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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCC April 5, 1977 . CITY of ANDOVER REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING - APRIL 5, 1977 MINUTES . The Regular Bi-Monthly Meeting of the Andover City Council was called to order by Mayor Jerry Windschitl on April 5, 1977, 7:30 p,m" at the Andover City Hall, 1685 Crosstown Boulevard NW, Anoka, Minnesota, Councilpersons present: Lachinski, McClure, Orttel, VanderLaan Councilpersons absent: none Also I'resent: City Attorney, William G, Hawkins; City Engineer, D. R, Kasma; Planning and Zoning Chairman, Don Jacobson; City Clerk, P, K, Lindquist; and interested residents, Resident Forum Don Hallblade - 14165 Ivywood Street - He was before the Board before for a deferment of his special assessments until he was allowed to split his lot. Now it is not economically feasible to plat the lot; and because of the Ordinance revision being drafted, it will be some time before he can split the lot. The Planning and Zoning Commission informed him that a variance on deferring his assessments could not be made, What would the Council recommend? (Attorney Hawkins suggested he apply for a variance under Ordinance 10 until Mr, Hallblade can split his lot, He is in the middle of a residential area; therefore, there should be no need to plat it, Mr, Hallblade is to make application with the Clerk for a variance under Ordinance 10, Section 14, 14,01 and 14,02 because of unnecessary hardships, No title opinion is needed to split the lot, The~ is a drainage ditch gOing through the land which should be reviewed during the splitting stage to be sure the natural drainage in the area will not be disturbed.) Helen Frantz - 16663 Ward Lake Drive - Is the Council giving further consideration to further upgrading of Ward Lake Drive? What was done last year really helped a lot, Some of the spots along the road are quite narrow and could be widened by brushing and ditching, especially on the lower end, (The part of the project that wasn't completed last year will be completed this year,) Wally Arntzen - 17817 Ward Lake Drive - Are you gOing to finish the northern part of Ward Lake Drive? His driveway is under water every time it rains, (This was an intent to get the bad spots out of the road and to put Class 5 gravel near the driveways, It was not a real extensive project, The intent was to do as much of the road as possible, which includes the northern part as well,) A~enda Approval MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by McClure, to approve the agenda with the following changes: Item 4a, Sewer and Water Project Continuance; Item 5h, Easements on Prairie Road; Item 6a, Amen'dment to the Assessment Policy; Item 10d, Invitation to Andover AA-AI-Non Meeting; and to delete Item 5a, Rum River Plan, Motion carried unanimously, I Sewer and Water Project Continuance I The City Council requested information from the three developers of the land on County Road 9 and Bunker Lake, This information has not yet been received. It was recommended that the Public Hearing not be held on April 14 as was scheduled but to be continued until the 6-month period is up, - -- -- ~ Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 2 MOTION by VanderLaan, Seconded by Orttel, to continue the Public Hearing scheduled for April 14, 1977, for the Improvements of Sewer and Water in those parts of Section 32, Township 32, Range 24, to August 11, 1977, 8 p,m" at the Andover City Hall or until such time as the required materials are received from the petitioners, whichever shall come first, (Resolution R39-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, SAC Report A part of the City is required by the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission to collect a SAC charge on each building permit that is issued, The Council is trying to eliminate the SAC charge in that part of the Citythat has no immediate hope of ever getting seWÐr, into ,the area, that area outside the urban service area, There is also a portion of the urban area to the west that is not in the SAC charge district, We only collect about half of our urban service area, but we do collect in the northern rural area, Mr, Kasma has communicated with the Metropolitan Waste Control Commission staff and was told there can be no revisions on this item until the Metropolitan Development Guide has been revised by the Metro Council, and it may take several years before that is done, Because there are a number of communities involved, we would have to wait until they have made their changes, No assurances have been given that refunds of these SAC charges will be made in the future, The Council felt there shonld be some recourse available to us, It seems unreasonable that someone should pay $350 for something they will never get any benefit from. The League of Municipalities generally doesn't take advocate's position in this type of thing, and