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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 06-10-1996 I I- I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I Ie I .' MINUTES CITY OF ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 10, 1996 7:30 P.M. - ARMY RESERVE CENTER CALL TO ORDERlROLL CALL Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Dennis Probst called to order the regular City Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. Present: Mayor Dennis Probst, Councilmembers Beverly Aplikowski, Susan Keirn, and Paul Malone. Absent: Councilmember Dale Hicks. Also present were: City Administrator, Brian Fritsinger; City Accountant, Terry Post; Public Works Superintendent, Dwayne Stafford; Community Development Director, Kevin Ringwald; Parks & Recreation Director, Cindy Walsh; City Attorney, Jerry Filla; City Engineer, Greg Stonehouse; and Recording Secretary, Carla Wirth. ADOPT AGENDA MOTION: Malone moved and Keirn seconded a motion to adopt the agenda for the June 10, 1996, Regular City Council meeting as presented. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). CONSENT CALENDAR A. Claims and Payroll B. Old Highway 10 Shoulder Improvements C. Resolution #96-41, Revising Resolution #95-34, Final Assessment Roll Resulting from Settlement MOTION: Malone moved and Keirn seconded a motion to approve the Consent Calendar as presented, and authorize execution of all necessary documents contained therein. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). Malone made reference to the May 20, 1996 letter from the Ramsey County Department of Public Works regarding their road shoulder paving project and reminder that the City's cost share for shoulder paving Old Highway 10 would be $19,427. He asked ifthe City would only pay 75% of that cost. Greg Stonehouse, City Engineer, answered affirmatively. . . .e . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . .. ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10.1996 2 PUBLIC COMMENTS Mayor Probst invited the audience to address the Council on any issue not already on the agenda. There were no public comments. UNFINISHED AND NEW BUSINESS A. Proclamation Congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversarv Since the representative from Land 0' Lakes was not yet present, this item was delayed until later in the meeting. B. Resolution #96-33. Authorizing the Transfer of Roadway Jurisdiction Between Ramsey County and the Citv of Arden Hills Mr. Stonehouse reviewed Resolution #96-33 which outlines the tumback agreement between Arden Hills and Ramsey County. He noted this agreement was reviewed by staff and the Council during a worksession and describes improvement and maintenance jurisdiction. Mr. Stonehouse reviewed the streets being transferred to the City are: 0.32 miles of North Hamline Avenue form Hamline Avenue to Ingerson Road; and, 0.40 miles ofIngerson Road from North Hamline Avenue to Lexington Avenue. The streets being transferred to Ramsey County from the City are: 1.04 miles of Hamline Avenue from County Road F to Ramsey County Highway 96. Mr. Stonehouse advised that the City brought Hamline Avenue, from County Road F to Highway 96 to "level 90" sealcoat in 1995 under last year's street project. The City has no responsibility to upgrade any roads under the proposed agreement. Councilmember Malone inquired whether Ramsey County is satisfied with Hamline Avenue. Mr. Stonehouse answered affirmatively and advised Ramsey County adopted a similar resolution last week. MOTION: Malone moved and Keirn seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 96-33, Authorizing the Transfer of Roadway Jurisdiction Between Ramsey County and the City of Arden Hills. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). C. Resolution #96-37. Disestablishinl! and Establishing MuniciDal State Aid Streets Mayor Probst asked if the proposed resolution results in removing streets currently on the Municipal State Aid (MSA) system. Mr. Stonehouse explained it will establish North Hamline Avenue from Hamline A venue to Ingerson Road; and, Ingerson Road from North Hamline Avenue to Lexington Avenue, as MSA streets. He reviewed the MSA allotment and noted the jurisdiction transfer will result in a gain of 0.32 undesignated miles in addition to approximately 0.83 miles gained in tumback miles from Ramsey County. This amount, combined with approximately 0.64 miles of undesignated MSA mileage from 1995, results in approximately 1.79 miles ofMSA roadway to be designated by the City in 1996. He recommended the Council determine, later this year, where surplus mileage should be designated. . . .- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . ., ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10.1996 3 MOTION: Malone moved and Keim seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 96-37, Disestablishing and Establishing Municipal State Aid Streets. