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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 3, 1981 -3- PUBLIC INQUIRIES: Mayor Eder expressed concern about the location of the trailers and their proximity to Highway 12 right-of-way. Mr. Patti said he plans to put 12 units on the property then try to sublease it. The Council informed Mr. Patti that a CUP is not transferable; and anyone he would lease to would have to apply for a permit in their own name. Patti Homes would then relinquish their permit. The Council asked to review the Patti Homes file and their sketch plan before taking action. They requested Mr'. Patti come back at 9:15 p.m. ENGINEER'S REPORT: A. Waterline Extension - Engineer Bohrer reviewed the Feasibility Study. The City .received.another petition,,,from Gene Peltier, for extending the waterline. The total estimated project cost for the watermain and service is $74,640. Much of the cost is attributed to the location of the line (along the westerly r-o-w of Lake Elmo 'Avenue) and because the benefitting property is only on the east side of Lake Elmo Avenue (Lake Elmo lies to the west). 450 of the cost is for restoring Lake Elmo Avenue after construction. The Engineer then reviewed pressure flow, pipe size alternatives and his recommendations. The Council discussed the possiblity of running the line along the east side of Lake Elmo Avenue. Fraser moved, seconded by Novak, to adopt R-81-15, a Resolution to accept the petition from Gene Peltier., combine the three petitions for the watermaini extension, accept the Feasibility Study, and order a public hearing for March 17, 1981, at 8 p.m. Motion Carried 4-0. B. 1981 TKDA Wage Schedule - The Council reviewed the wage schedule and expressed no objection to the schedule as presented. C. MSA #1 - Engineer Bohrer reported that the City is eligible for $215,000 in MSA funds '. He advised the Council this is the time of year to designate the streets that are eligilble for funding, and that delay in action could result in a 6.70 loss of funds. Fraser favored a workshop session to familarize the Council with eligible streets, County plans and an over-all street plan. The Council agreed. The Council decided to discuss MDS funding and roads with the Planning Commission at their joint meeting March 23. D. Policy - Ponding for Buildings in Subdivision Where Not Provided - Overall Drainage Plan for the Old Village. - Administrator Whittaker reviewed current policy covering site and building plan re-Tiew of areas where no on -site ponding was provided during platting,