This cost increase does not reflect the savings W-hich will be realized by not having to purchase construction easements.. The third area is northerly and adjacent to the Northern States Power Company substation between Highway 10 and Old Highway 10. In this case the revised location of the 18 inch sewer line will replace a portion of the previously required 8 inch sewer line, thus .. ~ . -.. . Arden Hills Village Council Re: Consolidated Sanitary Sewer .lmprovements 12 & 13 January 22, 1970 Page 3 reducing the estimated construction cost by $3,408.50. There are other factors which affect the cost of the sewer in this area, including the possibility of piling being required. A soil testing company is making soil borings at the present time to deter- mine the extent of piling necessary in this area, Until the results of those soil borings are known, we can only estimate the need for piling supports and we do not anticipate the need for them along the revised route. We recommend that the Council give consideration to revising the sewer routes as pro- posed herein. The property owners in these three areas appear to be willing to work with the Village in finding a suitable route for the sewers through their properties. We would recommend that the Council authorize the preparation of change orders thus allowing the rerouting of the sewers to accommodate the property owners for the con- struction cost changes as estimated herein, DEL:mn Yours truly, BANISTER ENGINEERING COMPANY ~e~ Donald E. Lund, r.E. (1) .An area Immedletely N. & S. ot Hwy 96 and between Hwy 10 & 35W - Geo. ~ndyklewlcz - an excevatlng operetlon, removing and stockpiling topsoil and black dirt for landscaping purposes. Excavations are shallow end do not present a hazard to the general public. Stock piles are rela- tively low In height and, unlike sand, do not present a danger from shifting or failing materials due to the steepness of slope. ExcaV- ation being deeper than 2' a permit would be required under Sec. 7003 of the Uniform Building Code. Exception to this requirement Is pro- vided In paragraph 5 and 6 of this SeC. 7003 - par. 5 - which state that mining, excavating etc. If strasses are not Increased In adJolnln~ property - or - par. 6 - If grading Is done where established and provided for by law, done In an Isolated suk contained area, or If operation Is a permanent established operation, I would request the Village Attorney give me an opinion on what constitutes "mining, excavatln!etc. where established and prov,lded for by law" - Sec. 7003 par. 5, and also an opinion on what generally would qualify any area In the Village as "Isolated and self contained" - as applied to Sec. 7003, par. 6. . This operation Is at Its height during warm weather months and permit, If required by Sec. 7003, should be readied for Issuance when load limits are removed this spring. . (2) The pond area on West side of Old Hwy 10 Just across from Llndey's Steak House consists of fill being placed In pond from South end, In apparent excess of 50 cu. yds. of fill allowed by par. 2, Sec. 7003 before permit 15 required. No activity Is evident at present, but may be expected to resume In the spring or summer. If Clerks office can provide the owners name and address I will contact him and Issue the permit If the work benng done Is In compliance with Code. (3) This S.W. corner of Rldgewood Road near Intersection with Edgewater area, abuts the easterly line of the James Schacker residential pro- perty, 1504 Edgewatar Ave. This past summer Mr. Schackef filled and graded a quite deep, unkempt drainage ditch between his property and Rldgewood Road. The fill placed by Mr. Schacker