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APPROVED AS AMENDED SEPT EMBER 19, 2006 The City Planner advised that while this is true, it has been his understanding that the homestead parcel was conveyed to a Bergmann son. Richard Bergmann advised the Council that the homestead parcel was to be his son's, and that his son could not afford to purchase a full 10 acres — only the 1.33 acres needed to place the barn on the homestead parcel. Council Member Smith is concerned with the number and size of buildings on a 6.33 acre site and also has concerns with the question of hardship. MIS/P Johnston/DeLapp — to adopt Resolution No. 2006-092, aproving a zoning variance for Richard and Eileen Bergmann located at 11459 60 Street North, based on the reasons expressed in the Resolution. (Motion passed 4-0) B. Apostolic Church Site: Resolution No. 2006-093: Comp Plan Amendment: Ordinance No. 97-178: Rezoning M/S/P Johnston/DeLapp — to table this item until the September 19, 2006, Council meeting when a full City Council will be in attendance. (Motion passed 4-0) C. Status of Village Plan (verbal): The City Planner reported that the Village Area Planning Team was under way with Phase 2 work following a lengthy contract preparation experience. He noted that meetings had already been held with the Allied Property Owners and City Staff, and that additional meetings are scheduled over the next several weeks with MPCA (treated TCE water discharge), MnDOT/Washington County (Highway 5 modifications) and the Allied Property Owners (clarification of the "Incentive Fund" components and, thereafter, specific unit count determination.) He also advised that the City Engineer has been requested to provide updated data regarding surface water (from that produced for the Thorbeck Plan), and to begin preliminary design of the sanitary sewer system. D. Metropolitan Aimort Commission — Lake Elmo Airport 2025 Plan: The City Administrator, City Planner, Assistant Planner, and representatives from Baytown Township and West Lakeland Township attended at meeting with MAC staff and its consultants to discuss the Lake Elmo Airport Long Term (2025) Comprehensive Plan Update now underway. MAC presented three draft alternative airport development concepts for inclusion of the 2025 updated place, and has requested comments from the City on the draft alternative airport development options. He noted that the local government representatives at the meeting agreed that a fourth alternative be "no further development at the airport." Council directed Staff to send a letter to MAC stating Lake Elmo City Council support of the fourth alternative — that being no further development at the Lake Elmo Airport (runways or hangers) and it conflicts with the Old Village Plan. LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 5, 2006