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P�sNUTES Of REGUt.AR COUNC9L MEET3NG
VilBage of Arden HEIBs
Monday, Apr13 2�, i978 - 7:30 p.m.
VE31age Na[d
CaBI �o Order
• PurSuant to due ca19 and nottce fihereof, Meyor C�epeau cmlled tha
meeting fio order at 7:30 p.m,
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P�esent - hiayor Henry J. Grepe�u, Jr., Couacil�en CAarles Crtcbton,
Rabert Woodburn, Wary Hanson.
• Absont - Councilman James Wingerfi.
AEso Present - Atfiorney James Lynden, Englnee� Donaid Chr6stoffersen,
� Treasurer ponald Lamb, C9erk Rdministrator CharBotta
M1cN6esh, Dsputy CBerk Dorothy Zehm.
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BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR
Presby#erlan Homes - Reverend Ylm. HagsYro�
Reverend Hagstrom referred Councii to h9s 3etter ot 4/18/78, and
afifiached 9�tter to neighbors and friends (3/t4/78I, re poss�b�e (n-
voBvement of Presbyterian Homes in the purahase of the lake Johanna
Elementary Schooi properfy; no firm pEans at the p�esont time.
In discussion, Hagstrom saSd that the respons� from �eighbors seewed
ta Indicate strang approva8 ot tnt�r-gener��ionad programs. Crepeau
reported tha4 he received calis from the n�tghborhood concerned about
the 3oss of the p9eygrounds. Hagstrom sai4 the residdnts of Presby-
ter(an Hom�s wifA miss their contact wbth �he school chiidren who
have presented programs, trrought spring fBnwers, etc. fo� the restdenfis;
Presbyterian Hcmes aoutd l6ke to perpe#uaf� thBs tnter-generattona0
activlty which they consider to b� healthy for the n�tghborhooG.
Hags�rom said theTr present SpeciaP Us� Peemit tnciudes the construc-
tion of ten housing units; may des3re to re-locate these to the schoot
proper�y; p�opose to retain the schoo8 bui�ding as a Senior Resource
Cenfie� �hicfi caul�d 6nc3ude services for the elderiy on a�xalk-tn^
basYs such as Pnformatioo and referrat, lega! atd, sheltered work- '
shop,_dlning� cantinuing e�acation, prograns, etc.
Hanson 6ndicated thaY the proposed relocatoo� of the ten iounhause
un3ts wouBd enhance the combined properfi(es, in hls es#9wai@on.
Crlchton sald he has na automatdc assu�ption that Presbyterian ko�es
shouidn'fi ba any larger than it is; no bastc prob'I�m, but can't
comment on Jt unttf A� knors rhat use &s p�oposed �nE hoa i� fits the
ne9ghborhood pattern and he knows the qeop�es° reactions. Couneil�noted
that a Speciai Use Perm9t kouEd be requtr�d foc any use other than
sing6e-faml@y reside�ces.
REPORT OF y! «�CE ATTORNEY JA�ES L"lNpEPd
3anet Estates - Belair Buitders @nc.
Cynden roferred Counc to a request by Befa[r �ui��ders, Inc, for the
City to ins�all the streefis and ut36iti�sp as ti� 4irst raquest; the
secoodary request Is for Buiiding Permits to construct resfi�ences on
aots i through k, bBosk B, �hich abut County Road F.
Lynden revte�ed tde Deve(opmonfi &graement �3th SSOF Bnvestments, whBch
contemp�ated SSOF doing the road construc�ion sid �he lnstai9atfon
ofi ut�litles, and e4lowed the deveEoper (SSOF9 ��o const�ucfi housas
on the lots �hich abuf County Road F; noted tha� the Clty�s assurance
that SSOF wou9d comple�a th� imp�ovements kas a letter of Credlt
6ssued by the S4ata 8arok qt Sfi. Arothooy 4il6ag�. Lynden explalned
that Be3aTr Buf9ders, inc. �as enfiered tntc� a purchase agreement wTth
SSOf to buy tie entdre p@atfied area ofi Janefi Esfiafies, dhich alters
thsse a�raeme��s substantlatlBy; not�d �haf �t #he City a�rees to
construct the streets a�d upi4tties, as re�uested by BeEatr BuTBders,
inc., tha D�v�fiopmen� Agrea�eryt ail� have to be rascinded and the
Latter of Cra�it �evaked.
