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Minutes of Lake Elmo Village Council Feb. 5, 1974 Meeting called to order at 7:30 p.m. by Mayor Eder. Present: Eder, Shervheim, Watson, Pott, Park and Mehsikomer Absent: Abercrombie Page 1 Also Present: Building Insp. Mueller, Counsel Raleigh and PZC member Lyons. Jan. 22, 1974 R. Watson requested that minutes be corrected to show that he submitted Minutes change the name of James Delong as potential member of PZC. This submission and Approval: does not represent a recommendation. Items covering Lindbeck and Chilifone be corrected to show that building inspector check the premises and if he finds they are conducting commercial operation in residential area then the measures authorized in the January 22, 1974 minutes be initiated. Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Pott to approve January 22, 1974 minutes as amended. Carried 4 - 0. C. Abercrombie absent. Weblos Pack Mayor Eder welcomed the young scouts and their leaders. They were 162 Visit: completing their requirement for merit badge in government by attending a local government meeting. Legion St. Mrs. Grace Henning, chairman of the Legion St. Lighting Committee Lighting: reported that all of the residents on Legion had been personally visited and the results of lighting survery resulted in 20 in favor of one light on a 25ft. pole located on the East side of Legion at the point where 2783 and 2769 meet. Underground cable and a 175 Watt lamp. Two residents voted for three lights and two for seven lights. Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Watson to accept report of committee and authorize installation of a single pole and light. Clerk to make arrangements and advise Mrs. Henning when to expect installation. Carried 4 - 0. St. Lighting C. Pott presented a written "Street Lighting Policy" for council Policy: review. Policy dated February 4, 1974. Consensus of council that policy be adopted by village. A copy of policy will be on file in clerks office and used to achnowledge any inquiry on street lighting. Thomas Thomas Lindbeck along with John Brandt, his attorney appeared regarding Lindbeck Special S.U.P. for conducting an auto repair in his garage in an area Use Permit: zoned residential. Mr. Brandt thought a permit could be issued restricting operation to one car at a time, no on sight advertising and a restriction on odors. At this point Mayor advised that council had., at the Nov. 20, 1973 meeting, denied the S.U.P. based on recommendation of PZC. Further that unless new evidence was available as to why matter should be reopened it could not be brought up again for six months. Bldg. Insp. Mueller pointed out that operation was a fire hazard. Mr. Brandt accepted decision of council.