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MTNtITES w+~1 t REGUl~AR CITY COUI+X;IL MEETID~G ~ `~ .NNE 22, x983 PAGE ~, stated that the Zoning Ordinance provides for control as it allows the City to establish criteria for parcels of the City. Councilmember Larson felt the P1.anni.rzg Ganmission is trying to make good planning decisions and are be3.ng handicapped by not being given Council guidance. After a lengthy discussion, Mayor Warkentien suggested each Councilmember bring written recommendations for establishing criteria to discuss at the next Council meeting. Councilmember Cieraia commented on the Planning Commissionts concern PLANNING regarding their relationship to the Citizens Advisory Committee since COMl~SSION/ the Advisory Committee preferred to communicate with the Mayor rather ADFISORY than the Planning Commission. The Planning Commission feels they COMi~TTEE should be involved in the planning process and formal communications RELATIONSHIP since their charter is planning for the City. Don Grittner, Chairman of the Advisory Committee, stated the Committee felt that since the Mayor had appointed the Committee, communication should be through him, but had no objection to xorking with the Planning Commission and there was no intent tcf bypass thane. Mr. Grinner had discussed the matter xith the Planning Commission Chairman Al Stefanson. Mr. Grittner will furnish the Planning Commission minutes of a11. Advisory Committee meetings and h® also invited Mr. 3tefanson to attend at~,y of the meetings. Attorney Fan de North presented an update on the prnblems at 1722 UPDATE ON Pascal. The Prosecuting Attorney has requested photographs of the 1722 PASCAL conditions at that residence and specific license plate numbers oa PROBLEMS cars so that evidence can be assembled to prosecute the matter in court. Attorney Fan de North will contact the Prosecuting Attorney to determine a course of action. The Prosecutor's Statement for May, 1983 was noted. Councilmember PROSECUTORt3 Eggert suggested that future reports be included as part of the STA'PEMENT consent agenda and Council concurred. NOTED Couacilmember Ciernia reviewed history regarding the ~~bike trail~~ BII~E TRAIL on the vacant Falcon Heights Church lot. The Church, as well as ON CHIkiCH LOT neighboring residents are having problems with upkeep and have REF'FIiRED TO requested that the City consider sponsoring the track area as part .PARK & RBC. of the recreation program. Councilmeanber Ciernia recoamnended that COMMISSION the matter be referred to the Park and Recreation Commission for discussion. Cauncilmanber Larson inquired as to whether or not the City could use private property to which Attorney Fan de North replied that a contractual agreement would have to be developed. Clerk Administrator Barnes informed that there are approximately 20 20 TREES trees on the Good Falue property which must be removed or destroyed FROM GOOD and asked if Council would be interested in having the trees balled FALIJE and planted on City boulevards at a cost of about $50.00 per tree. PROPERTY TO BE Mayor Warkentien moved, seconded by Councilmember Chestovich, that PLANTED ON the Clerk Administrator be authorized tc> arrange to have 20 trees CITY dug and balled For planting on boulevards. Motion carried unani- BOULEVARDS mously.