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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 4-17-84 PAGE 2 M/S/P Dunn/Morgan - To endorse the Regional Park entrance proposal as outlined in the April 11, 1984 letter from Washington County Parks Director, Jack Perkovich. (Motion carried 5-0) M/S/P Dunn/Morgan - To request Washington County to establish Keats Avenue, starting at loth Street and going north to the Regional Park, as a County Road. (Motion carried 5-0) Dorothy Lyons expressed concern about the bike trail. If the the bike trail is on the east side of the road, the Hammes' will request that a fence be put up. Klaers to research our information and records on the bike trail and confer this information to Mr. Perkovich. 5. Licenses: A. VFW - One year BINGO license. Pursuant to a favorable recommendation from the Washington County Sheriff's Department, and recommendation for approval by the City Staff, the following action was taken. M/S/P Mazzara/Morgan - To approve a one year license for the VFW to operate Bingo games on Tuesday nights. (Motion carried 5-0) B. Liquor License Transfer - From Twin Point Tavern to Dennis and Tracy LaCroix. Pursuant to a favorable recommendation for the Washington County Sheriff's Department, and recommendation for approval by the City Staff, the following action was taken. M/S/P Morgan/Dunn - To approve the liquor license transfer of Twin Point Tavern to Dennis and Tracy LaCroix. (Motion carried 5-0) 6. Engineer's Report: A. Large Lot Subdivision for Doug DeCoster at the western edge of the City, south of 15th Street. The Planning Commission, per City Code requriement, held a Public Hearing on this application at its 4-9-84 meeting at 7:45 p.m. The only citizen attending this Public Hearing was the individual who received the large lot subdivision last year, and is living on Parcel #1. His concern was proper drainage which Larry Bohrer's report addresses. The Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the large lot subdivision contingent upon receiving $175 park donation, a permanent road easement for 15th Street, and insuring proper drainage of storm water before, during, and after construction (per recommendation by the City Engineer). The Engineer reported that since he wrote his review letter of April 4, soils information has been submitted which shows the area is suitable for septic system purposes. l M/S/P/ Morgan/Dunn - To adopt Resolution 84-30, a resolution approving the large lot subdivision of parcel 2 on the western edge of the City, immediately south of 15th Street contingent upon complying