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Minutes of Lake Elmo City Council :Meeting, December 20, 1977. Meeting called to order at 5:11 p.m. by Mayor Armstrong. Present: ,tayor Armstrong, Councilmen Shervheim, Morgan & Pott (7:001-)m) and Councilwoman Lyons. Also present: Adm. Asst. 14hittaker, Counsel Raleigh, Bldg. Insp. Mueller. Claims: Motion by Councilman Morgan, 2nd, by Councilwoman Lyons to approve payment of claims 77970 thru 77990. Carried 4-0. Councilman Pott not present at vote. '•tinutes: Motion by Councilman Morgan 2nd by ltayor Armstrong to approve ninutes of Council Meeting of December 6, 1977 council meeting as submitted. Carried 4-0. Speed zones --Cimarron: A petition was received from a number of con- cerned citizens relative -to continued enforcement of speed regulations in the Cimarron development. A list of comments from citizens on both sides of the issue was also received and is on file in the city office. Councilman Shervheim offered Resolution R77-16 request- ing that the question of speed lir"_ts in Cimarron be directed to the State Highway Dep't. requesting that they make a determination of appropriate speed zones for Cimarron. 2nd by Councilman Morgan. Carried 4-0. Meeting recessec' at 5:30 p.m. in favor of hearinq on reallocation of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds expended in 1976. leeting reconvened at 5:40 i).m. Maintenance Bldg.: Council approved installation of necessary wiring at Landfill site, necessary for welder. Insurance: Letter received from Aetna Insurance Co. Accident and Loss Control Division. They made 2 recommendations: 1. That the bench grinder be equipped with proper tool rests, and 2. That pre -employment physicals be required of all new employees. Item one will be corrected, item 2 will be considered but Lake Elmo has no immediate plans to hire additional personnel Mobile Homes --Clerk reported that he had been contacted by the sales- man from Cimarron relative to the possibility of moving 27 mobile homes into Lake Elmo, possibly the Iiammes Pro- perty, for short term storage. He wants them all at one location for display and supposedly quick sale. Clerk advised him that he would have to make proper application through the city office and in all probability go to a hearing before the pzc. Councilwoman Lyons confirmed the request and advised that she had referred the individual to the mayor. Cimarron Report from Cimarron that population as of December 1, 1977 in Cimarron was 1,222. 485 units are now occupied. School children grades 1-12 is 212