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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, SEPTEMBER lb, 1980 -3- PARK COMMISSION: Capital Improvement Plan Councilman Morgan passed out tie Capital Improvement Program and Budget for the parks. No additional General Fund Revenues are requested. He asked the Council to review and comment on the proposal. The Council and the Park Commission will meet jointly October 21 for recommendations and approval of the 5 year Capital Improvement Project Plan for Parks and the 1981 Park Budget. The Administrator will review the Council and Park minutes and verify what Master- Park Plans have been approved. Lions Rark�Tennis Courts Estimated cost to resurface the tennis courts at Lion's Park is $5,000 to $6,000. Armstrong moved, seconded by Novak, to authorize the Administrator to secure bids on resurfacing the tennis courts at Lions Parka Motion carried 5-0. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING BUDGET AND 1981 BUDGET HEARING: Mayor Armstrong opened the hearinq at 8:13 p.m. Administrator Whittaker reviewed the proposed budget and levy limit with the Council. Whittaker explained the necessity of raising the levy limit due to nonavailablility.of Federal Revenue Funds in 1981. Mayor Armstrong delayed further discussion on this until the remaining agenda items were heard. Mayor Armstrong closed the hearing at_8:18 p.m. VERLIN HANSON: Administrator Whittaker recommended the Council hear Mr. Verlin Hanson should he come in. He has not responded to the Administrator's letters, indicating his portion of the Ridgeway Drive Vacation will be certified to his 1981 tax statement. Mr. Hanson did not appear at the meeting in response to notice of his right to a hearing. KEN CARROLL: The Council reviewed and considered Mr. Carroll`s request for a change in his hourly rate for 1981. Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to set the pay rate for General Maintenance Operator at $6.75 per hour. Motion carried 5-0. RICHARD RASMUSSEN - PUBLIC HEARING - VARIANCE FOR 2 STORY GARAGE GREATER THAN 14' at 2134 LEGION LANE NO. Mayor Armstrong opened the hearing at 8:30 p.m. The proposed garage will be 24' x 38' with a 12' x 24' overhead storage area. The peak of the roof will be 17' high with a 6/12 pitch to match the house. The exterior finish will match the house. The peak of the garage will be 4 to 5' lower than the street and 10' lower than the house. The terrain around the house makes it necessary to locate the building 58 ft. east of the present garage. The garage will be used to store collector cars.