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• Approve Resolution no. 2007-54 for claim numbers 408, 409, DD1277 through DD1297, 31205 through 31231, 410, 411, DD1298 through DD1309, 31232 through 31240, 412, 31241 through 31307 in the total amount of $1,692, 261.22 • Approve payment of public safety communications covered by federal grant funds and local shares in the amount of $31,432,53 • Approve payment no. 6 for Tabyln Park/Lake Elmo Heights Plumbing Contract B in the amount of $10,293.63 • Approve payment no. 6 for Tablyn Park/Lake Elmo Heights Well Sealing Contracts A and B in the amounts of $10,604.27 and $6,153.53, respectively • Cancellation of August 14, 2007 city council workshop • Approve water surface use application for Tri-Lakes Association to hold a water ski show on Lake Jane, August 11, 2007 REGULAR AGENDA: Response to the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) draft comprehensive plan amendment for the Lake Elmo Airport Administrator Hoyt asked the city council to review, revise and approve a letter of comment to the MAC regarding the draft comprehensive plan amendment for the Lake Elmo Airport. Hoyt said the draft letter compiles comments received from property owners and residents in Lake Elmo as well as observations from the staff. Attorney villa reviewed his letter dated July 31, 2007 regarding airport authority. Renee Murray, 2722 Lisbon Avenue Ct. N., stated she lives below the flight path of the runway and she works from home and has counted the number of planes that use the airport on a regular basis and believes the methodology used to come up with the numbers in the report is serious flawed. Bob Eischen, 11674 Stillwater Blvd, lives north of Christ Lutheran cemetery, stated there is a problem with expanding runway for jets when this airport was primarily designed for recreational planes. Tim Beres, 2748 Lisbon Avenue Ct. N., asked that the city consider adding a request that the MAC provide compensation for decreases in property values in its mitigation process. The mitigation factors covered could be noise and potential pollution as well as financial impacts that may result from development restrictions in the areas to be covered by the expanded safety zones. Delray Brockten, 2721 Lisbon Avenue Ct. N, whose home would be covered by the extended safety zone should the runway be expanded said he is concerned that if he has to disclose that his home is located within the zone, it will affect the property value and potential future sale of the home LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 7, 2007