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COUNCIL WORK SESSION JULY 9, 1997
CITY OF LINO LAKES
MINUTES
DATE July 9, 1997
TIME STARTED ▪ 5:00 p.m.
TIME ENDED 6:30 p.m.
MEMBERS PRESENT • Council Members Bergeson, Kuether, Lyden,
Neal and Mayor Landers
Staff members present: City Administrator, Randy Schumacher; Assistant to the City
Administrator, Dan Tesch; Chief of Police, David Pecchia; Engineering Tech, Michael
Krech; Planning Coordinator, Mary Kay Wyland; Finance Director, Mary Vaske;
Building Official, Peter Kluegel; Solid Waste Coordinator, Jackie Constant and Clerk -
Treasurer Marilyn Anderson.
CONSIDERATION OF AN ON -SALE LIQUOR LICEN ? O
AMERICAN LEGION POST #566 MARILYN AND
The American Legion Post #566 has made an o + �� e ormer site of B & E
Furniture at 7311 Lake Drive. They plan to � - e _' lub currently located in
IIIBlaine to this site and will be requestin • an - • . liquor license. Current zoning on
this property does not allow clubs •ons.
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This item will be placed o` °` ' cil agenda and Ms. Wyland and Mr.
Wessel will give this i o �_ o tli' Tanning and Zoning Board.
TOWN CENTEF «' ` TE, AN WESSEL
Mr. Wessel b ground on the land swap between the City and Anoka County.
Metropolit was not receptive to the land swap until Anoka County stepped in
and expresse a need to obtain the land south of Ward Lake and Sherman Lake to
protect both lakes. The process is now moving forward.
The YMCA has expressed interest in locating in the Town Center. Mr. Wessel will be
meeting with their representatives on Tuesday.
Council discussed the need for a new city hall and Police Department building. Staff
noted that a cost savings of $650,000 to $950,000 could be realized by constructing both
buildings and the Early Childhood Center all at one time. Staff also noted that a new
Police Department building would allow the current Police Department building to be
placed back on the tax rolls. Other public uses in the Town Center such as a County
library were discussed.
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Staff will prepare a written proposal for the Town Center and bring the proposal before
the various City boards and committees.
DISCUSSION OF EXISTING ADVISORY BOARDS, DAN TESCH
Mr. Tesch presented a handout and asked Council to review it and give him their
comments. The handout included an explanation of the authority of each board or
commission such as the Park Board and the Planning and Zoning Board were created by
the City Code.
The duties of the Environmental Affairs Committee were discussed and it was noted that
the duties of this committee overlap the duties of the Park Board. There will be further
discussion to define the duties of each of these two (2) entities. The discussion will
include the relationship between the Environmental Affairs Committ
Environmental Affairs/Forestry staff person.
DIANE TURNER UPDATE, MICHAEL KRECK
Ms. Turner lives on Sunset Road north of I35W . e ste as failed and she has
asked staff to determine the feasibility of ex •ung utility services to her lot.
Ms. Turner was present and told C•• • -a d for utility services.
Staff provided maps of the
designed to be subdivi
of the homes on t
difficult. Another
at originally the lots in this area were
rvices became available. It was noted that many
constructed in the middle of the lot making subdivision
area is not in the MUSA.
Ms. Turner
Council allo
to the servic
'11 continue to "push" for utility service. She noted that if the
A for this area, many of the residents would subdivide and connect
There was discussion regarding the current proposal to bring utility service west on
Marvy Street to Leonard Avenue. At this time, the Council has not made a decision on
the proposal.
It was noted that Ms. Turner's situation should be considered by a Housing and
Redevelopment Authority (HRA). Council is scheduled to consider implementing a HRA
in September. After further discussion, Ms. Turner said that she would wait until the
Council enacts a HRA.
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DISCUSSION OF MIKE KENNY'S SPECIAL USE PERMIT, MARY KAY
WYLAND
Mr. Mike Kenny, 6451 Hodgson Road has a conditional use permit for the operation of a
floral shop. Through the years he has expanded his home based business to include
landscaping. The neighborhood has changed over the years and the zoning and
regulations have also changed. Staff has been made aware that some of his neighbors are
concerned about the expansion of Mr. Kenny's business.
Council directed Ms. Wyland to send a letter to Mr. Kenny asking him to attend the next
Council work session.
DISCUSSION OF REHBEIN'S ARENA, MARY KAY WYLAND
Mr. Ken Rehbein, 490 Pine Street has a conditional use permit to . ` - • riding
arena on his property. Mr. Rehbein will be attending the PI Foard
meeting this evening asking that his conditional use perm' :: = d to'` ude a BMX
(bike) riding track. The Planning and Zoning Board '11 b el �� �"on on this
request until their August meeting.
Mr. Rehbein was told that some of his n_ e ig
noise generated by the BMX track
not as noisy as the original system
implement other requests
The Council will. +°ia this matter.
ORGANI
mplaining about the traffic and the
d a different sound system that is
been cooperative and has tried to
CTION DIRECTION, JACKIE CONSTANT
The City Cp.sed a Solid Waste Collection ordinance on April 28, 1997. This
ordinance wi • e on the November election ballot for approval by the Lino Lakes
residents. If the ordinance is approved by the voters, implementation of the provisions of
the ordinance will begin on January 1, 1998. This does not allow enough time to prepare
for the implementation.
Ms. Constant was directed to begin the process of implementing the Solid Waste
ordinance and periodically update the Council on this process.
ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES OF CONDUCT, MAYOR LANDERS
Mayor Landers asked that a seminar with Don Salverda be scheduled for either July 21,
• 1997, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. or August 4, 1997, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Staff will contact Mr.
Salverda and let Council know which date is best for Mr. Salverda.
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REGULAR AGENDA
All items on the regular agenda were discussed. There were not outstanding issues.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
JULY 9, 1997
These minutes were considered, corrected and a.,; r ved at . r= _ular meeting of the City
Council on May 24, 1999.
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Marlyn G. Anderson, Clerk -Treasurer
Ki j+�`1 Sullivan, Mayor
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