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Councilman Neisen's Report
Councilman Neisen reported that all streets are repaired, signs replaced, and
vehicles winterized.
MSP (Neisen /Rustad) To authorize the attendance by W. Skiba and R. Edmond at
the 15th Institute of Building Officials at the University of Minnesota on
January 18th through the 20th and to pay the registration fee, parking and
other necessary related expenses.
Councilman Malvin asked about the status of the Industrial Development Committee.
Councilman Neisen informed him that there have been no reports since September.
Councilman Neisen seems to the the only remaining active member.
Attorney Meyers' Report
Attorney Meyers informed the Council that the court case of Mounds View versus
Red Oak Estates comes to trial on January 4th and that all interested persons
wanting to testify who bought on reliance of existing zoning should contact
him or the Clerk's Office.
Bennett Goldberg was again denied his request for a mobile home sales lot on
the Mermaid property.
Mayor Rustad called the walkway vacation hearing to order at 8:30 P.M. Clerk -
Administrator Zylla read the legal notice published in the New Brighton Bulletin
on November 25th and December 3rd. The Mayor asked for persons to speak for the
vacation.
Herb Widmer, 2126 Oakwood, complained of vandalism, snowmobiles and scooters,
stating the walkway serves no useful purpose.
James Ralph, 2119 Terrace, stated that he had his car painted and garage painted
twice.
Alexander Gadacz, 2127 Terrace, stated that the walkway was a general nuisance.
Ronald Radzak, 2127 Oakwood said that it was a racetrack for snowmobiles and
go- carts.
Richard Brown, 2126 Terrace, inquired why the walkway south of Terrace was not
vacated. Council previously assumed a culvert was there but since it is three
lots away it could also be vacated. Mr. Brown does not request it's vacation
at this time.
Mayor Ruatad closed the hearing at 8 :39 P.M.
5 Ayes
MSP (Malvin /Hodges) To vacate the 11' MOL walkway located between Lots 8 and 9,
23 and 24 Block 1, and Lots 8 and 9, 24 and 25 Block 2 Pinewood Terrace. Res. #507. 5 Ayes
Attorney Meyers explained the story of the Mounds View pot law as published in
the Minneapolis Star the week of December 6th.