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MlNUFE5 OF RE6ULAR CGUNC6L �EEi1NG
"i!lzg� of Arden Hi6ls
Monday, January 9, &978 - 9:30 p.m.
V4liage Hall '
Ca I'I to Order
Pursuant to due cali and ootice thereofr Mayor Crepeau ca99ed the
meeting to order at 7:35 p.m.
Roli CaIS
Present - Msyor Hanry J. Crepeau, Jr., Councilmen Ward Hanson,
Charles Crichton, James Wtngert, Robert Woodburn.
Absent - None.
Also Present - Vlllage Treasurer pona9d Lamb, Enginser po�ald
Christoftersen, Planner OrYyn Mtiler, Clerk ��dministrator
Charlotte McNdesh, pepu�Py COerk Dorothy Zehm.
Approval af Mfnu#es
Wingert moved, seconded by Hanson, that the Minutes of the Regular
Gouocit Meeting of Dec�mber 27, i9�7 be approved as submitted.
Motion carrled unanimousBy.
Business from the flcor
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kEPORT OF VlLLA6E ATTORNEY JAt�ES LYNDEN
RAbsent9
Grd'+nance No. 200 - Wins and Beer �icense Ragulations
koodburn moved, s�condsd by Wingert, that Council infroduce Ordi-
rtanc� No. 200 by Titie. Motion carried unanimous�y,
REPORT 4F VtlLLR6E ENG9NEER DONALD CNRdSTOFFERSEN
Ramsey Countv Streef Laghts - Meeting of January 5th
Christoftersen referred Counci! �o letter from County Engineer
Weltzin �ID/7/77D and attached informa4ional mater3al which 9n-
cluded Chapfier 402 of laas of Minnesota 1977.
Christo•f�Fersen repori�ed that fihe County Atfiorney�s opioio� on thds
9egislation states the obiigation for si'reet lighting is turaed over
to t�he munic�palitles efiecftve ,ianuary I, 1978; reported that fihe
4il�age Atfiorney does not read fhis "furn-over" of the street tights
in the law; law also refers to aid •Fo �aunicipalifles tor construc-
#ion and maintenence of municipaf stree#s, bridges aod traffilc contro!
devices.
Christaiterserr recommended that Cauncii defer action on the matter
pendiog a rui^ng trom the Afitorney Generai, �hich he anticipatecf
rouid ba received abou�t the middi� o# February.
Re uost re Util€t end Orivewa�r Easemen� - G. R. Dean
Christoffersen reterr�d ouncit to �etter fro�a A9r. Dean fl2/22/77)
requesting pe^`roission to ufiitize tha 25' wide Shoreiine Lane platted
road r{ght-of-way (ahich runs norTh firom EdgeNatei' Avenue? fcar an
access drive and utili#p sasement for Oots I, 2, 3 and 4, Biock 3,
L�ke Josephine Viiias, which he anticipaies purchasing �or a resi-
dentia8 bu�Gding site.
Chrisi�offersen saad he doesn't s�e any prob�em irt granting #he re-
quest; further dtvtsion of the property oer either the aasfi or west
side of the street right-of-way may necessi4aie 9'he need for addB-
fional ^ight-of-way ric9th, xri�ich woudd have to come from the easi';
driv�way may, at some tufiure da�e, De destroyed ior futura str8et
canstruction.
Chrfsfioffersen said thafi if one house !s proposed on Yhe prope�ty,
andch is abouf 169' aide and l24.36P deep, a 4" sexer and 1" water
serv9ce vrould be needed; Ifi tao ho�ases are proposed, an 8" sewer and
a 1#'" wai�or wou i d be oeeded .
Atter dfscussioa, Crichtoa� moved, seconded by Nansoo, that Gounctl
auYhorlaa the usa ot the } road rtght-ot-aay for drivemay acc.ess
and se�,�er snd water utility essement subject to conso8idatioa of
Lots 1, 2, 3 and nor�th 25' �f d into one build�ng site, prior #o
issuance of a Sui9ding Permit. No-Fion carried unanimously.
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� Id''u NU`TtS OF REGUTAR CO�JNC l l NiEET B tJG Janu�ry 9, 1978
Pag� two �
Mr. Dean was advisod thai� it �ouid be his obiigation io construct
and maintain the driveaa?• and ut'slities, evsn fihouah Bocsted on
City-owned properfy; if � street.is built, at some future date� io
serve the other side of #he street, the dr6veway would be removed
and larger sewer and aater services inatalied to serve benefitted
properties.
