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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 21, 1989 PAGE 8 $300 seemed too high compared to surrounding communities and suggest this ( permit be lowered to $150, the escrow suggestion should take care of it; the liquor on -sale should be increased to $1500 because it seems more in line with the average, and the wine license charge of $300 should be adopted. Mayor Dunn pointed out the special permit for the VFW should not be changed because they do a tremendous amount of public service to the community. Dunn felt the escrow idea was very important, but the platting charge might be a little high. Councilman Graves questioned platting fees being 40-50 percent higher than other communities and asked for an explanation as to why these proposed fees were made. Councilman Williams requested the Deputy Clerk attend the December 5th meeting to discuss the rationale of this fee proposal. B. Appoint Lake Elmo Rep. to Cottage Grove Ravine WMO Mr. Tom G. Armstrong has served as the Lake Elmo's representative, which is a non-paying position, on the Cottage Grove Ravine Water Management Organization Since November 16, 1986. Mr. Armstrong's three year term expires as of November 16, 1989. Mayor Dunn reported Rose Armstrong was willing to serve as Lake Elmo's repesentative and Tom P. Armstrong would be willing to be the alternate representative to the Cottage Grove Ravine WMO. M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to appoint Rose Armstrong as the Lake Elmo representative, which is a non-paying position, on the Cottage Grove Ravine Water. Management Organization and appoint Tom P. Armstrong as an alternate representative effective immediately. (Motion carried 3-1:Graves: asked if the members of the CGRWMO has been notified and did anyone else indicate an interest). C. Washington County - Solid Waste Advisory Committee Bruce Dunn is currently serving as the City's representative on the Washington County Solid Waste Advisory Committee and has served in this capacity for two two-year terms since January, 1986. Mr. Dunn's term is up on December 31, 1989.and Bruce wishes to continue to serve in this capacity. (Bruce has not met the limit set by the county of four -two-year terms. M/S/P Williams/Hunt - resolved that Bruce Dunn is hereby reappointed for a two year term commencing January, 1990, as the City of Lake Elmo's representative on the Washington County Solid Waste Advisory Committee. (Motion carried 3-0-1:Abstain: Dunn abstained from voting because Bruce was a family member). D. Waiver of Sign Permit Fee The Tri-Lakes Association will be constructing, and placing, two additional informational/directional signs in the Tri-Lakes area. The Tri-Lakes has requested waiver of the $15.00 per sign permit fee.