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COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 10, 1988 by planting prairie grass and plants and in three years the area will look beautiful. Mrs. Carlson said she was not concerned about trees and shrubs but was concerned about the unfinished posts and "Dangerous Water" signs. Mr. Wills said the Assn. is getting legal advice regarding whether or not to post the signs. Mr. Hawkins explained that if the ponds are an obvious attractive nuisance, the Association should post the signs. Mr. Bisel moved that the agreement between Mrs. Carlson and the Homeowners Assn. and Mr. Uhde be carried out with sodding up to a buffer zone to be determined by the Assn., grading and seeding and money received by the Assn. and Mr. Uhde agreeing to pay one half of the seeding and this is to be completed by October 31, 1988. Mr. Bohjanen seconded the motion. Mrs. Carlson objected to the agreement naming herself and asked that this be changed to the City of Lino Lakes. Mr. Wagner asked for a clarification of buffer zone. Mr. Bisel agreed to amend the motion to include that the sodding be done up to two meters from the present water line and remove Donna Carlson from the previous motion. Mr. Bohjanen accepted the correction. Motion carried unnanimously. SECOND READING, ORDINANCE NO. 03 - 88, TEMPORARY TRUCK PARKING Mr. Miller referred to his memorandum sent to the Council on this matter. He noted that he has visited with the truckers to propose a compromise. There is no compromise. A question was raised regarding the meaning of "grandfathered ". Mr. Kluegel explained that all existing operations at the time the ordinance was passed are "grandfathered ". Mr. Kluegel had included in the Council packet a list of fourteen areas in the City where truck parking is occurring. He noted that three residences were not included in the list and added David Brudder, Maple Street, Randy Davis, 1152 Main Street and Gary Barott, Birch Street to the list. He also explained that only three residences on the list were "grandfathered" by the 1972 Ordinance and they are items seven and eight on the list and Mr. Barott. PAGE 3