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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 20, 1992 2 Barb Walsh, 8027 50th Street N., submitted for council consideration an ordinance from Forest Lake relating to lawn fertilizer and pesticide application control. The deadline for completion of the Shoreland Ordinance is February 5 1993. The Council will hold a workshop on the Shoreland Ordinance on Tuesday, November 10th at 7:00 p.m.. MIS/ Williams/Dick Johnson - to start the process for incorporating these definitions into the master list of definitions in our zoning code inserted in 301.040 under general definitions M/S/P Hunt/Williams - to continue the discussion and highlight the areas of this ordinance that we would like the staff investigate and then take those issues and find the appropriate places in the existing city ordinances that may have some correlation, resolve any conflicts and come back with a complete listing of all ordinances required and implement this. (Motion carried 5-0). B. Ordinance 8075 Relating to Platting Monumentation M/S/P Williams/Dick Johnson - to Adopt Ordinance 8075, as presented, An ordinance relating to platting monumentation. (Motion carried 5-0). C. Isle Avenue Feasibility Study At the October 6 meeting, the council directed the City Engineer to prepare a cost for the Isle Avenue Feasibility Report. Larry Bohrer reported, including the public hearing, TKDA would bill the city only for work actually done on the project, not to exceed $1,500. This amount was provided to the Colosimo's attorney, William Kronschnabel who indicated in his letter dated October 15 that the Colosimo's are agreeable to advancing these costs. Wyn John suggested the city invite the landowners involved both in the present cul-de-sac on Isle Avenue and also propertyowners abutting the eastern portion of Jane Road N., which would join into Isle Avenue N., because there are some strong opinions on whether or not this road should go through. M/S/P Williams/Dick Johnson - the city instruct the city engineer to prepare a feasibility report for the Isle Avenue project provided that the Colosimo's provide a $1,500 escrow fund and that the city staff communicate to the Colosimos that there is no commitment by the city to actually proceed with the project. (Motion carried 5-0).