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.. . Minutes of Regu~ar Council Meeting VII~age of Ardon Hills l~ond1!V, Apri ~ 9, 1973 - 8:00 p.m. V II ~ age He ~ I Ca II to Order The meeting was called to order by Mayor Crepeau. Roil Call Present - Mayor H. J. Crepeau, Jr., Councilmen C. Crichton, S. Olmen, J. Hollenhorst (8:55 p.m.> Absent - R. Herrick Also Present - Attorney J. Lynden, Engineer D. Lund, Treasurer R. O'Kelly, Acting Clerk Administrator C. McNlesh and Deputy Clerk D. Zohm. . fu!proval of Minutes The Minutes ot the Regular Council Meeting of March 26, 1973, In- cluding the addendum, were approved as submitted. BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR Beach 1m rovoment A Ilcatlon - Mr. Robert Beck Mr. obert Beck, repr'esen ng St. Paulo go No.2, I.O.O.F., 1174 Edgewater Avenue, presented an application tor beach Improvement to the Councl!; stating that the Conservation Department requires Water- shed District and Village permission before acting on the application. Mr. Beck showed pictures of the shoreline and explained that they do not Intend to make any changes In the shoreline, only to remove muck in an area of about 40 feet a~ong the shore and about 50 teet out Into the lake; replacing the muck !:lith sand; level of lake bottom to be essontlal~y the ~am.; aiD to be done under direction of Department of Natural Resources. Afte.. dlscusslon,Crlchton moved, seconded by Olmen, that the Council approve the bellch Improvement, In accordance with the application sub- mitted, subject to approval of the Village. Attorney. Motion carried unanlmouSijy. Pllitltlon - Mrs. Cheryl Grudnoske. 44.45 Highway 10 M.r.:i. GrudnoskapresQnted a petition to the Council, signed by residents 8(1d h.ome owners o.f Round leke, opposing a walking path around Round Lake, and requesting the Councl~ to OppOSEf It "when and It It should cornell p". Mr. Buck~ey, Village Parf<s Dlroctol", explained i'het he had met with a group of residents ifl the Round Leke aroa re prospective park develop- man~s In the Village, and had discussed tho possibility of Ramsey abunty Open SpacG negotiating to obtain approximately 40 acres at the soutn end of the iake ~or .passlvG park with lake access and a walking path al"ound the lake; stating that the U. S. Army COi"pS of Engineers are checking to sae Ifthi. property Is needed by the Federa! government. He said If It should be determined not to be needed, he does not know ,to whom the land would rovert, but, In any caslll, tne County could not move to acquire the property unless approval Is granted by the Village. . Mayor Crepeau accepted the petition on benaH of the COline I I and the .residents that lfllnything should develop Ire this matter the donts would be notified; there Is nothing official at this time. assured resl- REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY JAMES LYNDEN Pend'I nl) ll.lwsu It re SAC Charges Attor.ney Lynden revle~led his letter of ApFI D 9, 1913, 1'8 the lawsuit that various metropolitan municipal itles hlilve entered Into against the Metropolitan COllnel1 and Sower Board concerning the vlllldlty of SAC. After discussion, C. C~lchton moved that the Council Join the lawsuit as "intorvenor Defendants", agr80lng to use the present attorneys In tho ~Bwsult and accept their advice; authorizing Attorney Lynden to notify AttornGY R. J. Schieffer and Attorney T. S. Hay that the Village of Arden HI~~s desires to Join the lawsuit as ~ntervenor Defendent. Motion was seconded by OUmon and carr!~d ~nanimously. -8-