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). D. Resolution #96-34a. Adopting Final Assessment Roll (5 Years Amortization) For Parcels 20. 33. 34 and 38 ofthc Reconstruction Improvements Proiect: and Parcel 46 of the Bituminous Overlay Project Mayor Probst inquired regarding whether any of the interested residents will be present at the meeting tonight. Mr. Stonehouse stated he does not anticipate any will be present. Mayor Probst determined to delay this agenda item for a few minutes to allow an opportunity for them to attend. A. Proclamation Congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversarv MOTION: Malone moved and Keim seconded a motion to adopt a proclamation congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversary. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). Mayor Probst read in full the Proclamation congratulating Land 0' Lakes on their 75th Anniversary and extending the City's appreciation for their outstanding contribution to the City of Arden Hills. Terry Nagle thanked the City for this recognition and stated they have been happy being located in Arden Hills for the past] 5 years. He added that they have enjoyed being a corporate citizen of Arden Hills and able to contribute to the high standard of living that the City enjoys. Mayor Probst extended the City's appreciation for their participation on the Arden Hills Economic Development Committee and TCAAP Re-Utilization Committee. F. Planninl! Case #96-01. Park Dedication for Amble Subdivision. 1211 Amble Road Cindy Walsh, Parks & Recreation Director, advised that, as directed by Council, staff reconsidered the park dedication for Amble Division. She explained the previous park dedication was calculated according to the fair market value of the property, which was determined by the appraisal price of$147,000. Based on this calculation, the park dedication fee for Lot I and 3 was $8,820, but the Council was concerned that the appraisal price did not reflect the true undeveloped acquisition cost of the land. Staff reconsidered and revised the park dedication fee by basing it on the value of the property as determined by the 1996 tax roles (which does not include buildings, improvements, and the portion of property that is under water and unbuildable). Ms. Walsh reviewed the revised calculations which determined a park dedication on Lot I of $2,246.95 and Lot 3 of$I,376.97, for a total of $3,623.92. It was noted that since Lots 2 and 4 have existing structures, the park dedication was recalculated only for Lots I and 3. Mr. Amble stated that he is comfortable with the Staff recommendation. . . .- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . " ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10. 1996 4 MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to approve a park dedication fee in the amount of$3,623.91 for Planning Case #96-01, Amble Subdivision, 121 Amble Road. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). G. Resolution #96-40 Annroving Plans and Specifications and Authorizing Advertisement of Bids for the Old Highway 10 Watermain Improvement Mr. Stonehouse presented the completed plans of the Old Highway 10 watermain project and used an overhead to point out the location of the watermain and sanitary sewer. He noted the problem at 4355 Old Highway 10 and that the base of the trees is 15 to 18 feet above the existing pavement elevation. Mr. Stonehouse explained that the existing sanitary sewer main lies parallel to the edge ofthe roadway, approximately 8 to 10 feet west of the pavement edge. Since State standards call for a 10- foot horizontal separation between sanitary sewer lines and watermains, staffrecommends the watermain be installed approximately 20 feet west of the roadway edge. To protect and avoid disturbing the large pine trees, he recommended the use of a trench box. Mr. Stonehouse advised that this may increase job costs by approximately $5,000 but will save a substantial number oftrees and will keep the project within the right-of-way. Mayor Probst pointed out the proposed resolution also establishes a special meeting on July 15, 1996 to deal with receipt and authorization of the contract to allow the City to meet the County's schedule for the proposed proj ect. MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No, 96- 40, Approving Plans and Specifications and Authorizing Advertisement of Bids for the Old Highway 10 Watermain Improvement. