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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 2, 1988 PAGE 6 new Section 707 is to be adopted. In addition, a Sewer Service Charge Ordinance is to be enacted to determine, on an annual basis, what the charges should be for operation, maintenance and replacement for those individuals connected to off -site or collector systems. M/S/P Graves/Moe - to set February 16, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. for a public hearing on these code changes and also refer the changes to the City Atto,vey for his review. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Appraiser for 47th Street Right -of -Way Acquisition City Engineer Bohrer reported that additional right-of-way would need to be acquired along the north side of 47th Street from Gilbert Sullwold. Plans have now been completed in sufficient detail to determine the right-of-way limits. Bohrer recommended that Bill Schwab of Pennfield, Inc., be hired to do the appraisal. Mr. Schwab has performed other appraisals for the City and in the engineer's opinion, has performed thorough appraisals. The City has received a quote of $400.00 Lump Sum to prepare the appraisal and then an hourly rate of $50.00 thereafater, if he is called upon for negotiation or condemnation. M/S/P Graves/Moe - to hire Bill Schwab of Pennfield, Inc. to prepare the 47th Street right-of-way appraisal. (Motion carried 5-0). C. Lot Line Adjustment--Dayton/Hudson Dayton -Hudson Development is asking for approval to record the sales of two parcels with the minor changes that were made when the property was surveyed. Deputy Clerk Mary Kueffner found no provision in the City Code that covers this type of situation, and the League of Minnesots Cities wasn't able to give a clear direction. They could find nothing in the State Statutes that directs procedures for this type of situation. Kueffner believes this could be handled by simply agreeing that this lot line adjustment is insignificant in that there is no need to advice adjoining property owners, nor is there a need to go through the public hearing process, as we are not creating new lots. We are just allowing a corrected survey and sale to be recorded. City Administrator Overby had Dayton -Hudson apply for a large lot subdivision at a fee of $50. Because the City accepted this fee in error, the Council could consider authorizing the finance director to refund the $50 large lot subdivision fee paid by the applicant. M/S/P Moe/Graves - to authorize the City Administrator to stamp the deeds (which tell the County that we have looked at the surveys and approve of their recordings) for lot line adjustments--Dayton/Hudson as identified on background information of 2-2-88 and to authorize the finance director to refund the $50 large lot subdivison fee paid by the applicant. (Motion carried 5-0). D. Planning Commission Work Plan