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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 18, 1989 PAGE 5 (! the Comp Plan to include these Rl developments. Mayor Dunn asked Bob Engstrom and Bruce Folz if they would consider waiting two weeks, until after the PZ meeting and their worksession on April 25th. Mr. Engstrom answered he was going to make a formal request tonight to postpone action on his concept plan. Mr. Folz responded they have waited a year and felt the Council needed to make a decision because he felt according to our ordinances and the Council's motion, Mr. Peltier has not been denied their rezoning Councilman Williams stated action had been taken by the Council on the rezoning request by Gene Peltier. The Council did not approve the rezoning request and, according to our code, the applicant has the right to reapply in six months. Councilman Hunt added that no formal action is needed on the Engstrom concept plan. This plan can be brought back up at the next City Council meeting, but noted this did not guarantee a four -fifths vote needed for approval of a rezoning. D. Shoreland Permit: (1) Ronald Gritzmaker, 7851 50th St. Shoreline Sand Placement Mr. Ronald Gritzmaker, 7851 50th St., has applied for a 50' x 50' sand blanket for in front of his house on Lake Olson. The DNR, VBWD and the City Engineer have reviewed this application and had no problem or concerns with the request. M/S/P Moe/Hunt - to approve a shorel.and permit for Ronald Gritzmaker, 7851 50th Street, to allow him to place sand over a 100' area in front of his house and leave the rest of the area in its natural state. (Motion carried 5-0). E. Resolution Opposing Oakdale Comp Plan Amendment The PZ, at their meeting of April loth, after reviewing Oakdale's amendment to their Comp Plan, which would allow for extension of the MUSA Line to allow for development of Olson Lakes Estates, recommended Council adoption of their Resolution 89-B. A copy of this resolution was delivered to the staff of the Met Council on April. 13th with a copy sent to the Oakdale Administrator. The following changes were made: WHEREAS, the available nearby recreational facilities needed to serve the proposed area are all in Lake Elmo and are heavily used by Lake Elmo residents, WHEREAS, wildlife habitat is part of the City of Lake Elmo Ecosystem and wetlands, would be damaged, and WHEREAS, the quality of life for current residents of the surrounding area will be adversely affected.