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Minutes of Lake Elmo City Council Meeting, October 17, 1978. Pg 2 Tennis Court Grant: Since the final cost for installation of lights on the tennis courts at Lions Park was less than the original estimate on which grant was awarded, clerk was directed to deterthine total cost and then make preparation for return of the excess grant funds. Minutes October 3, 1978: Motion by Councilman Pott 2nd by Councilman Shervheim to appro" minutes of council meeting of October 3, 1978 as submitted. Carried 5-0. Minutes October 13, 1978: Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by council- woman Lyons to approve minutes of Special Meeting of October 13, 1978 as submitted. Carried 4-0. Mayor abstained because he was not at meeting. Correspondence: Letter (petition) from residents owning roperty abutting city owned property on 33rd. Lane N. requesting that the city do something about cleaning the property. Petition referred to Adm. Assistant for scheduling of work. J&W Boat Works: Jim Griffin requests permission to construct a new cold storage building (70'x 2001) on his property at 9200 Hudson Blvd. within 15 ft. of present structure on property. Bldg. Inspector advised that it should be a 60 ft. separa- tion. Motion by Mayor Armstrong 2nd by Councilman Shervheim to approve permit subject to code approval with a minimum separation of 30 ft. Carried 5-0. Assessor: Resignation has not been received to date. County advised that if we want their services they want a decision since they have to arrange for proper personnel. Forester: Still no resignation from Mr. Beach. Adm. Assistant to pursue this to get a commitment and determine possible course of action for 1979. W. Cty. 6: - Dick Herold of the Washington County Hwy. Dept. explained the plans for the improvement scheduled for Cty. Hwy. 6. Motion by Councilman Shervheim 2nd by Councilman Pott to approve the plans for CSAH 6 except for the drainage structures. Carried 5-0. Bergman Mining Permit: Clerk advised that he had discussed the problem with C & P Excavating of Bayport, Mn. They agreed to pay the permit fee and the inspection fee($125.00) but re- quested that city waive the bond requirement since this is not a normal mining operation. Clerk agreed to waive the bond and review matter again next spring. Flood damage repair: There are several projects which were approved for funding because.of flood damage.. 5 firms were solicited -- nobody bid. Council agreed to postpone work on these projects until 1979 when contractors would be available for this type of work.