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l~ The motion for the adoption of the foregoing Resolution was duly seconded by Councilman Black, and upon a vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor therof: rlayor Warkentien, Councilmen Black, Stone, Taylor, and the. following voted against: None, whereupon the Resolution was declared duly passed and adopted. Arthur Jurgenson A~Zr. Arthur Jurgenson appeared at the meeting to request a Present to Request conditional use permit to construct a l7 unit apartment Conditional Use building at 1830 tidest Larpentur Avenue. A memo written by Permit - 1830 the Village Inspector was read to T2r. Jurgenson calling his ~•lest Larpenteur attention to debris consisting of an old red car, a barrel, Avenue: a 2-wheel trailer, a camper, building material, vegetation matter and other debris at 1705 and 1707 North Albert Street. NTr. Jurgenson said he only owned one lot in Falcon Heights, the other lots said to be owned by him were deeded to a sister, Charlotte D. Jurgenson, and his daughter and son-in- law I~ir. and Mrs. Carl Elmquist owned the lot at 1711 North Albert Street. Construction on the unfinished bui]L:fig at 1705 Tlorth Albert has been held up because of the strike. He will comply with all requests to clean up the property, cut all vegetation on the empty lot at 1707 North Albert, and clean up the debris which is mostly material being used to complete the building. Motion by Councilman Stone, seconded by Councilman Black, that the Clerk- Administrator inform the owner or duly ap- pointed agent at 1705 North Albert to appear at the Council meeting of August 10, 1972, in relation to the appearance of said property. Motion carried. Mrs. Charlene Motion by Councilman Black, seconded by Councilman Stone, Elmquist, Daughter, that the matter of the conditional .use permit to construct and Secretary- a 17 unit apartment building at 1830 Z~7est Larpenteur Avenue, Treasurer of the be taken from the table. T~lotion carried. Mrs. Charlene Arden Hills Elmquist said she was a partial ot~rner of the Arden Hills Improvement Company - Improvement Corporation, and Secretary-Treasurer, and that Requesting Arthur Jurgenson was President. The Council said that the Conditional Use application for conditional use permit should have been Pei~nit: made outby the corporation, and also that a variance is needed because the area that the apartment would be built in is a B-1 zoning area. The front set-back should be 50' and only 30' is shown on the plans, and the set-back on the side yard would have to be detei~nined in accordance with the height of the building. The plans show a 5 car garage but no materials or dimensions of the garage are shown. Mater- ials to be used for the apartment building are not shown on the plans. The furnace room plans show that the water would run into the building instead of away from the building. No type of drainage plan was shown and no topography is shown. The plans submitted should have been signed by a registered Architect before being submitted to the Council. Parking space does meet ordinance requirements but no place to pile snow in the winter is allowed, and access is not adequate to allow fire or other emergency vehicles to enter. Councilman Black stated that the Village was not opposed