Mr. Dean said he wili contact the praperty owner on the east side
of the stree$ r6ght-oF-way re plans far hds proparfiy,
Minnesota Deoartment of Transportatioo Preliminary Studv -
t;nrisrortersen rs#erred CounciJ to a letter from Charl�es Burr�ji,
. Minnesota Departm�nt of Transportation, and attached prelimirtary
p@an; r�eported he has not studied the plan but the concept appears
4�o aQ�quatePy sofve th� drainage for the aree and presamably wou9d
reduce drainage #hroug�t the Bethel ditch.
Christoffe�sea wiFl review the proposed plan and compare 9t rith
hts study as soon as possibl� iar his report to Council; wiBi
report �stimeted percentage and cosfi details; noted thht rBght-�of-
k�ay cosfis may be ditticult Yo de�Ferroine - may need appraisa6s.
Wster Line Reconstruci�+on
Chr�stoffersen w61f re�ort esfilmateQ cost of��' construction of.
about # mile of water �ine in County Road F/„�iighway 10 area for
Counci!°s consideration a�P a late�r meeting.
REPORT OF Y'IlLR�E PLANNER ORLYN MdLLER
No. 77-45, Lot_Sptit and Spec�al Use Permit for Four-n3ex -
M]Iler referred Gouncil to his reporfs and to AR'snutes o# the Planning
CommBssion meetings r� the applicatdon of Barry O�Meara for a 1ot
spli-t and Special Use Perm3fi tor The construction of a four-plsx an
a 3@,600 sq. ft. parcei of land, of xhich about 25,000 sq, f#, is
actually buildabie, located at CFeveBand Avenue west at the high8ina/
pedestr�an n�ay aad soui-h of the "Spit Lake" pond.
1n revsew of the Piann"sng Commission discuss§ons and plans, as amended
arad now recommsndad fcr Council approval, MilRer nvted tha? the
proposed st�•ucture has been sited to efim�nate encroachment on the
pond, garages and driv�eways are no4 oxposed ?oxard i�he single-tam!!y
area to the east� the f3fi'I't t"9 drt veway b s curbed and f I um� grov3 ded
to accommodafis d�iveway draiizaga; devalaper has agreed to escroa
t1,000 �o� bond in that amount) #o iandscape #he site ta provide
screening of �he blacki�opped area �nd structure as per Pianner's modJ-
f�cation ot the kandsaape plan, hiiltor submitted a sketch of a sug-
�ested pl�niing plan for Coanc9l's consid�ration; noting that vlsual
Impaci� oE pl�nf mat�riE�s and finalization ot fihe Iandscaping plan
can E�nt�f-er be judged afte�^ the bu9iding 3s construcfied.
PAiiler• nofed fihat #he Rice Creek Watershad EngSneer hns indicated
he has no problems aith the proposed deveiopment, but a wrltten
appro�daa has not be�n �eceived to dato.
• Council revi�wed the plans and buiid6ng efevations. lea discussion,
concern sias expresssd re how 4fie Ciiy can be assured of malntenanca
of the strucfiure and stte, bullding mass, effect on 8and use around
the site, proposed use of area east o•F $he po�d.whlch appe�rs un-
usabfe, except as open space.
Q'Meara said he proposes to not us� the area eas# of th� pnnd, excep#
as an outlot and open space; proposed si-rueture complies aith ordi-
nanca requ�rements in fihe R-2 dis#rict, ra@th no varia�+ces; iandscaping
a�bli adequatepy sareen the site from residen%�ia9; s6ng�e-fiamily homes
�ast of this sifie wiii have more concern for 4he high �ine �hhan the
four�pie+x wh�ch 9s no� as high as a fuif two-story haus� and on6y 88'
iong � some homes exceed 1-he size of the proposed four-plex.
Wingort moved, seconded by Nanson, tha# Council approve the l04 split
and issuance of a Speciel Use Permit for the four-plex �iCase No. 77-45I
as per revised plans datao I-3 78, contingent upon:
�: Devefcpe� p�•aviding a satasfactory landscape bond in the
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:.°�u-:Js of ;�sg;!lar C:..�,arci I N;ag�{ing January 9, i978
, � �'a�e thre�
amount of �t,000 to irrsure tandscaptng as per modified
landscape plan (l-9-78? and approval of actuaF planting
by C{ty Pla�ner.
2. �lri-tten approval of #he deveiopment by Rice Creek Water-
shed Dist�ict.
