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Minutus of Rogu!ar Counei I Meeting
y' 11,<190 cd Arden HI i i5
f~or.(jBY, S(lpi'eJnb(H-~ i51 t972,11 8:00 p.m.
Vi I !age Hal I
5:;l'.ll.- to 0 rde r
Th. mooting WBS called to order by Mayor Crepeou at 8:00 p.m.
Eot! Cal I
Present:
~aYDr Henry Cr.peBu, Jr., Councilmen Stan Dlmen, E. Grey
Hand$rS0n and Ron Hsrrick
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Absent:
Councilman John Hollenharst
A!so P~C5ent: Cl~~k Administrator Lorraine Stromquist, Treasurer
Richard O'Kally, V!!lcge Attorr.ay Vincent P. Courtney,
fnglnsr,r" Dona!d till'll! and Donald Christoffersen and
Assistant Clerk Dorothy Zehm.
~p.DYai 01 Mlnutss
The. minutes of the RilglJlar Co!.mcli Meeting of Augu$t 213, 8912, were
npprovsd a$ em$n~ed.
PUBl!f HEARING
1G~O Lang ampro~ement Project
MByor Cr~pmea apenGd the public b0arlng at 6:04 p.m., end reque~ted
EnglnaBr Lund to desc.lbe tha project ~3 propos.d.
Ellg!l"l!Ml!T' lsmd s'htod thi!lt six lots l'lrll InvoS'fed In the proposed sur-
f.clng of BpprOKlmat.!y 150 ft of lake Lane, sOlJth ofEdga~ater Ave.
(I.G.O.f. o~ns three o~ th0$~ lots.) He said that notices of the
Improvement W9rs .110 lent to prop.rty owners at the fOlJrth lots on
aRch side af Lake lane, becslJs$, vhl Ie the.e io~s wo~ld not have
frontage p~ the Improved .tr..t, they wi II be provided with access
to the street. He estimated 'he tot~~ project cos~ ~t $3,000.00.
Mr. Richard Thrasher, 3200 L~k0 Lans, askod if the street will not
come to his lot, which Is the fourth lot south of Edgewater Avenue,
why he r-ecelv-ad II no,~~~:~g(
Mr. Lund - tho propsrty DwnsrB af the 'ou.th lots on both sides ot
the street were notlfl.d of the propDsed Improvement beceusa they
\'II i i be p"ov!ded ;~'CC€~I,. DlI.t 1'110 ,",Ded is not PI'oposad In front of
th051J v O"~'s.
,"'k~ Th~'''2hf~ - Who \~I H bo lls5eEso.;Hl? it '~on't do ms any good.
~!:..:..._l(Jnd ~. A$EaSSm~~~-r~ hi:iVe rHO;"} be:en <foi"rJf'min~d as vet,
fvir~o Th r.&,$h~] i'" - D C~n CPP';'H:;2 d to thQ amp rO'ls.m8nt.
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Mr. Rabart Seck. Secrstsry of I.D.O.f., asked If a cul-de-sac, or
~-typ::' 'Of -rt!f'TI-'~H~Ci,f~Hj ~ ~ lJ pb"op(;.~t;d ai' th(, (';~lti of tho 1.50 11'1
'Mf'* LeJSld - Nc~
g~;..(te>Gw~ 'd1 no
A t~'ir~y fO'" wide street Js proposed, guttar
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f~r-. Lund - S"fi'IH.;1'S (';\dJr"ted 1'0 ttH3 Vi I !ag:-l are generally m5illTaflled
by th-e-'Vi! ~ag:a.
~88Ck - s31d 7'he !~O..OoF'J; In 8ccordar.cG \~'ith theft" $pec~a[ U5e
permit requirements, tllll be erecting a fence along their east
property line, which, h. said, he felt would mBke plowing dIfficult.
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to... 1;f,r:";E.:!L~-l"h, 5n5 Ec.1gewtltt>r AvarHHl, seld 110 Is l!l member of I.O.O.F.
and, unless we've ~!r~ad, cOMmlttsd ourselves, doesn't see how this
Impl'c\,smell'( .,.,i i! t>Gnaflt th3 lodge.
M~_~.. said that Nhen ',-toe lodge applied tor Its.speclal use
pr!ll'm..", '~ho Vi lies", ?''''qulred exits o;,;to this road. If weare held
to ','n 1 5, ' tie' II have '(0 be ! n 'avo,- of the road ! mp rO\lelf.ent, because
Its B condition of the speciel use permlt.
