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Home My WebLink About04-06-71 CCMPERMITS ISSUED IN APRIL - 1971. BUILDING PERMITS: #71-8 »- St. Marie & Son Inc., 4303 Hudson Rd. Added building to present business. -..Contractor: DeMars Contracting Co. Estimated cost $48,000.00 #71-9 -- Rudy Meyer -- 4755 Meadowlark Lane Recreation room in basement Estimated cost $2,000.00 #71-10-- Luella Haseley -» 410 Lake Elmo Rd. Reroof house. Estimated cost $375.00 #71e11-- Ron Degroot -- 3705 Hidden Bay Rd. Wood Frame Dwelling -- Contractor -- Lee's Construction Co. Estimated cost $34,900.00 #71-12-- Terrance D. Purington -- 1705 Hi -View Dr. Install chain link fence ---- Midwest Wire & Steel Estimated cost $650.00. #71-13-- 0ma R. McDaniel -- 1688 Dusty Lane Install chain link fence --- Sears Estimated cost -- $506.00 #71-14-- Peter J. Blomquist »- 1886 Lake Jane Drive Install swimming pool -» Minnesota Package Products Estimated cost $5,500.00 PLUMBING PERMITS ISSUED -- 2 IND, SEWER SYSTEM ° -» 5. SPECIAL USE PERMIT -- 1 I� AGENDA FOR COUNCTL MFETTNG VILLAGE OF LAKE ELMO LAKE ELMO, MINNESOTA 55042 Meeting held on Tuesday, April 6, 1971. 7:30 p.m. = Meeting Called to Order, Minutes, Correspondence. 8:00 p.m. -- Committee for street naming & numbering Mrs. Milton Klohn, b Mordick and Chas. Taylor) 8:15 p.*. -- Jerry Mogren -2855 Frederick St., No. St. Paul --777-504 7 Annexation. 8:30 p.m. -- Mr. Milner, Pechan, Hartman- Ca.rlson's Meadow First Subdivision 9:00 p.m. -- Tom Backstroml Cimarron-- 3.2 beer license and special use permit. :30 p.m. -- John Ha.nner -2575 Shore Drive No. St. Paul--777-391P Mr. &. Mrs. Kenneth Sovereign, 2386 Olson Lake Rd., No. St. Paul Increase in taxes. Bob Mordick out of town and will not be able to attend mtg. on Tues.Nite, but will. serve on this committee and is to be contacted as to when the committee starts functioning. Tom Backstrom also called and said to remind Don of the "pinball machines" that he had mentioned to Don. The above statements just noted on Don M. Agenda. ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION Minutes of the Lake Elmo Village Council April 6, 1971 Meeting called. to order at 7.34PM by Mayor Brookman. Present:l')roo.[,:M,on,W,itson,Abc,,rcrombie.Park & Mehsikomer. Absent:Priedrich and Shervheim. Also present Building Inspector Friedrich and Counsel Raleigh. Motion by Councilman Watson 2nd. by C. Abercrombie that the minutes of the March 16,, 1971 meeting be approved as submitted. Carried 3 to 0 as 2 of the voting councilmen were absent. Question on what the village planned to do about a forester was to be dis— cussed. Although no specific details were available arrangements are being made to have one or more informational meetings later this month. Letter from St. Paul Overall Laundry was discussed and it was the Councils opinion that since we had no absolute need for this service in. the past that it was not required now. Letter to be turned over to Q. Friedrich. Let -ter from the League of Municipalities regarding the 1971 'Waterworks School was discussed. Clerk was instructed to contact the Health Department and determine if -this is a. necessity or wheter it is optional. (Note— Mr. .Yringen of the Health Dept. of Minnesota advised that the school follows the same format but that they have different speakers on some of the topics each year. Attendance is not required. Further an operator is required to have three to four years experience before lic can be issued a class D operators license. If the operator wants to take the examination it can be arranged and then should he pass a certificate would be made up, but it would not be issued until the operator had the necessary experience.) Carlos Taylor and Mrs Milton (Dorothy) Klohn of the committee established. to work with the County Surveyors Office were on hknd to discuss the duities of the committee. Member Robert Mordick was not able to attend. A copy of the numbering plan was given to the committee. They were advised that they were not necessarily a yes group and should meet with the representative of the surveyor's office and