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MINUTES OF CITY OF LAKE ELMO COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 18, 1977 The meeting was called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Mayor Armstrong. Council members Shervheim, Lyons, Pott and Morgan were present. Also present were Planning Commission members Dreher, Novak, Crombie,Lundquist, Building Official Mueller and Counsel Raleigh. The Clerk was absent because of hospitalization. Counsel Raleigh served as Acting Clerk. Metropolitan The Mayor introduced R. Ranta of the Metropolitan Council who Systems described the procedure for implementing the Metropolitan Land Plan - Statement ning Act and answered questions concerning the Metropolitan Systems Statements now under consideration by the City. Jim Barton of the Metropolitan Council staff was also present. Meeting recessed at 6:30 p.m. for the dinner hour. Meeting reconvened at 7:40 p.m. The minutes of the January 7, 1976, meeting were approved with the following corrections: The report on the County Landfill should be corrected by deleting the "one-half" after the word pays so that the minutes read: "provided that the City pays the heating and light bill". Don Erie variance minutes should be corrected to show that Council- man Shervheim seconded Councilman Pott's motion to approve the Don Erie variance. With those corrections, Councilman Shervheim moved and Councilman Morgan seconded, approved the minutes of the January 7th meeting. Passed 5-0. Councilman Pott reported on the frozen water service problems. Patti Mr. Philip Padratzik, owner, and John Wright appeared for Patti 3omes Homes seeking a renewal of their special use permit. The Mayor pointed out certain questions which had been raised concerning the Patti Homes operation - namely, storing of personal property and trailers and break- ins. Applicants assured the Council that there would be no further storing of personal property in any of the trailers and stated that they were hiring a student to serve as night watchman on the premises to prevent break-ins. Building Official Mueller moved that there were no other problems at the Patti Home site. Motion by Shervheim to grant the special use permit with the same conditions as in the past year plus a fifth condition reading as follows: "5. No storage of property not owned by or on consignment to Patti Homes shall be permitted on the premises". Seconded by Council member Lyons. Passed 5-0.