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CITY COUNCIL MEETING - 2/15/83 Page three B. Ordinance 7940, Codify Chapter 200 of Municipal Code - Whittaker stated changes: who can call a meeting- special meeting provisions made in line with State statute; written notice paragraph changed; Fire Department's chain of command; and fire fighters have to obey traffic laws. M/S/P Morgan/Mazzara to adopt Ordinance 7940 which amends and codifies Chapter 200 of the Muni;eipAl Code of Lake Elmo. (5 ayes) C. Ordinance 7941, Codify Chapter 100 of Municipal Code - Whittaker indicated that fees adopted by ordinance in lieu of resolution, Chapter 105 is added for this purpose, bd1ding permit fees are based on value using UBC and Building Code Standard, Plan Check Fee is up to 65% of building fee to be consistent with State code, and changes would roughly double permit fees if all added.up; dog licenses are annual and for dogs 6 months or older; parking lot permit f€:e is new. M/S/P Morgan/Mazzara to adopt Ordinance 7941 which amends, adds Section 105, and codifies Chapter 100 of the Municipal Code of Lake Elmo. (5 ayes) D. Ordinance 7942 - Dog Licenses - Deferred to 3/l/83 meeting. E. Ordinance 7943 - License Ordinance - Defered to 3/1/83 meeting. F. Ordinance 7944 - Target Ranges - Deferred to 3/15/83 meeting. M/S/P Fraser/Mazarra to defer above Items D, E and F to 3/1, 3/1 and 3/15 City Council meetings, respectively. (5 ayes) ( G. Lee Annett, Development Agreement for House Moving - Final version of. Development Agreement was presented. Morgan said he looked it over and had no questions. Whittaker,in answer to Eder's question, said deposit is only required for road damage; attorney said bond is not required under present ordinance. M/S/P Morgan/Fraser to enter .into a Development Agreement between Lee W. Annett and the City of Lake Elmo to move a house from Section 32 to 8875 North 27th Street in the City of Lake Elmo. (5 ayes) H. Hammes/Auth Agreement - Mr. Auth has proposed to pay Hammes $1,500 for damages and storage of the concrete pile, leaving crushing and disposition of the concrete to Hammes. This clears up Hammes' problem with Tom Auth and the County, but does not rid the City of the concrete piles. e Fraser - This would. release the leverage Lake Elmo now has with the County; shouldn't the City hold the $1,500 until the concrete is of such size to be saleable? o Dorothy Lyons - He's received his money already, but County has bond. We have to get job where concrete can be utilized (I-94 is possibility); concrete would then be crushed to smaller size, mixed with materials and used on site immediately; can't be crushed until that time. e Bohrer - Person who gets bid for I-94 will get bid for salvaged concrete. (Lyons - Our pit is open to any of the bidders for I-94.) ( e Eder - How big is pile? (Hammes - 12' high x 100' wide x several hundred feet long) (Bohrer - That's approximately 9,000 cu. yds.) o Eder - We should amend present performance bond ($5K) to include this.