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Minutes -Lake Elmo City Council Meeting, March 21, 1978. pg. 2 Brockman Add'n.: Councilman Shervheim offered Resolution R78-14, a Resolution establishing No Major Access Rds. to CSAH 17 other than 39th. street and no major access to Highway 212 other than what is shown on the plat. The additional 25 feet of right-of-way along CSAH-17 be an easement not a dedication and requested council approval. Second by Councilman Pott. Carried 5-0. Lake Elmo Baptist Church: Church representatives explained the pro- posed development which would be in several stages. First project would be the church and parking lot. Additional projects include tennis courts, swimming pool, gymnasium etc. The present site plan is conceptural-not final. Plan could be amended to be more acceptable if necessary. Overall plan is for development over 10 years. Petitions, signed by 56 residents of the immediate area, were presented against the church complex as presented. Most opposed the special use permit in general but some were opposed only to the supplemental facilities. Mayor directed the PZC to check out each of the complaints in the petition before making their recommendation to the council. Administrative Assistant: Pass 'thru charges: Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by Mayor Armstrong to continue existing policy of assessing pass thru charges with engineer on a % of contract basis. Carried 5-0. Oakland Jr. High School: Although school has hooked up sewer to Cimarron it has not utilized this facility. Sewer Insp. to check out where sewage is being disposed of.. 1st.-Ideal-Immanual--Eng. Noyes advised that plans were ready for improvement. It was, b'dconfirmed the engineer was to pro- ceed with getting i6. on this improvement. One easement problem exists which engineer will clear up with counsel.. Planning Grant: Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by Councilman Morgan authorizing Mayor to approve and sign the planning grant agreement, ($6,253.00). Carried 5-0. An additional grant offer of $1,000. from 3.977 discretionary funds should be received during the next quarter. Also, it appears that we are in line for funding of up to 750 of our $23000 -• 1978 planning program. Hjelmgren SUP: Letter to be directed to neighbors polling them on acceptance or rejection of the building as is. Results of poll will determine council action. Subdivision Ordinance: Copies with final corrections should be dis- tributed to council for final review.