HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr000990_000040_pg175June 14, 1976 Page 15
Mayor Johnson stated that Atty. Meyers indicates that there is
no need to hold up on Item 8 and it could be acted upon.
MSP (Hodges- Baumgartner) to approve Change Order No. 8 of B -E
Enterprises Inc. 5 ayes
PARENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE, PINEWOOD SCHOOL, request no right
on red at County Rd. I and Quincy. The Administrator stated that
the police dept. recommended against their request, the Ramsey
County Sheriff's office recommended against it; the police
dept. met with the principal of Pinewood School and informed him
of the reasons and there was basic agreement that there would be
no action taken.
COMPASSION CHRISTIAN CENTER, INC. request modification of
special use permit. The administrator stated that the request
was referred to the Planning Commission which will also hold a
public hearing on the matter. The attorney recommended that a
public hearing be held by the Council before action is taken.
He further recommended that a representative from the Center be
present.
Mayor Johnson requested that the Consent Agenda stipulate the
public hearing be held at 8:30 p.m. on June 28, 1976.
PROPOSED RAMSEY COUNTY REGIONAL RECREATION BIKEWAY SYSTEM. The
administrator stated that the Parks & Recreation Commission
reviewed it at their May 27th meeting and had no objection.
MSP (Pickar - Shelquist) to approve the Ramsey County Regional
Recreation Bikeway System. 5 ayes
The administrator stated that for citizens' information the Bikeway
System will go through Mounds View on County Rd. I and Long Lake Rd.
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT. Administrator Achen stated that the Bel
Rae Ballroom requests live music in a tent at their annual Polka
Festival, until 1:00 a.m. Saturday, June 19, and to midnight Sunday,
June 20.
Atty. Meyers said that the Council should get a recommendation
from the police dept., but there is no restriction on this.
Councilman Baumgartner said that most people in the area are
going to be there anyway, and it gets very warm inside. Being
able to have it outside would eliminate problems for them.
However, he was not sure about midnight on Sunday -- suggested
perhaps 10:00 p.m.
Councilman Pickar felt that the attorney had a good point about
contacting the police, but that will not give Council an answer
tonight. The administrator suggested giving the police dept.
some latitude in establishing hours for Sunday. He apologized for
not having the department's recommendation on this matter.
Councilman Shelquist stated that the dance can go on inside until
midnight, but if a police officer was withdrawn they would have
to close the whole facility. Atty Meyers said that was correct.