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PAGE 14 Resolution 87-17 granting Final Plat Approval for Olson Lake Addition to Ken Sovereign at 4415 Olson Lake Trail Resolution 87-19 authorizing the City of Lake Elmo to enter into an agency agreement with the Minnesota Department of Transportation., Resolution 87-18 opposing the proposed landfill in the Lake Elmo Park Reserve ------------------- Amendments 2-3-87 4, Planning Commission Appointments Councilwoman Armstrong requested verbatin minutes,on the interview of applicant Bruce Dunn. Councillian Moe asked Bruce Dunn: "you have served on the City Council for four years, are you familiar with the ordinances that govern the City?". Dunn responded: "probably as well as anyone else who has been. on the Council,". Moe: "do you feel that the ordinances should be enforced?'. Dunn: "sure they should be enforced. Moe: "do you feel you ever violated any of these ordinances?". Dunn: "what did you do, see my dog running loose at night --I don't know that I violated any of them", Moe: "do we go by the -State Building code?". Dunn: "we have our own building code whiFh follows the State code". Moe reads: "the Building Official is hereby authorized and directed to enforce all the provisions of the Minnesota State Building Code, Now, does that not say that we follow the State Building Code':. Moe added: "what I am getting at is did you ever violate any of these regulations?', Moe stated: "we are going to appoint somebody to the Planning Commission who is going to recananend the rules and regulations unbiasly for the City of Lake Elmo, and he has to know the rules;". Graves interrupted: "I wonder if you would permit me to interrupt your train of questionning and make a motion.". The following motion was made: M/S/P Graves/Moe - to appoint to the Lake Elmo Planning Commission Tom Simpson as a Regular Member, Ed Stevens as First Alternate, and Rob Enes as Second Alternate. (Motion 4-1 Armstrong) D. Recognition of City Hall Volunteers Mayor Christ asked that the minutes of the 1-20-87 meeting reflect. Grave's comments. regarding the new city hall volunteers. Graves stated: "I. recognize that there is a plan to put a plaque inside the entrance to the city hall with the names of all the people who worked on the city hall and I think it is a very good idea. I would like to recommend something just a little beyond that." Christ: "I had no intention to list all names on the plaque. It will be just a plaque acknowledging the volunteers.". Graves: "I hope some kind of record has been kept as to who has worked on the City Hall, I suggest some sort of thank you note --a little more than a note on #20 bond white paper.. For instance, I have here several different color choices of what is called a parchment bond and you can buy a ream of this at one paper supplier in town called AnnWay. You can buy a ream of 500 sheets for $7.30. It would be nice printed with their names of the individual. We can have 200 or however many and just mail it out to the people --perhaps to bang in their rec room. But it is some sort of a sign of appreciation and more than just a thank you note.". Councilman Moe thought this was a capital idea, but Armstrong felt it was a cheap way to acknowledge the volunteers. .