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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, JANUARY 5, 1982 L. Mining Permits - (1) Hammes - Whittaker reported that the operation and premises have been inspected by the Building Inspector, who found the area adequately fenced and in compliance with the conditions of the permit. He did note a pile of concrete,that belongs to the County and was to be removed last year, still has not been removed. The County has indicated they have contracted to have this crushed and are �a.ithholding partial payment pending completion of this work. Hammes are not responsible for this. --Mottaz - send a letter to the County indicating the storage of the concrete is putting Hamme's in violation of their permit and request they take care of the work this spring. --Whittaker - recommended that mining permits be reviewed in the spring or early fall, when weather conditions are more favorable. The Council agreed. M/S/P Morgan/Novak to renew the Hammes mining permit until September 1, 1982, and pro -rate the fees; and apply these same regulations to the Schaefer Mining Permit. M/S/P Mottaz/Morgan to have the Administrator draft an Ordinance requiring mining permits be reviewed for renewal September 1 of each year. 6. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES - PARKS AND PLANNING COMMISSION: Whittaker distributed an outline of the goals and objectives for the two Commissions and asked the Council to review them for discussion January 19. Procedures for hearings will be ready for the January 19 meeting. 7. APPOINTMENTS - COMMISSIONS: M/S/P Mottaz/Novak to table Parki.and Planning Commission Appointments until January 19, 1982. DINNER BREAK - BEN'S ELMO INN Mayor Eder reconvened the meeting at 8:00 p.m. 8. FIRE DEPARTMENT ANNUAL REPORT - CHIEF BRUCE KUETTNER: Delayed until later in meeting. 9. PUBLIC INQUIRIES: 1. Ed Nielsen - Mr. Nielsen submitted a check from Lehart F'riefrich_ for land rental. Mr. Friedrich donated his time and materials to put in a crop for four acres of park land that the City normally expends for feeding wildlife in the park. This resulted in a .$295.50 donation to the City. M/S/P Mottaz/Morgan to send a letter of appreciation acknowledging Lehart Friedrich's contribution.