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4. OLD BUSINESS: <br />B. Agreement with Kraft Circle residents (Recommendation from City Attorney) <br />The Council discussed granting Steve Peterson a permanent, or a temporary easement to <br />install a new septic system. Attorney Filla and Administrator Kueffner met on December <br />10 with the Petersons and adjacent neighbors to discuss their interest in purchasing the <br />vacant City property. After discussion on whether or not to sell the property, the <br />Council decided to sell the lot adjacent to their property for one quarter of the land's <br />$15,000 estimated nonbuildable market value assessed by the City Assessor Frank <br />Langer. The City will retain ownership of the other three lots until such time as the <br />adjacent property owners express an interest to purchase the lots for an off site septic <br />collector system. <br />M/S/P Hunt/Siedow — to sell City vacant land adjacent to the property owned by Mr. & <br />Mrs. Steve Peterson, 3308 Kraft Circle, for $3,750 plus costs based on the $15,000 <br />market value appraised by Frank Langer; subject to the City successfully subdividing the <br />city property into 4 equal parcels by means of the newly adopted Lot Line Adjustment <br />ordinance and lot consolidation procedure, that the Petersons will combine the two <br />parcels into a single tax parcel, the combined parcel may only be developed in a manner <br />that preserves area for two drainfield sites, and there is no City obligation to approve <br />future development permits unless such proposed development is in compliance with the <br />City regulations. (Motion passed 4-1:DeLapp:These people are looking for special <br />privileges. The market value should be closer to $50,000. He was protecting the City <br />coffers.) <br />Attorney Filla will have the agreement ready for signing by 3 p.m. on Wednesday. <br />3. FINANCE <br />B.Year-end Transfers <br />Finance Director Berg reported the Fiscal Year 2001 Budget contains transfers that need <br />to be approved by resolution so the funds can be transferred and recorded for the audit <br />report. The transfers are for capital improvements or capital equipment. <br />M/S/P Dunn/Armstrong - to adopt Resolution 2001-105, A Resolution Approving Year <br />End Transfers as outlined in the Fiscal Year 2001 Budget. (Motion passed 5-0). <br />C. Fund Designations <br />Finance Director Berg explained this resolution reflects the increases or changes in fund <br />balance designations. These designations will be included in the audit report. <br />M/S/P Dunn/Siedow — to adopt Resolution No. 2001-106, A Resolution Approving Fund <br />Designations. (Motion passed 5-0). <br />LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 18, 2001 2 <br />