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Minutes of Lake Elmo Village Council Meeting January 22, 197fr Page 1 Meeting called to order at 5:05 p.m. by Mayor Eder. Present: Eder, Shervheim, Abercrombie, Watson, Pott and Mehsikomer. Park arrived at 7:30 p.m. Also Present:Counsel Raleigh, Engineer Bonestroo and PZC member Lyons. Wheels on Question was raised January 8, 1974 as to whether mobile homes in Cimarron were Mobile required to have wheels attached. Counsel and engineer reported that as Homes: long as provisions are made so wheels can be installed they do not have to be attached. Cimarron Engineer advised that he had been in touch with PCA regarding the letters on Waste Treat- the Cimarron Waste Treatment Plant. The sludge area has been fenced in and ment: should eliminate the complaint from Oakland Jr. High School. The plant problem also has been corrected. OSHA: Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Watson authorizing councilman in charge of each department to expend funds necessary to comply with OSHA regulations as spelled out in engineers letter dated January 22, 1974. Carried 5 - 0. Park Name Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Pott approving a request for $25.00 as Contest: first prize in thename the parks contest. Carried 5 - 0. Per minutes of Park Advisory Committee the winner was Karen Madson 11060 32nd. St. N. Lake Elmo. Crombie Pond:Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Watson that the Village of Lake Elmo go on record as recommending that the (DNR) Department of Natural Resources purchase Crombie Pond as a rearing pond and that counsel follow through on this. Carried 5 - 0. Bike Trails: C. Swanson, County Engineer, requested information from all governing bodies in WAshington County regarding proposed bike trails. C. Shervheim will discuss this matter with Mr. Swanson. Lake Elmo Bldg. Supply:Building Inspector Mueller reported that he and Fire Chief Bjorkman had inspected Lake Elmo Building Supply on Saturday - January 12, 1974. The chip disposal still required a slight modification but should be okay. The wood burning furnace in the basement level was in bad shape and a distinct fire hazard. Furnace was not to be used under any conditions. 20th Century Motion by C. Watson second by C. Shervheim that Mr. Patti be instructed to Homes-S.U.P: clean up premises at 11450 Hudson Road. Final inspection would be made by Building Inspector Mueller. Upon approval S.U.P. would be issued incorporating the provisions of the PZC as per their minutes of meeting held December 11, 1973. Carried 5 - 0. Midwest Discussion regarding use to which Midwest Planning would be utilized. Basic Planning: interest at this time is coordination on Dayton - Hudson project. Mayor Eder will advise Midwest Planning of our needs for their services.