Lynden rsport�d fihafi th� Glty Engirsear, from a� e�gtne�ring stand-
point, sees no 9robPem b�zi i-he Ci4y�s constructton of fhe strAets
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1f9�t1TES �F REGULAR COUNCii �EET8�6 �pri9 24, l978
PagEa •iero
and atl9itEes; h�s pr�parad a#easBbG9ity study. Lynd�n advised thafi,
�rom a I�gai ��a�dpoint, th� C,ity uould aant Yo make sure that Belalr
Rui!dars, �nC., ls co�nml�ted os� the Park Dedic�tdon Agreamenfi in
. piace oi SSOF; has no objeetion ,Yo permitiing the Essu�nce of euild-
ing Permits for the four residencss on Gounty Road F.
• Chrbs�offersen repo�ted fihs4 the developee� has dndicated that he
wou9d be aS9EBng to put 9n the s�nitary seaer faci9itTes fimmedlataBy
along Coun=�y Rasd F d� para4te9 sewer 8ine wtth one crossfieg of
. Gounty Raed F inta an existing manholeD; noted th�t fhe developar
as�o �ndica?ed he aould ins-faEE th� s-torm se�rer ah3ch 6s tn the same
� gen��ai vqcdnity; Chrisi�offersen advised that the storm sewer 3s
par� of fihe approved pEans ot Sky9lne BuBEd�rs (SSOF�; storm sewer
r�ou9d i�herefore beinckuded, !t th� C�fiy puis 9n �the streets anC
� utitiitSes. Chr�stoffers�n est}mated �httt occupa�cy of #he four homes
�ou9d probabiy be 60-90 days; wou9d hope the seaer and sform semer
porf�ton ot the project �roufd be compd�ted urhen homes are ready for
hook-up Q@f City undertakes the project9; noted Pf wouid be betfer
• if the City �id the entira praJect, rather than the developer hiring
a 5epar�fie c�nt¢�act�or ,ar the sew�r. insfa! ���tion or hat pqrti n
a i�CQunt Road F. ��� �� �
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Crichton move 4hat Counci! adopt Resolutio� Plo. 78-20, ResotutFon
Qrder�ng the Improv�menfi and Autharizing the Engineer to Prepare the
Pffans and Speci4icaYions. P9otdon aas seconded by Hanson.
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After discussion, Ce°Tchi-on noi-ed that the Resolufion sha9! inc9ude
�Phe s4�ate�+�nt 1�haf the mcrk i-o be dong ds th� ufii I i�Fies and streets,
and th� dev�8oper wbEl da ihe gradi�ag. Mo4ion carried unanimously.
Crichfion maveQ, secondecl by Woodburn, thaf Council author9ze �he
@u3@ding 8nspector to issuw 9uiBding Permbts for lots 9 fhrough R,
�Iock I, d�neY Esta�t�s once an Agreemenf is sign�d to consumate the
Pa�k Deddcat6on as origtnaViy �rrenged. Matgon aas seconded by
t�oodburn erod carried unanimaus6y.
Lynden suggested that the exis�Ying DeveQopmer�t Rgreea�s�'� remain in
efi+Pac� untl� tM� pBens and sp�ci�icat�ons 4or fh� project have b�en
npproved.
Gas� No. 77-39 VaB�nYEr�� LAkg Vie�r No. 3-�ln�'6 Paaf
yfl�en referred Cau�+c i�q r�qoa�s fra� Ga9e Henrie�6ckson, deve9oper
af. V�lient3n� Lake Vuea� No. �, to execute �the FBresl P&a�, prTos� fio
aa�rd of b3ds fot^ th� si�re�i� and ui'i 6 ities; noted 'Fhat the Ftna6 Plat
has been approved.
Aft�v� discussion, Moa�dbvrn a�oved, seconded by Crlchfion, that Councb6
au�horia� e�xec�a�ion of th� Fiesa@ POst o� V8B�:1'FEfi@ LAIiO Vlew No. 3.
Mo#3on carr��d un�nfmous�8y.
Lynaen CApOPted PeC@ip
Rob�rT N. Cac-9son.
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� l.yn.��n sugg�s#�d thaf ih� G1ty should brteag in the Rice Cv�eek Wstershed
D&sfiric4, P�u7 �uss�rd �nQ Sussarc?°s �ngiraeertng compsny. Lynden
rev�oK�d th� °Ppr�ayers fer re�ieS"; suggesi-ed t9eat a SpacEal Counci!
