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MINUTES, LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL, JANUARY 15. 1980 Page 4 CIMARRON, Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to approve the Minor Subdivision of Tract 1 and Tract 2 subject to the ordinance requirements being ful-filled, central water and sewer are provided to Tract I and permanent access easements be obtained. Resolution 80-'7-adopted by a 5-0 vote. Site and building plan approval will be reviewed when application for a building permit is made. The Council approved the site plan concept, The Administrator will send a letter listing all the specific re- quirements needed. RIDGEWAY DRIVE: Two residents, Mr, Olson and Mr. Kaeold, are willing to pay the $308 fee for vacating Ridgeway Drive. Mr. Kaufold stated he has contacted the majority of the property owners and five residents are willing to pay their share. The two residents at the end of Ridgeway Drive gain very little property and feel the cost is hieber than the benefit, Armstrong recommended vacating all but the area abutting the City Park (the area adjacent to the last two lots). The City will incorporate this portion into Tablyn Park. Vacation costs on -these parceplo will come out of the Park Budget. All of Ridgeway Drive will be vacated. except -the last two parcels. Pott moved, seconded by Armstrong, to adopt Resolution 80- $, vacating Ridgeway Drive, and repeal Resolution 78-28. Motion carried 4-Owl, Novak abstained. VDWD - PROJFUT 1005 AND REGIONAL PARK COMMENTS: The Administrator asked the Council approval to include interest on the bill for pass -through costs to Valley Branch, The Council, decided to charge 101/6 interest on all, unpaid bills. The Administrator will send. a letter to the Valley Branch Watershed stating the City of Lake Elmo supports their position on the Regional Park. GARY SWANSON - WASHINGTON COUNTY DEPUTY: Deputy Swanson asked the hours that Brooks Superetto would be open. He felt there could be some juvenile problems. He also asked the Council to draft an ordinance relating to 48 hour parking on residential streets. The ordinance would provide) any vehicle left on a. residential street, without being moved .for over 48 hours is subject to being tagged and towed. Armstrong moved, seconded by Pott, to have the Administrator draft an ordinance regulating maximum 48 hour parking on residential streets. Motion carried 5-0. This will be ready for the next meeting. CONSERVENCY REGULATION PROPOSALSt The Council reviewed the Plannerfs letter out- lining the alternatives for surveying wetlands, The Planning Commission recommended Alternative 2 or 3. Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve Alternate 1. Motion carried 4-1. Novak voting nay. Novak felt the City should either spend the maximum to identify'the wetland areas and utberthe information as a tool in solving Lake Elmole chronic wetland problems or reject all the alternatives. Alternative 1 is not enough and oonsiders this money ill spent. The City has access to the maps in Alternative I now.