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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 3, 1993 B. Huff N'Puff (1) 5K Running Race on City Streets M/S/C Johnson/Mottaz - to approve the request by Lake Elmo Jaycees for a 51K foot race on city streets during Huff N'Puff Days; subject to coordination with the Washington County Sheriff's Dept. for barricades to close off the streets, traffic control provided for safety reasons, contact residents who abut these streets, and any outside expenses paid by Lake Elmo Jaycees. (Motion carried 5-0). (2) Non -Intoxicating Malt Liquor License M/S/C Conlin/Johnston - to grant a non -intoxicating malt liquor license to the Lake Elmo Jaycees for Huff n'Puff days, August 12-15, 1993 at Lions Park and further to waive the license fee. (Motion carried 5-0). 5. OLD BUSINESS: A. Justin Bloyer: Slalom Ski Course on Lake Jane Justin Bloyer asked the Council to reconsider the "no buoy" ordinance so that he can get his slalom ski course operational this summer until the water use committee could review the surface water use ordinance. Several residents voiced their opinion against allowing the buoys to be placed and cited accounts of Bloyer breaking lake rules. The Council decided that it would not allow any sort of temporary ordinance to be made until a water use committee could be formed which would review the existing ordinance because this would affect all the lakes in Lake Elmo. B. Update on Brush Chipping In response to a letter the Council received from Greg Malmquist regarding the inability to take brush to the compost site, Councilman Johnson made the following motion: M/S/C Johnson/John - to direct the Maintenance Supervisor and Administrator to come back to the August 17th meeting with recommendations as to how they felt the best way to handle brush chipping. (Motion carried 5-0). C. Storm Shelter Regulations Attorney Filla provided regulations which would require the owners of the Manufactured Home Park to adopt regulations relating to the use and maintenance of the storm shelters could be adopted as part of its Manufactured Home Park Code.