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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 15, 1986 PAGE 3 still premature at this time. The items required in the permit which are a possible setback variance from the water and a possible variance for building elevation are still in a state of flux until the 509 Project is complete. M/S/P Christ/Dunn - to table the shoreland permit by Mike Wagner at 9040 Lake Jane Trail until the 509 Project is complete and until it can be determined if any variance is required. (Motion carried 4-0). 8. Shoreland Permit and Variances: Maurice McCollar, 8034 Hill Trail N. On July 1, 1986 Mr. Maurice McCollar came before the City Council in public hearing for the purpose of requesting a variance to the Lake Elmo City Code to construct an attached garage to his house at 8034 Hill Trail. Based on the testimony and other evidence adduced at the hearing, the City Council made the following Findings of Fact (See Appendix A). Mr. McCollar now states that the lot to the south has been transferred to another individual on July 3, 1986. M/S/P Dunn/Morgan - to deny the application of Maurice McCollar for a Shoreland Permit and variance to add a garage to an existing structure at 8034 Hill Trail N. based on the foregoing facts as determined by the City Council at a public hearing. (Motion carried 4-0). 9. Yard Waste Collection and Processing Rick Groomes has met with John Madole in regard to the Maroney-Eisenger proposal, collecting yard waste from the trash and composting it. The proposalhas been found to be compatible with the goals and objectives of the County Solid Waste Master Plan. The County will not give any recommendation until they see this plan in writing. Councilman Dunn will meet with John Madole and Rick Groomes to discuss possible duplication of sites, how this would fit into our composting program and the possibility of bringing Oakdale into this composting program. 10. Proposed Amendments to Charitable Gambling Ordinance The proposed amendments to Section 1104 of the Lake Elmo Municipal Code were discussed. The following amendments were approved: 1. Limit charitable gambling to permanent, year-round licensed liquor establishments, fraternal organizations or churches all of which are currently established and operating in Lake Elmo. 2. Gambling would be restricted in areas specified in permit. 3. State Law 7860.0290 - No person under age 18 may conduct or participate in playing the games of pulltabs, tipboards or paddlewheels. 4. Upon request, charitable gambling organizations shall provide the City of Lake Elmo with a copy of their reports to the