their position is usually to get legislation to amend the situation rather than to initiate legal action, The Clerk was directed to contact the League to see if they are willing to take a position on this, Mayor Windschitl agreed to call Senator Jerry Anderson, our State Representa- tive, on this matter also, Assessment Policy I This is the most recent revision of the requirements that we would place on developers to finance all or part of their development in the City. Page 2 - Attorney Hawkins rewrote part of this requiring that a portion of the cost be paid in advance on undeveloped property, The developer also must ~y for the feasibility reports so the City isn't left with the bill in case a project gets dropped. I Page 7, Item d - A "force account" is used when the Council wants to complete a project just by hiring someone to do the work without advertising for bids on the job, For example, the City:maintenance staff could do some of the clean-up work and charge it on an account against the developer on an hourly basis, I MOTION by VanderLaan, Seconded by Lachinski, that the City Council, City of Andover, adopt Public Improvements Financing Policy dated April 1, 1977, with the following two additions: Page 3', Ordinance 30; and Page 7, Ordinance 30, (Resolution 40-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, I General A~reement/Professional Services I This is a revised date on TKDA's authorization for general engineering and meeting attendance, Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 3 MOTION by McClure, Seconded by Lachinski, to direct the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the Authorization for Professional Services of TKDA as outlined once alterations made changing "Town Board" to "City Council," reference memo of March 31, 1977, (Resolution R41-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, Movin~ Permit - R, Lenning Mr, Jacobson, Chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, explained that Mr, Lenning applied for a permit to relocate a structure located on Long Lake Road. There was no problem with the moving permit, The concern of the Commission was that the house has to be brought up to Code within 90 days and whether the amount of work that has to be done could be completed within that time, Mr, Lenning assured the Commission and the Council that it would be, and he was aware that a penalty is assessed if it is not completed within the 90 days, MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by McClure, that the City Council, City of Andover, approve the application of Richard Lenning, a Permit to relocate a structure on a portion of Parcel 10, Plat 65914, per his request. Reasons for the approval are: 1) The building is compatible with development in the area; 2) There is no objection voiced by the community; 3) That the area would not be depreciated by the introduction of the structure; with the contingency that it meet all of the building code require- ments of the City Building Inspector within 90 days after removal, (Resolutibn ~42-7 attached) Discussion: Reference to the depreciation of the structure was a judgment by the members of the P & Z that the hous~when remodele~ would be compatible with the surrounding area, The house will be in transit one day, The State permits have already been granted, This house is for the personal use of Mr,·Lenning. Motion carried unanimously, Special Use Permit - UPA I , Mr, Pat Cairns represented the United Power Association from Elk River, Don Jacobson, Chairman of the P,& Z, explained that the United Power Association has applied for two permits -- a variance and a Special Use Permit, The Special Use Permit for an electrical substation of this size, and the variance is required for a height variance for structnres withinlthe substation and a microwave antenna, The substation is located at Hanson Boulevard and Bunker Lake Road in the Northwest corner. There is an existing , UPA substation in ¡that area and this is an expansion of that facility, It covers approximately 18 acres, Estimated cost of construction is about $3 million, Estimated property tax to the City is $120,000. The existing substation is directly in the way of the logical northerly extension of Hanson Boulevard, The County sees no difficulty I in constructing a road around the facility, The United Power Association is buying the house within the substation site, and the people who own it have the option of living in the home' for 5 years, At the present time, the Minnesota Environmental I Quality Council has complete authority over a substation according to the Power Plant Siting Act of 1973', UPA applied for an exemption from that State Act because it is Of local significance: only, EQC will render their decision within 60 days. If the EQC does not grant an exemption, the City of Andover will have nothing to say about the facility as it will come under the State Act, If the EQC does grant an exemption, then