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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 09-10-1979�, � 'j �tinutes ot Reguler Council Meeting Vtliage of Arden Nii6s Mootlay. September.'EO,. i979 - 7:30 p.en. Village Hail Ca I I to Order Pursuant 4o dua caii and notice �hercaof, Mayor Crepeau cailed tha meeting to order at 7:37 p.m. RoEI Cal� Present - Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr., Councflmen Chariie Ctichton, Robert Woodburn, James Wingert, Ward Hanson Absent - None Also Present - Attorney James Lynden, Treasurer por�aid Lam6, Plan- rter Oriyn Milter, Clerk Admirtistrator ChrrEotte McHiesh, Deputy Clsrk Darothy Zehm � Aparovai of Minutss Hanso� moved, seconded by Wingert, that Counci! approve the ninutes a# the Special Council Mesting of August 2lst and the Regular` ' Counc's! Meettng of August 27ih as a�ended. Mo?)on car.rled unan3mousiy. Business froa� the Floor Captain .Eafvey briefiy discuss�d Ramsey County Sheriffi ac?ivi'ty in Arden Nilts; reiil meet with the Public Sateiy Committee at'its Sept�mber l7th m�eting. Mr. Jerome Timm commended the Counc3l on the recentiy ccmpieted Public k'orka Bu(lding Addtfi.fon; especially pleased with the etfect- ive exfieriar tightiog. REPQRT OF YdLLA�E AT7QRNEY JAMES IYNDEN Lynden referred Countti to h!s Je�tfer of 9/7/79 re Sewer Easement - Incorrect €�egai Des<rlption, z Crichton movad, seconded by Winger#, that CouncFl auThortze orderTpy of tha registered Ownership Repor4, needed to escert�in oanar of paa�ceEs of land affected by the sewer sassment. Motion carrled unanimausly. Release of Excess Riqht-of-Y�aY - Johanna Bivd. and.,Sneiiina Ave. lynden referred Council to his letter of 9<7/79, aofing�that Siems Brother�, lnc. a�re ihe appares�t owe+ers of i�he Excess Hig�way Right- of-Wey; Regis�Yer of Titles' office does not hade a Certificate of 7itle, even though property appears fio have been registered 3n t942. Council con�urred wi;h Lynden that #he CFty accept the conveysoca of the roadway easement from Ramsey County and have it recordeQ; if Yhers is a probfem in recording, then .Siems Br-others,.lnc. be requ�si�ed to obtain fhe missing Owner's Qup Ficate Certiticat'a of 7iii� so �the dead can be recorded, a�id Ci:ty can subsequentfy dis- pose of it oy means of a vacation procedure 3-n order that Siems Brothers, Inc. awn titie to the property fre� and clear of the road- way easement. Ordirtance No, 209 Amending City Code re Garry-0ver a•f Vacation T-tme Cr:chton moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Counci! 9ntroduce ORp1NANCE • Na• aoy �y' #�q��'e, AN ORDINANCE PR6Y801P66 THRT THE CUDE OF �RDIMkNCES, C17Y QF ARDEN HBLLS, BE AMENDEd BY REYlSING SECTION i9-63 OF SAIO CODE RELAT9YE T0 C�,RRY-O�ER OF Y@CATION T�ME,,and give it its first re�a- dn�. �MOYiori carr'sed unanimous6y. � Ordinanca No. 207. Sauna Ordinance ` Lynden r�3terr�d Coanc3E to his iet•ter of 9/ID/79 re Sauna Ordinance. A�ter discussion re exciusionary or regulatory•approach to hendle fihe probiem, Hanson said he strongly feeis thai� the cucrsnt zqning ordinance !'prohibits°1 saunas by not i(sfiing as "Aermitted"; d4sags-ees • M3nuies of Regular C'ouncfl Meettng Page Twc� 5ept. 10, t979 - that "retaii sales", as defined, xould inctude sauns operationro; feels a regulatory ord(nance couid be adopted.later, if exTsttng• exctusionary approach does not suf#ice. �Y'anson moved to �able the matter, seconded by W'oodburn. MotTen did not carry (F�anson vpting for tAe motion; Woodburn, Crfchton, Wingert, Grepeau vo#ing io opposftlon). After further the draft of !lned ir, hfs Arden Manor Community Bufldinq . � N7oodburr �•�por?ed that the Community Sutiding at Arden Manor is stilf compfetely lockad and wi#hout a caretake r, hours are posied 8 a.m. 6 p.m.; clerical office is tn Rosevtlle; rentaEs are paid to a box number, Woodburn noted that the Specla"1 Use Permit requtres a ciearly lighted communtty bufldlag accessible to the tenants of Arden Mano r, feels not providing same {s a"clear vtolaffan of the Speciat Use Per�nit and Ctty Code.