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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 17, 1984 PAGE 5 Regarding the necessity of any upgrading that would be needed for the entrance from Highway 36, Mr. Bergmann stated that he spoke with the State and they stated they would put an extension on the culvert so there would be a more even traffic flow. It was pointed out that what Mr. Bergmann proposes is allowable in the Ag zone with a CUP (Section 301.070 of the City Code); and other applications that the Council has heard (and denied) in the past were not allowable in the zoning district of those applicants. Mr. and Mrs. Al Bergmann stated they too own land in this area and wanted to know why their requests for road access to Highway 36 has not been given consideration. The Council stated that access to Highway 36 is a Mn/DOT issue and not a City issue. The Council advised the Bergmann's to consult with the City Administrator as to what could be done with their land that abuts Richard Bergmann's land. The public hearing was closed at 8:50 p.m. M/S/P Morgan/Dunn - To adopt resolution 84-43 for an amendment (expansion) for an existing CUP; and side yard setback (50 feet setback rather than the required 100 foot setback) at Lake Elmo Avenue and Highway 36 for Richard Bergmann. (Motion carried 5-0). F. Public Hearing for application by John Taylor for a zoning rear yard variance for the construction of a garage at 8801 37th Street North. This agenda item has been deleted from the City Council agenda. The staff initially believed that a variance was required for this application. Upon further review it was determined that the accessory structure meets the side and rear setback requirements. Notice was published in the official City newspaper. No Council action is needed on this application. A revised notice has been sent to the two property owners that were affected by this application. A report from the Building Official was handed out to the Council explaining that this application did not require a variance or City Council action. No City Council action is needed or being requested for this item. G. Other. (a) Update on 201 Program The City Engineer reviewed his plans to hold an open -house for those residents that are participating in the 201 Program. His suggestion is to have the first open house on Saturday, July 28, 1984 from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. for those residents in the Tri-Lakes and Jamley Avenue areas. The Engineer will send out the notices to the residents involved in this program. Information will be available in the City Council chambers for viewing.