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MINUTES, LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL February 19, 1980 page five (Oakdale Plan, continued) 4. The bike trails should fit into the County and Regional framework, as Lake Elmo plans no trails except that which might be imposed on the City by Mn/DOT along I-94. The trail on 15th street may not be appropriate as the County intends to abandon 15th when the Regional Park is developed. 5. The Council encouraged Oakdale to consider the ability of the downstream system to handle projected surface water run-off in their surface water plan. The administrator is to remind Oakdale that Lake Elmo is trying to keep the rate and volume of run-off at pre -development levels. The plan is in all other ways acceptable to the City of Lake Elmo. E. Mahtomedi Comp. Plan - The Council agreed the only concern over this proposed plan is surface water run-off. The Administrator is to write to Mahtomedi expressing our desire that they hold the rate and volume of surface water run-off to pre --development levels. F. Business Plan - Whittaker advised the Council that he had met with Laura Fraser, of the Businessmen's Association, and indicated he would like them to work with the Planning Commission on an over- dl plan for the business district. 48 HOUR PARKING ORDINANCE: Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, that the City adopt ORDINANCE 7904, an Ordinance limiting parking to 48 hours. Motion carried 5-0. CONTRACT WITH BRUCE ROSENAU for Building Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer: Whittaker explained the terms and conditions of the contract. Pott asked that eligibility for compensatory time be decided by the City Administrator, that a limit of $200.00 per year be placed on the allowance for education; and that the City's personnel policies be referenced on the last page. Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, that the City accept the contract as amended and authorize the Mayor and Administrator to sign it on behalf of the City. Motion carried 5-0. HONORARIUM, LOU BRACKE: Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to grant 2/3 of a $50.00 honorarium to Lou Bracke for his assitance in testing and interviewing the candidates for Code Enforcement Officer; the balance to be paid by Mahtomedi. Motion carried 5-0. SHORELAND ORDINANCE: Consdieration postponed until March 4, 1980. VALLEY BRANCH WATERSHED DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Morgan moved, seconded by Pott, to recommend the reappointment of Charles Taylor to the Committee. Motion carried 5-0. COMBINED FEES: Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, that the City adopt a policy permitting the Administrator to charge the one largest fee when a party is applying for two permits or actions which can be handled as one application for notification, hearing, and adrdnistrat ve purposes. Motion carried 5-0.