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The Attorney was directed to prepare an agreement with
National Funds, Inc. regarding the construction of above mentioned
property for Council approval.
At 9:00 P.M. the Public Hearing for the Arden Avenue
improvements (street and water) was opened by the Mayor.
The Clerk read the legal notices as published and certified
to the mailing of the same.
The following are listed as objectors to the project:
1. Mr. Strong - 8230 Long Lake Road - Cost to high - no benefit
2. Mr. Spagenski - 8231 Eastwood Road - Cost to high for benefit recd.
Mr. Charles Larson, developer, appeared in favor of the
improvements stating that the other properties involved could be
sub - divided also, as was the portion of Nordstroms property that Mr.
Larson was involved with.
The Engineer stated that cost estimates were made on the
high side and actual cost would certainly be lower.
The Mayor called three times for further objectors and
there were none.
Hearing closed at 9 :35 P.M.
The Council agrred to reach a decision on the matter by
Monday, August 16, 1965.
Mr.Rustad presented the Police Report for July and the
B and E Patrol report for July. (on file)
Mr. La Vaque presented the water department report for July.
A request to regrade Oakwood Drive was referred to Mr,
La Vaque.
Motion by La Vaque to allow a variance (side yard set -back)
requested leaving 5' (five feet) on East side of house. Five foot
variance allowed for Mr. E. Johnson - 2278 Lois Drive.
Seconded by Malvin. 5 Ayes.
Mr. Malvin reported that seven property owners in the
Lois - Knoll disaster area had been orderd to cleanup their basements
due to water, trash etc. as well as the County Road I apartments.
Mr. Robert Edmond, Electrical Inspector, reported that
there were only four trailers left in the disaster struck homes.
The Council announced that all permits for temporary
trailer parking would be issued by the Council from this date on.
The Attorney was directed to investigate a solution to the
problem created by the Hamilton house on Knoll Drive which is becoming
a nuisance and a health hazard.
The building inspector reported that approximately 20 homes
were under construction in the tornado area.
The Clerk's Offices was directed to attach to all new heating
permits the new requirement for 6" flu pipe as per Ordinance # 125.
The new Civil Defense Ordinance and operational plan will
be presented for action at the next meeting.