Neetiag raay be desirab9e fio ddscuss th� mat+er with Counciie
Que_s6_-�aub6ic P�-caaer�Plss
Lynden'ro �d raea ica4Tor+s re patrn3 of cee�4adn quasl-pub8lc pe'op��°�Ptes,
i1�-Per ddscuss6on, Couacil r�ques•ted Lynden fo prepare an opinEon re
paVaaing of quasi-pub&ic properti�s.
REPpF2T QF VELLAGE ENGVNEEl2 ESONALD CHR�S70FFERSEhi
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t�ons a�d ��d�r6n9 A
A. Imprav€�m�rot Y�. PS7 77-6 �Canns�9 iy Av�nue�
B, 9mpravement No. 55�t'ST i7•-7 fVaaentie�e Lake VEe� No. 3P
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��NUiES CtF �EGULAR CO�NCGL �EEi�NG
s'�ge �#hr�e
Ap�iP 24, 1978
Cr3chion rooa�d, seconded by Hanson� th�t CaunciB adop# 92�solu�ion
No. 78-69, Approving Plans and Sp�cifications and OrderTng Advertfse-
men5' tor bEds for �mprovement No. PST 77-6 ��Conne�0y Auenue9 aesd
No.. SS6dPST 77-7 dYa6�ntin� Lal�s View No. 33. Motlon carried unani-
. mously.
dBdds to be opened May l9th at 2:00 p.m, af the Vi9sage Hall.)
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co..r��y+wn nvvr�we� i�avr-vvemnnr — n�nn�rn n��rcen, Rb�uSey �.vun�y cussuri
Caunty EngFne�r 6Cennefh YlaOtzin dTspFayed the propos�d p@ans for
lax3ngfion Avenug I�provement; asked Counei! fior COfIC�PfUSI approval
of ?h� plans fro� County Road-� to Counfy Fdoad E.
�'eifizin explained fha# th� roadway is proposed to Ese 48°:wide; face of
ce�rb to fiat� of curb, which maefis S�ate-aEd standa'tds; �'o�dway ati8
Inc9udg tWa H2' aide driving fanes, ane 14° turn lane and a 3° wlde
bike iaree an aach side 34�' wtdo road�aay pdus curb and gutter).
t�eitzin said �his porfion of roadway ts proposed to b� construc4ed
dn 1�8l.
WeOtzin rAporteci thafi Rose�ii6e gaav� conceptual spproval ofi fihe p9an
as presentsd; Shoreview*s apgroaa4 xas c�ntingent upon a detached
Dikebay. � � �
Af#er discussian, H�nson moved, secondad by Ydoodburn, that Councii
acc�pt tfie conc�pt ot #h� County's aB4�rnefe pla�a praposal for Lexing-
toa Avenue �h6ch inc8�ades.
. 2 driv3�g Ea�as 12' :uBde,
! turn3ng tane 64y ,aide,
2 bika I�nas 3° a9d�en
pad�measi- to ba 44' sade,
bBlustrafied.
v;ir �zc1t�
raenner �913d�r reported tPia# no specific dsve9opm�nt p�sns have been
s�abmi.4�ad far ti�e �ntEre sit� becasase th� app�dca€+ts do noi- intend
• fu!'f Qgv�Oopwere�t a# this �Im�; reparSad �Aa� the Plannie�g Gommis5ion
r�coroan0rtds a��nd�Q o4 the rez�sn§ng reques�e�f 6ased on negatEve reBatioee-
sisip �Fea mx3s$ing r�sidentla� us�s and -that et repa�esenfis spot aaning.
• �i1iC�r a�oted tha# s-�zon3ny should be look�d a# on a 199and use" ba5is,
nafi osa a sprscif3c us�; rs��o��#ed thet aft�r dl5cussdng $he �aat#er �rith
. the f>ity Atvorn�y, and i� agr�ea�pe �o ttae �pptlTc�n�s, it is his esnder-.
sl�aesdieog 4h��- 6�ss intecesiv� co�mercia9 zone can t�e cons9dered by
Co'unei0, ee3�hQuf a nemr ha�aroetg.
� Mayor Cr�peau nof�d fihaf �,pp8icai�3��rs #or e�ezonin� ra�q�6rd four vot�s;
�sk�d appl bcaeair5 6f #hey �ran•F Courec's I fo def�e� dts �ct3osa unt16 a3 f
' Craaanci � ���ab�r5 ar� pres�rsf.
