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MSP (Neisen Johnson) To approve the subdivision request of Earl Holmberg, 1780 County Road J to subdivide "ex the N 125'; the E 100' of Lot 1 also the W 116' of he E 215' of Lot 1 Auditors Subdivision #89 into two lots subject to Mr. Holmberg Providing a letter showing that an easement is provided for the sanitary sewer line which extends from 1780 County Road J to Spring Lake Road and subject to the payment or the provision for payment of additional assessments totaling $1,158.00 for 1780 County Road J. 5 Ayes MSP (Hodges Pickar) To approve the issuance of a building permit to construct an eight unit apartment building at 7666 Woodlawn for Patrick Delaney, subject to approval of the Fire Chief and the Building Inspector. 5 Ayes Councilman Baumgartner read the Planning Commission minutes of their special meeting held on October 4th at which several changes in the zoning ordinance were suggested. MSP (Neisen Baumgartner) To approve the subdivision request of Rodney Damm, to divide Lot 36, Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition into the N 1/2 and the S 1/2 thereof. Councilman Picker's Report Councilman Pickar stated that the Lakeside Park beach house was nearly completed and that sanitary sewer will be installed yet this fall. Councilman Pickar announced that there will be ice skating this winter at the park during the day time only and that the next Lakeside Park Commission meeting would be held October 25th, 1972. Councilman Picker related that there have been two accidents in the vicinity of County toad I and Quincy Street within the last week. He again stressed the importance of 'ibtaining necessary traffic control devices for the intersection. He mentioned that Mr. Rademacher, Principal of Pinewood School, has recently sent letters to several individuals stressing the need for action on this matter. MSP (Pickax- Baumgartner) To adopt Resolution #581 petitioning the Ramsey County Board for 4 -sway stop signs at the intersection of County Road I and Quincy Street, in addition to flashing lights, a lowering of the speed limit to 30 m.p.h. and the installation of warning signs along County Road I. Clerk Zylla is to send a letter to the County Board requesting that Councilman Pickar be placed on the agenda to discuss this matter. Attorney Meyers presented a resolution providing for the withdrawal of Mounds View from the Joint Powers Agreement, creating a teen center. Glen Beggin, Cathy Westling and Rick Rosow were in attendance and requested that the Council not withdraw from the agreement since their action doing so may cause other communities to do likewise. Mayor Neisen stated that this matter had been discussed previously with members of Community One and the Youth Services Bureau and that his opinion had not changed, that there is not sufficient money available to provide this service when other needed improvements are necessary within the Village. Mayor Neisen stated that he was also upset that the Community One organization had not pursued Federal funding as they had promised when Mounds View approved the Joint Powers resolution in 1971. MSP (Neisen Pickar) To adopt Resolution #582 terminating the Joint Powers Agreement 4- 5 Ayes