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Minutes of Rogular Council Meeting ..
Village of Arden Hills
October 30, 1972
Village Hall
!;:all to Order
The meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. by Mayor Crepeau.
Roll Call
Present: Mayor Crepeau, Councilmen Olmen, Hollenhorst, Henderson
. Ilnd Herrick
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Absent: None
Also Present: Clerk Administrator Lorraine Stromquist, Treasurer Richard
O'Kelly, Attorn~y Vincent P. Courtney, Engineers Donald
lund end Donald Christoffersen
Approvoa of Minutes
Tho minutes of tha rogular Councl I meeting of October 9, 1972, were
approved liS smanded. {~
Business from the Floor
None
REPORT OF ATTORNEY VINCENT P. COURTNEY
Cas€! No. 71-43, Droyfu8 Inter~tllte Develo~mer.t Corp.
Atty. Courtney stated he rece I ved, a fiill' mI." I.'t89 ear II e r, II copy of a
sll( paga letter from the Dreyfus 1 ntentatil Oeve topmant Corp. addressed
to Mayol'" Crapeou, datod October 30, 1972.
M,.. J ames Orlick. IltttCH'l)ey for 01'eyfus, repoi"teQ that cop las of the above
mEHli'f.qn0d letter were hGnd del ijvsred to each Cou~cll member earllar
thl$av*nlng. He saidthe lattaI' provldUpl'lnsi1ors In response to
questions raisEild by Village ()1flclols ot pt;ior ll1eetlngs. He llSked Coun-
cil members if they 1'10\1 helle further questions or comments on the metter.
end, !fnot, he would HJ<ill to hllve them voto on the Dreyfus application.
Hes78tllJl. however, that' I f more t I me Is n(,{lCIHI"Dreyfus Is undllr no
t rni,apl"d.ss ure. i
Mr,~ Nordby, DirecJoiF of Plunnlng for:!,Qr8'1fuS, ,
reiterated The I
C0I11ll'.ents of Mr. Druck,
Atty, C.ollrtnoy ~'apori'ed that [HI Is in no p6sitinl'l to make detailed
COllll\1Gr;t!; on the U.'oyhHiOvttsr ton.gI1"', ou'rhe cHid question thestete-,
mentonPage 2 0'( T1e Hlltter that tlla drallu~gapJllns for the project j
hl'll/llbe.HI worked o or. 'to the !l~tlsfsctlon 0'( 'lhG-.YlIlllge Engineer. Mr. ':
COurtney refarrod 1'0 Village, Eng!neer Dona!d Luncj's :-eport of October 23, 'j
1972, which raIses hie t'luastions on draln6?,11 and sanItary sewer, and '
'- . Wh.lch does not indi.::ate)'hat those two pro~t.!ams have been solved to"
th.e slI'll-shctlan of the V.! lage Englr.e03r.;~1h. Cci,urtney also stated that ,I
hew~u!d not object ie,g;hring Mr. Druck a jl:opy(dthle letter .snd having I
the decls!on deferred ,'or any response. ' .:1
. Councilman Herrick stoia\! he felt i-hat thedevei6per has considered In I
(.' dat~d I the ne I ghbo"hood '5 O)(P rassed conce ril'(about the project, but that 'l
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the develOpGi" then questioned the Village CP'JnCl' for giving It the .
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sa.e d~tal led consideration. "t
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r'k. Druck .ap liod that Dreyfus dlsagi"aes wi'th many of the comments made ....~
by the neighborhood at tho public hearings. 'I
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Councl Imsn Hollenhorst questioned e stetemint In the Dreyfus letter (top
of Pege 2) relatIng to average heme valuations along 11 liar Lane. He
stated that the iist of valuatIons taken f~om the Ramsey County tax
records lists on~y tive homes under $30,000 current market value and
lieN II homes va lued O\!,H' $37,000.
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Councll~~n Henderson s~ld he thought the val~atlons sho~ld be Increased
by $10,000 each.
Mr. Druck stetsdthat Dreyfus used sstlmetes of valuation from Metro
Council records, but felt the valuation list to be Irrelavant to the
subject.
Councilman Hetrick e~pressed concern regarding the two parcels of land
~Ithin the tract not Included I~ the development plans. He questlooed
how end wh~n e P.U.O. project fits together" He stated that eventual
dellelopment of the hID "rails could slgl'll f1cllntly chenge tho overall
plen. Mr. Nordby said the original plan epp! Icatlon Included the anti re
parc11I1, but ~18S rflclucod to the tC\'Il'IhOllSe eree only ct the request of
the Pla~nlng Cammi_sion.
