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Commander McGlothin responded that Woodbury has its own on -staff Fire <br />and Police Dept. where Lake Elmo contracts with Washington County <br />Sheriff's Dept. The Woodbury Fire Chief has stated that when they get a call <br />the first thing its crew does is grab a map to find the street they are <br />responding to. They asked if the City does not reinstate the uniform system, <br />it should use a system that has some rhyme and reason, which the Council <br />said they would like to see happen. <br />Reinstating the Uniform Name and Numbering System will be added to a <br />future agenda when an agenda is not so full. Council member DeLapp asked <br />that his article, "Towns in Washington Bringing Back Poetry in Street <br />Names" be sent out when this item is discussed. <br />B. Update on Building Dept. Activities: Jim McNamara <br />Jim McNamara provided a summary building report for the Year-end 2000. <br />Council member DeLapp asked if the cost of the permit is accurate to the <br />market rate. Jim responded that the permit fee has nothing to do with <br />assessed value. <br />8. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: <br />A. PUBLIC HEARING: 15t' Street Reconstruction <br />This is a public hearing to consider comments from residents and affected <br />property owners regarding the two options detailed in the 15`h Street <br />(between CSAH 13 and the Lake Elmo Park Reserve) Improvement <br />Feasibility Study. Notice was published in the Stillwater Gazette and <br />residents affected by this proposed project have been notified. <br />Staff met with representatives of the Linder family to discuss the two <br />options for the road improvement. The Linder's supported the improvement <br />of the road to 9-ton standards, acknowledging they will be paying for 45% <br />of the improvement. The Linder's had two requests: The first is that the <br />project is not done during their peak hours of operation, which end about <br />mid -July. The other request was that their cost for the project be spread over <br />30 years. The City requires that all developers construct 9-ton roads through <br />the City. All MSA projects done in the City also meet this 9-ton <br />requirement. <br />LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 16, 2001 6 <br />