Mot7on dxd not carry �Nanson voting in favor oi the motion; Winger�P,
Crepeau, Woodburn, Crich-Fon votlrrg in opposition.8
Waodburn sa�d he considers the s3ze of the building as inappropriate
for this area; sees na reason why a duplex could not be bui9t on
this site.
Wirtgart moved that Co.unc!! deny the Aot split and Soecfa! Use Permit
not Dased on the Iegalii-y o� irtie lot spli� bufi'based on fiha-mass of the
structure as tt reletes to the surrounding bu6lmtngs ana conTiguous
• properfy Sn Arden Htlls.
Motion did no-'r carry because oT Gacic of a seconti.
Hanson asked if Courcit NOU@d !�e amenabie to s tr�-plex, rather than
a �our-ptex? 0°Mear� said he coufd remo�e the center unit and reduce
i-hg bucidtng siae to 66� x 4k'; noted th�t impact of four-plex affects
oniy teao houses on the Jerrold Avenue cuf-de-sac; nearest house r�Bf
be �60° from the proposed structure; nofied that pec*ple ot the area
did nof obJ�ct �to fhe four-piax �roposal; had understood that the City
�eas Irateresfied in providing this �ype of housing for the CiYy; noted
, thai� toeo duptexes on �he sife �outd increase the iot coverage.
kloodburn said he considars it as "spot" pg�nn'sng ahich confBicts Kith
thd Cvmprehensive Piart.
Counc3! lndieated (E aould iook tevorab8y on a trl-pB�� as described,
on i-his sfite; �ina! plarrs would have fio be submitted for Council°s
sp�rovaE of thw mnr��fle� structure. Mloodburn abstained trom thas
ge�zeral consensus. 0'Maara sa'sd he would �ry to have his amended pien
pr�pared for Counci4's ��onsirJerat"son at the nex� Counci! Meetingo
Casa No. 77-59 Fiond Piain _Res�ori• - ��s��s�-ra*1on ef Fl�edwa�s
M688er refe�red Conncif fio map ind9cafing areas th�t the P6aening
Co*,missEon recommen�s to be d�si,�nated as f600dxay/fiood fringe.
Hohta presee�Ted a rev4sad map �ndicafiing the areas secommended for
des+gsration as flood frioge by the P9anning Comm"sss3on.
5���gert moved f at Cou i E ad�t .ma ,�da,te�1 9-9-76 and sign�d by
James Wingert,A''� re inary� oo Haia`r`d`/and BoJndary Map shoa-
"sny ftood fri�ige ar�as. kiofion was secand�d hy IVoodburn and carried
unanimcusly.
Hoh+e �xp4�ined thai- an addifiionai roee$ing i-o adop# the study a� a
who3e wili be scheduled.
Nt :s �ouncii's understan�ing that adoption of the floodi'ringe areas
do�s not atfi�n�aa#e �he V's6tagds opi-�ons reBafiive fo �armal develop-
menf cons6dera4lons sucFi ss drainsge, water storaye, �nvironmoni•s�l
• impact ei�c., xhfch a�i{i romadn operafive #o� specif�c praposais.
Hohi� noted i-hat if changes in tha map are desired at some future
dai•s, fihe City wilE have to fund the study.
EX'FE'"'IOP Res-t�ri�ction. Ard�n Mar�or
.��� � p� n�a a- n� u aeus�n^ rrioo3 �e Homes, dnC.
Mr. R€Py S'waneon,' A9T�' Seasons Mobi le Nomes, 9nc., re�errec� Counci S�to
5is Rette- of §Z/l2t'77 and to b.rochurs and sample of mobife hame
alumin:.�m siding he �-oposes to be perm4tted in Arden Man� r, expfained
that homes would pe rno:�e expensive i-hay fihe Maod�slded hcmas, have
pircbed sh"ngled root', as sho�an in �he brochure; 8" IaP s6ding is
avaiSable 'sn th�ae ;�Eors Ry�dio�v, bsige and ahiteS; ;s approved by
Sfira#� �:,od�. Swans�� �aid soma o°r the er:is#ing homes in Arden Wanor
are +vood, scma a ra �, �omb i na�? i or� of �rood and met� f, scme have been
pai.ited and some a,e quii-e veea#h�red; a9uminum sidEng i� permanent
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�il,�utes of fteyu�ar� ;.ounci! A4e€:tsng
Fag� faur
and �ui I 1 riot 'rade.
J��uar,• 9, 9978
wie�g3rt eapressec] concern re tl�e co9or dir�r'erer+ce - existing hoases
are �f wood tonss; Specisi llse Permit specifaes vaooG-sided hames oniy.