° After discussion, Co�incil au4horized'Ctty At?orrtey Lynden and Prosecut(ng Attorney Ftlla to proceed with no4i.fication o# the vlola- tlons to the City Code and fines pursuant there#o, and to require rectification of the vlolation. REPORT OF 41LLAGE PLANNER ORIYN M9lLER 79 • It etion - Mfiler referred Counct0 to his report of 8 28/79 and to transparsncles af attached sketch tndicattng the proposed lot split and consolidatfon to resolve an existing driveray encroachment problem. Mtl`!er reported fihat the Planning Commission recoma+ends Councii approvaf b�c8use ihe proposal is a pract(cal solutlnn ta ao exlsiing situatiort xhtch doas not negatively affect the Ctty, netghborfng propertles ar the subject properties. Counc3l exnresseA concern re erantfny a vartence �hich creatas an iltegalify, when'an access easement can resolve the encroachment. Waod`,,�urn m��ved, seconded by Crlch4on, to tabie the matter for faur weeks or t� a mseting arhen appltcant can be present. Motion carried unanimously. i Crichton movod, secondec! by Wfngert, that Council approve a 7 f# side sei^back variaace based on the substandard log wtdth and it ts not F�creasing #he ex3sting garage setback variance. Motioo carrled unanlmously. Case No. 79-25, Front Setb.ack Yarfance - A W Ghenev 1732 Venus Avenue Miltar referred Council to hts r�port� ofi 8/28779;`expiained that the' proposed fi ft addltion to the front ot the axisting house requires a 1.83 ft front setback vartance. Milter noted fhat the house had a serious fiire and, in remodel�ing the kltchen, appiicanfi desires discussion, Attorney Lynden aas requssted to re-word the Sauna Orritnance, incorporating tha changes oat- Junc !`., 1479 te�ter, tor Council•'s consideration. 23 ���r�s � o r v v � e n p e u I � . .� �..,�.,.,. MSS�ar ref�rred Councii to his reGort of 8/28i7g, aod to transpar- encies of attached sketcfies depicting Yhe existing and proposed garages. l9iller reported that the iot is subst�ndard in width. t60' xride)y extsting sfngle-car garage is 3 ft from the side property line, the 1•+ro..car garage repiacement is proposed 14' from the rear of the house and 3 ft from the side property line; reported that the Plannlr�g CommPssion recommends Gouncil approval of the 7 ft varlance, `' since it do�s not exceed the existing and the subs#sndacd lot-width and pooi and targe tree locatio� crea?e a hardshlp in siting the nev� garaoe to fihe south and mest. Milier said a 5 ft setback is considered desdrable, but would further reduce the maneuvering areas.' _.q_ Minutes of Reguiar Council Meettng Rage Three Sept. !0, 19'79 to utilize the 6 ft.module which wil.l ptlow far standard-stxgd cabinets. Mi ( ler � reported that the �Pie�nning Copkmtssion reco�mends approval ot �the varianc� because it considers the l,83 fi projec?ion to be minimal and of no �aajor conseguance stnce it does not repca- ' sent any negative-Impact oa the neigh6orhopd. � Councll was referred to tefi�ers from adJacent nexf door neighbvrs approving the r�quested variance, and to the kitch�n remoda�ling plans. Afiter di�cussion, Wingert moved, secondad by Hanson. lAat Cnun�ti approve the f.83 fT froni setback varian.ce as requested, based on structural hardshEp. Motion carrted unen{mously. Case No. 79-20. Soec_lal Use Permit for Cue Servlea Hnma Arer��.ns+i.,., rau� Rutrar - 1660 w. Hf hwa 9b. Mliler referred Counctl So his report of $ 28 79 and tv Pfantaing Commission's recom�endation (Minutes of 9/5%74) to apprave Essuertce or' a Spsci�l Use Permlt for the cue servica hoareroperattan. Mill�r reported that the Planrting Co�amtssion vas covicer�ed about tutu� 1a�pact ot the sign, and.recommends a revisw at the sign in thres years 4o determine .rrt�ether It should be aliowed to re�qin or !