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). H. Welsh Concept Proposal Kevin Ringwald, Community Development Director, advised that the staff has been working with the Welsh Companies on their plans to develop in the Gateway Business District. He reviewed their proposed development of approximately 500,000 square feet, primarily commercial/industrial with an emphasis on office/warehouse on the northern half of the Gateway Business District. Mr Ringwald pointed out the adjoining streets, existing rail spur, and the alignment of Butcher Street. Currently, Welsh Companies has acquired the property for buildings A and B and has submitted purchase agreements on building sites D and E. Building C is proposed on the property owned by the City. With regard to Butcher Street, Mr. Ringwald explained the developer intends to relocate the roadway similar to previous designs. He noted the road will act as a transition area between office and light-industrial/office uses. The developer intends to use the existing roadway (Butcher Street) as a service area for the backs of the buildings (Butcher Street). This road terminates to provide access to the property directly to the east. . . .- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10.1996 5 Mr. Ringwald advised there are several issues to address. Welsh Companies has submitted a preliminary sketch and hired a planning consultant to develop more detailed plans. He asked the Council to address the City parcel which lies in the center of this proposal and the vacation and relocation of Butcher Street. Mr. Ringwald explained that currently, the utilities are within Butcher Street so the proposed configuration is cost effective and saves the existing City services. The sanitary sewer cuts through the site somewhat and there is a need to look at the relationship of that to the southerly building. Lastly, there are remnant strips of property owned by Naegele which are located on the far western corner ofthe site and the south edge of Butcher Street. The developer is requesting the City to use its police powers to acquire these small strips ofland so they can be developed with access to public streets. Mr. Ringwald recommended the Council authorize staff to proceed with negotiations, pursue a purchase agreement with Welsh on the City property, and research the possibility of acquiring the small remnant of land adjacent to the Pentair property which is owned by Naegele. Mayor Probst stated he was delighted to see some activity on this site but wants to raise some issues to address with Welsh. He commented on the need to look at the "bigger picture" and potential impact on the rest of the site. Mayor Probst stated he understands this is a concept plan but he wants to make sure any recommendation to proceed with negotiations is not construed to mean approval of anything else. Mayor Probst stated he supports the concept of this proposal; however, questions the feasibility to construct this amount of one-level square footage on this site. Mr. Ringwald advised that staff did raise several issues with this proposal which Welsh will need to address. Brian Fritsinger, City Administrator, reviewed past negotiations with Welsh and the resulting expansion of their development proposal to incorporate additional parcels. He stated the Mayor's points are well taken and staff has worked with Welsh on the proposed site plan and building aesthetics. Mayor Probst asked if this party is able to put these properties together for development. Mr. Ringwald responded that they are. Councilmember Malone noted the Council will have to take a serious look at Round Lake, review past considerations to the parkway plan, and know what the costs will be. He inquired whether the developer is looking for assistance. Mr. Ringwald advised the developer has not brought up this issue and if raised, staff has indicated the City would first consider assistance towards development of the infrastructure and land acquisition. Once those two items are considered, then assistance for building design will be reviewed. Councilmember Malone indicated support of the preliminary proposal. Mr. Ringwald advised the developer would probably choose to proceed with Building A first since all utilities are currently available to that site. . . .e . . . . . . .. I I I I I I I .e . .. ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10. 1996 6 Mayor Probst pointed out that reconstruction of Highway 96 will be underway and, hopefully, Ramsey County will recognize this proposed development in their construction plans. Mr. Ringwald estimated that the timing of the development will allow those issues to be addressed. Councilmember Aplikowski asked if the developer has identified any tenants. Mr. Ringwald explained Welsh will own and lease this office space to tenants. He added that staff has provided them with the District standards and emphasized that aesthetics will be a focal point so they will need to provide transition towards the higher office standards. Mr. Ringwald stated he believes that they have been sensitized to the aesthetics issue. Councilmember Keirn commented on the need for access to Highway 96 and suggested Ramsey County be so informed. Mr. Ringwald agreed with the need to improve the access in the GBD. Mr. Fritsinger advised this is one ofthe 13 items staff has identified which need to be addressed. Councilmember Malone inquired the status of the Vaughn site. Mr. Ringwald advised Mr. Vaughn is researching the development of his own property and has retained professional consultants in that endeavor. MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to direct staff to continue negotiations with Welsh Companies on the concept proposal for the Gateway Business District, research future issues for sale of City property, vacation and relocation of Butcher Street, investigate and seek professional help with potential condemnation proceedings and negotiate a development agreement for Council review. