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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 15, 1985 PAGE 6 The first four individuals cited frequent pumping or sewage overflows, and the last four are on the satellite toilets. Conversations with the MPCA indicate that we will be able to spend up to $10,000 on an emergency basis now and be reimbursed under the grant. Bohrer believes that the new watertight septic tanks could be installed for the individuals on satellite toilets within the budget limit, but that nothing could be done for the other individuals. The new septic tanks would then function as holding tanks until their systems can be completed with the regular program. The cost of pumping holding tanks is approximately equal to the Satellite toilet rent and the individuals could use their indoor plumbing. Evanoff, Marcellus, Keane are in what is called on -site septic system improvements and their plans and specifications are approved. Carl Paul is considered in an off -site septic system. One of their criteria is that not only does Mr. Paul's site have to be approved, but all of the sites in the off -site program have to be approved before they approve one. City Engineer Bohrer did confirm the fact that if the City went ahead on Paul's septic system and made the improvements without prior approval there is no chance of getting reimbursed. H. Other PLANNING AND LAND USE A. Section 32 - Land Use Concept - Update Property owners from Section 32 and 33 area were invited to attend the October 7th meeting of the Planning Commission for comments or suggestions regarding the future land use concept for the Section 32 area. The October 1985 Land Use Concept Plan map reflects these opinions and changes. B. Annual Planning Institute A brochure was given out from the Government Training Sevice for the Annual Planning Institute. On Friday, November 22, 1985, a seminar (special attention to Urban Issues) will be held at the Earle Brown Center on the University of Minnesota St.Paul Campus. Any Council member that wishes to attend this seminar (cost $40 per person) should contact City Administrator Overby. C. Request from Lake Elmo Baptist Church to move a garage onto their property (to a temporary location). Lake Elmo Baptist Church has asked permission to move a 12' x 20' x 8 112' garage from Oakdale onto a concrete slab on their property on Stillwater Blvd. City Administrator Overby felt that the garage would conform to the 50 foot setback. The garage meets the code and is accepted as a rural storage building. No action