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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 06-27-1960., i.?INl7TES Ob� REGUI�AR P�IEETING • COUNCIL Or 1':� VILLAGE OF ,ARD��? iiILLS IV:onday, June 27, 1960 The meeting v✓as called to order by Acting r�Iayor, Crepeau at 8:05 P.?;i. ^he minutes of t:ce June 13th meeting were read aqd approved as asnended. Three bids were received for the new prden Aills squad car and were opened • and read aloud by Clerk Stromquist as attached. Stromquist moved the bids be referred to the attorney for computation and tabulation. Secondod by Jones. Carried. A Public Aearing w�s held re: the cond3tional use permit requested by the Lake Johanna Fire Department to build a new fire station in a residentialy zoned area. No one appeared i❑ oposition. i�4r. Kennady stated tnat the 5�ielfare Committee recommends tnat the conditional-use permit be granted� and he so moved. Seconded by Jones. Carried. Tvir. Harry Ehlers s�ated that the buildine of the nevr f'ire station presented a sewer problem to provide setiver service to the basement oi the ?�roposed new building. He requested that full sewer service be provided. Jones moved tiiat the Council authorize a change order to lower tYie sewer to give full basement service to tne new fire station. Seconded by Crepeau. Carried i;ir. Clay Kelley, Building Inspector, offerad to rr;ake the inspection of the new fire station free of charge. �irx. Ca:l Idimis, 1485 Glenhill Hoad, came before the Council with a request. that tY:e road drainage at his corner be cnanged because the water is wasn- ing out the dirt he had nlaced there �'o fill in a low area. TYie matter was ref'erred to Jones. P,4r. T. Dorholt, owner of the Twin Ciiy �l'railer Park at 4702 Highw�ay 8, re- quested that he be ailowed to.create 26 more trailer lots in nis trailer park. ivir. Kennedy reported that the tiJelfare Ccmmittee approved the additiona: trailer lots providing a fenced play area for young cnildren is also pro- vided. 'xiennedg moved that the Council accept the coim:nittee�s recommendation and that the additional lots be allowad subject to the provision that the the two (2) areae, as described to t5r. Dorholt, be fenced for play areas, and also subject to the approval of the Village Building Inspector. Secnnded by Stromquist. Carried. iUfr. Uorholt ssked iP the permit would be itransf'er- sble. This matter was referred to the attorney for his inve�tigation. i�1r. Rollie 5eltz, 2130 Rid�ewood Road, questioned the Council re: the assess- �nents for both se�ver and road improvement for his propertg. "r.is house is • in Roseville, and his sewer connection is in &rden Hills. i:�r. Seltz was requested to bring the matter before tiie assessnient cor.�unittee at the assess- ment nearing. ��,�r. Joe Bussard, 4335 Highway 10, requested periuission to hook up a trailer on nis lot on Sandeen Rd. for use ��r'nile building a house on the property. �Ie also requestecl pes�mission to divide the lot into 2 separate building lota. Jones moved that a 90 day permit be is9ued to ia'r. Bussard to park a trailer on riis Sandeon Road property wnils tha house is b�tLng built. Stromquist aeconded. Carried. The request to divide the 1ot was referred to the Building Inspector for his investigation and recorrunendation. 1 Page 2 ��. John Rysgard, 3927 Rolling FIills Fioad, reauested that his road be bladed nd shaped and that the weeds Ue cut along the roadside. The matter was referred to Jones. ATTO;{I��:Y' S REPORT : to the Council for by title and rioved Carried. IvIr. Courtneq distr•ibuted the proposed well ordinance their consi3eration. l�?r. Kennedy iniroduced tne Ordinance this be accepted as it}s iirst reading. Crepeau seconded. •yIr. Courtney reported that ne vrould have the proposed taxi ordinance ready son:etime in �uly. T.v_rs. Stromquist stated tnat IDIr. Kenneth Sparks, 1385 Forest Lane, rQquested perr�ission to store either a 55 �sllon drum of gasoline on his proporty or a subsnerged 300 gallon tank in his yard, for motor boat use. The matter was referr•ed to the attorney f'or his investigation.y$� � , TP�EASURER�S REPOftT: :�.r. Head reported that the Ulagon VJheel has now made up all arrears as ar as mone;� and reports are concerned, and he recommended that P;,r. Donald Steeker be put on probation and that anotner occurance similar to this pa�t experience �vould qe an automatic cencellation of his On-Saie Liquor License. i{ennedy moved tnat the recommendation be accepted but that.a future occurance rovill be promptly rei'erred to the Council for tneir consideration, not an automatic license cancellai�ion. Second_ed u� Jones. Carried. �SEWER PRGGnESU h�FORT: I�ir. Roger Short, Banister Engineering Co, stated that tne 6 properties on the �A`est side of.Lake Johanna� requesting full sewer service, would increase the sevrer cost for Improvement #2 in the am ounL of a��proximately �:1�650.00, if granted. Kennedy moved the change order be aceepted providin� all property o�vners give easements at no cost to the ti'illage. Seconded by Jones. Carried. ii:r. �ohn Heaberg, 1971 Glenpaul Rd., was rea,ue5ted to d.irect his q�aestiori assessment heas�ing. asiced about his sewer assessment. He to the assessrnent cor.miittee at the A meeting of' the Oouncil with T�Zr. Short, Il4r. Popovich and 3+ir. Courtney was tentatiYely set for July 14th re: the as�essr.nent roll and the planning of the assessment hearing for Sewer Improvement �1. Clerk Strernquist reported that an insurance company investigating an acci- dent in Asden L:ills �3, wherein a car hit a manhole, r•equested wno was liable for the cond�_tion of the roads in tne area between the time the sewer was installed and tne time the road work duas started. Mre. Stromquist was • requested to notif'y the insurance company to r•eport the accident to Lametti and Sons, Inc. the sewer ccntractor. I�tIr. �tennedy reported that D4r. P•ill ?