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Mr. Warren Hanson. 3191 North Lexington Ave., - seld he owns one of
tho fourtlliio1"S-south 01 Edge~~t~r Avar.~e on lake lane elso, end
hed Drlgln~ijly purchased this ~ruparty anticipating that the road
wo~ld be complet~d at some time; tho I.O.O.F. speclal.use permIt
involves on access onto th~s road, which h0 approved et the tIme the
lodge ~ppllod for th~ parmit. Lake Lana 1$ platted as such; It Is
af no usa to him unl.ss graded.
Mr. Smith - Slid ho knows this erao well, ~nd Mr. Hanson, es well as
other proporty oWn~rs south Oy Mr. HonsDR, are using an access roed
to l~xlngton AVG~uo.
Mr. H~lrisoll- !laid .thai- tho original request for this Impro1/ement was
T;O;-f:O".O.f., ,;md itO\1 tlHl,lJi S€J(lms to be sow.a controlfersy l!Illlollg the
! odgm ;;:arrlhH's.
Mr. SmIth - said, as he 500$ It, ~~BY .80m to be IDOl against the
ro~d--T mp rOVSllIGl1t_
1ok. M0hln SW;J,l1;;jSl' c:o, 1.0.0... m{)mbo~'. $l')ld 1m wrote two letters In-
q\lTi:"11l9 as to till)< COSY 01 the rand lmpro'fsment, not actually requesting
th. ImprQvement. He .sld thet some of the curbing h~s been knocked
off the road, emu.lng wGshlng ..HY Df the lodge's p~rklng lot.
After de~'.rmI;1Ifl9 th<Jt th",~'.s 'IIQf"e)1O fMrthor quastlons or comments,
Mayor CrepeDu cloaod ~h. public h..rlng at a.IS p.m.
After discussion, the Counc!1 referrBd the matter to the Public Works
CO'lml f;....et'l for ! ts rtH:QrnmeIH1/jt Ions to .tho COlin ell, de1e rr I ng COline! i
action unt! ~ ~ !eter date~
BUS !NESS 1'ROM THE fLOOR
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Attarne, Druk, rapresontlng thB Dr.yfuI Corporation, ~dvlsod the
CCH..enc1 ~ that the Drayfl,;!! Corporataolfi hr:s no dls~'gr-e(l.fl1ent wt~~h the
V~ ~ fi~g0 Engira';or'g '0.~t~H" o~ Al!g1~St :LBt ~9'/2,. ,and .rcfo:""red '~"h9 Coun....
e~ & ton ;e"r1'i?,r;)rr~t{td Sc1p~~r.'bsr 8~ ~972~ 1rotrl B~.th0r, R~ng5~ose,
l;ic~'~1'ft18d~ nri~";. Hq s"s!d th:r,t Di~ey\r~s it ~:i1 'lirrttsat agroement w!th
th. VII lEge P~.~nBr mlso, except for an. Blp.ct, which Dreyfus can
~ lva 'o;tl""h~ (-)(1: G~_~d that t,.t1e (/"'~~~i<e81';jQ;1 pJ-an'S he."'J'o D'aen favorabty
t'o'>;ehmd ;''1' -chs Pi'Jrl\'"i "rod RocreaUo!1 C{If.1\'nI'ftGti, and, thera1ora,
he fce~s they ~re r8~dy.for a new p~btlc ~loerfng~ whlcb.he ~sked
that the CQunc~t ~che~!j~9 end cond~ct*
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Mayc~ CrepObu adv~ocd that CounciJmB~ i~oldeni'oTst is cut uf town
to~~!ght~ but had 'Zt~gD~5 d that if ~ r~b!ic hsarlng ~s to bo schedu~9d~
that ~t be ha~J by the P!annl~g CDmmllllon mud .ttended by the Counel I.
Cbunc!!man HerriCk mcvaJf seconded by ~end8r~on, the'~ s public h8~rlng
be conductsd by Pla!1nlng Co~mlgs1Dn on TU91day, O.fabor 3, 1972,
mt fJ:OO p..m.. ~1~ <~h~ V1 ~ g~ge Hi3iE f; mcd~!on '1--;a~~riCJd un~nim,ous~y..