I the substation does come under our Zoning Ordinances. No objections have been raised from landowners inlthe area, -- -, Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 4 (UPA Special Use Permit Continued) A number of extra transmission towers will have to be built, but they will be no higher than the existing transmission lines, approximately 130 feet tall, The microwave tower also requires a variance because it will be above 160 feet tall, allowing 10 feet for lightening arresters on top, The environmental people from UPA~arantee they would comply with the noise scale as listed in the Ordinance, Bob Rylander - 2934 167th Lane NW - If the tower fell, is there enough land around it so it doesn't fall on anyone else? (Hr, Cairns - Yes, it is located well within the property limits, Should a tower of this type collapse, they usually fall within a 50 percent radius of their total height,) MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by McClure, that the City Council, City of Andover, approve the Special Use Permit requested by United Power Association on the East 600 fset of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section 34, Township 32, Range 24, because it conforms with Ordinance 8, Sections 8,01, 8,03, 8,04, 8,18, and 8,19; and in addition, the site has met with the approval of the County Engineer relative to the northerly extension of Hanson Boulevard for future construction; subject to final determination of the EQC exemption status on this site, (Resolution R43-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, MOTION by Orttel, Seconded by McClure, that the City Council approve the variance request of United Power Association for a Variance for Height Limitations not to exceed a 130-foot structure in the substation and a 160-foot microwave tower on land described as follows: The East 600 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter, Section 34, Township 32, Range 24, Reasons being it conforms with Section 416 of the Zoning Ordinance and it conforms with Section 821 of the Zoning Ordinance, and there has been no public opposition, (resolution R44-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, Round Lake Estates - Final Plat Extension MOTION by MCClure! Seconded by VanderLaan, that the Andover City Council approve a 90- day extension to the final plat of Lund Round Lake Estates, (Resolution R45-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, I Easements on Prairie Road I Attorney Hawkins informed the Council on the progress of obtaining road easements on Prairie Road, I MOTION by VanderLa~n, Seconded by Orttel, that the City Council authorize approval of easement purchase for the Municipal State Aid Highway Project on Prairie Road on the following parcels at a purchase price of Sl,OOO an acre: Parcel Number 15, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Nordeen, cost of S370; Parcels 8 and 9~ Conrad Harren, cost of S140; Parcel 12, Larry Resterer, cost of S60; Parcel 16, Fred~rick Walton, cost of S650; and Parcel 17, Keith Petrick, cost of S500; that this easementlpurchase approval be contingent upon approval of the City Engineer's plans by the State Highway Engineer, (Resolution R46-7 attached) Motion carried unanimously, Fifteen-minute recess at 9 o'clock, - ____I - - Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 5 Amend the Assessment Policy MOTION by McClure, Seconded by Orttel, that the Andover City Council adopt the Resolution Amending the Assessment Roll Resolution Number R89-6, covering Sanitary Sewer, Storm Sewer, Streets, and Curbs and Gutter known as 1976-1, Anoka County # 14 (See attached Resolution Number R47-7) VOTE: YES-Lachinski, McClure, Orttel, Windschitl; ABSENT-VanderLaan Motion carried, Road Maintenance Contract In looking at the contract, only the cost of the blade and the self-loading scraper increased; everything else stayed the same. Comments were made that the quality of the road grading was not satisfactory, This item was deferred to the next meeting when Burton Kraabel can be in attendance, park/Recreation Commission: Summer School Program MOTION by McClure, Seconded by Lachinski, that the Andover City Council approve the City Hall site for the Summer Recreation Program, 1977. Discussion: The motion should include that the $5,500 allowed for the Summer School Program be distributed between the three sites, Motion rewarded by McClure, that the Andover City Council include the City Hall site as the third site in the Summer Recreational Program, 1977; and that $5,500 previously approved be spread over the three sites, Lachinski's second still stands, Motion carried unanimously, Bicentennial Committee: Approval of Items for Capsule Dick Schneider reviewed the list given to the Council of the items to be included in the Time Capsule to be opened 100 years from now, At the next Council meeting, Council members should plan to speak on the tape for the Capsule for 1 minute. Discussion