Is sloped to the street and a Village Maintained collection spillway was unchanged. A culvert maintains drainage unchanged and as this qualifies as a self contained area I Informed Mr. Schacker no permit would be required. Snelling Ave., East side of Lake Johanna, ApproxJ 3279 Old Snelling. On this property a very long Access Drive leads In from Snelling. This Is quite narrow and Inorganic fill has been placed along the North Side for some distance. This fill was placed In stages as Inexpensive fill became available, I would estimate at least 50 yards has been placed to date. Since this Is the maximum amount allowed on anyone lot without a permit being required, any future filling done In this location will require a permit. . } . (4) . ~l . REPORT BY CLAY KELLEY RE: FILL AND GRADING January 26, 1970 5) Old Hwy 10 - East Side of Round Lake - Due to the snow cover I have not checked this out but will do so as soon as conditions permit and report at an early meeting. In addition to these locations - Fill has been placed on the S.E. corner of Cleveland and Co. Rd. E2. The amount Is In excess of our al~owab!e maximum of 50 yds. without 5,1 . ..,' . . -2- . cont. - Report by Clay Kelley, Re: F! t I and Grading permit. No Activity Is apparent at present. I would request the Clerks office obtain the owners name and address and I wIll contact him and determine what his plans are and Issue a permit If future work Is done. 5~~lso as access road has been made on land Just Sout~ of the NSP HIgh Line on Cleveland Ave. (approx. 3731 Cleveland). ThIs has been made by Mr. Milton, 3731 New Brighton Road who owns a targe parcel of low swampy land between 3731 New Brighton Road West to approx. 3731 Cleveland. In the event hIghway work Is done In the area Mr. MIlton would request It be placed on his land. No curb cut has been made. I have alerted Mr. Milton to the need for keeping Planning Commission up to date on what hIs plans for this area may be. Also fIll Just North of Volunteer FIre Department on New BrIghton Road. 5'~ No actIvIty at present - wi II watch. 4 Also fIllIng done In past just West of LIft Station N.E. corner of 5" Hamllne/lngerson. No activity at present. Will watch Commercial parking Just West of Big Ten Supper Club- Old Hwy 10. On property owned by E. Waldoch. Six - Forty cars dally (six at present) ~ may phase out as arsenal operation Is rumored to be movIng to Lake City, 5' MInn. plant. Lot Is used by uninsured drivers as they are not allowed on Arsenal Lot. Attendant Is on duty to tow or start cars. Surface Is lightly graveled. No permit tor sign 2,' x 4,' advertizing Lot, Rates and Restricting Access to ~ald Tenants. Lot Is occasionally used by patrons of Big Ten Supper Club. Our Ordinance does not provIde for a commercial parking lot operation so It would appear to be a prohibited use requiring Council permission If It Is to continue. , \. ,&!,.". !. -". ~. -'~ "~ ",;: FINANCE CO}ll-lITTEE 1378 Cummings Lane 3901 Dellview Avenue 3908 Dellyiew Avenue 3552 a1ebarden Road 1175 Edgewa ter Avenue 1536 Edgewater Avenue 1611 Dak AVenue Yfl.7 Siems Gourt ., . Chairman " Monte A. ~son Robert E. Nethercut , Gene A. Richter Vernon S. Smith Reed G.Macomber J D<iight Peterson ,Robert J.McNiesh E. Gray Henderson, Council Liaison 3508 a1enarden Road I i ! j I ; I -:i " , I~'}~.- _:~': l'it,; 1 i ' ~"-,,.t-.t.-', ,',':" ',""" l~"." ":','j,',,: >, ",,;".}.t-:::" ~'.."'.