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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC 08-27-1979;. � �- . • • � Minutes of Regular Counctl Meettng Vilfage of Arden Hilts Monday, August 27, 1974 - 7:30 p.m. Viliage Hall Call to Qrder Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor Crepeau calted the meeting to order at 7:37 p.m. Roll Cal! , Present - Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr„ Councilmen Charlie Crichton. James Wfngert, Wsrd Hanson, Robert Woodburn Absent - None Also Present - Engi�eer ponald Chrlstoffersen, Tr9asurer ponald Lamb, Pub'tic IVorks Supervtsor Nans Johansen, Cterk Administrator Charlotte McNieSh, Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm Approval of Minutes Wingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that Councll approve the minutes of the August 13, l979 Counctl meet(ng. as aR��Odfd. Motion carried unantmously, Bustness from the Ftoo� None. REPORT OF VFLLAGE PUE3lIC MORiCS:'SUPERVISOR HANS JOHANSEN Roof Reoatr - South Part of Public Works Buildinq Johansen referred Counctl to his memo of 8/23/79 and attached bid proposals. After discusslon, Hanson moved, seconded by Wingert, thpt Council authortze repatr of the south portion of the Public Works building roof by AllNeather Roof Co. at E1,648.90 as per Johansen's memo. Motion carried unanfmously. Purchase of 500-Amp Welder Counctl was reterred to dohansen's memo of 8/23/79 and attached quotes. Johansen explained that the 500-amp welder was not budgsted; proposes to sell a sma�) weider, air compressor and acetaline welding torch if 500-amp welder is purchased. Council authorized purchase of the 500-amp welder from GriffTs Oxygen, Inc. at El,654.84 as per JohansenTs memo; to be ��il� purchasetj-lcX�i.iv � to be budgeted a�d paid for in 1980. /9 79i Chanqe Order - Pub{Ic Works BuTldios� Councll was referred to Publlc Works Building Additton, Change Order No.l- Revised, whtch tncludes outtets and fixtures at 5204.00, eddittonal peving at E2,300 and doorway change at 586.00. Rtter discussion, Woodburn moved, secopded by Crichton, that Councti approve the Change Order. blotion carrled unanimously. (Johansen was authorized to sell, or otherwise dispose of, replac*d door frame.) Johansert reported that the building addTtion ts essentlelly Complete; desCrlDed the rematning work whtch ts estimated at about 54,400; reported that the contractor anticipates compietion of this proJect by September 15th. It was_noted that the i0$ retainage rep resen#s aGout E12,500; original contract was about E127,000. Pubiic Works Department Personnel Johansen referred Councll to his�memo of 8/24J79 re restgnation of OJT employee eruce landman; requested Councli approval to extend Bob Perry�s employment until September 14, 1979; requested Coun¢il approval to employ Stephen Gedo for temporo ry work unti) Septembsr 24, 1979. _ __.___� � . Minutes af Regular Council Meeting Page Two August 27, 1979 Crichton moved, seconded by Wingert, that Counctl apprave the extension of Bob Perry's employment to September 14th and authortze temporary employment of 5tephen Gedo at $4.50/hr ta Septembe� 24ih. Motion carried una�imously. ParkTn on Gre Fox Road and Dunla tn #kie Industrlal Park After dtscussion re Joha�sen's memo if 8/24 79 re on-street parking problems in tha industrial park, Councll aufihorized the placement of "No Parktng Here to Corner" slgns 40 feet from the tnterseCtion of Duniap Avenue and Grey Fox Road; reterred the matter to the Public Safety Committee for (ts rscommendat(on to Councit. (McNtesh was requested to atert the Sherift's Otfice cf the on-street parking problem in the Duniap, 6rey Fox Road area.) REPORT OF VICLAGE ENG7NEER DONALD CHRISTOFFERSEN • Acceptance of Streets and Utilfties - Janet Estates Counctl was referred to letter of August 17, 1979 from Engtneer Christ- offersen, recommending accept�nce of the project. Chrtstoffe�sen �oted thnt the curb section has been replaced; street stiil drains slowly, but is at a very.fiat grade f.5'�) xhich he considers to be tAe mTntmum; doe5 not crsate a problem. Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Cou�cfi accept ProjeCfi No. SS-W-P-ST 78-6 and approve Payment No. 4 and Finaf submitted by Erwin Montgomery. Motion carried unanimousiy. Recommendat(on to Overlav Part of Streets In Karth Lake Impravement Christotf9rsen discussed the soi) condittons in the Karth Lake improve- ments; noted that certain streets, even after extensive pafching, have "bird baths"; euspects tha� settlemant wtll sttli occur; suggested that excess lmprovement monies, no4 spent to date, be used to make eorrect(ons next spring. Christoftersen explalned that the contractor foilowed the specif(cations ahich are considered to be "rou�inefy good"; asphaltic concrete was used, which should hold; nated that streets are not ba�d noN; suggested that Counctl wait to see w��� develops; noted o�e spot of "alltgator", whtch�is caused by ,��_grade settlement. Christoffersen noted that contractor Mill be asking for Fi�a! Payment; recommended that patchtng be done this year and that or ct�o�ns and possible over�ay of t e streets be dorre next year� r`f�money in the construction fu�d��"'' Lakeshore Place - Status Report Christoffersen reportetl that completiort of the Lakeshore project (fix ditches, restore sod and seed, clean road for 9eal coating) has been delayed because of rain; will call contractor re date for campletton. ` J � OTHER BUS9NESS ci7Pa If15p6CT14f1 K6OOfT3: � � � A. Minnesota Diversitted Products Inc. (Case No. 7?-42) Wingert referred Council to Landscape Bnspector�s report; noi-ed sotne substitute plantings whTch are effecttve and look nice; moved that Council accept the landscaping and relsase the $2,200 Performanca Cashier's CheCk, cont(ngsnt upon rep►acement of the two (2) Scotch Plnes at the entrance and �eceipt of a one-year $500 Matntenance Bond or chech. Motion was seconded by Nansan and carried unanlmously, � � Wingert moved, secon�ed by Woodburn.that Cou�cPi authorise refease of the $37,000 Landscaptng Parformance Bond fior Hunters Park. Motlon carried un�ntmously. -2- Mlnutes of Regufar Council Meuting Page Three August 27, J979 Board of ADDeals Mayor Crepeau appointed Kathleen Rauenhorst, 1489 Bussard Court, as e member of the Board of Appeals for the balance of 1979. . • Wingert moved, setonded by Hanson, that Counell ratify the Mayor's appotntment. Motion carried unantmously. Case No. 77-55 Karth Lake West =-�ark be�i�tlt�� Crichton referred Council to his memo ot 8/27/79 re Kerth t�k� b�5t - Park Dedication recommendation. After discusslon, Crichton moved to rescind the former motlon relative to acceptance of Karth Lake West park dedication (8/13/79 Co��ncl! minutes), and moved to accept 57,500 as full satisfectton of the Karth lake West park dedication requirements, payable at the rate of 3750/lot when sofd to another party or when a Butiding Per�Tt is issued twhichever occurs first) for the first ten (10) lots. Any unpatd portion ot the 87,500 to be paid by September 30, 1981. Motion was seconded by Hanson and carr(ed unanimously. Case No. 79-i8 Karth Lake Estates Thfrd Addition - Park Dedieatio� Crlchto� referred Councii to his memo of 8/27/79 re Karth Lake E:states Third Addition - Park Dedicatlon recommendation. After dlscussion, Crichton moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council accept $2,250 t.20 acres @ SIi,250/acre) as full satistaction of the park dedicatfo� for Karth Lake Estates Third