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of trees on the property and paving of the driveways. 5 ayes
Adm. Achen pointed out that waiting for the Banister & Short
study would postpone any construction until after June. Mayor
Johnson directed the Administrator to discuss this item with
Banister & Short and find out what they have in mind for that
area so to be consistent with their report in coming up with a
development plan.
MINOR SUBDIVISION REQUEST OF MARLAN J. ARNDT FOR 8444 EASTWOOD.
Adm. Achen stated the Planning Commission's recommendation for
approval creating two lots; the east to be 234.04'x 101.26' and
the west 234.04'x 101.26' with 5' utility and drainage easements
along rear of both lots. The grading of the parcel should be
approved by the Inspection Department.
Councilman Shelquisted asked if the Inspection Dept. had looked
at the parcel. Adm. replied they had and saw no major problem,
just had to be graded to drain proper direction.
MSP (Johnson - Pickar) to approve minor subdivision of Marlan J.
Arndt for 8444 Eastwood in accordance with the Surveyor's
Certificate in the subdivision file and with the easements
noted thereon.
ROBERT WASTE REPRESENTING THE MOUNDS VIEW LIONS CLUB and two
other Lions Club members presented a request to again hold
the Lion's Used Car Flea Market beginning Saturday, May 1,
1976. Councilman Hodges inquired how long they planned to
sell? Mr. Waste replied they would like to try Saturdays
instead of Sundays this year and they would like to remain open
through October or perhaps even November, being closed, of
course, for the holiday weekends.
Mayor Johnson inquired as to who sells these cars? Mr.
Waste replied that at least 50% of them are coming from
people in Mounds View and probably most of the buyers, too.
He said he has a list. Mr. Waste indicated that every type
of car is sold from low cost to high price, some people getting
rid of an excess car, some just ready to trade.
Councilman Shelquist asked regarding the sign situation? Mr.
Waste indicated they would need an okay again for signs, keeping
them on one side of the street again. Councilman Shelquist
suggested one single sign to put out during the sale. Mr. Waste
said they already had signs made up -- one large sign would
cost too much and they are trying to watch their budget.
Mayor Johnson asked regarding hours, and Mr. Waste stated them
to be 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and all cars would be removed
at close of sale each day.
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