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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 1, 2004 4 <br />secondary drain field site shown on the 1997 plans. He would talk to the Building <br />Official regarding location of an alternate drain field site <br /> <br />Attorney Filla indicated the Council needs to determine the level of reasonable use, whether the need for a variance was self created, and would granting the variance change the character of the neighborhood. Filla noted that reasonable use is subjective, and the <br />Council should apply the same law to similar facts to decide if it is a reasonable use or <br />not. <br /> M/S/P DeLapp/John - to postpone until June 15 Council meeting per the consent of Bill Isaacson in order for the staff to get more information on an alternate drain field site for <br />location of a septic system (Motion passed 5-0). <br /> <br />B. Ordinance No. 97-130:Old Village Development Moratorium <br />Planner Dillerud reported the Old Village Development Moratorium will again expire on <br />June 9, 2004. He indicated that the Surface Water Drainage Report has not been <br />completed by TKDA <br /> Dillerud stated he has been contacted by both the representative of the Hutchinson Estate <br />and by Mr. Lynsky. The Hutchinson family is interested in again entertaining offers from <br />potential developers for their property within the moratorium area. Mr. Lynsky is <br />interested in moving forward with PUD application for the platted General Business site <br />north of 39th Street. Dillerud added that if the Council extended the Development Moratorium; the option is open to exclude the Lynsky property from the Moratorium coverage based on the existence of a previously tabled development application. Since <br />approval of a PUD Plan is a discretionary action by the City, compliance of that PUD <br />Plan with completed Old Village work could become a factor of PUD review/approval by <br />the City of the Lynsky proposal. The remaining surface water issues do not directly impact the Lynsky site. Council member DeLapp stated he was strongly in favor of a unified plan. Council member Dunn had a real concern on the surface water drainage of <br />the Old Village. <br /> <br />M/S/P Dunn/John - to adopt Ordinance No. 97-130, An Ordinance Relating to an Extended Development Moratorium in the Village Area for 90 days, with the acknowledgement that this item could come back to Council at an earlier date.(Motion <br />passed 5-0). <br /> <br />10. CITY ATTORNEY’S REPORT: <br />11. CITY ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT: A. City Staff Organizational Chart:Resolution No. 2004-047 <br /> <br />Administrator Rafferty reported he has interviewed and evaluated the capabilities of key staff presently performing identified functions and responsibilities in an “Acting or <br />Deputy” capacity designation. He has come to the conclusion that the individuals in
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