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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 5, 1991 PAGE 7 MIS/ Hunt/Mottaz - to direct Council members Hunt and. Mottaz to meet with the affected residents in an effort to work out an agreement to improve the road.. M/S/P Williams/Hunt - to amend the motion to include Council members Hunt and Mottaz will report back with a proposal to the Council at the April 16th meeting. (Motion carried 5-0). M/S/P Hunt/Mottaz - to direct Council members Hunt and Mottaz to meet with the affected residents in an effort to work out an agreement to improve the road and will report back to the Council with a proposal at the April 16th Council meeting: (Motion carried 5-0). D. Update on Drainage Problem Mike Ziniel, 3265 Kraft Circle At the February 19th meeting, the Council directed the Building Official and Maintenance Foreman to investigate the ponding problem on Mike Ziniel's driveway at 3265 Kraft Circle. Jim McNamara and Dan Olinger visited the site and reported the .ponding of water on Mr. Ziniel's property appeared to be due to a natural low area or depression mainly in the driveway area of this property and the neighboring property to the north. They were not aware of any city related projects in the area that would have caused. the ponding problem. Mike Ziniel indicated it was not his doing that caused. the ponding problem on his property and asked that the City Engineer visit his site so he could talk to him. Because of the budget constraints, the Council made the following motion. M/S/P Williams/Mottaz - to direct the Building Official and Maintenance Foreman to visit Mike Ziniel, 3265 Kraft Circle on Wedndesay morning and report back to the Council at the March 19th Council meeting. (Motion carried 5-0). E. Ordinance proposed by APAC on behalf of Cimarron Park Glen Shoemaker and Floyd Olson, members of APAC, representing Cimarron Park requested the City adopt an ordinance which is intended to provide relocation costs and/or compensation should the Park be closed or converted to another use. APAC provided similar ordinance that were adoptd in Bloomington and Hopkins as well as an opinion from the Attorney General's office and a copy of the legislation enabling a local unit of government to adopt such an ordinance. The Council received a letter fron Dan Krawczyk, Property Manager of Cimarron Park, requesting the city give strong consideration to the proposed ordinance because similar ordinances that were adopted in Bloomington and Hopkins have yet to be tested through the legal process.