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June 9, 1975
Mayor Johnson asked about easements for street and utility. Engineer
Bearden said there are no easements at present. Councilman Shelquist
reported that at the Planning Commission meeting Inspector Skiba
recommended a five foot easement and Michna said he. would grant ten feet
on the west side of each lot$ and ten foot utility easement on the south
side of the south lot. Mrs. Michna said she would be willing to grant
this easement.
Mayor Johnson asked about the possibility of a potential storm sewer system
in the area. Engineer Bearden said he did not know of any drainage problem
there. Councilman Hodges wondered whether a street might ever go through
the back lots facing H2. Councilman Shelquist said the Planning Commission
addressed this and Mr. Michna said everyone concerned wanted to maintain
their present deep lots. The Planning Commission accepted that.
Attorney Meyers said the old plat would have to be vacated before this sub-
division can be approved. Then a major subdivision would be necessary.
Mayor Johnson asked what they intended to put on the lots. Mrs. Michna said
single family homes.
Attorney Meyers suggested she contact her attorney. He said Michna is in
effect vacating and making one big lot and then creating three.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) to set a public hearing to vacate and /or subdivide
Ronald Michna property on Edgewood Drive and County Road H2 for Monday;
June 23rd at 8:30 p.m.
Attorney Meyers said that it would not be necessary for her to go back to the
Planning Commission.
5 Ayes
The regular meeting was recessed at 9:08 p.m.
Mayor Johnson called the public hearing to order to determine whether a public
nuisance exists in Mounds View Mobile Home Park as a result of the May 19th
tornado and whether the special use permit under which authority the Mounds
View Mobile Home Park operates should be revoked.
Council will consider ordinance to eliminate public health and safety hazards
from the Park.
Attorney Meyers presented the proposed ordinance. He brought to Council's
attention that State authorities had determined health hazards exist in the
park and must be corrected. Council has a responsibility to maintain
health and safety under Minnesota State Statutes 429.101 amended in 1974.
He said Council could do the following: 1) grant a certain time to the
owner to accomplish clean up before taking action, 2) special assessment
to recover costs, and 3) city can borrow money to do the clean up.
Attorney Meyers read the telegram sent to the property owner of the park
notifying him of the public hearing.
Attorney Meyers recommended Council adopt the ordinance.
Aldan Johnson, owner of the park, said they have had probably about 9 - 10
working days in the area and thinks they are doing very well, only 4 or 5
mobile homes are left to be removed. He understood he had until June 16
to get this accomplished. fie couldn't touch the material or mobile
homes on the lots belonging to private individuals and insurance companies.
They worked the last two days and in the rain today and got a lot done there.