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1 1 COUNCIL WORK SESSION APRIL 22, 1992 rather than react to the problem when it does occur. Mr. Schumacher said it would be his recommendation that this City enact a moratorium to allow up to six (6) months to prepare an ordinance regulating pornography. This matter will be placed on the April 27, 1992 agenda. Common Ground Meeting, April 23, 1992, 6:30 P.M. - This matter is on the agenda for informational purposes only. EDA Advisory Board Meeting, April 23, 1992, 7:30 A.M. - This matter is on the agenda for informational purposes only. Quail Ridge Preliminary Plat - Mr. Schumacher explained that he met with Mr. Ebensteiner, the developer of Quail Ridge and he has redrawn the preliminary plat to indicate 36 lots. The preliminary plat also indicates that a trail system will be constructed across the wetlands and this will allow the trail to be constructed behind the lots to the island park that will eventually be constructed in Pheasant Hills. The redrawn plat indicates that there will be a need for a variance for less than 20 lots that will be within the 150 foot set back required by the Shoreland Management Ordinance. Mr. Schumacher has not yet seen the preliminary plat and was unable to let the Council know how close to the wetlands the lots will encroach. Mayor Reinert noted that this plat will be a nice "infill" but cautioned that the Park Board must be satisfied with the park dedication. Mr. Schumacher noted that 90% of the issues raised at the public hearing for the preliminary plat have been resolved. This matter is not on the agenda for April 27, 1992. He will keep the City Council updated on the matter. Legislative Update - This matter was addressed during the item on Police Department Remodeling. Anoka County Park /Charles Cape Property - Mr. Schumacher gave a brief background on this matter. Mr. Cape simply wanted to sell some of his property to the Rice Lake Chain of Lakes Regional Park. However, because of a resolution this City has enacted, Anoka County had agreed not to take any more Lino Lakes property off of the tax rolls. A counter proposal was presented to the Anoka County Parks Department, overseer of this regional park requesting an exchange of property. The Anoka County Board has approved an exchange for 30 acres of property near the interchange in exchange for the Cape property and the City's assistance in obtaining total control of the Wards and Sherman Lakes area. Council Member Bergeson asked if there would be a problem with Mr. Vaughan on this matter. Mr. Volk said he did PAGE 10 285