Rp�i±e�ro-ts asked irha-a' Co�r>a61 h�ar fiAe co�men4s fa�r and agaie►s# the
prdgUs�i. Ghery� GraaQnrs>Ec� �s�id fih�y have radu.:ad th�ir reQuest fram
�WB §'cs R-B; f�eG St. �s u►eree�6s-iic fo leave the zeantng ot their 5.8
acr�s as R-9 res3d�nti`ta9r r�Que�� thai �he aroper•i�y he r�-aoned hack
fim cu�n�orcim@ a� ia wu�a; st�ied fihair rarues# is nofi a satdden proposa@ -
s iariti-en regue�t nas macie 8n 99i5; requesfi retlec#s th• viexs of th�
Gorepretreras�re PBve¢, AppEicanT described the ar�a �s dense6y popu@a4ed;
�ro�osa a To� Thuwb for � pwr�imre of tP,� pr�cap�rty, aad has support froa�
m�eay of �he are� r�stden-'r:� Ea9rs< vrudnosk� p•rssen#�d a Petltlon, con»
ssS?�nc� caf apprgi:<ima'�ely ?4 �:a�a�s, ''r�VQY'8t19 fh� r�zo.^.anyi, iRrs.
Crudnoske reporv�d �hat r�ai•,ors as�vis�d her tl+a� a Toes Thumb woudd
€ncr�a�e ho�e v�iu��.
and
p9us cucb and gutt�r arn each sidey �s
Affer fiurth�ar discussson, Hansors a��nded h3s mo�ion fo add thai� CouncOfl
aould en�ou�°age County Go���issbsaners to cans'sdar a d�tached bike path.
P,snendmant ssas ace�pt�d by Woa6b�srr�. A9otion carried 1Hanson, Cr6chton,
�re eau vof3n i fa or 4` 3h� oti o; �Jo dbur ofii 6n o osi.#ion3.
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P;P.�i1iES 0� �EGULAR COUNC3L �EEi�NG Apri9 Z4, 397�
Pag�; sour
Mrs. Grudno
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fiha propose
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Hanson revi
no4E,d that
sre�s a� fih
�the pressn
�h�n ths fio
Fi�gh+ssy 96;
mo a-� o f a b
pressed erii�
M3cFaee
- rpaR1•o� no 1
pr�aent�d p
rescaning of
�ny busfnes
R�a �.
Ghsis�3snso
freau G-B 'ro
er,i9s6Stt io
presanvea p
but if oras
ms i�o mh�x
�eveOapeC a
nln� Com�is
Graaclnoske p
p ro�+osa � ; �
-th� neFghbo
#h� cs�s� s!
so�� approp
sagg�s�ed e
is grow9ng.
ke said fhat rezoni�g �f tha bal�ncs of their property
b� accePtabl�; R�B zon� wou9� be needed to �ccommodate
Yom Thurob. ,
wer3 past Pianning Commission concerns ra "sperfi zoning";
ecsuse of unfavorab#� deve9opmenfi proposals in seversl
ViiDag�, all xera chang�d fia R-P, ahen Ordi�sance Mo. 99
zoning ordiraance) �as adopted. Hanson sald he queried;
nhouses mer� proposed, eahy i-hey ��re reot extended to
nom have res3deni�Fa� gasfi of Hamline, whech he considers
sis fot� residerefi�t zcsr�6ng of fihis property; nofi ira-
ih� proposa6 pros�nt�d �o daS�Q. '
stianson, Arden Hills P1orfiPo Ha�n�s Association, said that
esg�s- oans tt�e twwr�hous�s; s9! homms are prtvately oeaned;
fition B�tters �rom #orar�house r�sid�nfs op�dsPng the
th� p�res! �i taerd at �ligherey 96 and Naraltne Avenue 4or
�ndearor, inc9udir�g, but no$ 9imified 1�a:
S or G-8
se i d h� fe�F s 8t i s "oaa# o; c►rd�rN to eharige �he requesi-
R-Q srtdlor i.-B; vc��e was e�nanasaoas� by t4�e Pianaing Cas-
oY re2one fo �-B.