. CounClliilan Hollonhorst exp !alned that the ill>.ove statement W85 ettrlbuted
to Planning CommlsslonChlllc-men L. McGough 'i. but Mr. McGough said he hOlo
be-€- Y\ ml.Sllnderstood andh~d.not ma e such stefome,nt.
litre. Ala::>! Chvestulk. V.li ISge !"0Sldllnt, IlIskej:\f9r ~oe:kground Information
0l1fheOrsyfu3 proposaL Mayor CrGp01'1U I IstGdth.e pest two pub lie: hear-
! 09 dates on thiS I!i~tt$r, uti I ch Mr. Chv<<lstU,II,sl!i,rd;; he had not ettended.
Afty..CQurtney brr~fIVQ)(plalned where the';.llriOp6~.d project Is located
111'ldwhat Is InvolvQd. .'3.;
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"'""'1. Druck $Sid the'\" Hp!;:;ns for th~ rest o.f th$ site will be of bene-
fit to:;. tlla Vi Iloge In It$ study of tho proJoct,DreyfUs will submit th8m.
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CO'~.!1!:llliillln Holl9ni'\p'-st5''hlted that he is oPPolledto the project et tills
tlii1I!l:.r!e uld tiild'rh!!> dovelopment \1ouldset II .trend for future devel-
op~~!'lnts) that it WI;iS n4'~~ <1l.1aluty pj'oject:~&nd lIould be unflllrto the
neighbors In that 9.1"0:1 T9 p<llrmlt 11'. He a4'dad th.et oe feels It Is not
fe!.-tothe adjoining "'1"01:1 of thll VI 0 lags Ii"t to require a project of 1::,
bettaf'(j8velopmal'lt. He <.dded that ths p,-oiio!:ed project would need to ,:'<
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be'l:julti3 drastlcel!v ch{iilged to bring It up to an acceptable stenderd ,(,
of. qlle{ lty for "thai' gen.era I area. II
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CO(~II,Gihilll!l Henderson !d'lltec! ho tlollnd hav/,) f.o.vote against the project
If II decl$lon were; mall" et 't-hls tlrn~, becalis8 he:does not feel the
proJact.satlsf!od "'ha S'cq 13 I ramE/nts dehlled..b,y tho YII lege Planning,;
Commissum. liowa'lel" , be added he \1ould be..~H ling to listen fIIrthe,. I',
tqany z:>ddltloflal ~l1'OiU.,t1tllt!OI1$ end tills mi'ghtnpt be his final decision..
Atty. Oruck sh'fed, he f~le~s the to\'inh<oYses'd!,!'I616.IHl1snt is appropriate
"1'01'" "l'hl$ particular IIreo. Councilman Ho8lGr.horst stated that ho doesn't
fUGl tho !"Iannlng COlllmu$$loll has aver takon the position thilt the area
is not seth fac'h',i"'1forfoloillllouses.
AUy. Druc" mentioned qUllHt'l 0'1 construction of .the project, and
Stil7Qd ti1!!l'( the Dreyfus projects located I n Bloomington and Woodbury
gellarally equate ~dththe qUl'll ity of constrllctlon for the propolled
ArdiO;n Hills project.
CoullcllmaD'l Hol ienlwl"st s";'uhd thflt he and O"rllGr person visited
tho Bloomington project" and thet 'ihey \'tare not impressed with the
qUl!lltyof consti"lll:t lon, although Mr, HOllonhond stated he does not
. feel th"t he Is 8 bill R(lIng GltpGE"t.
Mayo,' Crepeau unfo,'f,lad th<!l Coullel' that CO(Jnci I action can be delayed
I f more "rime is needed to study the rnllterl&l. flrr. Nordby again requested
thO!l Coune I I to taka action tonight I f at all possibla.
. Motion l<Hl3 mado by HoHellhon.t, saco.ldod by Olman, that the Special Use
Per'mit in the Dnlyfl!S Project, be denied, beclluse of the reasons ststed
In the Village Planning CommissIon mtnutes, dated Jllne 20, 1972, end
Octoba I" :3, 1972, and, bec8use the Council does not fael that setting
II ~rBC3dcnt by approving thi~ ,rOJect ~s I n the best ! nte rests of the
VI,i~ge; motion carrlcd unanimously.
Case No. 70-30, Bussa~cl Addition
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Atty. Courtney pre$O~ted and r$Vi0~~d 8 wr!tton report, dated Oct. 30,
1972, regarding a request from Mr. Joe Suszard that the final plat for
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thQ proposed Busserd addITion be considered. The time perIod for such
consideration has axp!~sd. The Counc I I requested that a written request
be submittad to tham asking for tho final p I at cons ide ret Ion'.
