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9/15/81 CITY COUNCIL <br />14. EPA GRANTS - 201-1982: Discussed earlier with Comp Plan suspension. <br />i. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: <br />A. Fall Clean -UP - The Council aqreed to the schedule, as <br />outlined; ' <br />M/S/P Mottaz/Morgan to conduct the Fall Clean.:�Up as outlined in <br />the Administrators Memo of September 10, 1981 - Fall Clean -Up. <br />B. Compensation Plan Status � Discussed earlier. <br />_n _.__..T� <br />C. Street Light Petition <br />Mottaz recommended a-e err-ing new street light installations until <br />a Street Light Policy is established. <br />The Council tabled the issue until October 6. <br />D. 1006 Assessment , <br />--Whittaker suggested that any area that is suppose to be contribu- <br />tory after the year 2000 be eliminated. He noted corrections to <br />maps, and went over the Assessment Hearing Notice. <br />--Novak - to big of a project; too expensive. Really hits people <br />with open land - will force people off their land. Should not be <br />extra run-off if the City policy of ponding is enforced. <br />The project should not be based on highest development. <br />--Mottaz - has voted in support of the preliminary studies; but <br />has always urged that an effort be made to purchase storage sites <br />at the inlet, starting as far north as possible and purchase storage <br />sites all the way along. Project should not be designed to handle <br />an absolute maximum that would ever occur within the District. Will <br />personally oppose the project - too massive, not trying to handle <br />the water in the most economical way, not fair consideration given <br />to the policy of Lake Elmo to preserve agricultural land. <br />Tom Armstrong addressed the Council on the 1006 Project, stating a <br />citizens group is being formed to oppose the project. He listed <br />the officials -who are backing the opposition and reviewed the history <br />of the Cttys's involvement with the District and their engineers, <br />stating $500,000 was the cost of the project presented to the City. <br />Mr. Armstrong requested the Council take the following action; <br />1. Rescind R-80-28A - Calling for 'Valley Branch Watershed District <br />to undertake certain improvements in the City of Lake Elmo and the <br />town of West Lakeland; and R-81-58 - I-94 VBWD Preliminary Fund Petition, <br />2. Request that the Cbunty Board consult with the City of Lake Elmo <br />before reappointing or appointing anyone to the Manager position, <br />presently held by Mr. Richard Murray. (The City was never consulted <br />on the appointment of Mr. Murray.) <br />Eder (former Watershed Manager) - the additional item about (dowering) <br />Lake Elmo through Tartan was suppose to be informational when I was <br />still on (the Board) through April. This is not related to Project <br />1006, as it was petitioned, <br />Eder suggested that the City say that the Watershed District has to <br />stick with 1006 and have to, obviously, find an assessment procedure <br />that is consistent with the zoning. $5,000,000 to put that pipe through <br />Tartan Park and Take Elmo was not what was requested. <br />