review the proposal they had ready. Although some restrictions were necessary they could carry through the continuity of present identity wheree7er possible. After the Committee had reviewed this matter and agreed on.a plan they would submit their recommendation to -the Village Council for final approval. jerryMogren representing Indian Hills Golf Course appeared before the Council and requested they consider the possibility of annexing 400 acres of land now in Grant Township to the Village of Lake Elmo. Kr. Mogren re— ported that he had :received some encouragement from the County officials and. from the municipal Commission. A letter from two of the webers of the Grant Town Board expressing -their opinions on the matter was presmnted. Mr.. Mogren asked the Council to consider the matter and advise whether they would. look favorably on such aa.n annexation or if we would definitely turn it down. Mayor advised Mr. Ivi-logren that since only three members of the. voting Council were present that matter would have to be held up, for full Council consideration. A decision was promised by the end of April. Mr,, Milner, Mr. Pechan and Mr. Hartman appeared before the Council -to dis cuss the plot of Carlson's Meadow. Counsel Raleigh advised these gentle— men that the information that they desired had been worked out with Mr. Driscoll who had represented them as Counsel and that if they would con— tact him he should be able -be supply the correct procedure for -them to follow in order to prepare th& proposed plat for filing. Meeting of the Lake Elmo Village Council April 6, 1971 Cont'd. Pg.2 Tom Backstrom new business manager for Cimarron asked the Council to con- sider a 3.2 Beer License to be set up in the pro shop at Cimarron. Counsel Raleigh to check to determine if a public hearing is required. The new Special Use :Permit for Cimarron has been approved and the signed copies will be mailed to Cimarron. The Council pointed out that the Council has only approved phase 1 & 2 and that he should check before they proceed with any units in Int phase 3. Mr. Backstrom advised that he would check into this. Subject of pinball machines was discussed and their installation at Cimarron. Council advised that we do not have any ordinance at the present time but that this is an item that should be covered in an ordinance and the Council would consider the matter. Motion by C. Abercrombie 2nd by C. Watson that the building permit for St. Marie Pet Supply for. a 50 ft. extension to the present building be approved. Carried 3-0. Council approval required because this unit is approved an a Special Use Permit. John Hanner 2575 Shore :drive No. St. Paul presented arguments regarding the assessment of his property on the 1971 tax rolls. Motion by C.. Watson 2nd by C. Abercrombie that the assessment on 2 lots (894 -903 &933-942 comprise one lot and 904--911 & 927--932 the other.) be assessed at 100% of the stated value ($6,750) and 2 lots (790--801 &854-865 which comprise one lot and 802-808 & 836-853 the other) be assessed at only 50'% of same value. Motion carried 3-•0. Kenneth & Mrs. Sovereign requested abatement of taxies on property they hold in the Northeast corner of Lake Elmo.. The file was turned over to the assessor who was instructed to taker pictures and present them to the Council at the next meeting. C. Abercrombie presented Resolution R 71-5 regarding deleting certain street assessments and moved its approval.. 2nd by C. Watson Carried 3-0.. Copy of resolution on file in the Clerk's Office. Meeting for the review of the sewer study is tentatively set for Tuesday April 4ynH 971. Clerk to advise the absent Councilmen and the Village Engineer of the meeting. (Note: Village Engineer is on vacation and not available until after April --1- so meeting will be .rescheduled). is Motion by Councilman Abercrombie 2nd by C. Watson that claims 125 thru 154 be approve for payment. Carried 340. Motion by 0. Watson 2nd by C. Abercrombie that the meeting be adjourned at 11 a40PM. Carried 3•-.0. Respectfully submitted Donald Mehsikomer Village Clerk Lake :Elmo, Minnesota.