Llc&!ls!.!l9, Or'dln1)niC9~
Atty. COl\!l"tney r-evlewed his letter roport,dated Oct. 30, 1972, regard-
ing rQgulatory and licensing ordinances. H. also submitted ordinance
dratts tor four proposud regul~tory ordinances ~nd 8sked thet they be
studied along ~Ith the proposed ordinance 11stln9 license fees whl~h
tr&S Introdueed by title on Octob~r 9, 1972~
After d I sellss Icn, l'IIo'tloll 11I8S mede by Henderson, seconded by Ho Ilenhorst,
. that the following proposed ordinances be Introdueed by title:
I. AN ORDINANCE REGULATiNG THE OPERATION OF TAXICABS IN ARDEN
HILLS, PROVIOING--FUR LICENSING OF SUCH TAXICABS AND PENALTIES
FOR V O!..AT!Q!i.
2. AN ORDiNANCE REGULATING AND LiCENSING THE HANDLING. STORING,
it PREPARiNG ANtrOFfERING FOR SALE OF GROCERIES VEGETABLES,
fRUITS. MilK ANDOAIRY PRODUCTS, BAKERY GOOD~, CANDY AND MEATS,
WHETHER RETAIL OR WHOlESALE~ INCLUDING SALE THE~EOF BY ITINER-
ANT VENDORS, AND PROViDING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION.
3. AN ORDINANCE REGULATING CERTAIN COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL BUSINESS
:ESTABL8SH",ENTS,.PROVIDING FOR LICENSING THEREOF AND IMPOSING
PENALTiES. -. . .. ..
4. . AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND LICENSINGY.ARIOUS FORMS Of AMUSE-
MEWrS ANDCOM~'ERCIAl RECR~A'tION, AND PROV,IDING PENALTIES FOR
ViOLATION. .
Motion carried unenlrno'SJ'.
Cdpi..of the ordlnonc~~r~'t end Mr. Courtn~y~. letter to be sent to
COelncl i ~ilmb~.!i. Mr. Courtney olkad for feodbeck on the metter.
Thcr Ct;l.tlnc! I SCIHHillled ill SpDC i 01 Il',B0t ling for Wednesday, November 8, i 972,
ot7:30p.m. 111 tho oHlco (li"(ll!l ov tho Vi Ihsgo Hall. Atty. Courtnoy
W8$ esk*d ~o attend tho m~Gfing. ihe meeting will be for the purpose
of studyIng th<D proposed c"l"dinences llnd to certify results of the
VIUOlIgealnctlot'l of November " 1972.
f!2posed Sign Ordinance Amendment
IItty. COl!rtney revlewadh!!l letter report, dated October 27, 1972,
regarding a proposed amondmant to Ordinance No. 76 end the Naegele matter
end presented an ordlneoes droft.
1-To'doll \l'IlS medG by Holll'Hihorst, Sfjco"aed by Ilarrlck, that en ORDINANCE
filif:llilING ORDINANCE_tl9. 76, JHE SIGN ()RDIN~~CE. BY CHANGiNG PROVISIONS
REtATI NG TO NON-CONFORM l NG SIGNS AND AMEND ING THE liAR! ANCE PROCEDURE
bG"' ! ntroduced byt I t 10., ~,lot'Tof1 ClHT i ~d Mi'l'51mo'usl v.
. Th... CO.llllcll dl~''''cted tlroll r.ldmin!s'~G'llti1i;) offico to pr<apare e list of
11.11 non-conforming signl'l !Hld bi i Ibocrds cIJrn-,r,tiy located in the Village.
Mot i O.flW!l$ m'!HIB ~y Ho I , t\l1l1c'-!it, $&cond0'l6 by Horl"ick, that the stay of
GC~';O!l Oil ft... ;wn-(;ord::>,m!ng 5lgns ownod byi'hG Nlll'!ga9s Company be e:t-
t.~d~d to DGC9~Qar I, u972; ~otlo~ carried ununimousl,.
. REPORT OF VILLAGE ENG~HEER DONALD LUND
Indian OGk~ Addltic~
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Englrio~r Lund roported that the ~tro.t can.truction Gnd utility Insta!-
ie~!an nGiS b~~n cornp!ut.d i~ oGcordenca with Vlil~9a rOQ~irements end
he recommended Village accepTance.
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Vlil~g9 Co,meil Mlnutos -4- Oct. 30, 1972
Notion ues made by Hollenhorst, seconded by Horrlck, that the Council
conc~r with tho recommend~tlor. of tne VI IlegG Engineer end approve
and accept tho 5troet and utilIty ~ork done In the Indian Oaks Addition,
$ubject to e w~lttan repert to be submitted by Englnesr lund; motion
c~rrl8d un~nlmous!v.
Rice Creek Watarsned DI$trlct ~
M~,tter held; COlJnci !mllln HSl"rick ,eported that Dick Aft"-- will make
n ~Gport ,0g81"01ng the ~etter whanevor the Council wants to hear It.
