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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING JULY 19, 1983 Mayor Eder called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m. in the City Hall. Councillors present: Dunn, Fraser and Mazzara. Morgan absent. Administrator Whittaker was also present. 1. AGENDA - M/S/P Fraser/Dunn to adopt the Agenda with the following amend- ments: Add item 9. G. public water supply at Fire Hall H. Annual Police Contract I. Isaacson fence and gate J. Speed zone on 42nd Street K. County response to City concerns on County Road 19 L. Personnel Committee recommendations on Senior Secretary and Secretary to Administrator positions. 2. MINUTES - M/S/P Dunn/Fraser to approve the V5183 City Council minutes with the following corrections: Page 1, item 3. "Fraser agreed since cities couldn't lobby independently and achieve similar imroact with such cost effectiveness." Page 3, item 9. " Dunn - am against public development projects.wepke ppe6ee4s; Relme eras @Rxi of such 3. CLAIMS - M/S/P Fraser/Mazzara to approve Claim Nos. 83906 through 83944 incluUTU a claim from Lake Elmo Repair for $122.33, which was not on the advance claim list. 4. LICENSES - M/S/P Dunn/Mazzara to approve a 3.2 beer license for a one day party to be held —at Green Acres for Realty World Upper Midwest Area Council on August 19, 1983. 5. COUNCIL REPORTS - Mayor Eder - will be receiving summary information on the 509 plan for Valley Branch Watershed District soon and will copy them to the Council. - Councillor Fraser - would like Surface Water Use regulations outlined in the City newsletter again. - Eder - residents in DeMontreville Highlands had praised the City efforts to control dogs in their area. Said they were effective. As the Council was ahead of schedule, they proceeded to discuss items under the Administrator's report, scheduled for later in the meeting. 9. A. METRO WATER QUALITY STUDY OF LAKE ELMO - Eder commented that the report indicate that no other bodies of water should be outletted to Lake Elmo; so, this did not bode well for proposals to outlet Lake Jane into Eagle Point Lake of Lake Elmo to relieve flooding. He also said that there is historical data, kept by the Valley Branch Watershed District, which the Metropolitan Council should use in determining the long term changes in water quality on Lake Elmo. Whittaker indicated that the report basically called for a permanent con- trol structure on Eagle Point Lake to prevent outflow to Lake Elmo. Water from Eagle Point was the principal source of nutrients that could degrade the water quality in Lake Elmo.