waS also on the possibility of having residents comment on the tape_and of the prepara- tion for preserving the paper against deterioration, Mr, Lyle Bradley also pointed out some items that were discussed but are not on the list such as dehydrated food, Andover Ordinances, clothing depicting the day, specific tools indiçative of our times, etc, It was recommended that a ceremony be performed before the Regular Council Meeting on May 3 to Plantlthe marker stone, I MOTION by Orttel, ISeconded by Lachinski, that the City Council approve the list of items for the Time Capsule as presented this evening with the addition of a map of the City of Andover, 'Motion carried unanimously, I Committee Appointments I The following people were appointed to the various Committees per attached sheet. I MOTION_by Lachinski, Seconded by Orttel, to approve the Committee selections as , recommended by the Mayor. I Discussion: Councilperson VanderLaan had been opposed to the Committees approved by tfue City Council. But' to make the Capital Improvements Committee more operable because it deals with comprehensive planning, she suggested the level of expertise on the Committee should be raised, More Planning and Zoning Commission members, the Public Works Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 6 (Committee Appointments continued) Director who is personally involved in all of the things encompassed by the Capital Improvements Program, and the City Clerk who is knowledgeable as to the dollar situation involved, all should be added to the Capital Improvements Committee, Also more Park Board members should be added, Mayor Windschitl agreed that possibly the City Clerk and the Building Inspector could be assigned to the Committee. Normally the City staff are advisors to the Committees. He felt that adding additional P & Z or Park Board members could be done; however, his prime concern was keeping residents on the Committees as much as possible, The attempt is to take an unbiased look at some project and make recommendations that would not be politically influence~ to try to get as much input as possible from residents to keep it as ' nonpolitical as possible, Councilperson VanderLaan stated the P & Z Commission plans the community, We are also dealing with a Capital Improvements Program which deals with all public services, sanitary sewer, water, fire protection, and deals with any dollars that go out above and beyond operating expenses, We have to know from a dollar standpoint what is happening on both ends; otherwise we're creating a mild bureaucracy, Councilperson Lachinski felt that Jim Thurston could serve on the Capital Improvements Committee in an advisory capacity, Councilperson Orttel felt that the City staff shouE act in an advisory capacity to any committee that needs their assistance; therefore, there is no need to add them to the committee, MOTION TO AMEND by VanderLaan, that the Capital Improvements Committee membership' be amended to include three additional Planning and Zoning members, three additional Park Board Members, and one additional Councilperson, Motion dies for lack of second, MOTION TO AMEND by Windschitl to include on the Capital Improvements Committee the City Clerk, Patricia Lindquist, and the City Building Official, Jim Thurston. Motion dies for lack of a second, I MOTION TO AMEND by VanderLaan, that three additional P & Z members, three Park Board members, one additional Councilperson, and the Building Official, Jim Thurston, and the City Clerk, Patricia Lindquist, be included on the Capital Improvements Committee, Motion dies for lack of a second, I VOTE ON ORIGINAL rOTION: YES-Lachinski, McClure, Orttel, Windschitl; NO-VanderLaan Motion carried, Councilperson VanderLaan-The Capital Improvements Committee, in my opinion, is significmtlyunderstaffed, I MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by Orttel, that we hold a Special City Council meeting on April 21, 1977¡ at 7:30 p.m" to consider drafting of Special Committee Descriptions at the Andover City Hall, I VOTE: YES-Lachinski, McClure, Orttel, Windschitl; NO-VanderLaan Motion carried, I Salaries for Do~ Clinic I Councilperson Lachinski suggested that a local service organization might be willing to help with these clinics and could be contacted, The Lions Club did hold the Dog Rabies Clinic last year, He felt it might be more beneficial and possibly less --- -- Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 7 (Salaries for Dog Clinic) expensive to have a service organization volunteering their time. Pat Lindquist explained that $3 for a two-year shot was the cheapest she could find any veterinarian to do the Clinic. Anoka-West Pet Hospital is the first one on the list alphabetically in the phone book, and Dr, Brunell has volunteered two additional people; something which has never been done by other veterinarians, D'Arcy Bosel1 highly recommended Dr. Brunell. The City might be in a liability