. T. A. Schlfsky & Sons
Upon the recoflUil3fiO>.ltloTl of [n9,l1B8r lund, ,"otlon \o1as me de by Olmen,
s~conded by Hendorson, that e c!~lm 'rom T.A. Schlfsky & Sons In the
eppro~lmete amount of $5,!36.32 oe approved for payment, subject to
a correction figure to be 5ubm!ttGd by Engineer Lund; motion carried
unanimously.
~ter anG Sewsr Connoctlo~
Meyor Crep0su r$portod e roquest of the Paul Wsldochs. 4601 Highway 10,
to c~nn~ct to th~ 5enlt~rv $swer ~nd ~afor system of the Twin Cities
Trailer Court. -~be wBtter was referred to ~ho Vlllege Engineer for
fO~5!bHH'I en:! lSo'hll! 1)11 !~~1'hod tor billing such hookup.
~orthern States Power Co. Ro~uest
A lotter 'roM Northorn St~tes Po..r Co., dmtcd October 25, 1972, was
r'SVI!llllHld by Englnoer Lund.
14c~ion ""I!'JS mede'b"j Hl)rf'l,!':~, SGCOrH.le~ by Hofnonhorst, that the Councl!
t;ll1:~mpt the Nor'l'iHlrn Stt';t'J~ 1'0\'10'11'" Co. prOplH'ty f.roi;l tho unitary sewer
cmUl11ctj,08'1 at their- ::;l!b1\i'I2'~;()n tocst9d on Old Hlg'hwl!Y 10, just north
of I 69119 for ~ p€J~imJ 6f t!vs Y~IH'S, or lJr~tH w!titsr becomes available,
SUbJect to tba cowdlilo~ thet If any h8olt~ftl!zard Is caused by their
preS$llti'I'fstllm, I!n !a'I'll€/l':!.I~tG COlIlll!lcthm to 'I"ho moniclpal sewer system
!3@ reQlllrad; motion c~rfued Il!nol'1!I!lCIl!::;~'f.
RGsicJGl'Dt!el b..2.h ,
A letter, dated OctobDr 19, 1972, h'ol;; JIl1l10!\ McNemlli!l regarding usagG
end drelnego of Lot~ U, 2 ~nd 3, Slock 2, Ardan Hills, was referred to
Mayor Cr(;peau.
Aerial Survey
Engineer Chrl$to~1ors~1I proaented I! third bid for the proposed Vlllegs
I!uldel Burve, 'rom Air-Tuc, ~ RIVQI" F.'~., Wis. f~f'C'l'l, in the aMount of
$37,000. Coune! !~8n Henderson pres~nted recornmandatlons of the Fln8nce
COWim!ttOG for 8 flnenca p!cn fer the project.
Attar discussion, motion ~a. made by Henderson, Boccndsd by Hollenhorst,
thst th\': Calmal 0 conc~r 'lith 'H,'l r\}c\,,"ml9rldatlCIl of the FlnDl"lca Committee
. fer financing tl1((! proJ18c1'. t~n~t ','he Vi 0 leg", !lorl!'d s~rvcy be ordered
from tha low bidder. luDJlilct to the cond!tlon thst the cost of the pro-
j~ct bo kept In tha V'I~8g0 ~cco~ntlng systom cs ~ part of an eventual
olf'.rall VI tl.g. storm .M"Dr system; motloncarrlod un~nlmously.
J, S@lair Contrac1
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Eng1ns~r Chri.taff.ra.n r.pDr-t0d tbat the Ch... P~rry Perk project has
IH)'~ "",,'1 comp!o'~ed by Hl~j J. Bji;~;3ir Co. :Gxcc:rrt t<.)ij" Boma !,:ltchlng work
on the bituminD~~ ~ul"~~~e ~nd an sdJ~~tmgnt to lights. Thill company
@graod to ra~dJ~.t ~h@ lights mnd to patch tho bituminous surf6clng
rund' sprong.. Mo't f r);, ',j,m; w.,<.le by I!~ rd cl:, s(JcondDd by Hsnd8rson, thet
-tt; I.) v laud p~y~~~t to t~~ J. 8~1~lr Co~p~nv In the epount of $1,541.43
be p~~d ~ttcr t~~ r Ig:""3 :HW~ b{l,iHl fhsli:Z. Motion c~rrlod unenlmously.
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V l: j 4 ~gr;} CC~~:1ct ~ H3n:ates -3- Oct.
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Ci"rlt Adlllln!strstor to ob"'!l~11 plens and spaclflcetlons for the proposed
improvement of la~lngton Avenus from the County Engineer and refer
them to tha Planning Commjs~lon for tholr meeting of November 14, and
to the Public S~fety Committee.
