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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 16, 1994 10 between the open storage and the buildings. This has to occur no later than June 1, 1995. Thomas P. Armstrong indicated there were to be plantings in this area, and they would have no problem complying with the landscape plan and will put some 6-8' trees in there by next summer. M/S/P Mottaz/Johnson - to authorize the grading permit by the city to Washington County for placement of fill on the Armstrong property; subject to the conditions as stated in Attorney Filla's letter dated August 16,1994 (1) Washington County will not dispose of fill in a manner that is inconsistent with the conditions attached to the Armstrong Conditional Use Permit as determined by the City's Consulting Engineer; (2) Any other conditions as the City's Consulting Engineer or Council deem appropriate (these should be specified when council issues grading permits) and conditions set by the city engineer as follows: (3) the grading shall be in accordance with the Washington County plan drawing #67 of state aid project 82-610-04, (4). turf restoration be performed by landowner, meaning seeding and mulching within two weeks of the completion of the filling and grading operations. (5). silt fence for erosion control be placed on the down slope side of the fill areas until turf is established on those slopes. (Motion passed 5-0). 9. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: A. Mayor John reported: On August 3, he attended the meeting to discuss planning activities for the 1-94 corridor at the Fortis building in Woodbury. The discussion was facilitated by Bob Hume, executive of the H.B. Fuller Company and Chair of the Washington County Cost Effective Operations Commission. On August 9, he attended the preconstruction discussion on the reconstruction of County Road 10 at the Washington County Public Works building. On August 15, he went to the Valley Access Channels studios where he had been invited to outline the concept for a Rural City Center in Lake Elmo on their Valley Insight program. 10. CITY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT: A. Resolution No. 94-22 Designating polling places for September 13 Primary and November 8 General Election M/SIP Mottaz/Johnston - to adopt Resolution No. 94-22 designating polling places for September 13 Primary and November 8 General Election. (Motion passed 5-0).