�e removed, dependsnt upo� tho type and orie�tifiat.lon of davelopmenf of the surrounding properties. After dtscus�lon, Woodbura woved, secofld�d by W9ngart, that Gouncil approve Issuance nf a Special Use Permt? tor a cue service howe <, occupation a�d�.vaci:esce for sign at IG60 W: Highway 96, bcth af which are to be reJleirad by Counctl in #htee years. kotlon effi�rlad unantmousiy. [: . Niiler referrad Conncii to hit report of 8/29/74 and to tratnsparenay of attached proposed Prai,iminary Pla# of a five-IoY indust H al suD- divlston of a 10,5 acre parcel west ot Rauad Lbke. Milier reported that water.retention'is proposed on an EndivFdual lot basis instead of an overali pond; engineering catculattons are DePng reviared by RCWD; Clty Enqtpee� has sxpressed concern a6oat the method of get- ting storm aater fr-om #he sarface8 aneas, end any retintion ponds, to ths lake. - Mfller nated that the llne adjustmenf recommended bstw�en 4ots 3 and 4 is noi- crTtical et Prel(minary Plat time, may be desiratrle at devefopment ttma. Moodburn u��uad, seconded by Grichton, t6at Cpuncit approve the Pre- lfminary Ptat of. Griffiis. Inc. Firs# Additfon, subject to approval ot the City Eng(neer and RCWD; deteiEed engineerfng spectfications to be approved araor to Fin�a Plat apprpval. .A9otton carrTed unanim- ously. Mr. 6ay was advised_that hB�T�g the City put in utili#ies and �str�efis � is not automatic; Councll has,; �s a mafiter of pol.icy, done thfs to` encouroge residenti�l devetopment. Casa No. 79-27 lat.S lit - Fr nk Kramm, 324p New BrFphton Road Milier expla6ned that t#re applfcant is proposing to spllt an exist- ing 175P x 293�.lot into two'lots; both lots a�ee4 or �xceed the dimeqsfonal and area requirements of the R-2 District; proposed !ot line is 38 ft from the extsting house pn tfie south ioY. N111er noted thet the lot is �ather low; field observatlo�s indtcate that fihe iot Is bi�ildable. Flanson moved. seconded by Crtchtona that Council apprave the lo# �i,Plit as requested. Motion carN ed unanimousiy, -3 - Minutes of Regutar Councii Meeting Page Four 5epi. f0', 1974 Case No. 74-2b, lot Split - Jerome Weavar �ilte� referred Counci! to his report of 8/28/79; explain8d that the previously approved plat of Weaver Oak Heights was not reeorded; lot 3 of plat was spitt from the parcei earlier thts year; split ot lot t from the property, as proposed, comptetes the pt�t, Miller noted that the contingenc3es for plat approval were the rmquire- mant of dr�inage easements as indicated, to satisfy park dsdication requtremen�s for the property, and gradtng.ot tha aite Fn con4orm- ance rfth fihe approved grading plan. Mi�ler reparted that the Planning Commfssion recommends Cauncii � epprava! ot ths !ot sptlS as requested, confiingent upan City 5ngin- eer's approval that grading has Deen compieted to his sattsfaction. CrEchian rooved, seconded by Haneon, that Council appro�e the lot split con?tngent upon required g�adi�g co�pletion. Motton carriad �nanfmously. Ca t - Reaw deitna and Mlller referred Gounctl to his reporfi {8/3Q/79) and to transparenctes ot attashmenis thereto; explained that the appiica�f praposes to renovate the s�rvice station on County Road E tbetween Flaherty's and St. Pau1 800k) for use as a real esteta affice; extarior of the butiding evtll be af stucco and rough-sarn cadar. Mbller reported ?het the Planoing Commission axpressed conaern re an addt4lonai access onto Caunty Road E at an alread� conges�ed area; recommends Councfi approva! of isauance af a Butiding Permit for the .renovatioe as proposed, co�tinge�t upon expansion of tha eesterly green bouisva�d area ta encourage Ingt'sss to the sFte only from County Rosd E. (ingross and egresa at Connaliy Ave. atcess dr9ve); on site signage "Entrance onty" at the County Road E access. After discussioo, Winger# a�oved, seconded by YFoodburn, that Counci! approve issuance ot n Bqliding Permit for the bulldfng and afte reno��ot!on as orcy�osad, wSfih the following ptovisions: i. 2pft wide access drive to be signed for "Entrance Only°. 