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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, NOVEMBER 16, 1982 15. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: C. MPELRA"Seminar - Seminar will be held December 10. Whittaker wwM_ attend and asked other interested Council member to contact him for reservations before the deadline. F. Up Coming_ Workshop's and Hearings Land Use P3aOR g—Words` oFi p - will be held November 30. This is open to citizens, Council and Planning Commission members. B. Airport Noise Guidelines Hearing - Met Council will hold ttie pudic Fearing December 16;`- Cities will be expected to adopt the guidelines,z_then require residents near the airport(s) to insulate their homes against noise and/or not build in the noise zone. --Whittaker - has the same feeling on the guildlines as the Airport Zoning Standards --the people causing the problem are not paying for the solution. The people flying planes, running airports, and collecting the revenues are not paying to guard against the noise or solve the problem. Several `'airport bommunities''-have appraisedi:the Met`Council_of their concern; yet, this was not addressed or acknowleded in the guidelines. Whittaker urged City representation at the hearing to reinforce Lake Elmo's position on this concern. --Fraser - would like to review the guidelines and have more information before taking an official pa'Sition. --Whittaker will send out a copy of the guidelines. 6. TOM SWENO AND HARRY JOHNSON - PUBLIC HEARING FOR SHORELAND PERMIT AND VARIANCE AT 8076 HILL TR.' N. LANES DEMONTREVILLE: Mayor Eder opened the hearing at'7:30 p.m. Pr. Sweno is proposing to build a new three;%bedhoomwhouse at�the above:address,-located_on=:cthe site,of an existing house, with the following variances: Lot size (.50a from required 1.50 acres); drainfield to be 10' from house where 20' is required; house to be located 75" from high water mark where 100' is required; and lot with to be 110' where 125' is required. The DNR letter of November 1, 1982, to James McNamara, supported the variances and expressed no additional concerns. The City Engineer's recommendations were outlined in his letter of October 27, 1982, as follows: Se tic System Design- 1. A 1,200 gallon capacity tank be required. 2. 1,002 sq. ft. of trench area be required for a 3 bedroom house; with the length of each trench increased to 54ft. instead of 50 ft. as proposed. 3. The bottom of the drainfield be no lower than elevation 934. 4. As the existing drainfield is located in the same location as the proposed field, the existinq drainfield and drain rock should be completely removed and bac.kfilled with soil having a perc rate of at least 16 mpi. Site 17-The existing row of evergreen trees between the existing house and the lake remain in place to screen the house from the lake. 2. No filling can occur in the existing drainage swale running along the north property line. 3. The bottom trench elevation of 934 be staked in the bottom of each trench by a surveyor or engineer during construction. 4. The existing septic tank and pump station be abandoned by removing the covers and filling them with compacted soil.