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poured in place architectural concrete and not tilt up panels made offsite and brought in. The Council noted the City would continue to leave the Old Village with flexibility. 10. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: In his memo dated November 30, Attorney Filla drafted a new regulation which would separate the City's review process for minor subdivision from the review process for lot line adjustments. The minor subdivision review would continue to require a recommendation from the Planning Commission and approval by the City Council. The lot line adjustment review would be administrative only. This would impact Kraft Circle in that the City parcel would not have to be platted and would be less expensive. Attorney Filla stated the Lot Line adjustments will go up to the maximum number and the minor subdivisions will go up to the maximum number. This Lot Consolidation will be in ordinance form for the December 18`h meeting. ILCITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: A. City of Woodbury — City Walk Environmental Assessment Worksheet The City received a copy of the above referenced document. Planner Dillerud provide his comments on the document in his memo dated November 29, 2001. Council member Dunn explained this is a development coming into Woodbury consisting of 556 residential units, on 46 acres, and is in the 834 school district. M/S/P Dunn/DeLapp - to direct the staff to request the City of Woodbury to update the 1999 traffic study referred to by the EAW. (Motion passed 5-0). Council members Armstrong and Dunn were concerned with what would go into Markrafs Lake (see Page 4). Does Markraf Lake have an outlet? If Woodbury will be reviewing how they will be handling their water problems, will that be rate and volume. Another concern brought up by the Council was the probability of an expected funding source for traffic signalization at the I-94/Keats access ramps and service road intersections. Council member Dunn asked to follow up on doubling the amount of parking spaces to 900 spaces because of the total traffic due for a Sam's Club and removal of 2 % acres of forest habitat.. Council member DeLapp asked to check the glare and visual impacts of the lights on the Lake Elmo Regional Park Reserve. If this is not going into the WONE Interceptor #18, page 5, does this violate the agreement and is there enough capacity for all the possibilities. A verbal response will be brought back to the Council. B. December 18`h Council Meeting M/S/P Siedow/Armstrong — to reschedule December 18'h Council Meeting time to start at 5 p.m. until 6:15 p.m., then the Fire Study committee meeting will start at 6:15. The details on the February 81h Volunteer party will be brought to the December 18th meeting. (Motion passed 5-0.) LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES DECEMBER 4, 2001