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Engl810er Lund r9v!o~ed his report, dated October 26. 1972. regarding
,the mattGr. Motion ~as ms~o by Hollenhorst, seconded by Olmen, that
PomtDM be authorlzGd to ch~ng8 thoir piens for Cese No. 72-35 tn aecord-
~nc~ with eng!nR~r Lund's repert of October 26, 1972; motion carried
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REPORT OF TREASURER RICHARO M. O'KEI.lV
Tre~~urer O'Kol!y repor...ed as follo~5:
Cash 8l1la~c~s ~s of Oct. 30. 1972 :
First state Be~k of New Brighton $ 5,602.30
Ros~v!i~a Stete 83n~ 10,617.99
F!rst tJ,n1'loll'ltli a~~k cf St. PCMO 5,893.84
Totlal $ 22, 1 14. 1:5
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Flr$t N.tla~.i B~nk of St. Pa~1 $524,692.37
Ras~vl~l. St6tuB5nk 145,000.00
Total $669,692.37
Oc:1ober 1ii1\101t...~tli\'i TrlJnl'Hletlcns:
Matur~d C.D.'i ~t First Nctlc~GI - $190,000.00
PMrche~~d 35M C.D. first National for
:5 iM'l~tt;~ ~ 4.85% ,~ 40,000.00
~ ilO rl!HIS4ii d ~II'IWG~t~@nt it RO$e~llle .,. 4.000.00
N4>'f Che~.ga - $146,000.00
RtrOR'fQF COUNC f UlAN .HJlm HOUENIiORST - P! l'IlHl i 119 A 2011 I 81g
Or,i!uHulCll Rev! aw
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Ce!l~ No. 72-52, V~ijrJ e~~3.
HothJn was !':lad'.! by Hc.'i 101111000511", 50<1:01Hlad bV Herrick, thet the Council
concwr ~Ith tha Bo~rd of Appeals to 6~prov0 fha \larl~nC6 request of
Hervay Henson, 1887 Edge.atar Road, as $ubmltted with Case No. 72-52;
motion corrled unanimously.
~ro Tn~rlslt Me0tln~i
rhe COMl1el: reqIJll's'rcd Chi::s. Crichton to rGpresDnt Arden Hills at c
maetlno of the Metro Coancll .>ogr;rolng tha !Dngrmngo plcn for ,the
~1etro Trans i 1 Systl!JM. Me.flng to be held et 7:00 p.m. on Nove. 9, 1972.
R~PDRT OF COUNCILMAN E. GRAY HENDERSON - F!nence
Counc! Iman Hond3'~Dn r",:;>'Jr1'ed tho reco,"lmandlli'lons of the fl nanco Comml ttee"
. m0etll1g of OChlbt1!1" 12, ;9"12. The follo~lng Betlon wes taken by ~he Coun-
ci! :
Uti 1 lty Rats:s
. Motlon .as .~d. by Handerson, soconded by Ho!!enholst that
irQCOrnrn€Hldat~on~, 01 1'iH:~ U"i'> 1 ~ :..,~s:s Suocom;:;itt~~ fj as de,,"sJ led
In fheir m~nut€s 01 Oct. JOp 1912, Mar 9, 1972 ~nd Finance
CDmml~t8~ minutes of May I a, 1972, be apP"o\'Gd by tha Coyn-
ell liS subm! tted. ~Il a:rld!tIDI1, tho Council epp roved a
provisloil regardIng hydrGnt r.~tlll ch~rges, 1I~ attached.
The Cc;mci ~ ,jlw'oc'ted C!ark I'.d1:llnI stretol" to s\lbmH al!
~~i&Ca$B:Jrf'Y 'fll v'ormat ~ O~'<3 ~ mater! I'll )'0 Att.,. Courtney to allow
film .to prepaf's 1111 ordinlw<;;G draa IncDrporsting cl1l1nges;
such ord!nl'lIlcCI to be completod 1ll1d ectad upon before Jan. f ,
1973.
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r~fJ:Q!!)" rt'!_.Q::j~.Lopm!!nt ...f9mml tto"'!,
GOIllU:: I h1<l11l Halide rSOrl reported that 'the Fi nlllinCe Comml ttee
i"~qua~tod a current st~t~s roport on tho study being con-
d~ct9d by t~e New Property Development committee. Comm I ttee
C~~er~~~ J~~es W!ng8rt was prasent and explained that the
CtH!i:"J; i t~too !~ ~~it~n9 for roccmmendlllitlons from Atty. Courtney
and VI flage Planner Sh~tler boforG procedlng further with
thoir study.
!ubcommlttaa - Grents
COllnel ~men flel1d~rsogj reported thl> appointment by the Finance
Com~lttoo OY Q subcommittee to study the availability of
. fellsf'll! gre.'1ts. Conmitt0e mombers as follows:
Robert HethGrcut, Chair~llll
\'lard H<a.1son
Bob De"is.
