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Administrator Achen stated that Chp. 108 deals directly with
public dance halls as cabarets are now under Chp. 100.
MSP (Hodges - Pickar) to adopt Ordinance #244 amending the Municipal
Code of Mounds View to insert "cabarets" under Chp. 100. 5 ayes
Ad. Achen explained the resolution endorsing the proposed
Northwest Suburban Youth Service Bureau.
MSP (Johnson- Baumgartner) to adopt Resolution # 713 , endorsing
the proposed Northwest Suburban Youth Service Bureau. 5 ayes
Councilman Shelquist explained the Planning Commission recommendation
on the special use permit request to erect an indoor tennis
court facility. It is to be located behind the PAC Company.
Previously the Planning Commission had turned the request down
due to the requirement for a 40 foot setback on both sides. They
then reoriented their interior, made modifications, etc. and now
the Planning Commission recommends a special use permit with a variance
on the sideyard setback to within the requirements of the new
ordinance. They felt that this was justified as the new ordinance
is about to be adopted.
MSP (Johnson - Shelquist) for a public hearing to be held on March 8
at 8:30 pm to hear the special use permit request to erect an indoor
tennis court facility. 5 ayes
George Richardson, Principal of Red Oak School, appeared before
the Council to request a mobile home special permit. They have
received a grant designed to help parents with parenting skills
through meetings and they lack space. They had planned to lease
a trailer - -- but the School Board attorney considered this uneconomical
so now they plan to purchase it. What he is asking for is the
approval to place a trailer on the Red Oak School site to be
used for meetings described on the 1st page of the document he
passed out to the Council members. The program is funded through
this fiscal year and tentatively through 1976 and 1977.
Councilman Pickar asked him if he had made any attempt to recontact
the neighbors and he replied, "No, not this time." Councilman
Baumgartner inquired as to costs and Mr. Richardson stated that a
portable classroom was over $14,000, and the trailer is somewhat
under $5,000.
Councilman Shelquist asked him why they were placing it on the Red
Oak side.
Mr. Richardson replied because it would be away from the playground
and adjacent to the kindergarten room. They also have a problem
of landslope. He has talked personally with 8 churches in the
area and they are thoroughly booked.
Mayor Johnson polled the Council:
Councilman Baumgartner: I don't like the location of the trailer
but if on the east side it would be noisy. I also feel there is no
resale value on trailers and you may have trouble selling it when
the program is over. Your program is good and we will have to live
with it. I will go with it.