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-5- <br /> Voting on the motion: <br /> • Aye ,. Enrooth, Ranallo, Letourneau, and Marks . <br /> Nay: Sundland. <br /> Motion carried. <br /> Mr. Bjorklund concluded his report by reiterating some of the Commission <br /> members ' reactions to the Kenzie Terrace Redevelopment Project. The <br /> Mayor told him he perceives the redevelopers have found many of their <br /> suggestions helpful , noting that the building height in Phase 1 had <br /> been adjusted after the Commission members had recalled that the . <br /> neighbors had expressed a good deal of concern that a building on that <br /> site might cut off the sunlight for their properties . The Commission <br /> representative observed that this was one of the advantages of retain- <br /> ing experience on that body . He also offered some brochures for the <br /> Richfield project which he believes would be very similar to the <br /> redevelopment planned for St. Anthony . <br /> The March 15th staff meeting notes were accepted as informational. <br /> Mr. Childs had included in the agenda packet a copy of the Pollution <br /> Control Agency ' s letter to the Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant con- <br /> testing the Army 's- conclusion that the water- contamination problems <br /> experienced by adjoining communities had not originated at the plant. <br /> Mr. Hamer indicated he anticipates the City would receive the prelimin- <br /> ary report on the City ' s water supply from the -hydrologist-in, the--next <br /> few weeks and suggested the Council hold a special meeting early in <br /> April to discuss these preliminary findings and, at the same time , to <br /> consider the' plans and specifications for painting the water tank and <br /> replacement of the Stinson watermain. The Manager agreed that it <br /> would be advantageous for the Council to read the hydrologist 's report <br /> a week before the meeting and also that the City Health Advisory Board <br /> should be invited to participate in the discussions , along with the <br /> public . <br /> Motion by Councilman Marks and seconded by Councilman Enrooth to' schedule <br /> .a Special Council Meeting for 7 : 30 P.M. , April 5 , 1983, to consider <br /> various water issues facing the City at ,this time . <br /> Motion carried unanimously . <br /> The bulletin from the Association of Metropolitan Municipalities announc- <br /> ing the annual meeting and elections would be held March 26th , and <br /> discussion several current issues before the organization , had been <br /> included in the agenda packet for the Council ' s information. <br /> Jim Schwartz , the Bulletin reporter, was asked to publicize the fact <br /> that the City is looking for a replacement for John Hatcher on the <br /> Planning Ar.ea_.One .Citi.zens AdvisoX_y___Committee (PACAC) . <br /> Mr. Childs had -submitted a rough draft of--the article he proposes to <br /> • run .in the City Newsletter which would reflect the reasons the staff is <br /> `J <br />
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