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January 24, 1977 West side of Lake Reshanau. These buildings are located on a parcel of land that has a legal description but only has a 332' access to the Street. On consulting the map, Mr. Kronholm said the small triangle piece of land to the north of the access could be included in the description thus giving the parcel the necessary frontage on the street. They will redraw this and return. Mr. Kronholm asked to be put on the February agenda. Mr. Gotwald, Mr. Short and Mr. Locher presented the package to be presented to the Metropolitan Council in reference to the Resolution passed by the City Council in June, 1976. This is the work requested by the Metropolitan Council and must be com- pleted before the City can utilize the capacity in the interceptor. Mr. Gotwald had outlined the urban and rural service areas and computed the acreage. He had also outlined the planned staged development of these areas. He had also noted some changes in the sewer lines. He felt this should serve as an interium CSP rather than the expensive redesign of the entire CSP. Mr. Short had computed the density of the two areas and had broken the rural service area into three classifications. He had then computed the overall density of the area. He felt there are three different methods by which this density could be computed de- pending on how much of the unusable land is included. Mr. Locher had prepared ordinances dealing with the soils guide and the monitoring of existing systems. This package is to be presented as an amendment to the Comp- rehensive Land Use Plan. Mr. Locher is hopeful the soils map does not have to be published as will the ordinance. He said it would have to be reduced to the point where it would become illegible. This package is due to be presented to the Metropolitan Council before Jan. 31, 1977 for their review but Mr. Short said he had talked with Mr. Starr and if the Council felt they needed more time to study, it could be presented some time in February. Mr. Karth felt that without the expertise of the Planner, Engineer and Attorney he would not understand any more than he did at this point, Mr. Schneider felt the same. Mr. McLean read the recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Board which asked the Council to review this material and, if they have no objections, to forward to the Metropolitan Council for their review. Mr. Karth moved to forward this material to the Metropolitan Council, with the corr- ections noted by Mr. Short, for their review. Seconded by Mr. Zelinka. Motion carr- ied unanimously. Mr. Short said there would be a letter of transmittal and he will index the material. 1 Mr. McLean thanked Mr. Gotwald, Mr. Locher and Mr. Short for their time and effort put into this package and the Planning and Zoning Board members for their extra meetings they had attended. He felt it was a good package with a lot of thought put into the results. Mr. Locher said there had been a lot of help from Mr. McLean and he hoped for some cooperation from the Metropolitan Counci. Mr. McLean reminded the Council of the meeting at the Bunker Park Activity Center on Wednesday, January 26, 1977. Mr. Schneider reported on the Park Board meeting held on January 17, 1977. This had