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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 1, 1988 PAGE 3 Bruce Folz requested placement of "no parking" signs along the new street. M/S/P Moe/Graves - to adopt Resolution No. 88-50 granting final plat approval to Creekside on DeMontreville, contingent upon applicant entering into a developer's agreement with the City; and contingent upon applicant paying a park dedication fee of $2.50 for each newly created lot, and to include placement of "no parking" signs along the new street. (Motion carried 3-0-1<Abstain: Johnson:abstained because of a conflict of interest; a member of the Crombie family, who is objecting to this plat, is a personal friend>). B. Shoreland Permit: 8431 Deer Pond Trail N., Oliver Anderson Oliver Anderson, 8431 Deer Pond Trail N, is requesting a shoreland permit to construct a 12' x 20' addition to an existing accessory structure (garage). With this addition to the accessory structure, it will still be below the 1000 sq.ft. size limitation for accessory structures in the R1 zoning district. Also, setback requirements have been met so no variances are required. The DNR had no problem with this application, nor did our City Engineer. The Council felt the 2.0 year old existing structure was grandfathered in and was existing before the channel. M/S/P Moe/Graves - to grant a shoreland permit to Oliver Anderson at 8431 Deer Pond Trail to construct a 12' x 20' addition to an existing accessory structure based on the fact that existing structure was grandfathered in and there before the channel; with this addition, it will still be below the 1000 sq.ft. size limitation for accessory structures in the R1 zoning district; and, the addition meets all setback requirements and no variances are required. (Motion carried 4-0). C. Site Plan Review: Northwestern Bell (Co. Rd. 70 & 13B) At their October 24th meeting, the Planning Commission raised concerns around the projected growth statements made by the applicant; the implication of approving this projected growth if this site plan was recommended for approval; the zoning standards (RR) not being met with placement of this equipment storage building on this site. Extracts of minutes were provided indicating two like buildings have been placed in the community with Council approval of site plans; Northwestern Bell building in the Old Village by the railroad tracks and the other, NSP building off Hwy. 36, also an RR zone. Alma Fitzloff, Asst. Manager -Real Estate, had submitted a set of site plans for a new 19 x 32 feet (608 sq.ft.) Northwestern Bell telephone building on County Road No. 70 or Inwood Avenue at a cost of $70,000-$100,000. Their engineering forecasts show development is scheduled within the area this telephone building would serve and are