HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090-000028_pg44Mr.Hurajt said he doesn't want townhouses but wants single family structures.
Mrs. Haake is in favor of the townhouses on County Road H2.
Mr. Snare, 5138 Long Lake Road asked Mr. Harstad if he would meet with surrounding
property owners. Mr. Harstad answered that he would but that he could not
reduce his request any further.
Mrs. Ross, 5142 Eastwood asked why people would have to ,pay extra taxes on the
development. Mr. Hartad explained that economically the worst tax burden is
a single family home.
Mr. Christianson stated that the primary objection is the townhouses on Long
Lake Road. Mr. Harstad stated that he would run the townhouses on the East onto
County Road H2 rather than the newly platted streets if the Council desired, in
an attempt to keep traffic off residential streets.
Mrs. Tschida, 5152 Eastwood asked who would buy townhouses on County Road H2.
Mr. Glazer asked Mr. Harstad if he could produce figures on the number of children
which would occupy the townhouses.
Mrs. Christianson, 5273 Sunnyside stated the Pentom Townhouses carry a high tax
burden and they would be an asset to the community.
The Council decided with the concurrence of Mr. Harstad, that a meeting should be
held on June 7th, 1972 at, 7:30 P.M. at the Village Hall with Mr. Harstad, the
Planning Commission and the surrounding residents, to discuss the proposal further.
MSP (Neisen- Hodges) To adjourn the hearing until 9 P.M. June 12th, 1972 at which
time a Council decision on the proposal would be made. 5 Ayes
MSP (Neisen- Johnson) To adjourn hearing at 9:58 P.M.
5 Ayes
MSP (Neisen - Baumgartner) To grant a special use permit to Keith Harstad to
excavate up to 5,000 yards Of fill from the area North of Ridge Lane and West of
Long Lake Road up to June 30th, 1972, subject to him posting a $1,000.00 performance
bond to guarantee that he doesn't go any deeper than the road grade and that
adequate ground cover is provided. 5 Ayes
Loel Uber, Chairman of the Police Civil Service Commission presented a certified
list of the three highest standing potential patrolmen candidates elegible for
employment with the Village of Mounds View. The Council received the list which
consisted of the following names in descending order: Wayne Thompson; Thomas
Teale; Larry Benolkin.
Councilman Baumgartner's Report
Councilman Baumgartner stated that the Recreation Committee had a meeting on May
17th, 1972 at which they approved the bid of Dennis Martin for $645.00 to
install a fence along the North property line of Hillview Park.