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LAKE EL14O CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 18, 1991 PAGE 2 seven counties to help create this new siting process and make sure that it avoids negative impacts on aquifers. Section 8.5: Deals with the temporary development rights. The County bought temporary development rights on some of the sites and the owners may buy them back and this section sets up a scheme. (Section is not effective until August 1, 1992.) Section 86: Deals with what the Counties can use some of the levies for. Section 87: Counties can keep using the money to seal wells and to make the sites useable for other development. (Effective in 1992.) DPRA CONTRACT: REAPP recommended reinstating the DRPA contract for another year at the new rates that the Council just approved. However, ReAPP requests a separate letter be sent to DPRA by the City to stop all work until further notice. ReAPP has been assured that there will be no ongoing administration costs associated with this. If we need any information that DPRA has, they will mail it at no charge. DPRA will provide a summary report if we want it. If a line -by-line analysis of the impacts of the new rates on the remainder of the work is needed, DPRA will provide this, but there would be a charge. L1/S/P Williams/Dick Johnson - to authorize the City Administrator and Mayor to reinstate the contract with DPRA and at the same time have the city staff send a letter to DPRA telling them to stop all work until further notice. (Motion carried. 5-0). Margaret Carlson submitted to the Council a media report by Colle & McVoy. Colle & McVoy would like to stay onboard by not terminating the contract, but would do nothing until they received direct orders from the City. 5. PLANNING/LAND USE & ZONING: A. Recommendation on CUP Amendment: Linder Greenhouse Lind.er's Green.':.ouse Inc. has applied for an amendment to an existing Conditional Use Permit. The amendment to the Conditional Use Permit is to allow for the construction of 200,000 sq.ft. of greenhouses, Phase 2 of the Master Plan. Councilman Williams suggested adding a provision into the CUP that Linders will take responsibility of dust control on 15th Street. Councilman Johnson suggested the temporary structures on the property should be treated no differently than the greenhouses that are there now. These temporary structures should be included within the requested 200,000 sq.ft. of greenhouses. Mayor Johnson indicated a City can require an EIS on an application of this size.