�9t eras notad by CauE�cii fihat the Speciat Use Perm'st would have to
be smended in order to perrn[t other fihan wood-sided homes; an app0i-
cstion for an A�e�aAa Special Use P�rmit should be rc,ade by the park
oarner, tt he desires it ta be changed.
S�aanson sadd he'd a�rk with the park owner; �s nofi affiliated rifh
Arden Planor.
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Q7HER BUSIfJE35
Sfatus Report - Bussard Court Drainaqe
Hanson reported tha7 he and PAayor Crepeau met with Mr, and Mrs. Joe
Bussard on January 5th; ano�ther mseting is seheGuled Thursday,
January 121-h; nothinc� to report 4o dbfi�; has apprOsed Attarney
Lippert of tho meetings.
Proseeatinu Attorn�y Appointmen-�
Wingert noted fihat fihree communicafiions have been received reBative
to the appointmen$ cF Prosecuti�g Attorney; said he fee@s the appo9nt-
ma�nt shouid b� of a specific person, rather than a firm of s�veraf
persons; City has apparentiy �xperienced no dissa#3sfact'son with
sorvicos of Rttorney Meyers; suggested h3s e�eappoini�ment tor 1978.
Caunc3i compared i977 Pr�secuteng Attorney c:os#s for Arden H6f9s
6about 407 citafifon�) and Shorevieu (abcrut i300 citatio�s9, wh&ch
indic,afied Arden Hiiis'costs about 50$ grsatar than Shoraview.
Crichton noted he does not tavor plea Dargaining; fe�ads there fs too
much ot ihis, Hfter d'+scussion, C�epeau recommended fih�s appointment
of Jerome P. Filla as Prosecui-ing At�oroay 'ror t978.
'doudburn mov�d ta a6Prov� th� Mayo=-Ys appoPt3tment of Mr, filta at the
r�te of $35/hour, plus exaenses. Motion was second�d by Hanson and
carrEed unanimousBy.
Piumb"sn,�c Vnsnee-i-or Ap�ointmenfi
�ici4on rspor-Yed that the Pubfic ldorks Comaiii-tee intervieeaed Mr.
Rich�rd Aic{u�st and an appltcatian krom PNr� ?�arvin Wendfi was reviewed
r� #h� �ppogntment of !�turt�b3ng Inspector for� Arden Ni!i:,; reporteC
i�hat fhe Committee r�commends the appoin?ment o-F Fbr. Aiquist based
on hls closa rasidH�cy fo Ar6on Ni€Is; he os prasenf3y �Ehe iaspec-
tor in Sfioreview; a�nsa�quentiy, 4here woulA be less r.on•�lict as far.
as fravel fi^me; has a �nas#er's Ifc�snse, plus having }�een in p3umbing
bus�ness fo� himself; Grichton noi-eci that he joins in -`he recammen-
datis�n o4 P9r. Alqu;st.
Crepeau recommended th� appo'sntment of Richard W. Alyuist as Piumbing
tnspeci�or #or 1478.
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C�sch�`orr moved to approve the �fayor's appoini-ment of t�r. Aiquis# at
80$ of persnit fee. Mation was s2conded hy Wingert rand carried
unanimously.
Park Dedicat9on Nec��tiations
Crichto� �•e�orfed i-tiai he met �ifh �he a�torney reprAser�ting MinneSota
Diversifted Product„ rel�tive to park dedicafiion negotlatiorts; re-
ported thzt ths pa�l: dedicat9on as proposed seemed to be agresabla;
att4rney w911 �-cnta;rh City Attorney Lynden for his opsn3on as fio
�whetfier Moones�Ye f.i'�-ersified Pr�ducts" development is subject 'to
park ded�cation.
Potice T�-aintna Sa=s�+�r.�s at t�amssy Couni�y
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Woodb�rn ^en^r'r�c! �'r�s* the Arde❑ NI98s �olic£ 4fficer�s have been sworn
into �the Ramsey t?ofirity Sheriff D�partmenfi; five have had about a 6-hour
training sess8on; qe��3ried �rhether comp�nsateon for time spent in tra6n-
ir.y sessions shc,�::s; be the obt?ga'ti�n of the Cii�y; aiso whather senior--
�ty clause, pe-�s'r.�ng to s�clC deave and vecafiion, inclu.�es interrupted
$8;'4BC9 'ilftl3. � ' . .
