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• VILLAGE OF ST. ANTHONY COUNCIL MINUTES February, 11, 1969 The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 8:00 o'clock P. M. The following were present at roll call : O'Connor, Crouse, Levandowski , Dougherty. Absent : Emond. Also present : Raymond Haik, Village Attorney John Printon, Village Manager Motion by Councilman Dougherty and seconded by Mayor O'Connor that the minutes of the regular meeting of January 28, 1969 be approved as submitted. Motion carried. Motion by Councilman Crouse and seconded by Mayor O'Connor that the minutes of the special meeting of January 31, 1969 be approved as submitted. Voting on the motion: Aye: O'Connor, Crouse. • Nay: Levandowski , Dougherty. Absent not voting: Emond. Motion not carried. The minutes of the January 22, 1969 Human Relations Committee were reviewed by Mayor O'Connor. Planning Board Chairman, Lou Howitz presented the minutes of the Boards February 4, 1969 meeting. Mr. Howitz stated that the Apache Corporation had presented a well organized plan for consideration. On Outlot A the proposal was for 38 town houses and apartment clusters in Outlot A & D. The apartment proposal consisted of 10 buildings with a total of 290 apartments, one outdoor and one indoor pool , garage ratio of 1 to 1, and a parking ratio of 53 to 1 . Mr. Howitz reported that 17.5 acres would be used up in the proposal. The impact on schools was discussed. Studies of neighboring communities indicate a break even pupil cost to tax returns. A $4,000,000 project with a $500 annual pupil cost would project to a school cost of $70,000 and a tax of $72,000. The Roseville density studies indicates fewer students than does the St. Anthony School System's projections. Richfield and Bloomington estimate 1/10 pupils per apartment . Roseville estimates .16 pupils per apartment. Mr. Howitz further reported that a petition was received by residents and that those present were not particularly in favor of the Apache proposal. The Board continued the discussion to March 4, 1969 to allow for Apache to modify their density proposal. Mr. Howitz informed the Council that only 160 units were allowable according to the building code if Outlots B and D were taken separately. Motion by Councilman Crouse and seconded by Councilman Dougherty that the action of the Planning Board, requesting a less dense development pro- posal from the Apache Corporation and setting a continuance of their discussion to March 4, 1969, be approved.