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RODERICK A. LAWSON <br />DONALD T. RALEIGH <br />RAYMOND O. MARSHALL <br />LAWSON, RALEIGH 8. MARSHALL, P.A. <br />LAWYERS <br />3625 LAKE ELMO AVENUE NORTH <br />LAKE ELMO, MINNESOTA 5SO42 <br />(612) 777-6960 <br />November 10, 1978 <br />Mr. Laurence Whittaker <br />Administrative Assistant <br />11194 Upper 33rd Street North <br />Lake Elmo, Minnesota 55042 <br />REUBEN G. THOREEN 1912-1967 <br />MILTON LINDBLOOM 1925-1936 <br />CHESTER S.WILSON 1915-1977 <br />Re: Recodification and Revision of Subdivision and Zoning Ordinance <br />Dear Larry: <br />The purpose of this letter, is to confirm my understanding that <br />we will proceed with recodification of the existing City Code to <br />include amendments which have been passed since 1974 as well as the <br />technical corrections made necessary by State Law Amendments, obvious <br />errors in 74 Code, and other such matters. <br />We will include in the recodification the new subdivision ordinance <br />which has been approved by the Citv Council. <br />In this way, we will avoid the cost of publishing the subdivision <br />ordinance in a newspaper. You will recall our discussion relating to <br />"publishing". Within the meaning of the statute City ordinances may be' <br />11published" in two ways. They may be published by printing in the official <br />newspaper or they may be published by being printed in book or <br />pamphlet form in sufficient quantities to be generally available to the <br />public. In the latter case, only a notice of availability need be published <br />in the official newspaper. I assume that would cost at least $1,500.00 <br />which should be less than the cost of printing and distributing a new <br />code including the new subdivision ord inance . <br />In printing the new code and subdivision ordinance, we will pring <br />the zoning ordinance as it exists on this date, then, when the new <br />zoning ordinance is completed - presumably within the next three or <br />four months - we can simply prepare and distribute a new code including <br />the new zoning ordinance. The cost of printing and distributing a new <br />code including the new zoning ordinance would probably be substantially <br />less than publishing the new zoning ordinance in the official newspaper. <br />Yours u y, <br />Donald T. Raleigh <br />DTR : ms <br />