2. Approi�a! of suitabte laqdscape and {igh•Ping pians, 8nd. determinatton of suitable Isndscape tiond by the Cit . P I anner. ���' �.,�9�'i"� �- 3. Coastruction o# a suitable grade separatton�on nbrth property`Iln� ta prevent eroslon, if nscessary. _ Motion carried (Wingert, Woodburn, Hanson, C�epeau vo#ing in favor of the motfon; Crichton voting in oppositton), Mlnimum Distanca of Drtvera frpm Si�reet Intersections Miller refea�red Counctl.to hIs repor# (S 30/79l re recomweniSat{ons . • for regula4lag the iocation of drteeways relaiive to stroet Inter- • sections; reported that the Propased Zoning Ord�rrance canfiains regutations whtch he suggested could be incorporated in fhe exlsting ordinance (58ctiora IV, I); suggested thAfi dTstartce be measureC from st�eet right»af-way IPne lnstead of st�eet "curb i{na": "OTstance shatl be measured along street rlght-of-way Itne between the nearest - clriveway edge and, the nearest rlght-of- way fine of the intersecting sfireet." and the follo+ring sentenca be added to the "Access" paragraph: "Aoy residenfiial lot v�h[ch has frontage on a locai or cotfector street and a � maJor or minor arteria! (as defined by the Comprehensive Plan of Rrde� Mifis) sha11 gafn aecess on:y fram the iocal or coilector street," Mfiler repdrted tha,+ the Planning Commisstan recammeod� apprqval of ths suggested changes Minutes of Regular Counctl Meetiag Page F(ve Sept. 10. 1979 Ffrst Amend�ent to SDecial Use Permit - Cardiac Pacemakers and Correction of July 9th Councfi Mfnutes � Miller explained that the major root of the'CPI 3rd phase butiding meets the 10f8' elevation, excludina the penthouse; applfcanT had desired penthouse height fiexib(lity for the elevators; rording in the July 9th Council Mlnutes and the First Amendment to Speciai Use Permifi - Cardiac Pacemakers, read i�ciudinq the pentihouse. Wingert moved, seconde4 by Hanson, that�the F1rst Amendment to Special Use Permit - Cardfac Pecemakers. Inc. De modified to exclude the penthouse from tha heighfi restriction, Motion carried unanimously. � Miller advised t reduces #he stze additio� of two explained that a Ing was "labbed age -'Buildinq Modificetion hat sn amended butiding pian has been submitted'rhich ot the East Side Beverage building and indicates the overhead doors (one on the east aod one on the west); 4� side area in the southwest corner of the bulld- ' off" whtch brings building coverage tnto compliance.- Council concurred that change in plan is mtnimnl and,doas not requtee additlonal review. • vras n OTHER BUSINESS ial �: U5e Permit Stat pecial Use Perm ts pernding, • ��y�o„ neoorT, FtU0T6f5 YaPk ADOftai9tit5 ' Gary Bafley reported thet the cost of tbe prpject is considerabla; are presently neg.ptlating financing; advl'sed that long-term mortgage is available, �hich negates converting'to condominlums fo� 14-16 years; noted that fhls could ba accomplished in 5-7 yc�ars with lndustriel rsvenue bond financing. Elailey.noted tha.t fihe area residents were desfrous of condom(nium apartments vs rent8i uoits; suggested that Councll may aisA to promote ihe�.cq�do�1 i�t m developme,n�t th G,1ty s i. resr�/�`s� ' �r`'�G�eL¢f�e� �r:t.Y.�„ ,�y.�-�j �c.�J� '� v � _ � ta ry Brodle no�te�the residenTs have Deen conce�ned atiout rental apartmants in Arden Hil1s for many.years; pr.ventaon of blight is exactly what resldents have In mind; nestdents expressed a prefer- eoce for condoartniums. Council, io a 4 to 1 straw vofe, determined'that the Qiffierence in ownersylp is not a deterepMt to area blight; philosophicalty do not .� feel ft fa.fts withtn the intent of the lar; considsr tt not sn appropriats�rr r�s��nto the money market. . "Respect Life" Month Reauest Nenry Hall referred Councfl to his �ette� request that the Cfty Council declare the month of October as "Respect life" month. 