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<br />MINUTES OF REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
<br />Village of Arden Hi lis
<br />Monday, January 27, 1975 _ 8:00 p.m.
<br />Vi Ilage Hal'
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<br />Ca II to Order
<br />The meeting was called to order by Mayor Crepeau at 8:03 p.m.
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<br />Roll Call
<br />Present - Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr., CounCilmen William Feyerelsen,
<br />James Wingert, Charles Crichton.
<br />Absent - Councilman Robert WOodburn.
<br />Also Present - RepresentatIve Steve Novak, Attorney James Lynden,
<br />Treasurer RIchard O'Kelly, Clerk AdminIstrator Charlotte
<br />MCNiesh, Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm.
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<br />Approval of MInutes
<br />Feyerelsen moved, seconded by Wingert, that the Minutes of the Councl I
<br />Meeting of January 13, 1975, be approved as amended. Motion carrIed
<br />unanimously.
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<br />BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR
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<br />Representative Steve Novak
<br />Representative Novak expressed his desire to work with Arden Hills
<br />and the other municipalities in his distrIct, to help solve prObleMs.
<br />He offered to meet wIth the Arden Hills Council to discuss the
<br />variety of pending legislation and 'oeal needs. He specifIcally agreed
<br />to aid the Village In Its communications wIth the State Highway
<br />Department and to report the status of a recently IntrodUced bIll re
<br />the "open meeting law".
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<br />ROlJe r Re I I I ng
<br />Mr. ReIling explained that he desires to remodel hIs grocery store
<br />and SerVice station at 3151 Lake Johanna BOUlevard, and he revlewad
<br />three optIons which Attorney Lynden had suggested might be pursued:
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<br />I. To provide proof to Council that the non-conformIng
<br />use of the service station had not ceased for one year.
<br />2. To apply for rezoning of the property to R-S, and for a
<br />Special Use Permit for an automobile service station,
<br />and for a license under Ord. No. 132.
<br />3. To abandon In place, or remove, the underground tanks
<br />pursuant to Ord. 132.
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<br />Reiling said that he described the proposed remodeling plans at a
<br />December 1973 Council meeting; stating he Could not get gas, because
<br />of the gas shortage~ startIng In about June of 1973; but he continued
<br />to repair autos until nearly the end of 1973. He said he also rented
<br />trailers, which he considers to be an auxtllary use of a servIce sta-
<br />tIon, and that he used the tanks to store fuel 011 when gas was not
<br />available. He saId that when gas became available agaIn, about July
<br />of 1974, he ordered gas, and now has gas in the tanks, but no license
<br />to operate the statIon. Reiling explained that In hIs proposal to move
<br />the grocery, within the confines of the building, he had never en-
<br />visioned not having the gas station also.
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<br />In dIscussion, It was noted that option No.2, to request rezoning to
<br />R-S and then to request a Special Us~ PermIt for the servIce station,
<br />could not be utilized because of the close proximIty of the station
<br />to a pUblic School COrd. 132, Sec. 3).
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<br />After diSCUSSion, the matter was referred to the Board of Appeals for
<br />Its recommendations to the Council.
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<br />REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY JAMES LYNDEN
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<br />I. Peg I, paragraph - Line 24 was changed to read:" The
<br />increased floor area, Increased elevation of the ShoppIng
<br />center, the use of brick Instead of stone facing thereon,
<br />and the re-deslgn, re-orlentation and re-slting of the..."
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