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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 7, 1.989 PAGE, 8'! G. Comprehensive Plan/Committee Assignments j Planning Commission Rec(s); PZ Mtg. Dates Councilman Williams stated he would like to see the Met Council review the Comp Plan since they will do this for free and why should a planner look at it if it has been approved by the Met Council. He clarified there were two submission of the Comp Plan to the Met Council, first a person will review it for format and secondly, when it has been "gussied up" the Met Council will review the Plan. Councilman Graves would like the Plan to come to the Council before the Met Council reviews it. M/S/P Williams/Dunn - to accept the Comprehensive Plan Work Schedule as recommended by the Planning Commission, but to include the change: 3/13/89 Preliminary Format Review by Met Council staff. (Motion carried 5-0). The Planning Commission provided their response to the request from the Council on a proposal to replace one of the two regularly scheduled monthly meetings with a monthly workshop based on previous input from commission members. M/S/P Williams/Hunt - to accept the recommendation by the Planning Commission from the January 17, 1989 meeting regarding Planning Commission meetings. (Motion carried 5-0). Committee assignments and explanations were set b the Plan �iI�n Commission at their 1/23/89 meeting. The Council Yagq'o ed the omm� tl�. Assignments and Explanations as recommended by the P7., with Subcommittee meeting dates and lace to b set b e PZ at their rm me 1 r Amended 2-21-89: Cpoun� lm n efJr s stayC�� an{ cprnmi�efee cne Z waciitte'� tb esta is „i was o wi h hI-M. 8. Discussion re: Cimarron At the January 17tb City Council meeting, APAC, comprised of residents from Cimarron, asked Council. support for a resolution supporting a bill which would give manufactured home park residents the first right to purchase the park. The Council requested the City Attorney review this resolution and discuss the City's preogatives and authority in relation to Cimarron. City Attorney Knaak provided a copy of the statute, Minn. Stat. #327C.095, which places the municipality where the park is located in the principal role of enforcer of the rights of homeowners and his review, dated 2/2/89, on APAC's Legislative Proposal. Dan Krawczyk, NIiD Cimarron Park Associates, presented a letter expressing their concern that the bill would take away basic property rights from mobi.lehome park owners by giving a park's residents the "right of first refusal" if an Owner decides to sell their park. Councilman Graves had no problem endorsing this resolution. Councilman Hunt felt this would not increase the City's liability. M/S/P Graves/Moe - to approve Resolution No. 89-16 in support of a bill which would give manufactured home parkresidents the first right to purchase their park. (Motion carried 5-0).