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rf�rn e�c� . �f �.;-. �,c I rae�i i:�c; Janu:�ry 9,- i978
, 6'ag,y, f i ve
Council gens;ally concura-ed that �-ha City compensa'ta the offlcers
*or fii�ne spent in trr�inEr�g at straight time; sentority; as it per-
zains to sick leave a�id vacafion timQ, is based on con��inuous ser�
yice - in#errupted servSce time is not encluded.
Committee Appointmenis
Fianson suggested sevaral Cammsttea appointment changes; and after
discussion, Mayor Crepea« recommended the foliow6ng appointm�nts:
!. John KastlshacK to th� Human Rights Commission fio re-
piace Kris Poelzer tterm expires i9?8P.
2a hiichae6' Notfand to the P�eblic Works Commifitee.
3. Dorlfa KostishacK i'o the Parks and Recrea-tion Commit#ee.
Mling�rt movad Councfl approval of the Mayo�°s appointm�nts. Motion
� aias secanded by Naosun and earried u�animously.
�Mr. James Gehhard w�s removed trom #he Public Wot-ks CommiYtee?
FEPORT OF V9LLA6E CLERK AOM�NBSTRATOR CHARLOTiE MCN�ESFf
f'oifcs Officer Over-�aYment of Nlorkmtn Camp�nsation
�lcNiesh expiadned the,f due i'o changes in the Workmen�s Compensation
L.av�, an over-pay�enfi of $266f has been made �o an Arden Hilis Police
C`ffic3r; queried how Council xouid iike fio recover the over- ayment.
�%cQ Cv 'G.+-F-�J ��jr�.u+�.eaJ.G� �t�'v�
R,fter discussion,�mat r xas referr C' o P4cNiesh to �vor•k out with
4he officer; suggested that �afificer may be agraeabie tu four [nsi�afi-
merat aayroeni-s o.r fewer.
1978 License Approva9s
Wingert moved, secon6ed by Crich#on, thafi Council approve the 1978
ilcenses as ssbmitted. P4o1•ion carried us�animously.
Claicns
r�ichton moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council approve the ClaBms
as submitted. Motto� carried unan3mousiy.
N'cN7esh xas requ�sted to took in?�o aiternatives for replaceruent o�
the NCR machina (purchase, r�nts9 or a sed�vice) For Councii's consid-
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N�mo From Johaasen re t;hatham
Gouncif r�ques4ed JohEiisen to it)IIOW UO on iiems listee in his memo;
suggestod that he notiFy the Plumbing 'Inspector and Building �9nspector
of 1•3�e concerns noted.
7ra4fic 9ncr�ase Conce��ns �
Couneil was r�ferrsd to i-he Public 49orks Gommi#te,s's concern retafiive
to increasad r�raffic s-; Sneiiing and Highway 51 and at Hiqhway 51
and County Roz�d E. Ccunei9 ;efarred fihe matter to #he Public Safety
Committoe for Its recomnienda'�ions io Cou�cit.
LudwaU Rwae•d
Nanson moved, seconded by 4daodburn, that the Cour�cil desigrtate Mayor
Crepas�u to reeeiv� the League o� Minnesota Cities ludwtg Award for
his ser�aces i�o Arden Hiiis. P4otion aarried �Crepeau abstained).
• Hanson offered to compie�i�e the aqpl icatltan with in-put from the ,Counci I
mem6e�s.
Pol1c� Pack Sefis and Sc:�nners
�t was suggested'that s;urptus pack seis be uti9ized by Councii members;
sur�lus scanners bQ evz�luafied tiy Picha for possibbe sala to the
ofgi�ers ;f they desi:-e fihem.
Adjournment
Winge�t moved, se�ondac+ by Crich�on,
id:09 p.m., Motion ca-ried unan'sm
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C�srtofi':-Q NcN�esh
Clerk Acim4nast�ata-
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�hat the meetlnq ad_iourn at
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1978 LICENSE APPLICATIONS PENDING
CQUNCIL APPR04AL NECESSARY
I. Arden Hiils Antiques
1660 West Highway 96
(same)
2. Lake Johanna Antiques
3300 Lake Johanna Blvd.
(same)
3. Flaherty's Golt Tees
1200 West County Road E
(same)
4. Kem Milling
6I9 14th Street N.E.