situation if someone handling a dog being inoculated was bit, MOTION by Orttel, Seconded by LachinSki, that the City Council approve $3,50 per hour salary for individuals hired to handle the Rabies Shot Clinic. Motion carried unanimously, Soil/Water Conservation District Meetin~ Councilperson VanderLaan referred to the letter from Hr, Anderson. Hr, Anderson talked of an inventory of the wet lands in the City that is be~ done by the Anoka Soil and Water Conservation District and that there will be no charge to the City for receiving this, Would this be a valuable tool to be used in the City? One of the functions of the Anoka Soil and Water Conservation District is to inventory the natural resources in the Count~ and now they are offering their services. The Clerk was directed to talk with them to make sure this is the case and then determine the value of these and report back to the Council, MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by Orttel, to continue the meeting until 11 p,m, Motion carried unanimously, Hetro Council Liason Consultant Discussion The City of Ramsey has hired Bernard Steffen to do some of their work to comply with the Metro Council' Systems Statement. Councilperson Lachinski felt there has been a severe lack of communication with the Metro Council, We are all part-time planners and part-time negotiators, and the City has not fared well in the past relative to things we wanted to see happen, He felt we're in a weak position relative to the Metro Council andlthe Land-Use Planning Act, We don't need a planner, but CouncilpersÅ“ Lachinski felt that the only way to strengthen our position is to hi~ a consultant in metropolitan significance matters who would have the time and expertise to negotiate our position. Weldo not have the time or the know-how to articulate our ideas and thoughts, We tell them our plans, and they tell us why we're wrong, We need somebody, an arbitrator or negotiator who has the expertise in this area, who will stand up for what we think andlto implement our plan, Councilperson Lachinski had not intended that Bernard Steffen's name be brought up this evening, He suggested possibly each , Council member would recommend a person to be selected. I Mayor Windschitl didn't feel communication with the Metro Council have been that bad, but there is $4,7qO that has been provided for getting the old plan in compliance with whatever the new systeMS statements are going to requirs, There's nO question we're going to have to have some outside assistance, We do not have the expertise to do it, ~t's a question 0l how you want to spend that $4,700, Councilperson VanderLaan asked what is this person to articulate on Andover's behalf? Is it the laws that apply to zoning? We have legal council for this, You have to provide a person who_is going to represent Andover with materials, and from where do you get those materials? (Councilperson Lachinski - We already have our Comprehensive Plan, What we need now is someone to negotiate items like we presented to the Metro Council from our joint meeting with the P & Z, Big problems like the fact that 75 Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 8 (Metro Council Liason Consultant Discussion continued) percent of the City is presently under the airport search area need to be resolved before we can do any more on a Comprehensive Plan,) Councilperson VanderLaan felt the procedure was highly irregular. The usual procedure is to first document the need for a position; then ask for responses from people qualified for the position to come forward via advertising, etc,; then hire the person the majority of the Council decides, She criticized Councilperson Lachinski's procedure of predetermining what is to be done in the City by means of suggesting a particular person, If the Council makes a decision to have someone represent Andover, what is he to represent? It has been verified that the Metropolitan Development Guides Chapter on airports Ë being revised and will not be ready until October, That means our final systems statement is not to be ready until after that time. By hiring someone in April, Councilperson VanderLaan felt we are acting prematurely. MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by Orttel, to direct the Mayor to appoint a Select Committee of two Council and two Planning and Zoning Commission members to recommend an appropriate individual who could represent Andover in matters of metropolitan significance; one nomination to be allowed from each Planning and Zoning and Council member to be submitted by April 19, Discussion: This person would take information from us and our recommendations and do his best Job to see that we get our ways on these matters and then to suggest to us what action to take next. We're just putting together a committee to solve the problems of who it would be and the salary, VOTE: YES-Lachinski, McClure, Orttel, Windschitl; NO-VanderLaan Motion carried, Mayor