HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000017_pg72Ron Fagerstrom, Spring Lake Park Fire Department, informed
the Council that they felt more hydrants were needed in the
Pinewood Area and Lois, Knoll Area. This was referred to the
Engineer for study and recommendation
Mr. Malvin questioned the possibility of installing load
limit signs on-streets as they are completed.
View.
Mr. McCubrey presented plans for Freeway 35 -W in Mounds
Motion by Rustad to adopt Resolutio
for 35 -W from existing freeway to North
Seconded by Malvin.
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4 ayes.
Three of the six property owners benefited by storm sewer
on Knollwood were present. They are not in favor of an open
ditch. Would prefer conduit for a number of reasons. This
is being handled by the Attorney for easements.
The Mayor announced that July 7th at 8:00 p.m. there will
be a special meeting.
At 9:00 the Mayor opened the Public Hearing on Rezoning
Lots 106 through 111 - Spring lake Park Hillview Addition.
The Deputy Clerk read the legal notice and attested to
publishing and mailing of same. Mr. Barth explained plans for
the area. A shopping center type building is planned.
Mr. Lang reported that the Planning Commission has
approved the rezoning.
Mayor Rustad called for objectors:
Hillyard - Highway #10 - would like it to be residental.
Mayor Rustad called twice more for objectors. There were
no ^e.
itnr. Clarence Peterson spoke in favor of the rezoning.
The Mayor closed the hearing at 9:15. Motion by Malvin
to conditionally rezone Lots 106 through 111 - Spring Lake
Park Hillview Addition from R -3 to B -3. Seconded by Lang.
Rustad - Aye, Malvin - Aye, Lang - Aye, Johnson - Aye.
Mr. Fritz, 8072 Long Lake Road, raised several questions
regarding sewer, water, roads, etc.
The Mayor declared Mr. Fritz out of order. When Mr. Fritz
refused to recognize the Chairman the meeting was recessed for
ten minutes.
The meeting was reconvened at 10 :55. Mr. Fritz again
raised several questions and then thanked the Council for
their cooperation and consideration.