relssn, 040t Qrtdian Oaks 'Tr�iG, not�d "shet ahen Pe�atom
�ns for the toanhous� d�veiopm�cet, th�re mas opposit6oeoo
venPuaa4g a�cep�E�d bp th� resighborhood; me �ra �uessing
hr fasiaara aiSi brany; i•ho pres�n� Compr�he�sive Plan xas
i9e A� was oo i�he Counoi! er�d was spproved by th• Pla�-
fon anQ Goc�rrcil, ao9oaie�g tror co�a��rctal use o� the
op�rty �t H3ghw�y 95 �a�d Hamaiaoe; spoke ta tavor Df th�
cocsv�ni�nc� si-�rg in ghe area �i11 be an advsrttage far
hood; a�ait Psaee+e, Bn s ehort �iaae, a da6kittg peth an
e of �he �iEOag� Na#f groaa fihe sou#h; encouraged fihai�
ist� vs�g� i'or fiAi� propee*ty b� planned, other tAen R-d;
e City ahoulb fiske an opfioea on some of this 9and - CPty
Jersrarse YPlni cki said sh� d'+d not considor th� property approp�-tate
for r�sideca Ral; residentta@ esst of Hs��is�� ai13 be bermed to
reduc� th� re�fic nois� �ieng Higteway 96; ee�st si6� of Ham!&a�e is
�€aA seaif�bl for berming; r�po�"ted fhafi fh� PBanning Co��ission vote
aas nat ua��a�S�ous �o deny Rh� rezosatng - she had absfa+ned.
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�9r. Chrisfiian on ask�Q it seaitching �roao G-8 to R-8 a31! not requta~e
anoi-her Pubt3c Hearang?
Ans. r�ca# ngc�ssarY sinc� th� R=8 zon� is emare r�sfrictiv� �han
h� G-� origin�liy requesfied.
• h3r. ,pohn La
f i or. #o i'he
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osa prop�riry
���m�rciaE
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curr�n# d�n
9@st of "p�
burrt4
�f��s� of fi4re Vi36ag� Habt3, expr�ssed strong opposi-
o�s�erci�l; oonsiders i� Asi�rip zoning" of fihs worst kind
n�eded or ciesire4; .eam��rcipf miJ! hsv a negafiivs impact
aBu�s; does: nQi� f��i fh� pcoparfp i� more suii�ed fo
4h�r� 3s sdsid�a�tia! �o th� ��sto w���' an8 sauth; f�eis 3t
ssrvic� Ya i'he ow�a�rs to r�taFn R-f zontng, rith the
vaBnes th�$� srs no� ��8ng s�sor#-chaeag�d; �sk�d that Yhe
i fifi�d us�s �' 7 n R--B ao�e� b• r�ad . 4 Re�d a 1 oud by Wo9d-
1'dm Pe�erso�, 1536 Ard�r� V'sew Driv�, ssid %h� abst�ntFon af PUannTteg
Co�mi5s6�n w mber �ieaisacki mas n�c�us� of her rer"e1•ionship to fhe
d�vc6oper-; s gg�sfigd ihe�f a pro4�essiocam! b€+ilding, dup8�xes or so�e
s+sa � i th �iayfi i�n� hciurs of opera% i aas �ou B d be more acceptab B e; Tom
Tbcamb �owld be open aC! haurs.
Crbchton exple6ned $hafi the C�mpr�7ten�i�e Plan is � g�sid� as to how
fh� Cii�y sfiou9d deve9op; zorting do�s no#- r�gcessari@y fo48ow, but
��v�9opwsnts may b� con�ddered �or these o�#ions in fih• arees indfea7'ed
in t8ae �o�prehon�iv� Pi�n; th� �xlsSing roning orditaaaee does not
ic�p8gro�rsfi $he �omQreQensBve 46ac�.
To� R�aG�rr I443 Ard�n V'B�� Dr+aop asked if aeg+ ehaoge is en#icipate�
iee h� arsea+al prog�r�Py2
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Minu'r�s of Re�uiar Councb6 Mae4ing
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April 24, 1978
Crepeau explained that the �ity has tried to have it ciosed; if and
w�en i� is phased out ft may �evert to the City; we kno� of no thange
in iYs status at this time except tiat a few smaii parcels haye been
soid.
Mr. Fraichels, 1292 Nursery Hilf lane, sald he is with the National
Guard; teels tha arsenai wili be �h�re for some time, tavors Tom
Thumk.
Arthur Erickson�
his neighborhood
af the proposed
1297 Nursery H{ii Lane, sa(d he has �aen asked by
to advise the Council tha? they favor a Tom Thumb
Eoca'rion.
