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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 1, 1988 PAGE 2 requested the Council draft an ordinance mandating yard waste separation. The waste haulers that work within the City will have time to find alternate ways of disposing of uncontaminated yard waste. M/S/P Johnson/Graves - to direct the City staff to prepare an Ordinance Mandating Yard Waste Separation. (Motion carried, 4-0). Some recyclers are having problems with people collecting recyclables; particularly aluminum cans. An ordinance was requested for prohibiting scavenging of recyclables. M/S/P Graves/Moe -• to direct the City Staff to prepare an Ordinance Prohibiting Scavenging of Recyclables. (Motion carried 4-0). A request was made for an ordinance requiring that park users, such as Huff & Puff, ball teams, family gatherings, provide and abide by beverage container separation. This could be enforced as most users of the park must first reserve it to guarantee its availability. The City could provide the containers and even dispose of the contents just as long as the cans are separated. M/S/P Graves/Moe - to direct the City Staff to prepare an Ordinance Requiring Container Separation in our City Parks. (Motion carried 4-0). Chairman Dunn requested that. the Committee have the opportunity to draft the three ordinances, with staff and attorney review; the Council concurred. The Council also encouraged the City to use recycled paper when prudent to do so. 6. Presentation & Discussion on Tax Law: J. Scott Renne, Wash. Cty Assess.; Frank Langer, Lake Elmo Assessor Scott Renee, Wash. Cty Assessor, provided books on new tax information for the City Council. Renee updated the Council on the change of the new tax terminology, changes in the Homestead Credit and how the Cities will be affected by this. He will ensure our Board of Review procedures are followed; two meetings to be held with a quorum consisting of 3 members and advised Council can delegate this responsibility by resolution. 7. PLANNING/LAND USE/ZONING: A. Final Plat: Creekside on DeMontreville (Crombie) (formerly F.J. Crombie, 2nd Addition) At their. October 24th meeting, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the Creekside on DeMontreville Final Plat, formerly F.J. Crombie Estates 2nd Addition, based on the eight conditions, as set by the Council, being addressed and adherred to by the Final Plat. i ` In Larry Bohrer's report, dated October 21, 1988, he stated that the proposed final plat is in accordance with the approved preliminary plat and Conditions #1 and #6 of. the Council's approval have been met.