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Minutes of the Lake Flmo City Council Meetina, march 15, 1977--xnaae 3 Fire Dept. Monitors contd.: approve purchase of 5 new monitors. Carried 4-0. Councilman Shervheim not available at time of vote. L.F. Landfill: Councilman P4organ has discussed with Fncrineer Swanson and County Commissioner Schaefer acquisition of the Landfill. Assessed evaluation is 1�2,000./acr_e -"or the unfilled area (80 acres) and S120n,/acre (30 acres) for the filled area. Total land value �196,000. -he blda. and well are assessed at 530,000. Total value 52.26,000. City has right of first refusal. Will sell to city on lona term (10 or. 20 years) no interest basis. Cost to city $75,000. Park Committee recommends nurchase. Counsel instructed to write up a proposed contract for the council to consider at next meetina. Councilman Shervheim arrived 7:d7 P.r% Sunfish Lake --Mr. Collopy and Mr. Beaubien requested signs at the entrance driveway to their property to discouraae park users from trespassing. Motion by Mayor Armstronq 2nd by Councilwonan Lyons authorizing the purchase and installation of private property sicTns at the entrance to the Collopy & Beaubien property. Carried 5-0. County Tour Brochures: Letter from county advisinq that tour books of county sites available. Quantities available on request. Clerk instructed to order 30 copies of each. Minute Approval: Minutes should he corrected to show attendance by Councilman Pott at meetina. Page 3--L.F. Sewerina 15th. line, change work intern to interim. Motion by Councilman Morqan 2nd by mayor Armstrong to approve minutes as amended. Carried 5-0. I-94-- Mayor briefly reported on the comments of counsel relative to position of City of. Lake FlTno. Althoucih he felt we had qrounds to challenge decision in favor of the Southern route he expressed doubt that we secure a reversal of decision. If a lawsuit were initiated city would have to underwrite a cost of 55--15,000. (estimate). If it was a joint suit this could be a split expense but no firm decision has been reneived from the other affected units of government. Letter from I-94 Truth Association submitted and read into the records. Letter from Gonyea Counsel stating their position submitted and read into the records. Tom Loucks --advised he had read the EIS and as planner felt that Northern Route should have been the ultimate decision. Has no written analysis. He pointed out that the proposal for service roads in the plan is in conflict with Metro Council policy and if this plan is accepted we will not see service roads bevond Cty. Hwy. 19 because the property is considered rural.