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1 Mounds View City Council : i! a.�4 September 12, 1988 Regular Meeting II nn aa�� - a' Page Seven ---------------------------�.i�i71___�, -------------------- City Planner Herman presented an overhead sketch of 18. Consideration the property involved, and reviewed the request of of Resolution, the applicant for a minor subdivision. No. 2372 Motion/Second: Quick/Blanchard to approve Resolu- tion No. 2372, approving the minor subdivision request of Emery ano Pauline Gale, 8138 Groveland Road, Plan- ning case No. 248-88, and waive the reading. 5 ayc3 0 nays Motion Carries City Planner Herman explained this would be a reappro- 19. Consideration, val of the minor subdivision granted in duly for of Request to W. F. Rosenquist, 8380 Spring Lake Road. She explained Reapprove it was necessitated by the County's requirement that Minor Subdi- -, the lot be replatted. vision, 8380 Spring Lake Motion/Second: Blanchard/Quick to approve Resolution Road No. 2380, reapproving the minor subdivision for W. E. Rosenquist, 8380 Spring Lake Road, and waive the reading. 5 ayes 0 nays Motion Carrier Clerk/Administrator Pauley explained this request for 20. Consideration* the installation of a street light was directly across of Request foe 01 from a dedicated road right-of-way, and based on Street Light Staff's review, they would not recommend installation Installation as it is too close to other lights, and the Police have no record of a significant number of problems to justify this placement, on the basis of concerns for safety. Tom Gresher, 2508 Hillview, stated he hzc hod nine acts of theft or vandalism on this property since he moved in in 1972, and he reviewed those occurances. He stated not all were reported to the Police, but he feels a light there would help deter further acts of vandalism or theft. He explained with the easement that is there, it is easy for a person to run either way in total darkness. He added he had someone come to his door in the middle of the night once and threaten him, but it was too dark to be able to get his lice:,se number. He added his neighbors are in favor of the street light also. Councilmember Hankner stated she supports this request, as she feels lighting on Hillview would be helpful and would discourage vandalism. Barry Clark, 2504 Hillview, stated he has had problems, to and even had someone hiding in the shed in his back yard that the Police were looking for.