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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JANUARY 21, 1992 4 The Council agreed to $1.00 per thousand gallons of water used, with a minimum usage charge of $7.50 per quarter, plus a $5,00 service charge per quarter for each user, plus a $5.00 water main replacement fee per quarter for each user. M/S/P Dick Johnson/Hunt - to adopt Resolution No. 92-2, as amended, A Resolution establishing water service rates for the "Lake Jane" Water System. (Motion carried 5-0). 6. PLANNING/LAND USE & ZONING: A. Linder's Greenhouse: Amendment to CUP Charles Hoffman indicated Pete, Dave, and Lill Linder who were in attendance, had asked him to be the principal spokesman for the Linders. The information that the Linders were requested to produce at the last PZ meeting was provided in a series of letters from Linders and the engineers that produced the EAW. Mike Black gave a summary and status report of the 13 conditions placed on the CUP amendment and asked for Council discussion and then direction to draft an appropriate Resolution. The applicants have agreed to Condition #1. Proper Maintenance of the Storm Pond and Outlet Structure, Condition #2. Obtain a Water Appropriation Permit from the MN DNR, and Condition #3. Phase II Condition 4. No chemicals shall be stored on the site: The Council indicated their desire for a list of chemicals being stored, quantity, and how they would be stored so that the Building Official can check the list for conformance with the CUP. The locker should be sized for ultimate Phase II expansion based on locker figures provided in Dave Linder's letter of January 14, 1992. Hoffman: We could update the Council on an annual basis and will estimate the size of the lockers optimistically. Condition 5. No petroleum products shall be stored on the site: The Council suggested the Planner sit down with the Fire Chief and Building Official and come up with reasonable wording setting the type of products and limits being stored that would insure the type of operation the Linder's want, but leave the City enough control to make sure amount of storage doesn't get out of control.