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<br />Ceuncilr:emberti Larson and CieY'nia
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<br />both indicated they i:ad r~et with the CTTiZETdS
<br />T°;ey c?., 19f33, e Cor-srlittec i s interested CUi~•IiTTr~:~
<br />rtoacticns tc the Ls,YpenteuY;~Sr~cliirg
<br />r i.;,: ~'. he z_ndiv~ dually- contacted.
<br />~~1a~"G? VYar'eiE'n ~'.8rt i~1G~1 ed, tieCOt'idCd. b'y COLlr1C1.~ ri1£'li:bE-'I" ~hL S tv^ViC~I, t~'tat'i v~.r.' Se
<br />and Associates be h~_red as .w e T'lannex' for -~.,he ,arper_tcurjSnel~.ing area.
<br />liCttl"rCilt"eYi:ber lii?8S'tGViCi2 askew if mE',1;:~)Cr5 of the CitiZera'S ('iO:TlTtittCB Z`%eI'C'
<br />present durirt~; the i ntervieVri.r~g of p:!-enners~ s.rld was advised that sole
<br />members :•.ere i.n attendance. Counc~.r:ember Ciernia felt that sinco tree
<br />City dGes rat o7an ar.~;% of the property other t'~.an the ? i quoi° store, that
<br />the City shoal:' a~.r; the de~relopment to assure it is ccnsistent wit% the
<br />CompY'eriensive Plan, w?°lich, ?_n %?'.S Opini Gn, r~'.tti Y'eS H, dS.f'~'E?Y'Cr'xt t~,rpe Of
<br />firrrl ti2at ~.xi?6 l'r•'tG.7e Pix~r., TrSi: iC~'' 'c.S d'!_rf'.C'u$d .-;ore ~:.c~~aards arChitf;C+.itlre.
<br />lie felt, fro: that respect, the Dai-ilbren ris•t*t i~ad ror°e c~orience ~,nd
<br />.yore expertise it the area that ~.s applicable to the City~~=; needs. Council-
<br />:et-;ber Eggert ~.grc~ed that both preseratat-?_cns .ere food btzt that the
<br />DahlgrerY r ~-rm, probabl;;•, does more of tine '_tird of ~:er'~ that the City troulc?
<br />be expect~.rtg -- 1:,Gre planrY?nL ~.nd to a lesser e.~;tent architecture. T•aycr
<br />Warken,~.ctz also agY'eed that the Lahlgren firm is reliable 'out felt that the
<br />Close ~ it n ~ao~.ld be gore ~:r.:enable to accepting ar~d imp~.omentir~ suggestions
<br />froNl the CitizeY:'s Committee. Dina Stetrlwedel, stat~:d her husband attended
<br />the inter~~i ev; meetings and fait the L'ai~lgr~;n fiY2r, was :rose open r~:~nded and
<br />~•<illing to accept suggestions because tree Close: i~'izx: is :Wore architeotura?ly
<br />?r~i*:ded. Coutloi?...mer„i:nr Chestovi.ch pelt both pla..rers :tiould ~.ork ~~_th the
<br />Car~l:sittee. C~;uncilmet~,bez• Larson cotru~lented th~~.t rile firms approached the
<br />problem dif~"ere:.tly, the Close i'i rm addrossi tt;, T„he entire area, not jLtst
<br />t12e northeast c~uadra.nt. Upon a vcte being taken, the followitlg voted in
<br />favor thereof : T°iayor l~darkentien and Ccur?cilmem'aer Larsen, and the follot•.~rlg
<br />voted against the same: CouncilmerrYbers Ciernia and P,ggert. Ccttncilmember
<br />Chestovich a?~stained due to the fact that she Tr~c.s net in attendance at the
<br />inteY~;iews. T•Totion defeated.
<br />Councilrlember Eggert moved, 4corded by Counc;_1.member Ciernia, that
<br />Hot~rara Dahlgrera and Assoc_ates be hired as the P7_anner far the Larpenteurf
<br />Snelling area. U^on a vote bei ng taken, the ~cllowit~sg voted in fever
<br />thereof: T~u:.yor ti~rark..entien, Councilrriem'~ers r:~;gert, Larson e.nd Ciernia, and
<br />tare foli.o.:ing 44oted against the same: Trone. Councilmember Chestovich
<br />abstained. Tiot:i.on carried.
<br />T~iarcel. Richter, 2132 r olwell, reported on the Universit~r Grove park,~r
<br />situat~~on and suggested .~clutiorYS. Gounc~~_Itnember i,arson reviet~ed the
<br />St. An~~otiy Park parking permits, hotaever, ;-r. T~ichter indicated the
<br />residents do not T-;ant yearlP par?~ing permits. After a discussion, the
<br />Clerk Administrator Vas directed to meet with a representative of the
<br />Uni.versi~cy Grove Parking Cor~aittee and Captain Spencer of rho Sheri ff ~ s
<br />Departrrlent to ~~:oi"k out a,n amicable solution.
<br />T~Tayor '~~arkentien referred to a letter dated April 22, 1983 from Carl
<br />Dale, Planning Consu tent, regarding the zoning of the remainder of
<br />the riot*kins Estr;.te. Cotzrzcilmember Cierni <~_ reported that the Planninti
<br />Coanmission fez-t that a prudent '4oyitzg far the fire acres would ~>e 3-l
<br />zoning with the provisions of Section 1~..5 of the current zoning
<br />ordinance app?_y~_ng. 3oth Ccunc~_Imembers Ciernia and Larson felt the
<br />Plar?.al.rlg Com~tlission's dec~_siot; .should be :supported brr Co-tzncil.
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