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CITY COUNCIL MINUTES, SEPTEMBER 4, 1979 -4- Fire Hall — The Engineer contacted Mr. Seigfried about the work sc eidi "iu e. Mr. Seigfried will give this project priority until completion. Completion should be by October 15. NEW BUSINESS: A. Offt — release of Lots in Lanes DeMontreville Country Club for Auction Mr. Offt owns eight lots and is requesting the City release four adjoining lots for auction. The Park Commission is not interested in the property. Pott moved, seconded by Armstrong, to approve release of lots 526 and 527 and 612 and 613, Lanes DeMontreville Country Club Addition, for auction. Motion carried 4-1. Johnson opposed. Johnson feels the City should retain the lots for future lake access. Road Vacation in Lanes DeMontreville — Only part of Argyle can be vaca7ed. Tennetcannot e vaca e as it services four homes. The Administrator suggested the Council call a hearing on these vacations. The Council agreed to call one later. B. DeMontreville Access Parking — The City is not going to purchase ad"di iona proper y; e par ng in the area seems improved. No Action (This item is in response to County's letter on request for parking area.) C. Shoreland Ordinance — A Special Use Permit has been required in e pas or any a eration of the topography. Any type of building is considered an alteration of the topography. The intent of the Ordinance is to limit soil erosion and sedimentation and to assure no more than 33f of the lot is covered with an impervious surface. The Administrator suggested the Council amend out the requirement for SUP's in the Shoreland Management Ordinance. Permits in the Flood Plain would still require hearings and Special Use Permits. Others would simply require Engineer's review and Council approval. This meets with approval of the City Attorney. Pott moved, seconded by Mottazy to eliminate the requirement for Special Use Permits in the Shoreland Management Ordinance. Motion carried 4-0. Armstrong abstained. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: A. Frozen Main Repairs — There are 14 homes in the City that have frozen warmer 'mains every winter. Three of these homes are on County road 17; and freeze because the County cut the road down. The Administrator will advise the County; and see what their policy is Correction 9/18/79 and ask that the County repair them.* The remaining homes will be Ldd—Whittaker sug— repaired by the City as they are a result of the City cutting down the ;ested, ... road, and, road.* Two of the homes will be charged for the work because they installed poor service lines. Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve the project for the water main improvement. The cost will be paid for out of the Water Fund with those home owners having poor installation being responsible for their own repair. Motion carried 5-0. B. Plow Frames — Mottaz moved, seconded by Pott, to approve the A miss ra ors recommendation to put a new plow frame on the new dump truck. Motion carried 5-0. C. Water Meters — Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve purchase oF=new water meters at $42.00 each. Motion carried 5-0.