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). I. Met Council Environmental Services Grant Application Dwayne Stafford, Public Works Superintendent, noted his memo from several months ago which identifies the need to televise the sanitary sewer system to identify potential inflow and infiltration problems. He reported there is now a new matching grant program from MCES to provide $10,000 grants to cities that submit information proving they need the grant money for this work. Also, MCES will be providing loans of up to $40,000 to correct problem areas identified when the sanitary sewer system was televised. These loans may be forgiven with proof of permanent corrections and the City may seek these funds at a later date. Mr. Stafford explained that due to the age of the sewer system and type of construction and pipe used, he believes some problem areas will be identified. He requested Council permission to seek any and all grant monies available through this program. Councilmember Malone agreed there may be an infiltration problem in the Old Highway 10 area. Mr. Stafford stated he is unsure but has reviewed plans with Mr. Stonehouse and Mr. Post to decide which areas would be the most likely to have infiltration problems and selected those areas to begin with. . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10. 1996 7 MOTION: Aplikowski moved and Keirn seconded a motion to authorize submittal of the Met Council Environmental Services Grant Application. The motion passed unanimously (4-0). D. Resolution #96-34a. Adopting Final Assessment Roll (5 Years Amortization) For Parcels 20. 33. 34 and 38 ofthe Reconstruction Improvements Project: and Parcel 46 of the Bituminous Overlav Project Mayor Probst noted no residents were present to address this issue. Mr. Stonehouse explained there are six remaining assessments to be determined and then used an overhead to point out the locations of these properties. He explained the issues are as follows: James D. Johnson, 1535 Lake Johanna: This property has access from Lake Johanna Boulevard and owner believes he receives "no" benefit from the Oak Avenue improvement. Mr. Stonehouse advised this assessment was calculated in accordance with the City's current policy and there was no means within the policy to adjust this assessment. Eugene D. Schmidt, 1628 Chatham Avenue: This property has access from Chatham Avenue and owner believes the street should have been overlaid in 1991. Mr. Stonehouse explained this is a corner lot and Mr. Schmidt believes the odd-shaped lot calculation resulted in an inordinately high assessment. Mr. Stonehouse further explained Mr. Schmidt's comments related to the corner lot calculations so he explained the assessment calculation. Mr. Schmidt now understands the formula but remains concerned that the last segment of McCracken Lane was not overlaid in 1991 when the rest of that segment was overlaid. David Barnier, 1624 Chatham Avenue: This property has access from Chatham Avenue and drainage problems that will be evaluated and corrected if possible. Mr. Stonehouse explained this is a corner lot and Mr. Barnier does not believe he should be assessed for McCracken Lane. Also, Mr. Barnier is also concerned with the cost ofthe project since he has nine children and has concerns about being able to pay college tuition. Rhonda Behr, 140 I County Road E: Owner states a previous street assessment was successfully appealed during construction of Arden Oaks Drive. Mr. Stonehouse explained this property is a corner lot with access from County Road E and would be assessed $561 for side yard improvements on Arden Oaks. Mr. Stonehouse advised he informed Ms. Behr that the City did not have an Assessment Policy at the time she successfully appealed an assessment 10 or II years ago when Arden Oaks was constructed, and the proposed assessment is calculated according to the adopted Assessment Policy. Ms. Behr then suggested, because of the Assessment Policy change, she should be grandfathered from paying this assessment and that other residents on County Road E should also be grandfathered. . . .- . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .e . ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10. 