Case No~ 72-35. P6mtom~11~C~- Mr~ Ka~! Herrmann' and ~r. JJmH11~
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A.tto~-n0Y Karl .10r~ma!ln~ represen11ng Pemtom~ jnc.t advised the Council
thei~ fJ m(;ot~n2 had D€'en hGlo '~.d"{h the VI i ii'::;go i\ttornay, V&; ;oge Engin-
eer, the McCiungs and Pemtom regarding the draInage of thG Pemtom
;':.)I'"opGrty l some SUH90sted methcds to heJp ai ~o1!i e'"i"o excessive run-off
onto the McCiung prOp0~ty have been submittad to Eripineer Lund and
tlla McClungs for their conslderatlon~ dated Sept~ 86 i972# pr$parad
by Suburban Engineering.
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S0pt. Ii, 1972
"\-p HI!; sal d ths"j- dfo~V0 ~Clf:"f;I~n.i' of ('j pOr1ding 8,:"ea on the southwest
cofnBr of the ~Gbto~ property for storage of 190,000 cubic ft of
storm waiaT and the ihstajlatfon of a 30 inch culvert urJer Sne1~tn9
Avenue would greatly reduce accumulation of storm water on the
McC!vng ptoperty~
Mr". JOhll McC!unq sald that lIe recBived the report from Pemtom about
ora hour 0)0, and from Q brief r~vlaw does not think that accurate
cantou~s were Yseo. ~e s~ja no does not desire to cuuse unnecessary
delay ta Pemtom; hB rea!l~el that Pemtom's 68 acres are only about
1/3 of tha dralnoge basin, but that this acreage, plus the recently
develDped FeyerelBsn 10 Beres, presents a drainage problem for him
which wI I: contInually came up until ~ study of the entire drainage
basIn Is made. He s~ld he wDuld like to see the drain~g8 problem
soived once end for ai i.
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Attorney Coyr-tney adv!sed fIlet Attorney Ku~ppers has been retained
by Mrs. David McClung, to rap resent her Interests since the recent
death of her husband, and Mr. Kueppers has requested that the Coun-
el; deter ect!?:! until e later date '1"1":> give Mr. Kueppers tIme to
acquaint hlmsoif wIth the metter.
MI". HerTman" sill oj th<lt he feels thl:; prob rem can bEl reacllly resoll/ed
If tha partlec cone.rned wlJ& meet and make ~ decision. He said he
would hope Bnother two week deley would not be neceBsary. suggesting
that ~ special meetIng b. scheduled wIth Pcmtom, the Village Attorney,
VI!lege Englnuer, the McClungs, Attorney Kuappers and the Council,
In an ~ffort to rosol~e this matter.
Attorney Courtnsy .tatHd th~t, In addition '0 thu drainage matter al-
~.ady discussed, there Is the matter of B prlvBt. road on the McClung
property, whiCh pOSSibly blocks natural drainage, Which was Vlett up
In the air' ai' the pn'VlOll$ meeting.
~r. Herrmann Bald this entire dr~lnBga problem 15 not Insoluble, and
he ~ae1s a m~9tjngp as proposed, would resolve the problem.
After discussion, tha Council authorized the ~Be~lng, as proposed.
Engineer Lund was requested to call Attorney Courtney after he
ruvlewed thu Suburban Engineering ~8tt.r. Attornay Courtney was
asked to schedule the rneutlng of aI' concerned partl.s; 8 poll of
the COllndo wI n be made I~ the CouneH I~; 111)'1" loble toO llttend at
the Qeslgnat~d time.
REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY VINCENT P. COURTNEY
fr~1!..()se d ~.~f' d~.2 n"t ~~t..S.2!~W!~L.Bp-=-J} 8
p;-,"'tH'nflY C:"en'n:,y OreS91lt&O a draft of an .,"<l10'1,l1(:0 amending OrdiranC$
No~ ~:~B, ~.H~t''t!n~ Salal'"~0S ~--,~r' "'fh-e ;..\,ciyor ctH1 Cotltlci imen O"t Arden Hfi is,
which he sa'J \,-;~ ~ I become B}f'2ctive ,)::inua:'y ! l' 1973, 11 approved.