Pub lie Wor~\s REls!!iIr"'~ fund
Motlo~ WDS modG by HGrrick, seconded by Hol~enhorst. that
iiHI ordlil3nc@, e!liGrodullg Ordhll!Jllu:e No. _11 , to melle It
11 Joint sl!IlllitGry SIHlGr lllnd ftlMnlc:lpol Ilfillter reserve fund
lie In~roduc~d by title, end referred to Atty. Courtn.y~
motion CGrr!ed ~nen6mously.
federal R8v(HHJ!l Slul'''lnji
Counel'man Henderson reported thot Arden Hills' 1972 shere
of the fedar~1 ROV0nM& S~erlr.g Bi!1 Is estiMated at about
520,000, th~t 1t Is not s~rmarked for enythlng In particular.
HG roported thbt h@ hcd no recomMendation concerning the
metter. No cetlon W~. t~k~n.
RE?ORT OF Sf ANft..\'::Y OlMEN - P\lD II c Works
B!..ntll i, Tri<lc:t~:w'~lolldGi"
CO\Jnel!men OD~~ i"9po~t~d I"@cornmendetlons of th0 Public Works COMmitte.
of OCTober Ii, 8912. to r~nt 8 580 g~~ tractor-io~der. 1970 mode I, for
o 6-month pGrlod. ll,ft~H' CCIlIl c i l dlscMllSloll, Melntenllllce Suporintendent
Joh~ns.n ~.5 ~.k@d to obt.!n bld$ an tho tYP$ of used tractor-loader
oG:lidad.
PO.i~d sf G1-i'lIl~rd.{li1 i!li'ld SIIII i I !..!!.9.
ilia Cov.rBcl! dlreet.d tn~t th~ property awnsr b~ Informed that deed
tr0$S foOII~g Into th. pDnd mu.t b~ r.maved by owner.
HEPORT OF COUNt i lt4AN R1)tH',lO HERR ~ CK .. P!'1rks elHl Roc reet I Oil
HMj~OUl Rights
Pll,!:a. OJ rre<eto.r
Mr$.. P. UiillQllh;t, F(;r:~5 l$!fHI, R€crG!'ltlolll Comri;lttao SecrEltl:lry, reported
. tilt,. If'CIH'fli1Ung oj' t1'@ ,>;;wi'l!; !1iHl rH::c~O,'il<l'ioll Committills'S recommondl6tlon
YOl'J!JipU'O'f Mr. J.?jiHl 8~cilno.\lY to ti1tl por.1thm of !";lrks and Recreation
lH !iQctor:
{I' rn~ n@~Y 2-V8~1f' ~~rlo~ vl!1 b0 . cif'utlcal period I n Village
. 'iJ'ilVlJUOf)I'OO1at; ~D!';,~:; to\<)'!' hr\'o .,HfJ~t 'OJ I H onf!Monce l!ppellrell1Ce of
tho Vllu~ga 20 tc 50 VGl!rs h~n~6. PBst gro*th hes bElen gradual,
~~1 sp@od ~1 ~~~~1~~ffl~~t i$ ~a~ c~ang~~g~ (2) We Ill!! ess!lllleArclen
Hi!!s wi!! cantlnuu ~D hBV@ .Drod_. potba, hor~Gbl!ck riding and
QP~fi, sp~cos 20VG~r~ fro~ no~ D~ ut did 7.0. ,!,5sr!: 1.090 when llIany
of ~$ mowslj t~ y~@ ~~~~, but th@ ~tt~~ctuva eppscrsncll 01 Arden
!1I \ ~:> <rolli!\V Is I.\\!!GlTO ill!l~t good II i ~1I111i1:9 l'HHlnot th tr'O II gll acc I dent.
-r;;.l Hu!~'.;?oQ!~ "'pr;HG<'i'HQ!fl., 1I0r th€l position 1)1 p!lf'k director havo
D~~~ recel~8~ ~nd ~ov;ew0d O~0~ the rQ~t ~9~~re; ~Ion tMI . The!
Comffltit1~e 1~@~~ Mr~ GMc~i0Y h~2 the qM~li*lc~tlon~ to ful1!GI
~.ny dg~tr.~ und hop.. of rrG.I~.nts of 1~. orea. Mr. Buckley's
c:;d~H:a'l- i Oil, [Hi.'" sllperi@llci!l, Gtc. ~!llre detl!llled. (See employment
app I! c;,tlOfil t1f1ti Pal'"lIs l.l!1d Rocrcc71on report of 10/17/72 for
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. Oct. 30, 1972
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CouncI1..~ Herrick reported it Is the intent of the Committee that
II ~:~Ilti:r'<l porl\ dii'acto,", b8 hh'od, and that-'t~e matter h8~ been under
study far'~ ~ong period cl.tlme. Motion was Made by Herrick that
Mr. Jollll1 Br~d>I!)'ftl@ IdriHl1!l'""pGllk director for tno Village of Arden
HI Blil. CO"ili~I'hlllr! tlQ! h)nhof'!l)' reported he \!/IIS not preparad to second
thO! mot U!llll lllt'~fl i t\ t loll). Mr.'H1HTick withdrew his COll1lnent and motion.