Tom J�rrfsen, President of �the Townhouse Villages Homes Associatian
Soufih, said the Assaciation is opposed to the rezoning of this corner;
presen?ed-pstftions in opposition fa the rezoning tabout 97 stgnatures);
Roted that the fownhouses north and south, are one solid neighborhood
on fihis issue; noted fhat nnne of the �ownhouse residents are here
tonight speaking in favor ot the proposal; feels �i�hat the approximate
3200,000 Tom Thumb investmenfi is srr�ail compared to the approximate
Et6 millio� ToHnhouse Yiliaoe investments u�hich should be given
consideration.
Jfm Winiecki said t;is family has owneQ property in the City and lived
here for many years; resents what i5 happeni�g to us; 600 peopie come
3n, and now they are tell(ng us wh�,t we can and caanot do with our
land; is ln favor of the iom Thumb and his parents favor It also.
Herb Kinq, i504 W. Highway 95, saic, he does not object to the Hiqhway
• 96 traffic; objects to someone i•eiling us they are putfiing a store
on our street.
Doro'Phy PhcCiunq, Snelling Avenuep said she owns about L7 acres of
land in the R-1 zone; cannot find � Tom ThumD to be incompatible
with resideotiali commercial on vhe+'Y corner is in accord with the
Comp�-ehensive Plan.
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Mr. Weafiherby, 1403 Arden Viesv Orlve. said he looked a4 the zontng
laws before ha fI10�f6� in; 4his parcei voas a�d is zoned R-I; would
�a unfair to change ihe aoning now aftar we have purchased the
property; sre pay taxes iilce everyone etse.
Leonard �rudnoske asked �rha3 cou�d �e more o4 a fraffic concern than
'the towc�hsscas� area; when Pemfom was. devsloping the fownhouse area
t�ey dr�ined fiheir water onto his propsrty; wa4�r and debrts from
�eratom is s?ii: on his prr�per#y since they compl�ted thetr Iand-
scaping; repori�ed `Yhat �Yhore is no�= goong to be a Super Value in
Sharsviex afi Lexing�on and Highe+sy 96 as sugQesYed by someone.
Susanna T�ylor, Business Nanager c�` To�vnhouse Vi9l�ges Homes Assoc-
iafion� said she has been advisec! t>y tne dedeloper in Shoreview that
he has loased to a Super 'Value s�oi�e and a hardware store.
Cheryl Grudmoske said thaY people she contacted in the To+anhouse
Viilag�s� tavoring the Tom Thumb, crere not her friends - some were
her acquaintences.
Ron Balisr., Townhouse Association ot Arden Hlils Northr said i'hey
had a lasvyer �t fhe Pubiic Hearinq; fet4 they needed hebp in re-
sourcir�q i-his matter sinc�3 they are new in Arden Hilis; noted thafi
people hava the right to t�o4d oaYo their land, but Councii's decisloro
should nat be in4luenced by Yhe Eength of time a person o+rns the land;
commercia! is �iof fn ti�e �es't interest of the people in .this area;
a Super Vafue is gaF�g fo go in doun the road -�re don't need a
Ta�a Th�amb; townhouse rms(dents wilf desc�ass viable alt�rnativeS,
bu; it appears Grudnoskes.are not 'snterested in an office structure -
o� somathing more compat3Dla to residential.
CrichYon aoi�ad tha#
issue, aa�ich has an
has li�fte bearirtg.
pstEtiols 'sr.dic��te thsro is cancern for sn
agfec4 cn his decision; fhe number of siqners
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MinLtes pf �Yhe Kegular Councii Mee�ing
Fage 6
April 24, 1978
Mr. Christianson explained that whe�n a�erson buys a townhouse he
b�longs fio 'rhe assoeia�ion, a non-profit organization xith elected
cfficials to represent them on issu��s such �s #his.
Arf Erickson, Nursery Hlif Lane, sald he is aghast that Yhe town-
• house association �xpects the doveloper o� this corner to disCuss
�ne matter vith them for approval; Aow ean fhe toWnhouses try to
• dic�ate 40 4he City Council what st�ouid go on #his corner, Councdl
shouid make the d�clsion o� whafi is nood for the residents.
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��. lawyer, F484 Nighaay 96, said he is no+ a�ownhouse res(den#
Dut agre�s erith ahat they are saying - fs concerned re fihe uses
that rozoning aould permit on the balancs of Yhe Grud�oske property.