Hsnderson moved, seconded by Herrick, that AN ORDINANCE AMENDiNG
OnDINliNCE NO. 128, SEH!r"G SAU\RIES fOR lHE ~1AYOR AiW COUNCilMEN OF
ARDEN HilLS, be Introduced by 'ntle; in 10'100': Dlmen, Henderson and
Horrick; opposed: Crepeau. Tho motlan carried.
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"Qr~.1~"f~?3__!3g_~g.._a fI ~_J!~.!!J21~ S .tt~t
Attorney Courtney reported that ns receivod a reply today to his lettar
to Mr.. Daubr.~y} dated Sj~pt:ombei" 8, 1972, a copy of whIch was gJven
bJ .~~fc~~k Admirjastr~tor Si"r'Jinqufs-r, ad\"ji[:1nq th,d- Gn:..nl Fox Roed ano
Our: fop Street h,t)\;g bean brought up to Vi I !aga standards and title
is DettiO prepV:f-(t'd ..;(.o~~ dndtCeltio,'"l of .n~ese S1"r~3e't5 to the Vi t t:"ge4
Enginesi"' Lund was requested by
meed- V~ I !age requf :-'Bm{Hd"s~ and
at"'! fo;' Yl1l6ga dedication.
the Council to determine !f the roads
If he recommends that they .re Dccept-
Engineer Lund requested that a copy of Pro Daubnoy's letter be sent
to hlrn~
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PrDDOS0d llcenslna ChanQS5 - Flnnnce llcenslna Subcommittee
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GcuncllmBn Henderson moved that the Council approve the FInance Licens-
ing Subccmmlttee's recommended licensing schedule, dated May 15, 1972,
and 6m9nded on August 17, !972, to be Incorporated In the licensing
ordinonce, seconded by Counellman Dlmen. ~otlon carried unanimously.
Attorney Courtney was requested to draft the ordinance.
Ordinances Nos. 98 and 99
;if"ter en ol<plar1atlon of dUflclIltles encoulttered by the Parks and
Recreation Committee and P~annlng CommissIon, In t0e Interpretation
of planned unit development requirements, the Cou~cll requested
Attorney Courtney to BMend Ordinances NO$. 98 and 99.
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REPORT OF VILLAGE ENGINEER DONALD LUND
f~rE. of W"teilhed Disi'dd
Englncor Lund repal'tad tiltlt l,e trolked with Attorney Courtney regard-
ing th,s matter, end 80dltlol11l1 Information has been requested from
the Rice Greek W~tBrshBd District, before determining Its powers.
J. BelaIr Company-: Apyllcat'on i~r_E.yment No.5 and flna(
Engineer Christoffersen adVised the Counel i that he had recommended
apprDval of payment of this application, In the amount of $1,541.43,
on condition that certain work be done which has not baen done. He
said tha ccntrllctor slIld he wl,l dorhe 1<I01-k, und a letter Is forth-
coming, Herrick moved, secondsd by Henderson, that the mattor be
tebled at this time; matlcn carried unanl~ously.
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Engineer Lund reportod thet the ..stlng has been postponed to Oct. 5.
Ha said that extensive opposition has bOBn expressed from many com-
munities, and that BGternBt", proposals have been requested. He suggested
thut 11 letter be sBnt ta Mayor PhIlip Cohen, Brooklyn Center, askIng
that h9 keep Arden Hills .dvlssd of his committee's ectlvitles on
thIs matter. He seld that current, as well as service aval labi Ilty
charges, Bre baing opposed.
The CouncIl requested Clerk AdmInistrator to writ. to Mayor Cohen
;'or Infot'.HI-r;on reg2!rding tbe cornml-rtee and tho poss,b! llty of Arden
Hii Is ta!<i!19 pi'\rt ~n !.:.~
N~ Sr I etltGrI__j ,,1'el'c~'ror . Saw€2-C
EnpinBsr Lund reported thut the M~tro Council Rof.rral Co~mltta8 ~'et-
1::;,~ \ (p.; bS;:'HI p~);""r:lOnad :'2:'-1\-Jin ">0 S0l-:d'c''-i'\bi~r :!.~~ ~91J....
Aer'j a! SU~~VG..i:..E.
Engineer Christoffersen presented t.o bids from ~ark Hurd and Chicago
Aerial for t.o-foot contour aerials of Arden Hills for Council con-
sideratIon: Mark Hurd - $IB,800.00
Chicago Aeri~i - $11,52",00.
