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G. Budget and Payroll (scheduled March 17) M/S/P DeLapp/Hunt — to table the Budget and Payroll until the April 7 b Council meeting. (Motion passed 5-0). H. Public Facilities Ordinance (March 17, 1998) As directed by the Council, Administrator Kueffner reviewed the P and PF zoning regulations. Because P and PF uses are generally one -of -a kind use, she changed the draft ordinance to require that all uses be permitted by Conditional Use Permit. She also combined the two categories into one because there was not that much of a difference between the two categories. Non-profit, civil, and social halls were removed from this zoning category. The Minimum District Requirements were combined to include categories with and without a structure. This was done so that existing and future parks, or open space dedicated to the City through the platting process would not have to go through this process. The City Council was asked to submit their comments on the Public Facilities regulations to the staff. (Council asked the staff to look into adding Subd. 4. PCS antennas, with the requirements of 195' height. Administrator Kueffner added the word "agencies" to read in Subd. 2: Facilities for Local, County, State Agencies and Public Schools. Delete "or equivalent" in vii, 2"d sentence, on Page 2). M/S/P Hunt/DeLapp — to direct the staff to prepare an interim ordinance (moratorium) for P and PF Zoning with the public hearing to be held at the April 7 h Council meeting. (Motion passed 5-0). M/S/P Johnston/Dunn — to direct the Planning Commission to call a public hearing for the amendments to P and PF Zoning at the earliest appropriate date. (Motion passed 5-0). I. Workshop with Tautges and Redpath on Fiscal Disparities and Taxes (changes in tax laws) (pending) 11. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: Mayor John attended the South Washington County Interceptor Advisory Committee meeting, who reviewed the various routes of the interceptor running from the border of Lake Elmo and Woodbury. The Committee tried to arrive at a consensus on the preferred route. There was a strong representation from the City of Afton. The next meeting will be on April 20". --Received a mailing and a video from Land Stewardship Project covering the Green Corridor Project for Chisago and Washington County. —Attended the meeting of the MAC and the Facilities Study Group who visited the current maintenance facility. --The next Lake Elmo Diary, which begins airing in April, will include the discussion of the Fire Dept./Existing Maintenance Building consolidation; Tree planting along Highway 5 near Beaut Crest development and an interview with Eagle Scout, Keith Tumulty. Council member Dunn reported the next airport meeting will be on April 8 °. Council member DeLapp reported Jim Hagstrom, Savanna Designs, responded to the City's invitation stating he is busy this Spring and Summer, but would consider a presentation on Land Space Design for Country Properties in the Fall or Winter. --Received a call from Bob Slater, MnDOT, stating his management is concerned about receiving things piecemeal. He asked if we could look at the City holistically so they can put together a systematic approach as to how to deal with landscaping on the State roads. Steve suggested the City get the Environmental Commission started or the Park Commission to work with this holistic approach for landscaping of our State roads. LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES MARCH 17, 1998