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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 3, 1987 PAGE 9 M/S/P Armstrong/Graves - to table Richard Kosman's variance requests to allow operation of a retail business in an existing building at 11222 Stillwater Blvd. until the February 17, 1987 City Council meeting. (Motion carried 3-1<Moe>). E. Cimarron Golf Course CUP Renewal This permit renewal was discussed at the 1-6-87 City Council meeting. At that time a concern was raised about the daily sprinkling schedule for the golf course as opposed to the odd/even day schedule for Cimarron residents. Dan Krawezyk, owner and manager of Cimarron Park, stated they have one water system, but have two wells on the property. The watering on the golf course is done late in the evening. The water policy is that even number residents water on even number days and odd number residents water on odd number days. Moe brought up the problem that when it is hot and dry, water should be provided to the owner before it is swallowed by a golf course, but this has not happened with the new management. As far as mowing the golf course, Krawezyk stated that the earliest his people start with the outside perimeter is 6:30 a.m. Krawczyk had no objections to writing these conditions on mowing and watering. Another concern was related to the lack of handicapped restrooms and other facilities at the golf course. Jim McNamara, Building Inspector, indicated to the City Administrator that there is no requirement in the local or state building codes that handicapped facilities be provided, unless remodeling work were to be done at the golf course. If that were the case, then handicapped facilities would have to be installed. City Attorney Knaak explained that as he reads the statute, it states that after a certain length of time all buildings must comply. There is nothing to preclude them as long as there is a reasonable basis for insisting on this. M/S/P Moe/Graves - to table the Cimarron CUP renewal until. the City Staff finds how the state statute reads regarding handicapped facilities. (Motion carried 4-0). F. Hammes Mining CUP Renewal An inspection of the Hammes property was conducted on January 28, 1987 by City Administrator Overby and Building Official Jim McNamara. Jim McNamara found considerable clean --up had been accomplished by the Hammes' along with some screening on the west side and north side. The screening or berming on the west side for the barn and to the south had not been completed at the time of the inspection. Much of t?J items laying around in that area have been moved to a low area in back and are out of sight. The two mobile homes and semi -trailer remaining on the property are intended to be used for temporary storage until such time that a new pole type building can be erected. If the two mobile homes