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would allow limited spectator seating. The Lake Elmo Jaycees have donated $3,500 with the understanding that it would pay for the same landscape professionals who installed the retaining wall at Lions Park. The City's responsibility in this project would include removal of the existing wall and to pay for the materials for the new wall. Cost of block for new wall is $4,000. At the June 21s' meeting, the Parks Commission voted to recommend to the Council that this project be completed as proposed and that the money should come out of the Parks CIP fund. M/S/P DeLapp/Dunn - to approve the Tablyn Park Retaining Wall project, as proposed, accept the donation of $3,500 from the Lake Elmo Jaycees to pay for landscape professional, and approve the $4,000 payment for materials to come out of the Parks CIP fund. (Motion passed 5-0). B. 1999 Sunfish Lake Deer Hunt Washington County Parks are conducting a deer hunt in the Lake Elmo Regional Park on November 6'h and 7a', 1999. The purpose of the hunt is to get the number of deer down to the DNR recommended 15-25 deer per square/mile. A February survey showed deer counts in the adjoining parks at 35-40 per square mile. At its September 201h meeting, the Parks Commission recommended participation in the 1999 Sunfish Lake deer hunt as conducted the same as in the November 1996 hunt. The county handled training and permits. The City held a lottery, assigned hunting zones and monitored our portion of the hunt. Sunfish Park will be closed to the public for the weekend. M/S/P Delapp/Siedow - to approve a 1999 deer hunt in Sunfish Park in coordination with Washington County Parks. (Motion passed 5-0). The Council noted there would be no restrictions on how many in a household can enter the lottery. 7. CITY ENGINEER'S REPORT: None 8. PLANNING, LAND USE & ZONING: A. Minor Subdivision: George Krueger, 11491 50" St. At its meeting of September 13"i, the Planning Commission unanimously adopted a recommendation to approve George Krueger's application to divide 2 acres from an existing 12-acre parcel and combine the 2 acres with the existing 48-acre adjoining parcel (Gilbertson). The resulting parcels will be 10 acres (Krueger) and 50 acres (Gilbertson) in area. The requested consolidation will result in the Gilbertson driveway, now crossing Krueger land by easement, to become a part of the Gilbertson ownership. The driveway location was dictated by an existing wetland. M/S/P Dunn/Delapp — to approve Resolution No 99-55 approving the Minor Subdivision application of George Krueger subject to a single condition listed in the resolution. (Motion passed 5-0) B. Minor Subdivision: Todd, Teresa and William Boylan, 10711 50'h Street N. At its September 13"' meeting, the Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the application to divide a "Nominal 10" acres from two existing tax parcels totaling 38 acres. The resulting parcels will be 28 acres and a nominal 10 acres (8.97 acres) in area. The requested subdivision is to create one new homestead parcel and will result in the combination of two separate tax parcels that make up the parent site. The proposed angular property line is responsive to topographic realities of the site. The Planning Commission concurred with the staffs recommended condition regarding adjustment of the property line very slightly to meet staffs interpretation of the "Nominal 10" rule of RR zoning. M/S/P Dunn/Siedow — to adopt Resolution No. 99-56 approving the Minor Subdivision Application of Todd, Teresa and William Boylan subject to the conditions recommended by the PZ. (Motion passed 5-0). C. Site Plan Amendment: Creative Office Garden -Steve Erban The Planning Commission, at its meeting of September 13'1', adopted a recommendation to approve Steve Ethan's request to amend the approved site plan of his multi -tenant office structure allowing an alternative stone treatment of the south elevation from that which was approved with the original site plan and LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES SEPTEMBER 21, 1999 2