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Minutes, Lake Elmo City Council; January 1.6, 1979 pg. 3 VBWD Petitions: con0d The Council agreed to review the driveway problems for Hardys in the Spring. Reconveyance of tax -forfeit land (Persons): Armstrong moved, seconded by Pott, that the City adopt Resolution 79-1+A, A Resolution authorizing the recon- veyance of tax forfeit land describad as ALL that part of the SWk of SWk of Section 9, Township 29, Range 21, except the South 111,7 feet of the West 493 feet and except that part thereof lying North of the Lake Jane Trail ( formerly Lake Jane Road) in the Township of East Oakdale, Larry Parsons had eequested an opportunity to purchase the land and agreed to pay all the costs associated with the recon- veyance, Motion carried 5-0. Timmers Minor Subdivision: Armstrong read the recommendation of the Planning Com- mission. Bruce Felt presented the plan for Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Timmers, Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, that the subdivision of lots 15 and 16 of Three LakearPerm be approved subject to the following con- ditions; 1). The Timmers execute an agreement providing that they will maintain a private drive at their expense which will be suitable for emergency vehicles, providing for future dedication of an -addi- tional 27 feet of right-of-way on lot 15 and 44 feet of right: -of -way on Lot 16 for future 419t. Street, if it ever becomes necessary for the City; providing one driveway access for the two lot to be created on Lot 15; and providing for reservation of a 120 foot wide area, where no building will be allowed, for future extension of Innsdale to Lake Jane Trail, with an option to vacate 41st, St. if Innsdale is built; and 2) A certificate of survey meeting the standards approved in the concept plan. Motion carried 5-0. St. Croix Valley Youth Service Bureau: haul P. Weiler, Director, requested the City contribute $6,486,00 to the operation of the Youth Service Bureau in 1979, He said the Bureauts cost -sharing formula is based on the entire population of the City as estimated by the Metropolitan Council. He said his Bureau served District 622: but that he would work—out a cooperative agreement with other Bureaus serving other School Districts in the City, if the City&greed to the contribution. Mottaz said Judge Albertson strongly endorsed the work of the Bureaus. The Council discussed the general program and performance of the Bureau; and agreed to take it tinder advisement until the next meeting. The Administrator was asked to Analyze the effect on the City budget. Stillwater Emergency Medical, Services: Tom Cropp, Director, again discussed the subsidy request for ambulance services. He said Lake Elmo rates would have to go up if the City did notArant a subsidy; and that Lake Elmo residents would pay less per call if the City did sub- sidize them and other cities did not. He said he would accept bills from Woodbury if Lake Elmo residents were served by Woodbury°s Ambulance. Lake Elmo tied 126 calls in 1978; and Cropp expects about 150 in 1979. He said about 20 percent of the calls are never paid for. Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to table the request until