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Lake Elmo City Council Meeting Minutes <br />March 6, 2006 <br />Vote: 3:1 No — DeLapp: Councilmember DeLapp is opposed because he does not see how it benefits existing <br />residents. Dollars for downtown plans have not been spent yet. Commissioner Todd Bruchu can tell Council what <br />the city needs, and we don't need to spend money on a consultant. We do not need to pay someone to tell us what <br />we need when we already know we need it. <br />B. ZONING VARIANCES — HAIRE, (8160 HILL TRAIL); <br />RESOLUTION NO.2006-024 <br />The Planner explained the variance request for a complete tear -down of an existing home and construction of a new <br />home. He said the Planning Commission recommended approval on a vote of 5:4. Two variances are required for <br />the setback distance from OHW and construction of a new home on a lot substandard by area. <br />M/S/P, DeLapp/Smith to adopt Resolution No. 2006-024 denying zoning variances for 8160 Hill Trail based upon <br />facts and data included in the staff report and Planning Memo of February 13, 2006, VOTE: 4:0. <br />C. ORDINANCE NO.97-166 RELATING TO PRIVATE WELLS/RES6LUTION NO.2006-025 <br />DECLARING POTENTIAL HAZARD <br />The City Attorney prepared two actions for Council to consider. One has;c ty wrd& application to allow the sealing <br />of wells when city water becomes available and the other is for an area where a potential hazard exists. The report <br />should say sink faucet not sick faucet. City Attorney recommends changing <br />M/S/P, Smith/Johnson to adopt Ordinance 97-166 amending <br />private well which has been declared to be a known or poten <br />shall be sealed pursuant to the regulations of the Minne$00 <br />M/S/P, Smith/Johnson to adopt Resolution No. <br />add that "all of the private residential wells in t <br />contamination and draw water from the sarne a <br />10. CIT <br />No report <br />11. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S RI <br />A. WORKSHOP 01MARCH <br />Next week at the CowrcildCshop at <br />retained by the City as of the Village P. <br />The Mayor said at the next council <br />12. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS <br />A. MAYOR JOHNSTON <br />B. COUNCIL MEMBER CONLIN <br />Absent <br />" V <br />Nucetto sink faucet and adding 600.21 B. A <br />.altb1azard by resolution of the city Council <br />of HeAth. Vote: 4:0 <br />,M <br />Id "as illustrated by Exhibit A" and to <br />downstream from the source of <br />ESE,NTATION OF OLD VILLAGE PLAN <br />. (televised) will be the presentation by the Bob Engstrom 'Team <br />Planning Commission will be invited to attend. <br />the Council will take action to decide how to present it to the public. <br />C. COUNCIL MEMBER DELAPP <br />a. Wastewater from wash bays at gas station may be going into the ground at Cenex. <br />b. Inwood street signs wired in and wondering if it was done. Budgeted money for speed signs. <br />Administrator Rafferty said we have one and it is deployed by the Sheriff's office. <br />c. After flurry of letters from Mary Devine in Afton, and it is obvious that Met Council is barely <br />hitting horizon on townships. What we have been imposed with is a seven county issue. They do <br />not necessarily have to sit down and take it alone. EAW called for 1.7 million gallons capacity to <br />Lake Elmo and 2 million concurrently to communities along I-94. They are being told they have to <br />take it but they don't. <br />
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