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Meeting of the take 'Elmo Village Council July 6, 1971. Meeting called to order at 703OPM by Mayor Brookman. Presents Brockman, Friedrich, Abercrombie, Shervheim, Park & Mehsikomer. Absent: Watson. Also present: Raleigh, Bonestroo & Ben Friedrich. The minutes of the June 15, 1971 meeting were approved as submitted. Mr. Tony Fratto, representing Ted Vittori$ and Mr. J. Gassner representing Groves & Sons (Crossroads Ford) appearing regarding a proposed commercial development in section 33 in the SW corner of the Village. They were encouraged by the Council to make preliminary plans and submit a rezoning request to the Planning Commission. It was pointed out that an easement for sewer, storm sewer and water along the west side of the property was a necessity. Also consideration must be given to the extension of the main trunk sewer lire across the property before improvements are completed. The Street Naming Committee made a final report to the Council before submitting their recommendations to the Washington County Surveyor's Office. The county surveyor will lay out the map of the Village of Lake Elmo and submit a completed copy to the Council for final approval. Council advised committee members (Charles Taylor, Robert Mordick, and Mrs. Milton Klohn) that they were to be commended for a job well done and that their efforts were appreciated. Mr. Gene Peltier and Mr. Jack Johnson asked if the Council had made a decision regarding extending a liquor license to Mr. Jack Johnson to be used at a proposed bowling alley at the intersection of present 194 and Lake F1mo Road. The Council advised that if everything was in order and approved by the State Liquor Commission that the Council would make the license available. Elmer Haase advised that he had received more time in which to move the homes along [94 and asked the Council if they would consider anything less that the $22,000 deposit or bond, possibly $15,000, The Council advised Mr. Haase that if he would expedite his plat and have it approved before moving the houses on to the property he could get by without the deposit. If the plat is not finalized when he is .ready to move the houses on to the property the full $22,000 bond or deposit would be required. Mr. & Mrs. H. Iverson and Counsel Mr. Stewart Wells asked that if the Iverson's produce letters from the State and from the Watershed district that they be given a variance and allowed to build on Lot, 21 Berschens Shores. The Council advised that since the state has no fill restrictions above the water level and if the Watershed District has no objections to filling to the required level it would approve a permit subject to it meeting all of the restrictions of the various codes (building, plumbing etc.) It was also agreed that the Council would allow the variance in lot width. The Iversonts advised that the Watershed District informed, them that a decision megarding the location of the water outflow .from Lake Jane would be determined at a meeting on Thursday, July 8, 1971. Motion by C. Abercrombie 2nd by C. Friedrich that the Council set a hearing for the vacation of that part of the Old Township Road which is not apart of present, Lake Jane Road for Tuesday, July2O, 1971, at 7:00 PM at the Village Council Chambers. Carried 4-0. Motion by C. Shervheim 2nd by C. Abercrombie that we approve the variance of Lot 21 Berschen Shores and approve a building permit subject to it meeting all the codes. Building Inspector would need no further approval to issue permit tinder these conditions, Carried 4-0.