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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 17, 1989 PAGE 2 M/S/F Graves/Moe - to appoint Kelly Brockman to the Lake Elmo Planning Commission as First Alternate. (Motion failed 2-3: Hunt, Williams, Dunn). M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to appoint Rita Conlin to the Lake Elmo Planning Commission as First Alternate. (Motion carried 3-2: Moe, Graves). M/S/F Graves/Moe - to appoint Kelly Brockman to the Lake Elmo Planning Commission as Second Alternate. (Motion failed 2-3: Hunt, Williams, Dunn). M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to appoint Wyn John to the Lake Elmo Planning Commission as Second Alternate. (Motion carried 3-2: Moe, Graves). 5. REAPP Report Dan Novak advised the Council. that ReAPP has submitted 108 names of firms that will be sent Request for Qualifications for review of the EIS. The staff will send out these RFQ's and ask that these qualifications be received, by the City, by February 13, 1989. It is the City's intent to select four or five qualified candidates by February 22, 1.989 and request proposals from those firms or individuals. Novak asked Council permission for Administrator Morrison to attend the first ReAPP meeting of the month. Councilman Williams, who also serves as ReAPP's Co -Chair, stated this was the first he heard of this request and asked to postpone the request for further discussion. George Crocker, representing Leslie Davis of Earth Protector, announced Lake Elmo has been selected to receive the Steve Gadler Earth Protector Award for excellence in environmental advocacy. Steve Gadler, prior to his death on April 5, 1985, was on the board of the MPCA for 17 years, and considered a voice of the people for the environment. The Lake Elmo Citizens, in voting to raise their taxes in order to provide money to oppose a garbage dump in the park reserve, are providing the entire state an example of community spirit and committment to excellence in protecting land designated as a park reserve. On February 12, 1989, 7 to 10 p.m., at the Atrium in the International Market Square, the City will be awarded the Steve Gadler Earth Protector Award. 6. Senator Gary Laidig, Rep. Harriet McPherson As a result of the detachment/annexation proceedings that have occurred for Lake Elmo, Councilman Williams has asked these legislators to try to locate background on the Bill that was passed in 1985 that allowed individual property owners to detach themselves from a City and to discuss with them the possibilites for repealing legislation. City Attorney Knaak provided a draft of a repealer bill which states this subdivision should be repealed. Senator Laidig advised in 1985, at the request of the Minnesota