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rebuilt; repeal PF zone as it is now; eliminate limitation to size... 15 acres has been arbitrary all along; and upgrade the noise, signage, lighting regulations to take into consideration what might come in. Planner Dillerud felt the difficult part would be drafting an ordinance, but is doable, because the OP standards in RR and AG don't differ from the conventional standards. In those cases that differ, you want to use the OP standards. OP standards are residentially focused. The CUP will be a semi -structured process rather than be an open ended CUP process. Attorney Filla stated he would be in favor of extending a PF moratorium to allow time for Planning Commission and Council review of the draft ordinance and to hold public hearings. Attorney Peter Beck stated the discussion has great merit, good approach, and a good idea to include specific standards for particular CUP'S. He looks forward to working with the City. M/S/P Armstrong/Siedow — to direct staff to bring to the Council a draft of the PF Ordinance incorporating the new ideas discussed at this Council meeting and review time line and structure revision to PF moratorium accordingly. Extension of the moratorium will be placed on the July 6`h Council agenda. (Motion passed 4-0). B. Building Department Report, May, 1999 Jim McNamara, Building Official, reported he now has a full month of reliable data in the new Inspection System. While the backup data has been loaded to the first of the year, die format of the historic paper records does not coordinate well with system requirements. (We now have new Building Permit periodic basis. The Council will be provided monthly reports regarding permit volume and Application Forms that do.) The Council received several reports that the system will generate on a reven unless directed otherwise. ues, Planner Dillerud reported that the Intel AnyPoint Network System (purchased on trial) has been tested. It appears that the system will give the City exactly what we believed it would. Following the June 15 water billing, the system will be installed at three workstations (Jim, Diane, and Cindy) and tested again. We will have the ability with this system to maintain and query the Permit System from four workstations, thereby providing better service to customers and internal efficiency. 9. CITY ATTORNEY'S REPORT: A. Amendment to Manufactured Home Park Closing Ordinance At the June Is` Council meeting, the Council directed the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance amendment to Payment of Additional Compensation to the Manufactured Home Parks Closing Ordinance for the June 16°i Council meeting. Attorney Filla provided a draft ordinance which is in compliance with state regulations and acceptable to homeowners and the Park Owner. M/S/P DeLapp/Armstrong — to adopt Ordinance No. 9745, An Ordinance relating to Manufactured Home Parks as described by the City Attorney in the text that was provided. (Motion passed 4-0). MPCA Communication regarding the Kern Center: Attorney Filla reported on communication received from MPCA stating when they were provided the application, the engineering data that was presented with it was accurate. The Stillwater treatment facility has the capacity to handle the number of gallons per day that the application stated. at far a the MPCA is concerned, the technical information is correct. What wasn't correct was the communication from the Met Council to MPCA stating this application was consistent with the MUSA line regulations. In the letter, it Center, they was indicated that even if they had known the MUSA was not extended to cover the Kern n would have approved the permit because the downstream facility is adequate to take care 10. CITY COUNCIL REPORTS: LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE 16, 1999 A