6req 5chmitz, 1471 Bussard Court, endorsed the letter. . Mrs. Kathv Hall noted that "Respect Lffe" manth will ftt in well rt?h "Haadicapped Week", the tirst week of October. • Nanson reported that the letter request was presented to the,Arden HIiIs,Human Rights Commisston on Thursday, SeptemDer 6th, No actlon was taken oa the matter. rPie Hails w,ere invited to attend the next Human Rtghts Commtssion maeting. It was noted that the Huma� Rights Co�nmission, as all committees, Are advisory to the Council; noted that, historically, Couaci{ IY has not spansared any organized group,• feel the request is parsonal and religious and not a City lssue; therefore, not proper.for City to take a position on i�he matter. CrPchton moved, seconded by Woodburn, that the matter be referred �o the Human Rights Commissio fo its recommendations to the Councit. Motion c�rried (Crichton, �y�`;��epeau �oting Jn tavor ot the motion; Wingert and W��r� xJ VO���9 in oppositlon?. -5- Minutes of Regufar Councll Meeting 5ept. 10, 1979 Pa� S 1 x Resoiutlon No. 79-48 Approving Agreemen? with Ramsey County for Law Enforcement Services tor the Year 1980 Crichtor� moved, seconded 6y WoodOurn, that Caunclt aQopt Resol�tlon No. 79-d8, A RESOLUTION APPROYING A6REEMENT WITH COUNTY OF RAMSEY FOR LAW EhFORCEMENT SERVICES FOR THE YEAR 198d. Motion carried uaanimousty.. Kustom H.R. 12 Radar Purchase Council vras referred to letter of S/30/79 from Thomas Falvey, Ramsey County Sheriff's office re the maintenance cost breakdown to the C(ties for the radar untt Kustom H.R. 12. � Crichton maved, seconded by wingert, that Council authorize'the Sheriff's pepar+�Qnt to trade the Arden Nilis� radar unit for the City's purahasa share.of tqe.Kustoo H.R. 12 radar. Motian carriA�d unan7mously. ' Fill and Culvert installat(on Pedestrian Tra11•East of Naaltne Crichton moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Councll approve the flll and culvert instatiatton requested. Motton carried unanimously. Final landscape Inspection Reports: NortAMestern Natfonal Bank of St. Pau� Mingert reported that plantings appear healthy and wel{ establishad; moveA that Council appro�e the iandscaping, authorize release of the Perforroan�e Bond and not requlre a Maintenance Bond, slnce plantings hava been Fn piace over�� ar>n✓ Mptio canried unaoimously. c.Cl.ec� •�s v, Cardtac Pacemmkar Phase li Wingert reported that pianti�gs are healthy and well esta6llshed; movmd that Councii app�ove the landscapt�g and authorFze release oi tha Flainte�ance Bond. Motion vas seconded by Crichtori and carrisd ueanlmously. iown Crier Restauront Wingert reparted that two piantings are to be repla¢ed (xest and south ot property). Mlingert moved, saconded by Hanson, that Councii accept the landscaping and authorize release of the Bond contingent upon replacement of the two plantings. blotfon carried. (Wingert, Hanson, Woodburn, Crapeau voting tn f'avor of the motion; Crichton voting in opposttlon). Enfiorcement ot the ordtnance reguEatfng rubbtsh contatners throughout Arden Nills was requasted by Crichton; noted that alf are required to be covered and screened from vtew. Minnesota Recreatioo and Park Assoctation Rnnual Conference Noodburn moved, seconded by Hanson. that Councll authorize the attendance of John Buckley aT the annuat Mi�nesott+ Recreatton and Park Assoclation Confer�nce as per estimated cos# outlined in Buckley's memo of 9/7/79. Motion carried unanimously. • Park Uedicafton - Status ReDort Crichton referred Counct I to inemo relative to and KarthLake 7ht,rd Addttion recommended park th�t de�eloper has inhicaSed accaptaece of the dedicatlon� ra,nn..n�4s�s� t��..� � . �9- Karth Lake West dedicattons; notod Karth•4laCEe -kte&t ry�ngerT mov�d, se�conded by Woodburn, that Council ado No. 79-47, RESOiUT10N;PR0YIDIGVG fOR ANNUAL CARRY-OYER YAGAT90N AND PvYMENT Of EXCESS ACCRUAL 0�`VpG�ATiON IN 1980, es finende6, %,Mofiion csrrled unanlma�fsYy: ` � i- �.. � , :-{ I:� u . .r �' , . Y �, � •� . . : -6- . um,�-w � z t Resalut�oi►" OF ACCRUED - 1974 and � � � F. �r� . � Minu?es of Regul�r Couacif I�eeting Page Seven Sept. I�, t�79 REPORT OF YILLAGE CLERK AOMOHISTRA70R CHARlOT7E McNIESH Ctairos and ?avrol { � McNlesh requested Counc€t approval of the fatfowin.g claims eot incluQed in tisi� submitted tor approvai: '� Savin I.andacaping - f390.54 ifor Pubf3c Works Bldg. Iandscaping) C. W. Noule -E82,084.50 (Application No, 1, Karth Lake Sauth) - C. 