~;'" ~' ,_.,;--,,' .,' , : ".._1,__,'" ';:",'; ;,' V:'" "f \" 1.:'0.. -----------'-~----~ . { Extract of Minutes of Meeting of the Village Council Village of Arden Hills County of Ramsey State of Minnesota " Pursua,nt to due call and notice thereof, a regular meeting of the Village Council of the Village of Arden Hills, Ramsey County, Minnesota, was duly held in the Village Hall at 1450 West Highway 96, St. Paul, Minnesota, on Monday, the 26 day of January, 1970, at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The following members were present: Crepeau, Olmen, Henderson and Herri ck and the following were absent: Hollenhorst Councilman Olmen introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION RELATING TO APPORTIONMENT OF ASSESSMENTS RELATING TO SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT NO. 9 BE IT RESOLVED by the Village Council of the Village of Arden Hills, Minnesota, as follows: WHEREAS, the assessment roll for Sanitary Sewer Improvement No.9 as last finally adopted on October 6, 1969 was filed and certified to the County Auditor of Ramsey County on November 5, 1969 for the purpose of including installments thereof to be collected along with real estate taxes commencing in 1970; and WHEREAS, since that date a number of parcels of property contained within said assessment roll have been divided and conveyed by previous property owners; and WHEREAS, the County Auditor of Ramsey County requires that , apportionment of the original assessment against each original tract where it has later been divided, sold or conveyed, be made by the Village Council of the Village of Arden Hills in order that ~ ... proper assessment can be extended by the County Auditor against each parcel of property thereafter, commencing with an assessment to be collected in the year 1~70 and thereafter. NOW, THEREFORE, the Village Council of the Village of Arden Bills \ does hereby make the following apportionment of original assessments as contained in said assessment roll of October 6, 1969, against the following described property: original Assessment: A, Ex the fol N 556.98 ft $1,250,00 of S 1249.98 ft of W 1024.75 ft mol of E ~ of SE~ and N. 53.15 ft of S 1303.13 ft mol of E 339.73 ft of W 1024.75 ft mol of E~ of SE~ and ex S 693 ft of E 693 ft and ex W 109 ft of N 150 ft of S 2162 ft the E~ of SE~ subj to rds and esmts in Sec. 22, T. 30, R. 23. Division No. 041207 Apportionment: 1. Ex fol S 350 ft of W $1,250.00 622.89 ft and ex N 566.98 ft of S 1249.98 ft of W 1024.75 ft mol of E~ of SE~ and N 53.15 ft of S 1303.13 ft mol of E 339.73 ft of W 1024.75 ft mol of E~ of SE~ and ex S 693 ft of E 693 ft and ex W 190 ft of N 150 ft of S 2162 ft the E~ of SE~ subj to rds and esmts in Sec. 22, T. 30, R, 23, 2. S 350 ft of W 622.89 ft of E~ of SE~ subj to rds and esmts in Sec. 22, T. 30, R. 23. -0- The Clerk Administrator of the Village of Arden Bills is hereby authorized to prepare a certified copy of this resolution and to certify the same to the County Auditor of Ramsey County, Minnesota. The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Counci Im9n Henderson , and upon vote being taken , thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: AI I present and the following voted against the same: None whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. . I \ ,4 '~ .;:: , STATE OF MINNESOTA ) COUN'l'Y OF RAMSEY ) SS VILLAGE OF ARDEN HILLS ) I, the undersigned, being the duly qualified and acting Clerk Administrator of the Village of Arden Hills of Ramsey County, Minnesota, do hereby certify that I have carefully compared the attached and foregoing extract of minutes of a regular meeting of said village council held on the 26 day 1970 of January, ~ with the original thereof on file in my office, and the same is a full, true and complete transcript therefrom, insofar as the same relates to apportionment of assessments. WITNESS MY HAND officially as such Clerk this ~ day of 1970 January, ~. ~~. Village Clerk Administra r (SEAL) 0 "'000000 0 .... + 0 "'....'