1996 8 Ronald Christianson, 1428 Arden Oaks Court: Owner believes his property is being double assessed for improvements on both Pascal Avenue and Arden Oaks Court. Mr. Stonehouse recommended a reduction in the assessment to reflect the actual footage of the improvement along Pascal Avenue. He reported that Mr. Christianson appeared to be satisfied with this resolution. Steve and Carol Herbst, 3799 McCracken Lane: Owner believes that assessment calculation is higher than the average since it is a large lot with a sewer easement across the backyard. Mr. Stonehouse stated he was unable to reach the Herbsts but believes this lot has two issues: the Assessment Policy calculation for odd-shaped lots; and, the sanitary sewer easement crossing the rear corner lot, resulting in a net "loss" of about 28% of buildable lot area. Mr. Stonehouse explained there is currently no means to reduce this assessment under the City's Assessment Policy. Mr. Stonehouse stated he spoke with all residents except Steven and Carol Herbst with respect to what his recommendation to Council would be. He summarized his recommendation is that the assessment is prepared correctly for the four corner lots and there is no means within the City's Assessment Policy to make a change. The City will address the drainage issues with the Barnier property. With the Christensen property, Mr. Stonehouse recommended a reduction in the assessment to reflect the actual footage of improvement along Pascal A venue, as was used for all other Pascal residents. This yields revised assessment amounts of $1,168.53 for the Pascal Avenue reconstruction and $257.13 for the Arden Oaks Court overlay portion. Mr. Stonehouse stated he informed these residents they could attend the meeting tonight to address the Council but they felt comfortable in having him convey their concerns. Mr. Filla advised that since the district court records of the Behr assessment appeal are at least 10 years old, the court destroyed them so they are not available to add light to that assessment appeal; however, the appeal was prior to the City's current Assessment Policy. Mr. Stonehouse suggested, on the Roach assessment at 1628 Oak A venue, that the assessable footage be reduced to 148.75 feet and the assessment to $4,510.10 based on deep lot calculation versus odd-shaped lot calculation. Councilmember Aplikowski questioned when the Assessment Policy was adopted. Mr. Probst answered it was in October of 1990. Councilmember Aplikowski stated no one should be "grandfathered" from special assessments because it would establish an adverse precedent. Councilmember Malone, for the record, reviewed staffs recommendation for each property under consideration and stated he believes it is appropriate. Mr. Filla advised it would be appropriate for the Council to consider each of the seven parcels and either reject or accept the appeal, then consider the proposed resolution. I I I' I I I I I I I, I I I I I I I Ie I ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10. 1996 9 Mayor Probst inquired regarding the reduction in assessment if the sewer easement area is deducted from the Herbst property and the assessment calculated on the odd-shaped method. Mr. Stonehouse advised the assessment would be reduced by 28% to 30%. Mayor Probst stated he would support this revision since the easement reduces the buildable or developable area of that lot. Councilmember Malone reviewed the reductions as proposed by staff and asked if the Herbst property assessment would be calculated on square footage with a 100 foot depth. Mr. Stonehouse used an overhead to diagram the alignment of the utility right-of-way and stated it could be calculated as an odd-shaped lot. Councilmember Malone concurred with the suggestion to calculate the assessment without the easement square footage included. Mr. Filla advised the Assessment Policy indicates the City may reserve the right to remove land if located within an easement and determined it cannot be developed in the future. MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to deny the appeal of Resolution No. 96-36 of two parcels set aside at last meeting; move to accept the appeal of Virginia Roach, 1628 Oak Avenue, and adjust the foot footage to 148.75; and deny the appeal of James D. Johnson, 1535 Lake Johanna Boulevard, because benefit is properly assessed. The motion carried unanimously 4-0. MOTION: Malone moved and Aplikowski seconded a motion to accept the appeal of Resolution No. 96-34 by Ronald Christianson, 1438 Arden Oaks Court, to Pascal Avenue and adjust front footage to 38.5 feet; with Ronald Christianson, 1438 Arden Oaks Court, to adjust for footage on Arden Oaks resurfacing to 47.44 feet; with Eugene D. Schmidt, 1628 Chatham Avenue, and David Barnier, 1624 Chatham A venue, to deny the appeal of assessments to those two properties since they are properly assessed; with Steven and Carol Herbst, 3799 McCracken Lane, to accept their appeal and direct the City Engineer to recalculate the assessment and deduct the square footage of the triangular section between the sewer easement and lot lines and adjust the assessment accordingly; and with Rhonda Behr, 1401 County Road E, to deny her appeal and find that property is properly assessed at 103.5 feet. The motion carried unanimously 4-0. MOTION: Aplikowski moved and Keirn seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 96-34a, Adopting Final Assessment Roll (5 Years Amortization) For Parcels 20,33,34 and 38 ofthe Reconstruction Improvements Project; and Parcel 46 of the Bituminous Overlay Project. