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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OCTOBER 18, 1994 B. Recommendation from Parks Commission on Trail on County Road 10 The Parks Commission reviewed the City's Comprehensive Plan Trail Plans and discussed the cost, the money would come from the parks budget, and that at this time the bike path would not connect to Stonegate or the Parks Reserve, therefore, does not serve any Lake Elmo residents. The commission recommended, on a 6-0 vote, that the council decline the offer to pay $20,000 to pave the bike trail at Co. Rd. 10 and 13. M/S/P Mottaz/Johnston - to accept the recommendation of parks commission on the trail on County Road 10 as outlined in their October 17, 1994 draft minutes. (Motion passed 5-0). M/S/P Conlin/Johnson - to bring back to the table the Developers Agreement for Stonegate 2nd Addition. (Motion passed 5-0). At the request of the Council, the City Attorney will add the following wording at the end of Section 16: "It shall further result in the assessment of a civil penalty in the amount equal to 1% of the estimated cost of the improvements, as defined in Section 3, per occurrence on which proper inspection notice is not given to the city engineer" M/S/P Johnston/Johnson - to adopt Resolution 94-27 approving the Final Plat of Stonegate 2nd Addition. (Motion passed 4-1: Mottaz) 7. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: A. Street Lights on Highway 5 At the October 18 meeting, the council directed the city engineer to prepare a map of street light locations along Highway 5 and 39th Street and Lake Elmo Avenue. Councilman Mottaz suggested the city consider adding two street lights on County Rd 17, between Highway 5 and 39th Street because there is a tremendous amount of young people activity in the playground area which extends into dusk. M/S/P Mottaz/John - to add two street lights to the plan for County Road 17 and direct Larry Bohrer to present the plan to NSP for a street light system for areas along Highway 5, and 39th Street and Lake Elmo Avenue and get a cost figure. (Motion passed 5-0). B. Sidewalk replacement on Lake Elmo Avenue (Old Village) There is a segment of sidewalk on Lake Elmo Avenue that has to be replaced because of a water main break that had to be repaired and required tearing up the sidewalk. Joe Rogers, the owner of the property, does not feel that the break is entirely his fault and that the city should assume some of the blame because at some point in time it