Windschitl appointed the following people to the Committee: from the Council -- Lachinski and VanderLaan from the P & Z -- Jacobson and Retzlaff Councilperson VanderLaan - 1) The need for an expenditu1'>of City funds for Metropolitan Council Consultant has not been yet documented; 2) The Metropolitan Guides Chapter on Airports is in a reviewal process and will not be completed before October; therefore, Andover will not receive its final draft of Systems Statement until after that time. It is most premature now to decide ìhat we need a legal representative, The best alternative is that which has been initiated by the City Council at this time -- that personal contact with the Metropolitan Council Planning Staff; 3) A planner is a person who is in a' much better position to reasseSs a comprehensive plan than a legal representative; 4) The recommendation by Councilperson Lachinski is highly irregular. The procedure having been employed before is to first establish a position, then interview candidates for the position and then do the hiring. The procedure in this case has not been followed, I Councilperson Lachlnski - The motion did not preclude the representatives of this Committee to do what they have to get applicants for the position, Each person on the Committee is to make a recommendation of the people wU~'to do the job and bring this recommendation back to the Council. I Mayor Windschitl -¡The motion didn't prohibit a planner or an attorney, and it is the intent Of this Committee to make a recommendation as to the need for and the type of person. Regular City Council Meeting April 5, 1977 - Minutes Page 9 Invitation from Andover AA-AI-Non MOTION by Lachinski, Seconded by Orttel, that the City Clerk prepareac.letter and send it to the Andover Alcoholics Anonymous and AI-Non and express our desire to see them succeed in our community; and if the Council can be of any value, feel free to contact us at any time, and other kinds words along that line, Motion carried unanimously. Approval of Minutes March 10, 1977: Correct as Written March 15, 1977: Correct as Written MOTION by McClure, Seconded by Lachinski, to approve the minutes as written on March 10 and March 15, Motion carried unanimously, Payment of Claims llOTION by VanderLaan, Seconded by Lachinski, that the following claims.: be approved from the General Fund: Check Numbers 1203 through 1219 and Check Numbers 1221 through 1226 for a total amount of $23,045,12; and that also Checks from the 1975-1 Project, Check Numbers 159 and 160 for a total of $1,312.60, be approved. Motion carried unanimously. MOTION by McClurs, Seconded by Orttel, to adjourn. Motion carried unanimously, Meeting adjourned at 11:25 p,m, Respectfully submitted, '\\~~ 0 ~ ~~~'~~ Marcella A, Peach . ,- - I '. CITY OF ANDOVER ADVISORY SPECIAL COMMI. EES Capital Improvements Committee J. J. Green - Chairman 2733 Bunker Lake Blvd. 757-5075 Jerry Windschitl - Council 2312 So. Coon Creen Drive 755-5623 Ralph Kishel - P&Z . 3934 - 173rd Avenue N. W, 753-1385 Jerry Lapham - park/Rec 14947 - 7th Avenue N. W, 421'-7485 Winslow Holasek - Roads 1129 Andover Blvd. N. W. 434-5812 David C. Sinclair 2135 _ 138th Avenue N. W. 755-8952 Roger E. Stapek 2825 - 142nd Avenue N. W. 755-1264 Finance Committee (Standing) Robert McClure - Chairman 2130 - 138th Avenue N. W. 755-7381 Kenneth Orttel - Council 461 _ 157th Avenue N. W. 434-6501 Thomas Babcock 16257 Valley Drive 427-5933 Crime Prevention Committee David Harms - Chairman 3425 South Coon Creek Dr. 427-5134 Jerry Windschitl - Council Donald Boeke 13414 Jay Street N. W. 755-4750 Robert D. Palmer 2540 - 140th Avenue N. W. 757 -6708 , Richard Picquet 14002 Partridge Street N. W. 755-7822 Fire Protection Committee I . 14049 Raven Street N. W. 755-6191 Thomas Cherny - Chauman , Kenneth Orttel - Council Francis McGannon 17142 Crosstown Blvd. N. W. 434- 7282 , Robert T. Peach. 13859 Quinn Street N. W. 757-3540 I Paul V. Evans 13553 Gladiola Street 755-1391 2514 _ 138thAvenueN.W. Harold Shurson 755-3258 Resident Communication Committee I Charles A. ;Veiman - Chairman 13646 Crooked Lake Blvd. 757-2520 Robert McClure - Council Char Costigan 14314 Crosstown Blvd. N. W. 755-4781 Jeannine M, Pyron 2603 - 140th Lane N. W. 757-6416 -........... -... ..A.... ....,,,.LJ..... .J..J.J'" .LoJ.......,L\,. J. ù.rLvl.t"\.L \...,.UMML'···· ~E.s Road Improvement Committee Winslow 1. Holasek - Chairman 1129 Andover Blvd, N, W, 434-5812 Ted Lachinski - Council 13545 Jonquil Street N. W. 427-4762 David Peterson 16732 Argon Street N. W. 427_5277 Glen Rogers 16647 Manniteau Blvd, N, W, 427-3674 Lloyd Reimann 2813 - 142nd Ave. N. W. 757-6028 Ray Sowada 14921 Butternut Street N. W. 434-9734 Personnel Committee (Standing) Ted Lachinski - Chairman See above Mary VanderLaan 2120 - 154th Lane N. W, 757-3739 Historical Committee Lyle Bradley - Chairman 15202 - 7th Avenue N. W. 421-1663 Mary VanderLaan - Council See above Helen Frantz 16663 Ward Lake Drive 434-7086 \ -