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After discussion, the ~~.tter was ref6r'~ad to tile Finance Committeo
and Planning Commission for recomm1>ndatlons ~-o the Calmel!.
11- was
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in 'ti"(J dtSCU5Sfor: that 'these Qc{"~a:
for a V~11a9G storm sawo!. study.
contours can be used
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F;~r<ll OLIve DraIIH'!l~..xro.Q.QE.."I_
EnglnaBr Christoffersen advised the Council of a proposed temporary
arid aconomlca! method to so!va ~he 5uFface r~n-of, at Flora! Dr~ve
Bnd Norma Clrcls, untl! a storm sewer system Is Initiated. He was
~uthor;zed h~' tllS Cou;lcll to proceed as describod.
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Sapt. 11,1972
REPORT OF COUNCILMAN JOHN HOLLENHORST - Planning and Zoning
Ordinance Review
labssnt - report given by Dorothy Zahml
Cass No. 72-33, Amended Sp~clai Use Permit for Dper~tlon of U-Haul
"li'alter llnd Tr\!ck O~eratlon at Skel !y Sts'tlo.!l..t. 38:53 N. Lexington Ave.
After discussion, th~ mattsr was tab!ed unti! the next Council meet-
ing. The Council requested that BuildIng Inspector Squires be asked
to li"l':orm the sta'j'!on maliilger of the conditions of the special use
parmlt under which this ItatiDn Is to operate, and to inform him
that I!lny d~l\.ii'lt!ons frm\1 tho special use pGnlllt requIrements must be
corrected.
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Case No. 72-40..l~dscape Plans - Village Hall and PublIc Works Bldg.
Aft.r rovlew af the plans and suggested Planning Commission changes,
Herrick moved, ~Qcondod by Henderson, th~t Planner Dennis Adams be
given the first ~evan changos listed by the Planning CommissIon In
the mlnute~ of September 5, 1972, and that the Council proceed with
~dvertlseme~t for bids on the ernend~d project; motion carried unan-
imously.
Clerk Administrator St~omqu!st was raquested to datell the amendments
on the pleos "l1d to go 010'01" them with Councllman Herrick before sub-
mitting the pi_os to Mr. Adams.
Cas~ No. 72-27 ~nd 12-32 - Col~mbl5 Transit Applications
A~ter review ot Co!umbla Transit's app&icatlon5 by Mr. Hudalla. the
Council tabled the matter until the n9~t Coyncll meeting, so that
Councilman Hol!enhorst c.n relay his opinion Bnd that of the Plan-
ning COl1lmlsslon.
f.aslOl No. 72-44, VOi'lencJ!. - Howard HilSS
Herrick moved. seconded by Dlmen, thot the Council concur with the
,'"ecommendatlons ()f the Bo.erd of Appellls <lnd '(he Planning Commission
and approve the variance 61 req~DBt~d; motion cerrled unanimOUSly.
CV$~ No. 72-45, ~' Sp-~It - MldwB3te~n Re~ay Compony
Henderson moved, :50CO'1(.,OO by H"l"rlck, thet tlie Council concur with
the ?I~nnlng Co..ission r.cammend~tlons to approve the lot split 8S
request.d; motion carrlod unanimOUSly.
.!3"thc...LEo! le~G 1:!!!!..rJs,,-!!pe Plll"..!'....:...Acadamlc..Q.ul lcll"!') Araa
Herrick moved, .Bcandad by Henderson, that the CD~ncl' approvB tha
landscape p!ans for ths Sethei Co~18ge Bcad.role buildings, subject
to the ~ddlt!Dn of planting. as recommended by the peannlng Com-
mlSllon In minutes of September 5, 1972, and subject to reCeipt of
the r.qu!~ed parforml~c8 bond, In an amDunt to be determined by the
Vill~g. PI~nn.r after he is adyised af the plantings to be ed~ed by
Bethel Collegru. Motion cerrlad un~nimo~sly.
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Case No~ 72-46, R9~~~sp-e~~ - Building Permit
After review of plans presented by Mr. Cliff Lund, Robarts Properties,
Henderson moved, !Bconded by Olmon, 1hat thB Council approve the
~ssuance of a bu~~dtnp permit for ttle prcpoSDd addItion to the
,mpresslons, inc. building, ;209 ~I. County RO!2d E, In accordance wiTh
the recommendations outlined in the Planning Commission minutes of
September .51 19i2; inotIon c~::H'rh:)d tH'HHlimousiy..