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). I I Ie I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I Ie I ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE ro. 1996 10 E. Resolution #96-36a. Adopting Final Assessment Roll (8 Years Amortization) For Parcels 3 and 11 MOTION: Aplikowski moved and Keirn seconded a motion to adopt Resolution No. 96-36a, Adopting Final Assessment Roll (8 Years Amortization) For Parcels 3 and 11. The motion carried unanimously (4-0). ADMINISTRATOR COMMENTS Mr. Fritsinger noted the County Road F construction project and concern about the slow pace by Midwest Asphalt to complete the long punch list. He advised staff has discussed this issue and recommended the Council consider imposing a $450 per day penalty for not completing this work by July 1st. It was noted this is a contractual requirement. Council consensus was reached to direct staff to so inform Midwest Asphalt. Mr. Fritsinger commented on the need to encourage Ramsey County to place the Tony Schmidt Park on their CIP priority list. He eXplained there have been some changes in Ramsey County park funding and suggested the City encourage them to move the Tony Schmidt Park to the top of their list by having Mayor Probst forward a letter to the County Commissioners to make this request for 1997. Mr Fritsinger also suggested the City hold a neighborhood meeting later this fall (as Ramsey County approaches their budget process) to gather more support for that action. Mayor Probst stated his concurrence with Mr. Fritsinger's suggestion and intention to send Ramsey County a letter congratulating them for funding other projects and encouraging them to now consider the Tony Schmidt Park. COUNCIL COMMENTS Councilmember Keirn advised that due to another commitment, she will be unable to attend the June 12, 1996, Human Rights Commission meeting. Councilmember Keirn commented on the Perry Park opening and added it was a wonderful time. Mayor Probst indicated he was disappointed at the limited press coverage ofthis park opening, especially considering the large announcement of this event. Councilmember Aplikowski explained the Park and Recreation Committee is hoping to hold an opening each year at a different park. Councilmember Aplikowski updated the Council regarding the newsletter articles. She advised she is planning to go to Rochester and that this event is well attended by New Brighton representatives so she hopes to be joined by others from Arden Hills. Mayor Probst inquired regarding the County Road F punch list items and expressed similar concerns with the Stowe Avenue project which is not completed. Mr. Stonehouse explained about one-half of the punch list is completed and staff is talking with the contractor on a weekly I I Ie I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I Ie I .'c ARDEN HILLS CITY COUNCIL - JUNE 10.1996 11 basis to encourage them to complete project. Mayor Probst explained the riprap is now buried in sand and needs to be addressed. Mayor Probst reported that four mayors and staff continue to meet quarterly to address a number of issues including the proposed National Sports Center quad hockey arena proposed to be located in Blaine. He explained there will be more information presented on this issue but he is not optimistic this project will obtain the support needed to move forward since the deadline is July 15th so it may need to be delayed a year. Mayor Probst stated a question was raised if there should be City support to provide a better benefit to the Mounds View and lrondale schools by considering the option to locate a facility within Arden Hills via the use of TCAAP property. This question may be further discussed with the National Guard. Mayor Probst indicated TCAAP has pledged support of an athletic field so letters are being written regarding this matter to Congressman Vento. Mayor Probst reported there was an AMM mailing and they are looking for members to serve on the policy committee. He requested input from Councilmembers if they know anyone who may be interested. Mr. Fritsinger advised that he will serve on LMC committees and Mr. Post has submitted his name to serve on the revenues committee. Mayor Probst announced the Suburban Chamber of Commerce meeting this Wednesday. Councilmember Aplikowski thanked staff members who were responsible for working with residents to satisfy their concern regarding assessments. ADJOURN M lone moved and Keirn seconded a motion to adjourn the meeting at 8 :50 p.m. he IOn carried unanimously (4-0). ~~- Bri~:~tsi~;~ City Administrator NOTICE OF MEETINGS The next regular City Council meeting will be held June 24, 1996, at 7:30 p.m. at New Brighton City Hall.