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LAKE EL110 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 17, 1989 PAGE 11 Discussion proceeded on whether this tenth paragraph should be excluded. The fifth paragraph was changed, for clarification, to read: WHEREAS, Interstate I-94 currently serves as a natural So. boundary line of LE and a natural No, boundary line of. Woodbury; and M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to amend the motion to include the amendment in paragraph #5 and to add the #1.0 paragraph. (Motion carried 3-2 Graves/Moe). M/S/P Graves/Moe -• to approve Resolution 89-3; A Resolution for the City of Lake Elmo Regarding the Proposed Detachment of I-94 Properties from the City of Lake Elmo and Annexed to the City of Woodbury; to include the amendments in paragraph 05 and add #10 paragraph. (Motion carried 4-1 Moe). 11. Cimarron Request (Councilman Don Moe) Mike Zielinski and Floyd Olson, APAC representatives, asked Council support of a resolution supporting a bill which would give manufactured home park residents the first right to purchase their park. M/S/P Graves/Williams - to postpone consideration of resolution Presented until the City Attorney has made his review available for the February 7th Council meeting. (Motion carried 5-0). Park residents brought up their concern on house numbers, size, inability to find them, and asked for reflective signage on their homes for fire prevention purposes. Fire Chief- Fran Pott was contacted for input and wrote a letter endorsing this application. The residents had other concerns on the health, safety and welfare (maintaining/repairing walkways) and have submitted petitions to NHD. Dan Krawczyk, NHD, stated all petitions have not been presented to NFID, and when they are, NHD will respond to them. The Council encouraged communication between APAC and NHD. Councilmen Graves and Hunt stated their interest in attending meetings if need be. The Council also asked the City Attorney to summarize what power and options the City had with enforcement of the rights of the homeowners in the park. M/S/P Williams/Hunt- - to direct the City Attorney to render an opinion on the legislation authorizing owners of manufactured housing located in mobile home parks to have a first right of purchase upon sale of the park and summarize what power a municipality has on enforcing reflective house numbering and walkway repair. (Motion carried 5-0). 12. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: M/S/P Williams/Graves - due to the meeting running so late, Items 12A., 1.2C., and 12E. will be postponed until the February 7th Council meeting. (Motion carried 5-0),