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A resident spoke complaining about the dog problem in his neighborhood.
Another resident reported refusal of the dog catcher to come out on a
weekend and on another occasion failed to respond at all.
The Metropolitan Airports Commission proposal for an airport North of the
Village was brought up by Mayor Rustad. A hearing at 10:00 A.M. on
April 22, at the commission office will be held to discuss these plans.
Jerry Blanchard spoke on the problem. He feels it should be even further
out than either proposed site.
Mrs. Forslund questioned laws in other areas regarding zoning near airports.
Bob Eickstadt spoke referring to the problem as described in the St. Paul
paper.
Clerk Walser spoke against both proposed sites and referred to several
newspaper articles quoting traffic figures and height of aircraft over
Mounds View.
Councilman Lang spoke about future aircraft causing even worse problems.
Mr. Werner spoke against the sites. He feels it is not realistic to
locate this close in.
Mayor Rustad opened the hearing on E. Dropps rezoning.
The notice was read: N 250' of Lots 11 and 12 Knollwood Park Addition.
Rezone from R1A to R3.
Mr. Dropps spoke and described the proposal and spoke in favor of it
and the logical nature of it.
A resident questioned the land locked nature of part of the area as a
result of this action.
Another resident mentioned the need for a road.
Both previous speakers would favor rezoning if their property were included
and a road would be put in.
The proposed road routing was discussed.
The rest of the problem will be taken care of at a later hearing.
A petition was presented by Mrs. Perry objecting to the rezoning with
10 names (3 of 10 fee owners notified) objecting to apartments at this
location.
The Clerk attested to publication of notice and sending of notices.