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CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 5, 1983 -12- ]3. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT; A. Firemen Is -Spaghetti Dinner - ( M/S/P Morgan/Fraser to approve a temporary non -intoxicating malt liquor license to the Lake Elmo Firemen for their Spaghetti Dinner. Carried 5-0. B. Coun:�ssessment Program - Whittaker reported that the Couney-Ras proposed legislation that would permit them to assess for improvements within City boundaries. C. Code Books - Council members who want their Code Books up -dated should bring them into the City Office. 14. MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS: A. Soo Line Trail to St. Paul - The Council expressed no opposition to t e proposed extension of the Trail. B. Clean -Up Day - M/S/P Morgan/Dunn to set May 7, 1983 as Lake Elmo's Annual Clean Up Day. Carried 5-0. The Council agreed that the Administrator should continue to work with the Eagle Scout who is interested in setting up a recycling project during the May 7 clean-up. C. Maintenance Department Work Plan - Whittaker distributed the Summer Work Plan -for the Maintenance Department. Any questions should be brought to the Administrator, not the Maintenance Foreman. The plan was also forwarded to the Park Commission D. Lake Jane Landfill - Morgan expressed concern about the County rs proposed program to aereate the polluted water from the landfill and run it through the Lake Jane pipe to City Park pond. He cautioned that rigid monitoring is program is impara tive. Whittaker will contact Valley Branch to verify if they gave permission to the County to use the pipe and also contact Bob Lockyear of the County and remind him that the City should be consulted and apprised of any activity proposed to take place on City property. E. Loyalty Day - The Council aareed to proclaim April,28, 1983, Lake E mty Dad',:, F. East Area Section - The Council instructed the Administrator to notify the St. Pau Dispatch/Pioneer Press that the City disagrees with the papers proposed division of news areas for the East Area Section. The logical area of division would be I-94, not the C&NW tracks. JIM BURNS,, 11140 20th ST. CT: Mr. Burns requested that the Council prohibit his neighbor (Diane & Dave Morgan) from constructing a fence along their property line to the edge of the cul-de-sac pavement. He indicated this would create a hardship to him.because he would have no place to pile his snow. He presented several diagrams showing the location of home and configuration of his lot. He also questioned the radius of the cul-de-sac - it is not the 60, that was indicated on his plat survey. (Property is in the Schwartz/ Martinco Plat)