1lanson maved that Council deny the rezoninq fram R-1 to R-B. Motion
�sas seconded by Woodburn.
�� discussion, i; aas suggested fhat possibiy an �-B zone may be
acceptabEe to 4he app(icant and neighborhood; �ouid iike ?he Plan�ing
Commis�ion°s recommendations re cocip�tibility of L-6 zoning to the
R-t neighborhood. Mayor Crepeau r�ad fhe Ptanner's �eport aloud�
and af#er furthar discussion� Woodburn moved fo table the motion
v�til fih� eecommendations �rom fihe Pianning Cammission concernfng
possibfe L-B rezoning are re�iewed. Mo�for; was seconded by Crichton
and carried unanimousiy.
Fa4itions for Wa�er - Araa Wes� of Rou�d L�ke
Counctl �as retsrred 4o pefiiions received for the extension ot
�a4er mains to serve properfiies �ast and south of ftound'take. Con-
sideration oi the requests was deterred to the next Council meeting,
and McNlesh �as requested to prepare a map indicating, in color,
the parceis of land wAich have reques�ed to be inedudad in the� water
Im�rovement.
Park Dgd'ecaflon_ - Stafius E2ep3rt
Baacu Properties - NorShx�esfisrn N�i iona! Bank
Ceichton rsvieqed park d�dication regotia?lons for the Northwestern
N�ttonal Sank praperYy; basod on the appraised Nalu� of $€89,000,
mov�d thaf Council accep-h $15,000 �:s fu!{ sati5tactlon of park ded-
;cation ($104,400/acre). P9ofiion �e,s secanded by Ncodburn.
In discussioo, Counci! r�fer�ed fio other park dedlcations in the
area; suc�gested tfiat actuai sale price shoutd be fihe basis for park
dedication, ahen knoun.
P�lotfon did not carry fCrich4on voting in favor af the motton; Wood-
burn, Hansonr Crepeau voting in opposiYion).
fCre�eau agr�ed to ne�ofiiaYe fur7her w6th Mr. Haugen,)
�9?8 Sc�slcou4 Pro.iect
Hanson mav��, seconded by Crich`on, thafi Counctl authorize the Ctty
Er+gineer to prepare pl�na and speci�icatians for the 1978 Sealcost
psw�jecv as recommend�,d by �Ph� Pubiic Works Commifitee (Minutes ot
kti19-78). Wici-don earried ❑e�an�mously.
Policinq.i'rivate Str�e�Ys and Parkic�g Lofs
R�tat-red �o A4torney Lynden for his report to Counci�.
REPORT 4f" VaLLAGE Tf2EASURER -- OONAIp LAPA�
Fy�ancin4 ot €mpro+�ements
Traasurer �amC r�portsd {�hat he forsees no problam 6n financing the
JaneS Es•iafes and Connel9y Avanuellake Ytew No. 3 streets and utilities
ir�provem�n�ts; may need t� se31 bonds for ths north�aest water lmprove-
menfi, de�ending on extenl� 04 the project.
Gri��ance Procedure
Crich4an read a responsa letTer rs a}leged vloiatian of Article 1�,
ar�d {��rfic6e V.
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REPORT OF VILLAGE CLERK ADMiNdST4ATOR - CHARLOTTE McNiESH
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Pavment Penaltv - Utili4y Qil
vun�ap
• After discussion, Woodburn mov�d, secondad by Ha�son th�t Council
nofi tanc�i fihe penalfy for iate paymenfi ot the utility bili. Motion
carried unanimously.
� 9978 Diseased Tree Proqram
• Councii was referred to memu from Buckiey dated 4-20-78 re financial
aid for diseased tree removai.
• ,4fter dlscussion, �oodburn moved, secondad by Crichton� that the costs
for diseased tree removal in exeess ot Stl0.00, For ras(dential property
oi 5 acres or kess be paid by �he City. Mot{on cacried unanimously.
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Noodburn movad, secon6ed by Nanson; fihafi Council approve the Payroll,
as presenfed, and payr�ent of �hhe to-�o ciafms as reported. Motion
carried unanimoasly.
Adiournman4
HAnson movad, s�conded by Criehfion, that ths meeting adjourn at 12:40
a.m. Mo41on casrfed sanan3mously.
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CSerk Administrator
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