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106 Joint Meeting June 4, 1986 Page Two Mr. Marier suggested that Lino Lakes inform Metro Council that all our boundary lines are filled and the growth is spilling into Lino Lakes. There was discussion of areas of Lino Lakes that are experiencing in- terest in development. In reference to the letter submitted by Mr, Wuornos directed to Metro Council, it was decided to amend several areas: Item II. Item IV. Express that good land in the south was given to metro parks and the balance is more expensive to develop as well as the fact Lino Lakes has restric- ted its tax base by giving up all lakeshore property. Add language regarding the percent of communities surrounding Lino Lakes who have already developed are putting pressure on Lino Lakes, Item VII. Define boundaries of the proposed MUSA area. It was suggested that the Task Force and the Council contact Mary Hansen, State Representative and the County Commissioner and have them attend the meeting where Mr. Shelter will appear, Mr. Schumacher asked Mr. Wuronos to revise his letter to Metro Council to include the above mentioned items. This letter will be ready for Council approval on June 9, 1986. Dennis Erickson Plat. A request has been received to include the Erickson plat in the MUSA lines. It was decided not to support Comp Plan amendment for the plat at this time but to include it with all the other revisions in the Comp Plan. Mr. Johnson said that the City is making a good faith effort to update the Comp Plan so why throw a curve at Metro Council at this point. It could lessen our credibility. Task Force Update. Mr. Johnson presented maps that have been `prepared for the Comp Plan update and explained the progress of the Task Force. The Task Force still needs to refine its information. He expects to complete the work soon. Mr. Schumacher explained to the Task Force that $9,000.00 was budgeted for updating the Comp Plan. To date the Comp Plan Update has cost $8,400.00. Mayor Benson requested that Mr. Johnson get an estimate to Mr. Schumacher of what he expects the final costs to be. Mr. Joyer told the Council he felt the Task Force had received high quality of information from the City Planner. He expressed his apprec- iation for this work. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 ; . `•1 .