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MIAMTES, LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL, JANUARY 1,5, 1980 Pane 2 BUILDING INSPECTOR: Armstrong moved, seconded by Mottaz, to pay Peter Kluepel 80%, of the permit fees for all permits taken out after January .18, 1930, until. t^e new inspector starts working for the cities, as total com- peneation for all reviews, inspections, and expenses. Motion carried II-0. HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE: Whittaker explained that the group health and. €Troup life insurance program sponsored by the Leamie of Minnesota Cities would coat the per employee costs of the City and greatly, reduce the premiums paid by the employees; but would cost the Citr an additional $5.04 in insurance premiums in 1980. FIe encoaratred the Colzncil to adopt; [.he Leapue plan, as it provides equal or better coverage at PTeat savings to City employees. Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, that the City adopt: Resolution 80-6, 1 a Resolution adipt:up• the League of Minnesota Cities Insurance Trust Agreement; for the Group Medical and Group Life Insurance Plan, and to pay tie difference in premium. Motion carried4-0. T.fie Council adjourned. to Marco Polo's for dinner at, 5:55 P.M. e N;, , - G `.Phe Council reconvened in the City Bell at ?:�)2 p.m. Councilman Pott in attendance B.EALMEIN REQUEST: Mr, Everett Beaubein requested Council approval in order to cor— rect the legal descriptions of land parcels belonginp to his daughter and him. The parcels were divided four years ago, approved by the Council, and registered at the City Office. The legal descriptions were recorded on the wrong parcels. Mr.. Beaubein stated this was an error on the part of the City Attorney. Die to a chantm in the law it is necessary for Mr. Beaubein to obtain City Council approval to file, the corrected deeds and transfer title to the correct owners, Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to approve the signatures on the Beaubein deeds thus allowing them to be filed with the County Recorder. These are corrective deeds, with the Council permitting transfer of title, but not: attesting to the buildability of the parcels or boundary lines, Motion carried 5-0. At such time as parcel A would be sold the City would have the authority to place restrictions on the buildability of the lot. JERRY SCHI)PSKY — FOXFIRE ROTATES: The Council requested Mr. Sohifsky come in and the discuss the problems with the gate at -the south of Boxfire and the stone pillars that are on City right—of—way. Mr. Schifsky explained that the placement and. construction of the gate met with the Engineer's approval. Since that time the fence on either side of the gate has been vandalized and cars are, again using this for access to Highway 36. Mr. Schifsky suggested boulders be placed on C either side of the gate. This met with. Council. agreement, and a motion of approval will be given when the Engineer and Nilding Inspector have given their approval. Mr. Schifsky requested release of hi.s $5000 bond. The final condition of the Engineer, removing the brush pile, has been completed. Mayor Armstrong questioned the pillars and. the City's liability since they are on City right—of—way. Mr. Schifsky stated Foxfire oarrie 1 million> dollars in liability, with a 1 million dollar umbrella. Also, his carrier advised him responsibility lies with the individual if he leaves the roadway. Ile stated they will carry a separate flyer, if necessary, until the final lot is sold,