Addition, and the north partlon of Outtot B, paya6le at the rate ot 5750/lot when sold to another party or Nhen a buildtng pe�mit is tssued (whichever occurs first) fior the first three (3) lots. Any unpald portton of the 52,250 to be patd by September 30, 1981. Motion carrfed unanimous{y. Pubiic SafetY Commtttee Recommendations: R. Proposed Saune Ordinance Councii was reterred to draft of Proposed Ordinance Regulattng Operatlon of Massage, Rap and Sauna Parlors and to Lynden's letter t6/15/79) response to specific concerns Counctt ratsed at the April 16th meeting. Woodburn reported that the Pubilc Safety Committee recommends passage of the proper ordtnance, concerned wlth the length and complexlty ot the proposed draft. In discussion, it was suggested by Hanson that the present Zoning Ordinance excludes Kc�<<na operattons by not tnc(uding them in the Ilst of permi4ted uses; queried the need for the proposed ordinanca. After dlscussfon, Woodburn was requested to work out changes in the proposed ordtnancs draft wtth Attorney Lynden and to submit draft fn its revised form for Councit consideratton. • . e. Street Ltahtin�� Councii xas reierred to Public Satety Committee Report on sti-eet lighting (8/21/74) and to memo from Woodburn (8/20/79) re street Iighting policy. Atter dfscussfon, McNlesh was requested to Graft the Street Ltghting Paticy, as amended, in resolution form for Cou�cil's conslderation. Counctl expressed apprectation of ?he quTdeltnes for streat itghting applications, prepared by t�e Publtc Safety Committee, and noted that "uhusual situatlons" will be referred to the Publtc Satety Committee for its recommendatlons. ' -3- � . Minates of Regul�sr Cauncil P"e��tlna Page Four p�nust Za, �s�s C�iter3a for qeferral ot Special A�sessments for Senior Citizens Council was referred to draft of Rasolution Authorizing De�erra9 04 Spectai Assessments for Senfor Citfzens and Establishing CrY- 4er1a tor 4ef�rrai. Rfter discussion, Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that CounciT adopt Resolution No. 79-46, Authorizing Deferrsl of Special Assess- ments for S�nior Citlzens and Establishing Criteria �ur Defee°ral. as amenc'-ed: 2. C. Bt shal{ be presumed that a hardship exists, tf: (1) ThB tOtel inCOme 13 $f0,000 nr i9Ss, Or � . (2? Ass�ssment instaliments, on an a�m�ra1 basis, are more than IQ9� of income over St0,000. incoms wili tre defined to include a4i pen- sion benefits and ali ofiher Income. Motion carried tNJoodburn, Hansons Wingerl� Crepeau voting in favor of the �soffon, Crichton voting in opposltion). (McNTesh to d�aft Resolution incorporating the sense ot the matian.) Schedule for Pr000sad Zoninsa Ordinance Counctl scheduled a Speciai Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m. on PAonday, October Ist at the VEIIege Hall to re-examine the propased Zoning Ordinance. Wrttten Fn-put is requested from Attorney Lynden, Oriyrt M111er, Charlo-Pte MclVtesh and Dorothy Zahm for Council's considera- tlon prior to that me�ting; also tnvited Engin�ering and Planning Gommissfon in-put re the proposed ordtnanee draft. Northwest Subur4an Youth Service 8ureau Request Council was referred to lefiter from North Subucban Yout'h 5ervtce Bureau (8/F6/79) After d3scussTon, McNTesh was requesfied to tnform Ramsey County Sheriff that the City is not maktng refe rrals to the Northwest Sub- urban Yputh Servlce 8ureau, and to draft fatter to Northwest Subur6an Youth Servica 8ureau edvising thai Counct!'s pasttlon is unchanged. REPORT OF WILLR�E TREASURER DONALD 1AM6 Investments E100,000 @ IQ.