04-04-78 CCM - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Minutes - Lake Elmo City Council Meeting, April. 4, 1978 Meeting called to order at 7:35 by Acting Mayor Shervheim. Present: Mayor Armstrong (7:37), Councilmen Pott, Morgan and Shervheim and Councilwoman Lyons. Also present: Adm.Asst.Whittaker, Counsel Raleigh (9:20) and engineer Noyes. Agenda: Add water Meter Reader to Personnel Committee report. Motion by Councilman Pott, 2nd by Councilman Morgan to accept agenda as amended. Carried 4 -- 0. Mayor Armstrong abbent at time of vote. 94-Frontage Road: Approximately 30 residents or interested persons appeared to listen to and question proposal for the 1 94 Frontage Roads as submitted by MN/DOT. Mayor expressed opinion the change from attached to detached roads should be the responsibility of the landowners involved and they should cover any excess cost over the proposed MN/DOT road. Engineer Noyes made presentation that MN/DOT estimated additional cost of $550,000 between Ct.y.Rd. 13 & Cty.Rd. 19. Mr. Noyes advised that his calculation was considerably .less than the MN/DOT proposal. Councilman Shervheim expressed his concern that the City should determine specifically what it desires and then negotiate with MN/DOT. It was pointed out that the City of Woodbury had accomplished an approved detached road with a minimum of incon- venience. The recommendation of the PZC listing 8 objections to the proposed attached road. Councilman Shervheim offered Resolution R78-16 authorizing Counsel, engineer and adm.ass't to put together the City recommendation for alternatives to I-94 road proposal, including PZC comments, distribute for final Council review and then present to MN/DOT the week of April 10, 1978 and asked for Council approval. Second by Councilman Pott. Carried 5 - 0. Tri-Star Concept. Approval: Lee Rossow requested concept approval of the Tri-Star plat of 9 - 5 acre lots on 48 acres at 11459 - 60th St. No. Motion by Councilman Shervheim, 2nd by Mayor Armstrong to support recommendation of PZC and grant concept approval. Carried 5 - 0. Washington County Juvenile Day Treatment Center: Bill. Schwab, Judge Albertson and Bodo Suemnig were on hand to discuss the proposal to make the Raleigh Farm, 2509 Inwood Ave. No. into a Day Treatment Center. Mr. Schwab explained the project and the proposed changes to the structure involved. Citizens were allowed to question Mr. Schwab to get first hand information. If approved, occupancy is planned for August 1, 1978. Building is planned for future use as part of the park facility. Motion by Councilman Shervheim, 2nd by Councilwoman Lyons to table action until meeting of the council on April 19, 1978 and in the meantime a joint meeting between County Board and City Council will be held to resolve problems and establish