'rJ. Noule -529,242.80 (N.YI. Water ImproverAent) Crichton moved, seco�ded by Hanson, thet Cauncil approve the Claims and Payroil, including the additianal fhree checks. Motion carrted unanimously. Used Well Pnmp McNiesh reFarted that sn offer o# 5210 has beea received for the Ylltage Hatf aell pump. Hanson mov�d, seconCed by Wingert, that Councii authorize tAe sale of the puanp at 5210. Motfon carried unanlmousiy. Sale of Park Equtpe�ent McNiesh reported the sale of the Lawn Boq (No. 8) to Don Nelson at r 520.00 thigh bidde�-), Fnsiesd of to Gene Wafdoch at f2.D0 as indlcated in August 2?, 1979 b1d analysts; aiso repor4ed_ tAat the cab for the Gub Cadet had noi been includeE in i-he ltst of rqutpmeet - parchaser agreed to also 6uy the cab, roised bid Yo E3Q8.00. Cable T.Y. Msettna McPfiesh r�ported ?hat.she met with RosevFlte, Mounds View, 5t. Ant�iony, New Brfghton and Shoreylaw represe�tattres re area Cable T.Y.; qoted that iA order to �et up a committee re Assassment of 1+�6edr Council musfi adopt a resolutlon; reported thafi Npw Hrighton has a com�itfee; Shorevlew is working on formi�g a commlt#ee. �. Atter discusston, Council suggesfied ihat th� Town C�ler be esketl #o report that C�un:cli is cbnsidertng establishment of an Assessmant cf. Need Commit?ee fq:r area Gabte T.V., and ask for intorested resldents to participate on tha Committee. McNfssh aas.reQuested to oDtain a sampie Resolutton for CounciE°s review. Northvest Water ADaeal Counctl referred the matter to Attorney Lynden and Ftsca! Agenf Popovic„, _ Parks:Emoloyee - Eda Schmidt �; Crich#on moved, seconded by Wteger#, thet Council authorize tha '+ hirtng oi Eda Schmidt, as a Parks maintenance empfoyee, fram Saptember � 7Yh �o September 2ist, l979 at t4.001hour. Motion carried unanlmvusly, j Pub�lc Works Empioyea - Robert Perry � Counctl concurred to continue the employmen# of.Robert Per�y as a ' . �� PuDtic Works Departmenfi part-time empioyea until September 28t -•{ ' -� - 1!*!MilM M!�►N��.-��'6e S te ve' ��e_M� �_ ��_. _�_� � � " , . � ;� . -- -..� _ �dorthwestern Col�leg e_ _M_e�e�t�i�n�a Hanson repor�ed hat� - he me} with County Commissioner pon Salverda and with President Berntsen tNorthwestern College); was informed that the Fine Arts building concept remains virtualiy unchanged; cost estimate now Is $3,400,000 instead of $2,100,000; College 1s currently negotlatirtg financing. Hanson re- affirmed that Council plans to tssue a build(ng permit for a Fine Arts bidg, in accord with Supreme Court decisfon, but considers other improvements would re- quire rezoning, Berntsen indicated they still want to expand the gym and add to food handlfng facilitles and haven't dectded how to handle this. In closfng, Berntsen wondered if the City of Arden Hills or Arden Hills #3 Ass�n.weren't responsible for the escalation in costs from $2,IOO,OODto $3,400,000. Hanson responded this sounded like a legal question so would not attempt to answer. Council briefly discussed Building Permit procedures and controls which are applicable to permit applications tor principal buildings other than sfngle- family homes. �--- -�.�..,,,,,.�._--_" __T_.^��_ _._ _ _.�--�___ _— - -- -- _-- __-�^"' �� ...r ., . � _ - ° . I ' � Minutes of Regular Councii Mee#Tng Page Etght Sept. 10, t479 �4d_iournment Hanson mov�sd, seconded by Wingert, that the meettng adjourn at 11:59 p.m:• R�otlnn carriea unanfmous(y. ,,,; , ,; ". H nry Jr. Mayor , -� � 1.n� Charlatte MCNfesh Clerk Admiflistrafior NOTICE OF PdsETING 7hm �ext Regular Councii Meeting wfll be held on Monday, September 24. 1979, at 7:3Q p.m. at the Y11{age Nali. , , 0 . ..��:.+�. �. .s>�. .