<t"''''o''' 0 N c: . . . . 0 . 10 ::J CO ... U)CO-.:.t.q-It'\I'N 0 +-0 Il'\ N '<t N 0 ... ... o ~, - ... N ~..: . . ... '" 0_0__. -- o .... 0'> ). 0:: ..: ::> ... 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"'0-X , 0 E .. 0 I: O-V> '- c: e ... . >-.Cl:l;; CO -E- EE COO.... 10 0- 0- 10 Oi- 10 0 0 0, ...J ....<> 3:< crZ(/)CO > z> 0: ZV> ..,0: 0 > <c X - 0 o (,)'<t"'L....CO 0\0-"1 N'" ... "'\0 COOl 0 '" <D . LIJ U"\ It'\ U"\ an Ln\OIO\O ::> 00 0 00 00 0 .J::OII.COCOCO COCO COCOa:> CO 00 0 00 00 0 0 ,e UZ(/)--- __ ---- :l: 0- 0- 0- 0\ 01 0101 01 01 PAYROLL Hours Check Period Reg. No. Name Endinq Rate 2767 J. Patrick Sexton 1/15 }Mo. 2792 J. Patrick Sexton 1/31 tMo. 2793 J. Patrick Sexton 12/15-1/15 Extra 2768 Gordon H. Fickett, Jr. 12/31 116 2794 Gordon H. F i ckstt, Jr. I Ll::.15 9H 2769 Melban A. Fish 12/31 46 2795 Melban A. Fish 1/15 53! 2770 James D. little 12/31 125! 2796 James D. Little 1/15 104 2771 John P. Picha 12/31 72! 2797 John P. Picha IllS 'II! 2772 P,. J. Schmaedeke 12/31 26 2798 A. J. Schmaedeke 1/15 24 2773 Jerome F. Stradinger 12/31 115! 2799 Jerome F. Stradinqer 1/15 108 2775 Geraldine Beck 12/31 96 2800 Geraldine Beck 1/15 72 2776 Nancy Beutel 12/31 56! 2801 Nancy Beutel 1/15 63 2777 Dorothy Zehm 12/31 103 2802 Dorothy Zehm i/15 .98 3/4 2778 Albert A. Hintz l2/31 96 2803 Albert A. Hintz 1/15 88 2779 AI Ian Benson 12/31 54t 2804 Allen Benson 1/15 54 2780 Thomas Perrv :7/31 55' 2805 Thomas Perry 1/15 52! 27"81 Chris Wilson 12/31 45 2806 Chris Wi Ison 1/15 60!, 2782 ~11ch-a8TPede;:so-n--- 12/31 45 2807 Michael Pederson 1/15 68! 2784 ~1arty Best 12/31 ,59! 2785 Wayne Laundervilie 12/31 96 2808 Wayne Laundervi \ Ie !l15 88 2786 Harold Holton 12/31 96 2809 Harold Holton 1/15 88 2787 Wayne Brunetta 12/31 96 2788 Wayne Brunette Dec. Adj. 2810 Wayne Brunette III 2789 Steven Zehm 12/31 2811 Steven Zehm 1/15 2790 Everett Beecher j/~5 2812 Everett Beecher 1/31 2813 Lorraine Stromquis'tl/31 2814 Florence Honan 1/31 2815 Charlotte McNiesh 1/15 2816 Michael Balf~____=====--i'i5 2817 Keith Anderson 1115 2818 Bi="iJCe Petscheni/15 2819 Bruce Jones i/15 2820 Henry J. CnJpeau, Jr. Jl3i 2821 John Hal ienhorst 1/31 2822 E. Grey Henderson i/31 2823 Ronald Herrick 1/31 2824 Stanley Olmen 1/31 2825 Worth Read ----031 2826 Federal Reserve Bank of !.lpjS:--- 2827 State Treasurer - PERA 2828 State Treasurer - SociaT-:Si,curitv 2829 Blue Cross - Mil 2830 Commissioner of TaxatIon, State of 2791 First State Bank of'-Ne-; Br:iohton - DYrALS 2,906 88 61~ e ~Mo. ;\Mo. IMo. I ~1o. !Mo. 12 38! 3H 28 3/4 IMo. I ~10. ~Mo. ! I~o. I ~10. IMo. ~, inn. Savln~s 88! 2774 Veld 2783 Void Hours Ove r- time Duty i 6 i I ;4! 20 4 l5 8 Bond January 1970 Gross Salary 387.50 387.50 182.39 446.60 397.80 177.10 218.28 483. 18 424.32 279.13 454.92 100.10 97.92 444.68 440.64 207.36 165.60 !22.04 144.90 309.00 320.94 470.35 344.35 109.00 137.70 111.00 123.38 90.00 129.54 ---90.00 137.00 157.68 422.23 414.39 472.97 362.71 447.56 10.68 381.68 17 1.50 23.60 412.50 412.50 850.00 505.50 578.75 24.00 77.00 75.00 57.50 90.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 75.00 90.00 14,271.97 . .' Net Salary 306.85 306.85 i39.88 338.20 285.46 137.67 168.38 373.49 310.99 221.53 348.52 80.69 79.54 341.70 316.73 156.59 126.38 99.82 115.79 231.76 2 17. II 348.91 258.02 93.90 i 16.90 100.20 109.08 84.90 112.74 84.90 117.80 134.18 312.69 289.00 330.38 236.45 32 1.21 10.04 276.78 140.20 23.30 315.85 294.68 623.60 381. 04, 421.49 24.00 68.80 67.40 57.40 84.60 75.00 69. ! 5 75.00 75.00 84.60 1909. lO 611.9' 153.70 !94.79 460.60 18.75 14,271.97 .