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. . . . Minut~8 of Regular Council Meeting Village of Arden Hills Tuesday, May 27, 1980 - 7:30 p.m. Village Hall Call to Order Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, Mayor crepeau called the maeting to order at 7:30 p,m. Roll Call Present: Mayor Henry J. Crepeau, Jr" Councilmen Ward Hanson, James Wingert, Charlie Crichton, Robert Woodburn Absent: None Also Present: Village Attorney James Lynden, Planner Orlyn Miller, Treasure r Donald Lamb, Cle rk Adminis tra tor',Charlotte McNicsh, Deputy Clerk Dorothy Zehm Approval of Minutes Wingert moved, seconded by Crichton, that the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of May 12, 1980 be approved as amended. Motion carried unanimously, Business from the Floor None REPORT OF VILLAGE ATTORNEY JAMES L~NDEN Resolution No. 80-29 - Abating AssessmentB, Water Improvement No, Z7-5 and 78-2, C&liguire Woodburn moved, seconded by Hanson, that Council adopt Resolution No. 80-29, Resolution Deleting Assessments for Water Improvement Nos. 77-5 and 78-2, as to Parcel No. 25-01600-200-53 and authorize execution thereof. Motion carried unanimously, If required by Ramsey County, Council authorized execution of the Application for Relief, also, Special._lIse Permit - Case No, 80.'10, Kinder-Care Council was referred to Lynden's letter of 5/23/80 and attached Special lIse Permit - Case No. SO-lO, Hanson moved, seconded by Woodburn, that Council approve Special Use Permit - Case No. 80-10, Motion carried unanimously, (McNiesh to fill in the blanks on Page 1 after determining whether Kinder-Care, Inc. is a Minnesota corporation.) Report~. Uniform Fire Code Council was refeyred to Lynden's letter of 5/27/80 which he distributed to Council and verbally summarized. Two concerns were expressed: 1. Who collects fees, end 2. Who has power of overseeing, Wingert reported tbat he read a news article which inferred that if a municipality does not adopt the Code, it is up to the State Fire Marshal to enforce; if City does adopt the Code, it must have its own fire marshal.. Lynden said adoption of the Code is not mandatory; it is permissive, Hanson noted that the Fire Chief reported some buildings to be unsafe; queries whether these situations could be referred to the State Fire Marshal and thereby relieve City of liability, Lynden explained that if the Code is adopted, City might be assuming a liability; if State is inspecting, State is responsible. Crichton suggested that any known infraction. be referred to the State Fire Marshal; after information relative to inspections aud fees, etc. is obtained, Council can reconsider adorti.oll of the Code~ /