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REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MAY 28, 1986 PAGE 3 Sehunieht explained the "no-build" area has been reduced by the installation of storm drainage in other areas, however, should construction be allowed on lots further north a pond will be necessary to comply with requirements stipulated by the City of St. Paul. Council directed Schunicht to determine the size of the "no build" area based on present storm drainage. PUBLIC HEARING SCHEDULED ON PROPOSED HOME OCCUPATION CODE AMENDMENT Schroeder reviewed a proposed home occupation ordinance, explained it consolidates requirements in the existing code and clarifying some areas. Chenoweth moved, seconded by Hard, a public hearing be scheduled for June 25, 1986 at 7:05 P.M. and publication be authorized. PURCHASE OF NEW TRACTOR FOR PUBLIC WORKS APPROVID Barnes presented quotes on a new tractor for public works, after which Michael Mika, Custom Products and Services, gave information on the Ransome Bob Cat and John Deere tractors. Following a brief discussion Baldwin moved, seconded by Wallin, authorization to purchase a 1986 Ransome Bob Cat at a cost of $8,075.00. Motion carried unanimously. LES MILNER, REQUEST TO SUBDIVIDE LOT SOUTH OF 1870 W. ROSELAWN Les Milner, owner of property at 1870 W. Roselawn and lot to the south of that property, explained that he has been transferred out of state and has an offer to purchase the lot south of 1870 Roselawn (owner of property at 1900 Tatum, James Keilsmeier, wants the land as an extension to his rear yard). Mr. Milner presented a request to subdivide the lot from the Roselawn property, after which Council referred to request to the Planning Commission. PURCHASE OF SOUND SYSTEM FOR COUNCII. CHAMBERS APPROVED Secretary Chenoweth presented quotes on upgrading the sound system which has been deemed necessary before Council meetings may be televised. Following a short discussion, Chenoweth moved, seoonded by Wallin, purchase of system ~1 from Pro-Com (with deletion of the cassette tape recorder) the total cost not to exceed $1,800.00, such amount to be paid from the Contingency Fund. Motion carried unanimously. UPDATE ON TATUM STREET DRIVEWAY PROBLEMS Schunieht explained the contractor did not install some of the driveways on Tatum according to plans and any errors will be corrected at no cost to the City. ADJOURNMENT Ciernia moved, seconded by Chenoweth, ad3ournment at g:19 P. M. ~~ Tom Baldwin, Mayor ATTEST: Dewan B. Barnes, Clerk Administrator Regular City Council Meeting of May 28, 1986