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LAKE ELMO CITY COOUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 6, 1987 PAGE 4 11011 Stillwater Blvd., and to dedicate to the City in lieu thereof, new walkway and drainage easements to provide for the relocation of an existing drainage ditch on said property . The specific descriptions of the easements to be vacated and the easements to be dedicated are stated in Exhibit A. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Shoreland Permit to Allow Expansion of Home at 8028 Hill Trial N., Patrick E. Dean Pat Dean, 8028 Hill Trail N., was requesting a shoreland permit to add a second story to his existing home. There are no variances involved and the number of bedrooms will not be increased. The existing septic system has been inspected and was found to be functioning properly. The DNR responded verbally to this shoreland permit request stating they had no concerns with Mr. Dean's proposal. M/S/P Moe/Graves - to grant a shoreland permit for the addition of a second story to the existing home for Patrick Dean at 8028 Hill Trail North. (Motion carried 5-0). C. Shoreland Permit for construction of a garage at 2641 Lake Elmo Avenue for Earl Goerss Earl Goerss proposed to add on a garage to the existing house. The parcel on which this house is located consists of 40 acres and is in the Rural Residential zoning district. There are several accessory structures already on the property, but these structures were there long before Lake Elmo adopted its code. The proposed garage will be attached to the existing house so they will not be incressing any non -conformity that may exist by granting this shoreland permit. No variances are needed nor does the addition of the garage affect the septic system. The DNR had no problem with this application. M/S/P Armstrong/Graves - to grant a shoreland permit to Earl Goerss, 2641 Lake Elmo Avenue, for the construction of a 26 x 40 garage which will be attached to the existing house. (Motion carried 5-0). 8. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT A. PUBLIC HEARING: Proposed 1988 City Budget B. Discussion with City Staff on 1988 Pay Plan C. Adoption of 1988 CIty Budget Mayor Christ opened up the public hearing at 8:39 p.m. in the City Council chambers. Bill Woodworth asked what impact would there be on the 1989 Budget if Section 32 and 33 would develop commercially. Mayor Christ responded that it was too early to speculate on the impact. Todd Williams asked the Council if they would allocate funds for expenses ineurred in f±yhtiny the proposed hake Etmo Reytonal Park Reserve landfill. Councilman Moe responded that there was no money allocated at this time except what may be available in reserve funds.