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LAKE ELMO COUNCIL MEETING, JUNE 7, 1983 -5- �`I AGENDA CHANGES: The Council agreed to alter the Agengd sequence and review the Brass Permit and the Jane Road Improvement Study Petition before the Council Reports. 13. ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: I. Petition for Improvement Study on Jane Road N. - The Council accepted a petition from residents along the unimproved portion of Jane Rd. N. requesting a study for determining a cost estimate for improving that portion of Jane Rd. N. The cost of the study was not to exceed $200 with the petitioners agreeing to split the $200 cost. Wicn John, resident and petitioner, submitted the peition and requested that the Council consider, should the improvement be ordered, assessing the benefitted property owners on a per lot basis rather than on front footage. The Council recommended that the petitioners submit their desired method of assessment in writing before the assessment hearing. M/S/P Eder/Fraser to accept the Cost Estimate Study petition for possible improvement to the unimproved portion of Jane Rd. N. and instruct the City Engineer to prepare a cost estimate study at a cost not to exceed $200. Carried 4-0. { L. William Brass - Shoreland Permit - Mr. Brass requires a Shoreland Permit to construct a garage within 1000' of Lake Jane. No variances are required and the property is north of Jane Rd. N. The City Engineer reviewed the _ request and found it to be acceptable and recommen e approval. M/S/P Morgan/Dunn to approve a Shoreland Permit for William Brass at 8930 Jane Rd. N. for construction of a garage at same. 11. COUNCIL REPORTS: A. Mayor Eder - 1. Oakdale Planning - Eder reported on his meeting with Leo Hudalla, Mayor of Oakdale, Carl Peterson and Administrator Whittaker discussing Oakdale's development and City plans for its property adjacent to Lake E1mo's border. Both Oakdale and Lake Elmo agreed to keep each other apprised of their goals and objectives and continue the joint meetings to work out future plans. 2_ Cottage Grove Ravine - Eder reported that the group had no objections to Lake Elmo's resolution or the City's policy to store all Lake Elmo water within the City. He reported on a proposed sub -watershed and what communities would be put together. No big water management plan is currently proposed. Basic agreement is to do only what is necessary to comply with the law. The next meeting is planned for June 23 and will include discussion on a Joint Powers Agreement.