�O; at Northwestern Nat3onal Benk of St. Paml to m�ture f0/{5/79. E100,000 @ IO.dO� aY Northwestern Nationat 8ank, St. Paul, to mature IIll4l79. E1i2�719.38 @ 10.65� at Northwestern Nationat Bank to mature Qctober 19, 1979. • � Hanson moved.to ratify the Treasurer's investments as;reported. Mofiton was seconded by Crtchton and carrted unantmousiy. REPORT OF VBLIA�E CLERK A�MINISTRATOR GHARLOTTE McNtESN Aee Solid Waste MAt., Inc. - Increase In Minimum Ra CrEchton moved, seconded by Hs�nson, that Council ac rate chenge. btofion c�rried unanimously. e Arden Lake Knoll - Status Report McNiesh reported receipt of notlficatfon that Arden Lake Knoll/Ram Malik Iitlgatlon has been resoived; reported that Ctty has bean requested to proceed with fhe street and utilities fmprovement for Rrden Lake Knoif; noted that Englneer has advTsed he daes not need tfie grading plan prFor fio feaslbility S4udy. , � -4� ,. ti Mioutas of Regular Council Meeting Page FI ve rcos�svi��e arorm aewer nsspssment - Gou�Ty RoaO D East ot Cieveland McNiesh referred Councii to latter from Roseville (8120/79) re Arden Hills' share of storm seNer costs (7.4 acres af runoff @ E13,461.391. Councii def rred c4ion to a later meetJng pending ad/�iii "' ' .r�n.�. � a� . -,2, a�" ay�'l.e-�.eea� � a.ew`°u.r.�..` B �// �980 Proposed Budqet McNiesh briefly reviewed sugQested tinancing of the proposed 1980 - Eiudget; noted �that the Finance Committee witl consider the budget on September 6th at which time a Publ(c Hearing is scbeduled on posstble use of �ederal Revenue Sharing monles <meeting is to be held i� the Arden Hiils Public Works Building.3 n u • AoP��carion rvo. 7,, R. C. Dahlstrom - Public Works Bvildinq Crlchton moved, secanded by Wfngert, that Council approve Applica- 4ion No. 7, in the amount of 518,301.50. Motlo� carrled unanimousiy. APDiication tor Pavment - Arp's Tree Service Crichton moved. seconded by Hanson, that Councii approve Arp's Tree Service's Appiication for Payment in the amount of S2.$�9.54. PEoi•ion carried unantmousiy. Clerk/Tyoist Resiqnatlon McNiesh reported the resignation of Shtrley Marshali as Clerk/7ypist; noted that she Nill continue as Committee Secretary tor evening. meetings. McNlesh advised that a fulE-time typist/recapifontst is needad and isbLdgeted In the 1980 Praposed�Ru;dgefi. Payro� ! Wingert movad, seconded by Hanso�, that Council aypro�e the Payrofl as prese�ted. Motion carried unanimously. 8td Tabulation - Used Parks Equipment Council was referred to Buckley's memo of 8/27/79 re bids recelved for used park equipment. After dfscusston, Crichton moved, seconded by WTngerS, that Councii authorize the sale oP Items 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 as listed in 8uckley's recommenda4lons and the sale of the Howard mower nnd Yazoo mower to 0. T. Nelson for E80.00 and f90.00 respectively. Motlon carried. tCrich9�on, Wingert, Hanson, Crepeau voting in tavar of the motion; Woodburn voting i� oppositioni. Arden Manor SoddincL Request - Status Reoort McN�esh reported that the sodding of the Rudd mobtle home fot 3n Rrden Manor has not been done as of this date; reported that there are 5 or 6 areas which have not been sodded; reported that completion of sodding 15 anticipated in f0 to 14 days. • • Proposed h'ork Proaram for the County Road E 7ask For Council was referred to Ie�Pter from Van Wormer and a Road E Evatuatfon Ty,sk Force Work Program which was response fio Planner Miller"s request for use by the Task Force. August 27, 1979 ce - �ien van ttached Cou�ty submitted i� County Road E Councii deferred anydecision on the proposal, pending its revler by Wingert and ?he 7ask Force. Ad.i ou rnmenY Wfngert moved, seconded 5y Hanson, that the meeti�g adJourn at 11:50 p.m. lon carrled unan ously. Charlotte McNtesh H nry J. r , ilr� Cle^k Administrai-or Mayar No-?ice of Meetinq � The next Regular Councll meeting will be held on Monday, September ID, 1974, at 7:30 p.m. at the Yiliage Hatl