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LAKE. ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 7, 1989 PAGE 6 (2) Proposed Ordinances: Residential Estates I-94 Freeway Business (per Councilman Graves) M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to postpone ordinances until Councilman Graves carried 4-0). consideration of the proposed arrived at the meeting. (Motion M/S/P Hunt/Williars - to bring back discussion on Proposed Ordinances for Council consideration. (Motion carried 5-0). Councilman Graves brought up his concern on nothing being done on the proposed ordinances, Residential Estates and 1--94 Freeway Business. Graves advocated the City Coun6ilstate their desire to have the Planning Commission bring these documents to them. Some of the members of the Council preferred to look at the draft Comprehensive Plan, which was just presented to them, before the ordinances are drafted. If this looks like a Comprehensive Plan we can approve, these ordinances will be written to conform with the Plan. The proposed course, Williams explained, would be for the Council to come back at their next meeting with any comments regarding this draft and then they will send the Comp Plan onto the PZ to hold the public hearing. 8. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: City Attorney Knaak submitted his monthly litigation report. 9. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: A. Park Committee Recommendation: DeMontreville a+-1 Park The Parks Commission requested City staff review the DeMontreville Highland's files to determine if the City could pursue placement of a walkway easement, as was provided for with the approval of the subdivision. At their October 16, 1989 meeting, the Parks Commission, unanimously, recommended the stipulation in the agreement regarding an easement or a walkway path in-WI.ontreville be pursued and reviewed by the City Attorney in accordance with their recommendation for an asphalt walkway. City Attorney, Steve Carlson, advised any change in conditions of the easement would need to be approved by Derrick Land Co., the developer of this subdivision. As this easement was part of past legal action, it may be necessary to survey the area before any easement construction begins. The Council agreed to pursue placement of: a walkway easement and requested the staff contact Derrick for their approval on this modified easement and to have the affected property owners appear before the Parks Commission, if they desire. If not, they can appear before the Council to discuss their desire for a tree or fence separation and. on walkway surface material coverage.