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Minutes of the Lake Elmo City Council meeting, February 6, 1979 Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order at 7.40 p.m. with the following Councillors answering the rolls Johnson, Mottaz, Pott. Morgan was excused. If Administrator Whittaker was present. Attorney Raleigh and Inspector Kluegel were also present for a short time. Agendas Tri-Star plat was taken off the Agenda. Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, that the agenda be approved. Motion carried 4•-0. Minutest Pott said the word"necessary"should be changed to "mandatory" when describing the fire hall at the landfill site. Johnson said. he and Mottaz had abstained on the conference for newly elected officials. He also wanted it clear that the right-of-way for frontage roads was at the curvature east of the intersection, not at the inter- section, Armstrong moved., seconded by Mottaz, that the minutes of the January 16 meeting, as amended, be approved. Motion carried. 4-0. Certificates of Appreciation - Dale Furstenberg and Gary Swansons Mayor Arm- strong presented. Certificates of Appreciation to the two lleputy.Sheriffs who serve the dity. Industrial Revenue Bonds, Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumbers David Kluender, the City's bond counsel, fr:3m Briggs and Morgan, presented the Frond Resolution for Industrial Development Revenue Note, Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumber, Inc. Project. Mayor Armstrong and Attorney Raleigh explained the City's risk and the effect of -these bonds for the applicant. Pott examined, the building playas for the improvement. The Council discussed the reduction In the total bond amount from the preliminary request, Del Alzen, accountant for Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumber, was present to answer questions. RESOLU`tTON R-22-11s Pott moved., seconded. by Armstrong, that the Council adopt Resolution R-79-11, the Bond Resolution for $820#000 in Industrial Development Revenue Note for Lake Elmo Hardwood, Lumber, Inc. , Project, Motion carried 4-0. Dave Schumann - Pierre's Body Shop/D.J.'s Body Shops Mr. Schumann advised the Council that he had purchased Pierre's Body shop at 8910 Hudson Blvd..; and. that he wanted a Special Use Permit to operate it. After some dis- cussion® Armstrong moved that the Council adopt RFSOLtTION R-79-12, granting a. Special Use Permit, subject to the Following conditions 1. The applicant submit a revised sketch plan showing location of buildings, parking areas for employees and vehicles to be serviced, lighting, fence, screening, landscaping, property with respect to highways; 2. The operation is subject to a maximum of six cars under repair at any one time; 3. The applicant provides 12 narking places: 2 for employees, 6 for cars under repair, 4 for customers; 4. Hours of operation will be 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., maximum; 5. The applicant provide towing services only for purposes of repair, not as a service independent of repair; 6. The permit be subject to annual renewal; 7. The permit is void if transferred or leased; 8. The applicant must apply for a separate Special Use Permit for a sign. Mottaz seconded the motion. Motion carried. 4-0.