Csss No~ 72-18, Housirlo Policy
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Aitar con5iderab~Q dtsc~Jssiorl, thG mat1"er was teb~ed. CouncIlman
Hollen!H)6"s1' to be Ilskod "\'0 1")O'<305:;)n1' 'rha matter at the next Council
meeting.
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Sept. II, 1972
H~P0RT Of lR~h~uRER RICHARD M. O'KELLY
TrSBBurer O'Kel!y reported current bank bnlunces as 'ollow.:
Nev Briahton 51"ato Bank
First N;t'l Benk. St. Paul
RD.~V! lIs State B~nk
- $ 5,089.14
- $U,003.TI
$ 4,556.42
He reported thlll1' CII,"rer,'i" cl1ocl'.s ~ 3'"l tt'ell far exceed the bel onces;
theretore, soma chsckB will b. b.~d until additional revenue Is
clapo$lt~d and s0c~rltle$ matyre within the naxt few days.
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REPORT OF COUNCILMAN E. GRAY HENDERSON - finance
!!-.udtlst Sh,QY
COMnclimun H~nderson rGrn!~dad the Co~ncl!, dopartment heads and
commh"hH. ~;hl!fn:ll~i1 of i'l1," Join... budg>?t stlJdv meeting on ThurSday,
5.pte~bsr 14, 6t B:DD p.m. at the V! !!Gge H~II. He urged that all
depBrtment. send rep~.5$~t~tlves.
REPORT or COUNCilMAN ST~NlEY OlMEN - Publ!c Work5
!':'",~Ic t'!orkJL...~ll1!Heo N'.H~tin~
Ca~ncllrnnn Oimsn r~PQrtod that the n8xt ~actlng of tho Public Works
Committee will he h~~d W~dne~day, Soptomb0r 13, et 1:3D p.m. at tho
PubHc ~kH'k5 bu! !dil1g.
REPORT OF COUNCilMAN RONALD HERRICK - Porks end Recreation
Hl.IalltHI Rights
HijIDan Rlaht$ CDmmlsslon
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Councilman HerriCk notod the rnlfi~tBs of the Human Rights Commission
meeting of AugusT 28, ~nd "6port~d th~y a"a me~t!n9 again tonight,
S.pt.mb~r I I. He 3t~tBd he woald r.,ort further on the meetings at
the next Eeeting.
REPORT OF MAVOR CREPEAU, JR. - Ganere' Government, Public Safety
1J! I a~. Stl)nlg'L~J) d i "iL:-1iJ:l,:t_j3rl g12t..E.!L..:.'3-~'Hj_
Mayor Crapea~ reported a racom~9nd~t5on of the Pubiic Sefaty Commlttea
'n.' the Public Sa..ty Department take avar this building for use as
~ recreation or ~Gen c9nte~ as soon ~9 passlbio; tha canter to be
Mnder the 5upsrv~s~on and control of Lt. Pat Sexton.
Aftsr dlscus.Jeft, motlan W~g ..dB by Herrick, secand.d by Henderson,
i'hat '~hG (;1:I1.mcl n ;;;o;o<;;,n ~dth ,'he :nemo from 1"h~ P..,bll1: Soyety Commltte:1J,
D!itgd S~jp';>embl;)~. 80' (19"1~~J V'.~ga~-;rJln.9 thQ blJ[Yd~ng and that thIS Parks
e::r;'tl n:f.'i,ef~~H~-t.~O~~ De~~~f'''h:il8n'~' :rcm'-~'-$e -~he hock0;/ bOf:lrds ~nd eqlJl pment
fG"'cm','he bu~id~r;g ;f~N'h~d!~d't'];Y; mo....r~c,'l1 earr~9d ~JnanfS:"lousBy..