�iisky, visiting his parents, the Alfred Petersons, requested permission to park his trailer in ti�eir �ard t:u�ou�h the P'ourth oi' Jul;� weekend. I��r. Kennedy moved that �lir. �iske��s request Mbe gran�ed. Seconded by Jones, Carried. V(ET�FAi�, CO�:ZiIITTEE NEFORT; P/_r. �ennedy' reported tnat a study oi the tiillage nad been re; rezoning. The conmiittee recom�aended chan�ing the area between CountS* Rd. r and :dighrvay. 96� from iiamlin� Avenue to Highwra;� 10 f'rom ft-2 te R-1, lasving a buffer zone betvroen.the co:nmercial area on High��ray 96 �� Page 3 and also between the co;ru:�.ercial area on Co. P�d. F, of R-2. �ecommendations •were reier•'red to tne attorney. The C. G. Rein plat was presented to t:2e Council for ar�proval with a re- quest that tne se�ver lines be run down the streets and tne proposed lots be assassed individually. Yenned� moved tha� the plat be �iven preliminary approtial. Jones seconded. Carried. i:;r. kenr,edy* reported that :uIr. Rein nad volunteered to put in a centiral water s�*steri in this plat. �CS;�RFi�S P���s'PORT; Nirs. Strcm�uist presented the k�ill iro�n the Ffloterola Cp, ior tne ne�r✓ squad car radio to the Council for a_r_proval of pa;,�rient. The rr.stter was re�erred to ;vir. Crepeau to negotiate a trade-in oi the old radio. F�'our Carbage and Ruboish ?Iauler License Applications we+�e presented to the Council for zpproval. The licenses to k�e effective throu�h June 30, 1961. A11 four had been previously approved by Health Gfficer, Dr. Ia�. S. Sekhon. The applicapts were; 1. Boyer uaroage Service, 'risrnal, P(ian. 2. Robert V!. Nixon, l�ew Brighton, ��.innesota 3. Twin City Disposal Service, Inc., Tvipls., iuIinn. 4. Suburban `rickup Service, Mpls., �J�inn. Crepeau mcved thaz tne applications be a�proved subject to the receipt of rates to be char�ed, and the licenses be issued. Seccqded by Jones. Carried i�%trs. Stromquist stated that ICatz Flumbing; and Heating Co. had sublet a sewer ccnnection job to a eontractor not 13censed in the Village and trouble over billing nad arisen. i'frs. wtixo;,iquist h*as requested to write a letter to Katz .Plbg, and reating, .tating that se�vex jobs cannot be sublet. The per:ait.is onl;* issued to tne ccqtractor actLtiallp doino the job, and 'ne is responsible for the job. �atz P1b�. and r+eating should work out the prcblem with the Sewez� Inspector and ti'r�e other parties concerned. T.itrs. Stromquest reported thaL the plum�ing inspector recorrunends that, be- cause of unsatisfactory past experiences, and also because of a recent filing of bankruptcg, ib;r. Haynond Ferron not be grapted any licenses in Arden F.i11s. The council unaniruousl;� approved the recommendation. ivlr. Popo��ich reported that change-orders are allowable as long as they are kept within the Bond Issue. Sv1r. Popovich e.dvisec. that Ghe earliest posei�le date ior t'n.e Assessment h.earing for Setiver lrriprovement #1 would be 3 weeks after the Setiver Enmineer preserts the cor,ipleted assessrneqt roll, which would probably set the 7iearing in late Aup;ust of ea'rly Septeriber. A notice must be sent to each pi•oper•ty owner advising them of t�e nearing. He also advised that i;iie Sewer Assesssnent Heariqg and tne ftoad Assessrnent ilearirig could be reld j'oint�y, bu't it is better to have 2 separate hearings. �he L3oard of qppeals :ninutes for June 11, 19n0, ivere distributed to the Coux�cil. The list of claims thru June 22, 1960, nutnbers 2248 thru 2295� were presented i'or t'rie Council�s approval of payment. Iiennedy moved the c]airris be allovred. Jones seconded. Carried. �FIIi�LTC SAr'�TY CCi+4':r:STT�3E REPOk^1: ;�1r. Crepeau reported that tn.e Fuolic Safety corrmiittee recommen s a. he, tiillage maintain d.ayti:ne ap� well as nighttime polici.ng of the viliage. He also stated that the pelice bud�;et will have to oe increased if da;rtirne policing is to be made possible throuFhout the summer. Jones moved tnat tne da ytirre police of�icer i�e nired for July and Fa�e 4 �ugust, and the daytime policin� maintiained pendipg a meeting oi the Finance ommittee to figure hova the increase in t'r.e rolice Budget can be managed. Seconded by Yenaedy. Carried. bmr. Victor i"ieber requested tnat the Arden Hills village limits �ign on Co. P,d. F near i;ioundsview School, be moved to it�s proper location, The matter was referred to �l�r. Vdeber to handle. • The meeting adjourned at 11;05 �.Iv7. � Y/ �. � 7 . //��� (//�,�� (��/ �-11�%�"b (.�.:�� i.2� Ci . .^?/i-.: `3 ]-l.iy�<,�/_•�•. `�• _ • lX//�(.YJL�� IGF:RAIYdE E. STROr1�,UIST,Cl�k ROBERT 0. ASHSP,CH, �ayor ti . •