(same)
5. Penney�s Super Market
3527 N. Lexington
(same)
6. Arden Hilis Standard
1306 West County Road E
(same)
7. Arden Hilis Nursey
4350 N. Hamline
(same)
8. Arden Hills Opticians, Inc.
3557 N. Lexington
(same)
9.: Arden Manor
4605 N. Prior
(same)
t0. Arsenal Sand and 6ravel
P.O. Box 12707
(same)
II. Artronics, Inc
3761 N. Dunlap
(same)
12. Brighton Excavating
1920 West H�j,hway 96
(same)
13. Carolyn's Cards and Gifts
3539 North l.exington
(same)
Antique Shop
Antique Shop
�riving Range
Rendering Plant
@ $ 25 .00
� 25.00
@ 50 .00
� 100 ,00
Grocery @ 50.00
O�er-counter Cigarette � 12.00
Off Sale Malt Liquor � 15.00
Service Station (6) � 130.00
Retail Sales
Retail Saias
@ 25.00
� 25.00
Washers (6)
Dryers (2)
Retail Sales
Retail Sales
Retail Sales
Retail Sales
3 5.00 ea.
� 2.00 ea.
� 25.00
� 25.00
� 25.00
Q 25 .00
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1978 License Applications Pending
Page two
14. Carroll's Fine Furniture
1203 West County Road E
(same)
15. Coast to Coast
3547 N. Lexington
isame)
16. Hort Enterprises, Inc.
4201 N. Lexington
(same)
17. 0'Donneli's Cleaners
3541 N. Lexington
( sa me )
18. St. Paul Book 8 Stationery
1233 West County Road E
(samel
19. Shaw Lumber
3776 Connelly
(same)
20. Sitzmark Ski Shop
1160 West County Road E
(same)
21. Stephens Art and Frame
3553 N. Lexington
(same)
22. Stewart Lumber
4797 Highway 10
(same)
23. ARA Services
for Controf Data
4201 N. Lexington
(same)
24. Arden Hills Club
4177 Fernwood
(same)
25. Arden Plaza L(quors
3537 N. Lexington
(same)
26. Bethel Coliege
3900 Bethel Drive
(same)
Retail Sales
Retail Sales
@ $ 25.00
� 25.00
Retail Sales � 25.00
Over-counter Cigarette @ i2.00
Cleaners
Retail Sates
Retail Sales
� 25.00
� 25 ,00
@ 25 .00
Retail Sales
Boat Sales
Trailer Sales
Retail Sales
Retail Sales
Restaurant
@ 25.00
� 50.80
� 25.00
� 25.00
� 25.00
[a
Restaurant �
Retail Sales �
Courts i10) �
Over-counter soft drink �
Restaurant e
Over-counter soft drink (�
Washsrs (48) @
Dryers (49) �
-2 -
25.00
25.00
25.00
10.00 ea.
15 ,00
25 ,00
15 .00
5.00 ea.
2.00 ea.
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Big Ten Supper Club
4703 Highway 10
(same)
Blue Fox Inn
3833 N. Lexington
( same)
24. Canteen Corp.
tor Civil Defense
1900 County Road I
(same)
30. Flaherty's Arden 8ow1
1273 Vkst County Road E
(same)
31. HonEywell (Bldg. 103)
(same)
32. Honeywell (Bidg. 502)
(sameJ
33
34
35
36
37
L�3�3
Lindey�s Steak House
3610 Old Snelling
(same)
McDonald's
1313 West County Road E
(same)
McGuires
1201 West County Road E
(same)
Northwestern College
3003 N. Snelling
(same)
Steak Inn
1310 West County Road E
(same)
Town Crier
3855 N. lexington
(new]
Restaurant @ $ 25.00
Over-counter sofit drink @ 15.00
Juke Box (2) @ 15.00 ea.
Electric Game (3) @ 10.00 ea.
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Juke Box (I) @
Electrtc Game (I) �
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Juke Box (I) @
Bowling Lanes (24) @
Electric Games (17) B
Billiard tables (6) @
Restaurant C
Restaurant �
P.estaurant @
Over-counter soft drink �
Over-counter cigarette L
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Juke Box (I) @
Electric Game (2) �
Restaurant @
Over-counter soft drink @
Electric Game (2) @
Restaurant L
Over-counter sott drink @
Restaurant e
Over-counter soft drink @
(Pro-rated for
10 months)
-3-
25.00
15.00
15.00
IO.QO
25.00
I5 .00
25.00
15.00
15.00
10.00 ea.
10.00 ea.
10.00 Ist
5.00 add.
25.00
25.00
25.00
15.00
12.00
25.00
15.00
25.00
15.00
15.00
10.00 ea.
25.00
15.00
10.00 ea.
25.00
15.00
25.00 - 20.8:
15.00 - 12.5(