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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 16, 1994 E. Request from E&H Earthmovers for temporary stockpiling of dirt E&H Earthmovers has a contract with 3M companies to construct some mitigation ponds in Tartan Park. Forest Lake Contracting, who is the successful bidder on the county road 10 project, intends to purchase the sand from E&H and use it in the county road project. Because of some delays in getting the county road project started, the sand from the mitigation ponds cannot be taken directly to the county road project. The contract completion date for the mitigation ponds for E&H is August 31,1994. They are asking to temporarily pile this sand from the mitigation sight until it can be hauled to the county road 10 project on E&H property. M/S/P Mottaz/John - to allow E&H Earthmovers to temporary stockpile sand (approx. 30,000 cubic yards) subject to a security deposit of $1,000 for erosion control measures. (Motion passed 5-0). 8. CITY ATTORNEYS REPORT: A. Ordinance 8102 - relating to temporary on sale intoxicating and non -intoxicating liquor licenses The City attorney prepared an ordinance which would bring our code into compliance with a state law that went into effect on August 1,1994. The council received a letter from John Riehle, Guardian Angels Church, dated August 15, 1994, raising concerns and asking for the city's attention to these matters. M/S/P John/Johnson - to adopt Ordinance 8102 relating to temporary on -sale intoxicating and non -intoxicating liquor licenses. (Motion passed 5- 0). The council determined the two additional changes mentioned in the city attorney's letter of August 11, 1994 should not be incorporated into the city code. B. Permit to fill on Armstrong property (Continuation) The Council received a letter from Attorney Filla dated August 16, 1994 regarding the Armstrong Conditional Use Permit and Washington County Fill and Grading Operation. Filla reviewed a document in the city file entitled "Legal Description - Armstrong Property". which was submitted in connection with the application for the Armstrong Conditional Use Permit and refers to the same exhibits which are incorporated in the Armstrong Conditional use Permit. This document indicated that the floor elevations of the buildings on the Armstrong property will be approx. 1,062 feet above sea level. The County Engineer has stated that final grade of the disposal area will not exceed 1,062 feet above sea level. In the Armstrong permit there is a schedule for completion of landscaping and suggested guidelines for tree heights at various times. The exterior storage, where there were to be 100 vehicles, was to be bordered on the west by some plantings in