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December 27, 1972
Village Hell
Celled to Cyder' 700 F.M.
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PRESEbT, Milton Stole, George Gustafson, Hobert Glazer, Bernere Falok,
Jemes Burggroff snd Butbsre Hake. Welly Skibe was also present.
ABSENT, Chcrlotts Forslund, Alvin Hillsdale and Phyllis Blanchard. G
MINUTES' The minter of the lest meeting were reed and approved.
BUSINESS: kr. Doug Ohssnut, representing Construction 70, Inc., appeared
before our Commission regarding en addition to the Long Leke
Phillips 66 Stetion ct 2;01 Highway #10. This addition would be
a Gar Wish Bay with dimensions of 16' x 351 x 14 high. It would
*etch the present construction design. Mr. Chesnut explained the
terrain end the exact nitustion of the addition. A diaouoeion
ensued of the type of mop used the environmental aspect of e
biodegradable soap vs. any other. type. Mr. Chesnut said the
floor drain from the per wash will be directed beck into the
present settling drain in the existing stall.
MSP (Gustefson /Felok) to approve the plan for an addition to the
Long Leke Phillips 66 Station et 2501 Highway #10 of a 16x35x14'
car wash bey. 6 ayes.
It wee suggested that we investigate our weigh ordinances from
other villages or cities (i.e. Fridley, Blaine, Spring Leke Perk
end adopt one of our own ptrteining to same.
Berbera Hee.ke will investigate and request copies from other
communities on what speoifioetions they require for architectural
oonttnunity of new business,,industrial, etc., construction.
Perhaps, from these, we can set some guidelines for Mounds View
to follow es to whet we would require on future structures in
our community,
The- meeting was adjourned at 8,30 P:M.
Respeot?u)iiy submitted by Herbals Heeks for Phyllis Blanchard
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December 14, 1973
MEMORANDUM
Dennis Zylla
Clerk AdmInIstrator
Village of Mounds View
FROM Midwest Planning and Research
SUBJECT: Contract Costs
Below k an itemized cost breakdown of the Comprehensive Plan Update as
we have previously proposed. The costs for each item are estimates and are
broken out in general terms only. We feel this approach is more realistic
since variables may occur during the course of the contract which would
require,that funds be shuffled between the various plan Elements.
i. SURVEY AND ANALYSIS
1. Land Use Survey
2. Land Usu Analysis
3. Economic Analysis
4. Population Analysis
5. Housing Analysis
6. Transportation Analysis
7. Community Facilities Analysis
II. GOALS, POLICY AND STANDARDS
III., COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT PLAN UPDATE,
1. Land Use Plan
2. Transportation Plan
3. Community Facilities
Ordinance Review 5.1,600
Hearing 450
Comprehensive Plan Brochure 800'
Typing and Press Time Material and
Trovel, etc, 1,400