A dlscuselcn b6t~egn Coyne! I ~3mbcrs. Committe. ~emb.rs and residents
prllsillnt 101 iOIf~d I"l':lgllrd!ilg:
(I) Current and pro~Dso~ nMmbur 01 Village park employees, (2)
adequacy 01 Vlllllge budgat rsgsrdlng the metter, 0) need for
1Jl.lcll d i !i'"<'Jc1"or. (41 po.slbll!ty of abtaJolng f~d.ral funds to
~id pill,.:; tl~:;Jg~i", (mil ~5} 1l'J'Jii\gl:l to bo r~el!zod by the Village
. by hG\?!ng 1m ()l<:!'IH'I@8'\cad pilII'll III f'l/lctor.
TII. Council considered hiring Mr. Buckley temporarily as . pert time
cOiTl!'!ulta!lt. buy Plirk Coma~ltt<lll(l IOOLUb.rs IlldlCl'Jtedtllls pl.c....el app roach
to (mr probhn\l3 ttltlllr.tti:a 1l1H'tt !:Inll 1"0<:r081'lon' ClrlUI would b. Inedequate.
Pe.i,", CQL'1MlttOl'l fn3ffi1HHl> &~!l COllncllliilClIl Horr.c~ stl"il!lsed the Importenee
'lJf e p$lrk 8~nd iIlcqlllsltion phlll end tho development of a bond Issue In "1
tho Bppra~lm~t8 ernDuntof ~ half million d~llar.for financing It and
iIlp,U'l'Illd o...~ I' 20-30 VfJa rl'f. '
Tlu! Com,.iltt(lll\) 115SUI"5di'lii;i Cotmc! i thlllt tIH.l,c!lrec}or position can be
pallltor in 1913 by lHlJnj~1tlrJg cosh \tlthln'the~)(htlng Perks and ,
RGeV"1-l~t!oll IJll\ldge't. "
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COline !!Mmb~li.t; oXflr9s~{"i! COil corn ,..1 I'll SI\IPI:l I o ltlll 11 fa ! !llld future costs !
of. t!1", [l9"Ol'll7'!ill'll, vha.ell "I' q I!ccl'"a.so on I'lddltl,l)1'I to Mrs. Buckley's seiery.
Mr"H.~e!'"I~y 1!h'fr0d tlli6~!'1j-il3 II! I hl!j@ h hcfl'lg. ~ n,!)", stap, nal/lely - do
1'I1Il'~i'!il.tyO go {Jf,Jt()il!J i,tJlll i V lirp#u~n gah tQ~PO!l!lj bin ty of a par~
fl!)'\l""li:ll\i~lliflt P'Clfl.~lid, 1,1 50, the YOP priof{ty .lli'l, the n(ad yaar or
~CJ i~ OJ IJlO1l~ h$1!3 to ~'\"'f nl/l~ pl!!rk I en d. To "~!1Allje 115 to !Ill' I the .
!l'i,!l~m 'Ii{ proll! i!ll !M'!\!!~'YRg" !lMch pMrcl'llli:'J$!l" It?! ,<lll n8Gd strong coordlnat'o~
b~:I''II''IH1V i i I ~g~ oH lei ",'iJ; rmd tho I'll o-ks <'JIliJ"R~c~"'lltl on, Comml ttu, and,
h~:'{<!>I'lD~., 1Il)!l 'll~p(Jg-;~I\{~fI,lpai"5011 wl~a pr(n'!U,~',~. blltter chance to,lIccompilsh,
th,'!'!! I:;opl"d I nl!li' I on.
il'h'~rJ~rl'IHl\'" !J1:SCC;S1;lol1, motloll ns m,,,,l,, &YHIl1"t'ick, socondedby
lii:tfH~."'r'!>>()!'i, thl!l'~ tll\1'l. VI Ull('\) 01 Ardllll1 Hi 1 as: !1I ro I,~r. John Buckley as
PSi-kSllJl,;l Racreatloli nir';ctol'"; motIon iCcrrl,l)d till~!~IIllOlJIsly. ,,'
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lh'4: COl",,;;: I ~ta~'6d I "t~rH 'iI; ,;'11 lIHI IlGW d I ri4<4for lind p l7'ogrlllm I s to
flf'~!'~Ctl <8 jlllH"'k $YS',"Hl. "
Ol:lk Wnt-Dutch lU.!!2Uf'"W.!'''Y
COQ'ntlh\l:lil Hf;lr1"uclcl"@Po!"i.'3d 'HI'" 1972 "'.}SIlI-n'i 01+t1<'1 abo\i'1lI SI!!'"\flil', Dlld
Dr. Fro!lllch'$ reCOmf;l(HilJl;'I"lons; regilllrdil1g tl"'3(i.tSli!JIl'l" of 1'ha treG diseases.
