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Minutes of the Lake Elmo City Council, June 5, 1979 -2- 's Green Acres - Bond Release - Armstrong moved, Pott seconded to release the Development Bond for Springborn's Green Acres, in the amount of $19,134-40. Motion carried 5-0. Marilyn Banister will write a letter to Washington Federal stating the City agrees to the release. E. General - Engineers Report Beutal Pond - The DER permit will be in the Administrators office this week for signature. Hard Driveway - the preliminary lime for the driveway has been set and al ernatives suggested. There is a natural drainage depression which will require fill. Also consideration is to be given the request for a foot bridge to be constructed over the fork. James Kaufhold questioned the City's decision regarding the Hardy drive- way. He feels this will create more traffic flow into the Tablyn area and the residents should be made aware of this action. In this instance the City does not have to contact residents. The Engineer will compile an estimate of materials for the next meeting, after which scheduling can be done with the National Guard. MnDot - The engineer presented a MnDot program for correcting regulatory signs on City Streets. A copy of the report will be sent to the Maintenance Committee for review. Park She Bid 0 enin Schedule - Armstrong moved, Morgan seconded to set the Park Shelter Bi Opening for June 21, 1979, at 3:30 p.m. Motion carried 5-0. The bids will be opened in the City Office. The bids will be considered on June 26, 1979, at 5:00 p.m. at a Special Council meeting. Park Shelter Aire-He94- cdd+%� - Engineer Bohrer distributed the bid advertisements approved 7 3/79 or the ire Eall addition. They will appear in local papers starting Monday. VALI-HI DRIVE IN: Dale Fuearstenberg reported that the drive-in will not hire an authorized deputy, except for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The SUP stipulates a deputy will be on duty whenever the theatre is operating. The City Attorney advised the City has the authority to cite the operators for violations until the requirement is met. Legal action to close the theatre will begin if the requirement continues to be ignored. 197E FLOOD ASSESSMENT ROSTER: Armstrong moved, Morgan seconded, to approve all property xo ary to the Tri-Lakes. This will include Foxfire Estates and Springborn's Green Acres. Motion carried 5-0 PROJECT 1005: In the opinion of Attorney Ray Marshall, Project 1005 will be delayed a minimum of three weeks before VB will assume the project. This is providing the managers order the project. The City understood VB would take over once the project was ordered. George Hedges stated that before VB can assume the responsibility, their engineer will have to prepare plans, specs, and bids; prepare a cost es- timate; get Bond Council; and secure bonding for the $77,000. Hedges did say the managers could vote monies from their Administrative Fund to ease the City's financial burden. No action can be taken until the Managers make a decision.