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. ~iaY(;:f' CrOpZ~tll pt"~J~H~rd-t;)d i:"; (i~'Jpos-~i: from the Pub ~ 1 e S~1aty Corn~1 ttee
1~5tJns 3st~matad ga~o~IDG f~eed2 for ~971 thru i9.14. The Information
wiJi be given to tho Publ~c Works Dopa~tment for their use in detsrmtn-
rh~' g'I'o~~\1\. ;,",,"'1 ..::~4.,r"'<q"~<'''''''\ '~'flrl' j!,. ;!: ~ ,.C\~~,
~,.~ ,I{,J';;>~,u, r'W ....1~~,~:;;:l'TJ j';.J .. ,J~_.........;...
t~211 (;0 , ~!.2:~ r-2~!l~,!!,!~~Y9.,!}1.!Lt~~,~
The Pub~lc Sefuty Commltt.a rMporteJ thlt the VlllagB police force
curr3nt~y owns two squad cars ~nd ~e~ses ~n unmarked car~ Purch8se
pr''Ci(;'!Hit.Sf'O t~~ ij ~ b~~l.~.;h~.H'''''h~d Oc'~ober' ~, 5972... for' ~ nCiW squed car for
d~Divery ~bout ~h0 f~rst of 1tle ysar i9730 When the new car .!s
de~ ~v(';fiedt i~h$ O~(j;fjgt Gqt~~::;d cer <<8975 Wiodc~>> '1~ S i be avallfitdc for
thl';;) Fj!.lP & ~c l~ov'ks O~"'jS>:fiF'{mani" g O{ they t'1,~n1~ ~'t. l\ f'6~.HJonabne Ch~i'"gB.
from til6 Pub!~c S~10ty to Pub~5c Works wi ~i .b8 mBdo for the car~
prQbcb~v ~n th~ ~mo~~t of the trade-~n va~u~.
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Sept. II, 1972
Metro CouncI~ M00tlno
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Mayor C~opeau announced ~ meeting of the Metro COQncli to be held
Bt 81&ln0 VillagB Helt on Thur.d~y, Soptember 28, at 7:30 p.m.
Mr4 He~d9rson said he ~o~~d try to ottand th6 meeting.
REPORT OF CLERK ADMINISTRATOR LORRAiNE STROMQUIST
l.l CO;lse R@qllostll
Motion ... made by Horrlck, seconded by Dlman, thet ilcense requosts
YO;' 3,'5'8 Ll'.Jlte Jo11,mnt: Blvd.. F'IH'i'.~I3Y Development Company, for clgar-
ottes, w.ndlng .Bchl~B. .nD"suft drinks be approved as submitted;
.atlan carried ~nanlffiau~ny.
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Bul8dln~ Inspoctor to chnck pram!... to see If all signs at the
~ddres~ arc now Ilc.~B8d.
y ~ n ~ tlDe i ~'i.~urq)l~ .Pj""og}~ u~1!:.~-.Ds~~
The CouncIl conc~rr~d with Mrs. Stromquist's z~gg.stlon that the
VI liege deposit VI!iogc ~mpIOYG0 ln5~r&nCe premlYIDs at the Roseville
S"t"to Bank to teke odv<;ntsga of tlH) dlsco!}nt 61 lowed by using the
prac,dur.. They co~.end5d Clerk Admlnlstretor ond Acco~ntant Charlotte
McNI.~h for br!~glng th~ matter to tholr attention.
flal~
,~"otlc~ 'fa" l'r.EHhl b't Herdck, socol1~ed by Handorson, thelt claims end
tranSfOr~~Qd, ~~bJect to tho fo!lo~lng:
Ho~d ~heckl 5139 God 5140, and determine
Mhether or not the Vlllngo should be p.,-
Jng for CIH'O boxes and ren.ate:! herdllllre.
Motla~ c~rrled u~enlmo~s'y,
Election Boerd
"11-5. St"O!'Ml\ll:n r0port<!id 'rillJi' EijecmOf^ Gi'"ant, Proc(nct 2 Election
floan:!, I::; l!i1I1bJr" to S,H'V'I, tmd h~" llit"n r",!.d1:1csd 1:1'" Mlll""gllret McCauley
10r th~ Septambor ~2 Prlm~ry Elsction.
.!:~i!l2.!!.r!~~ t .
The moetlng w~s 6dJo~r~Gd ~t !O:54 p~rn~
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C!erk Ad~!nI3trator
NOT~CE OF NEXT MEET;NG
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TlJ!, IlI1,xi" Kasg,dau' CO!HlcH M8G-;'ln~ wl!! b"l ll,old 011 "10110<3'1', September 25,
~91'2, -kit 'the fu:~d~H H:.~ ts V~ eiage 1'{'2ifr~ cd- 8:00 D..m..