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/ September 27, 1984 <br />TO: City Council <br />FR: Patrick D. Klaers, City Administrator <br />RE: Informational Memo for October 2, 1984 Council Meeting <br />1. Attached for your information is the most recent City NgNglQQ!: <br />edition dated September 25, 1984" This newsletter highlights articles <br />on the recent primary election and the opening of filing for City <br />offices. <br />2" Attached for your information is another article on the new <br />state law. This article was published in the <br />September issue of the League of Minnesota Magazine and discusses the <br />efforts of the Metropolitan Management Association in attempting to <br />comply with this new law" This group is combining financial resources <br />to request a proposal from consultants to design a study to be used in <br />many cities. <br />3" The City has received a <br />00kQQ0 regarding a rezoning application. This notice is attached for <br />/ your information" Oakdale is holding the hearing on October 9 to <br />\ <br />receive comments on the potential rezoning of residential/wetland <br />property to industrial" This land is south of the railroad tracks and <br />runs along both Stillwater Boulevard and Ideal Avenue" This is an <br />expansion of some existing industrial land in the City of Oakdale and is <br />not spot zoning. This land abuts the City of Lake Elmo which has RR <br />zoning adjacent to the property in question" <br />4. Attached for your information is an interesting pamphlet from the <br />DNR discussing l��k��~l������l��_���d_th��_[����i[lit�tig[l�t����d�� for the last <br />100 years. <br />5" The staff has been informed by Washington County Park Director Jack <br />Perkovich that the Park and Open Space Commission is considering <br />dropping the "Regional" word from the <br />If Council members hear something about this possible <br />name change through the grapevine, the Commission is in no way <br />considering eliminating the words "Lake Elmo" from the Park name" <br />According to Mr. Perkovich the "Regional" could be dropped because it <br />does not add anything to the actual description of the park and would <br />make the signage cheaper and more manageable" <br />