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SPECIAL LAKE E]:,MO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JULY 29, 1980 Mayor Armstrong called the meeting to order at 5:15 p.m. CIMARRON NPDES PERMIT: The Council reviewed the letter to Pollution Control from Valley Branch, dated July 29, 1980. The Council agreed Valley Branch covered all the concerns of the City. Pott moved, seconded by Morgan, to have the Administrator write Mn/PCA supporting the Valley Branch Watershed District comments concerning Cimarron"s NPDES Permit No. Mn. 0050636. Motion carried 5-0. ENGINEER'S REPORT: A. MSA Project #1 - The low bid to complete the project was $114,000, Before work can commence the City will have to acquire the necessary r-o w and resolve the question of the 40 mph curves, required by the State. (The City submitted a design calling for 30 mph curves.) Engineer Bohrer recommended the Council delay awarding the contract until after he meets with Mn/DOT. Mottaz moved, seconded by Pott, to hold awarding the MSA contract until after negotiations with Pin/DOT. Motion carried 5-0. Maynard Eder suggested the City investigate a reduced speed zone (30 mph) on Lake Jane Trail. He also requested that when the City meets with the Highway Department, affected property owners also,be present. The Council opposes the large amount of agricultural land the 40 mph curve would require and agreed 40 mph would exceed a safe sped for this area. Also, the new DNR boat launch on Lake Jane Trail should be taken into consideration for the reduced speed zone, The Council instructed the City Engineer and City Attorney to see if Lake Jane Trail (old 45th St.) meets the statutory requirement for 30 mph, due to its urban density. Armstrong moved seconded by Morgan, to adopt Resolution 80-46, requesting the Commissioner of Transportation to establish a speed zone on Lake Jane Trail, 45th Julep and 46th Streets. Motion carried 5-0. B. Derrick Land Simple Lot Division - The Engineer reported there is 1 acre of dry land on each site large enough for two drainfields. lie also found no problems with the perc test rates or soil borings. Morgan moved, seconded by Pott, to adopt Resolution 80-41, subdividing Lot 8, Block 1, DeMontreville highlands 6th .Ad- dition. Motion carried 5,0. As such time a permit is applied for, the Building Inspector will determine the lots will be adequate to handle the size of the home. BALL TOURNAMENT LIQUOR LICENSE - HIDDEN VALLEY LOUNGE: The present Ordinance makes it illegal to grant a temporary liquor license in a public park.