H~sh'h!'d I'l@ ~9nllld \'tlth DU". Fli'"siIleh thot t~~tJt1iltjfit of troesdlseu.eo
\>lith <aliI; wilt llhollild 1)1') '(l'"J!'\"l en"',",,,,r.fh' blf ir"I!1l(l\t DeriSOi'll'l.!. Ho felt
p(H"h";iJ{;t~e Arrlml ;11 n h~liVC8C$ or 18-20 y~}ir'<>($:"bO'fS could do tha .Job.
'fils COMIlCi I asked thet thB Jaycees be asked to cQ~tact all property
. Duno;rs l>!lth frOGS dlse!J~!id ,lith Oi!l: IIHt, teHll1gthalr approxlmetll
I,;hlll"~ia 'Io!'" ,"occmmsl1ded1nN!l','ml,w';.
n1!1l Co~nc~ I BIlle CDIlS!d....d me! ling c hDt!~O Giang ~Ith the Jen. 5,
1973, un! c'ry bll! CIl9!l, 6xphdr.u6'lfl the "'apl~ tres'h1i1lwt for prohctlng ,
. he.6th, tl"lles tram Dak .ISt.
,REPORT OF MAYOR HENRY J. CREPEAU, JR. - Gg~~rcl Governmant
f'lltlHe S1l1ety
Pr~sbyt~r!~n Nom8~
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Moyor Cl'@p~.u repDrt8d th~t the PI7'DsbvtOr!BR Ho..! ~I~I provide an
.ct!~lty pragr.. tD local c;tiI,;ms IU,l'!' livi~9 at th* nome. Tiley have
b!r~~ II community sorvicry cocrd!nator <<8~v~r!y Novalany). They plan to
cst<:>idlsh ill program t1hlcn wI O! !lIcDud~ socia! Ilctlvitles. crafts, sewing,
p!U$ physic~1 ther~py. ^ list of senior citizens, takGn 1rom out utility
rDcord~ has been given ta Mrm. Novel5ny.
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. vn J;:;,;'.: Gotmci~ Mii1~B"l'05 -8- Oct. 30, 1972
~~B~g o~ \~1 Voters
M~yor Crap3e~ reported that Gloria Kushn, Prosldent of the Arden
Hills' leogull off Wornen Voters, cat lad to soy tho. league Is sponsoring
~. meotlllg on Solid Waste mllsPoslIl. Recvcllnq" and landfill on Wednesday,
HovBmber 15, 1972,et 1:00 p.m., ~t Presbyterlon Church of the Way.
Two ropt-osQntlld-lYes frOG;! ,'he t~innesote Pollution Control Agency will
spllak.
TII~ Leegue Inv!'(es Coullellmen IInd ell oth4ilr interested persons to
iIlttlillld tlla llIeGltll'\9_
Q!!!J!iage Prall h~!:1i tl3>mbros
. CCHonc!! Member!! Wi!li'O l'lsktld to look !It tho John hmbro5 property and
tit.. drllllnsgi!l of the I and.
Clo.k Admlnlstf. ~or llllS asked to send a bill to Ramsey County for
th<~ I rslllll"e oftha cost of 'l-h@ dral " !:I go proJl!!ct on the property done"
in H67.
.!:.elli!l lane S'l-rast I mprov$men1',
No action ta~en.
REPORT OF CLERK AOr:'INISTRATOR LORRAINE SlROMQUIS'r
Dlds ~ Vllh!!lG H&'~. llndMalnteoHlnCtl Bid!:!. landscape Plans
A t~bulatlon of bids openod Friday, October 27, ~es reported by Clerk
Admlnlstretor, ~$ attached. The Council f81t that several bids should
be obtained and rofarr9d thll matter to Planner Dennis Adams to obtain
!lOftlO?! II I tis.
ili1ms
Motion made by H@rrlck, seconded by Olman, that the claims be approved
as ~ub~ltt.d; motion cGrr!~d un~n!mou$I,.
A<iJ,.Hu'i'Ulent
The m~8t~ng wes lldJournad Ilt 11:58 p.m.
iorr~lnG Stromquist
Clerk Admlnlstretol"
NOTPCE OF NEXT MEETING
The il!:lxt !'leguler COMI'lC!~ fJ.l!loting Iii!! be hold en 1<10lldey, Noyember 13,
.1972, ot tile Ardon Hi II;; VI II ago HaH, Illt 8:00 p.m.
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