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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 3, 1981 Mayor Eder called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. Councillors in attendance: Novak, Fraser, and Mottaz, Also, Administrator Whittaker and Engineer Bohrer. AGENDA: Additions: Supplemental Heater; Fuel Tanks; Street Sweeping Laura Fraser asked the Council to address deferring the sale of the Old Town hall site under Office Remodeling and add Park Commission Minutes and Agendas. Novak moved, seconded by Mottaz, to accept the Agenda as amended. Motion carried 4-0. MINUTES: February 17, 1981 - Correction on Page 1, last paragraph, .....This amount can be deducted from the $900..... Mottaz moved, seconded by Fraser, to approve the minutes of February 17, 1981, as amended. Motion carried 4-0. PARK LAND DEDICATION: Mottaz asked for agenda time to discuss land value computation. The _Council agreed. The Administrator will put this on the next agenda. CLAIMS: The Council discussed the Youth Service Bureau appropriation, Claim 81216, and agreed to pay $2,720 (1/2 the amount) in March and the remaining half July 1st. The Council asked the Administrator to verify if the $310 to Serco Labs, Little Sunfish Project, is included in the assessment for the project. Fraser moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve Claims 81199 thru 81.230, as amended. Morton carried 4-0. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMRENDATIONS: A. Site and Building Plan, Brookfield II - The Council reviewed the PZC recommendatior} and`; sitipulations, to approve the plan. The Administrator reported that the parking spaces, size of spaces and planting islands have been resolved with the Building *amended Inspector and the developer.*The number of parking spaces was reduced 3/17/81 to 69 for the first building, parking spaces will be 9'x20' with 24' Engineer Bohrer addressed the drainage question. He and Tom Noyes aisles, and Brookfield'.s Engineer, discussed the current City criteria for [-he planting ponding requirements and agreed on '.a method for calculating the zalands will ponding. A letter outlining the volume required for a single :)e at the pond in the lst Addition of Brockman Addition, will be sent by and of the Mr. Noyes. aisles. Don Raleigh said Mr. Noyes conclusion will show that the pond, which had been approved for construction in the Brockman Addition 2nd Addition, would have more capacity than is required for the 1st Addition. The developers have agreed to construct as much of the pond as is required to accomodate the 1st Addition, per the engineer's calculations.