HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-20-71 CCMAGENDA FOR VILLAGE COUNCIL
VILLAGE OF LAVE ELMO
LAKE ELMO, M PTX'ESOTA
Meeting to be held on Tuesday, July 20, 1971.
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�cAA-P;Pi_ Dearing -for vacation --(old Township- road).
8:00 P.M. -- Mrs. Phillipni-- Mr. Gary Schmidt
Panasow private road.
8:30 P.M. -- R. Peterson -- 2425 Sumac Road
Variance on building code.
9:00 P.M. -- Mr. & Mrs. Donald Anderson
Proposed a
ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
M tTINO OF T14Y IAXS ELMO VIUAGE OotMolt J71Y' 20, 1971
Meeting called to order at 7:50PM by acting Mayor Watson.
Present: Watson,FriedrichsShervheim,Abercrombie, Brockman (tardy)$ Park &
Mehsikomer. Also present: Counsel Raleigh Bldg. Insp. Friedrich.
Motion by C. Shervheim 2nd by C. Friedrich that the minutes of the July 6, 1971 meeting
be approved as submitted. Carried 4-0.
Motion by C. Shervheim 2nd by C. Friedrich to approve the request of Firechief Bjorkman
and appoint Mr. Jon Griffin as a member of the Lake Elmo Volunteer Fire Dept. Carried 4-0.
The request to mark the parking area in front of the Village Council Chambers with 6
parking spots and to also mark no parking except for fire department was approved and
C. Friedrich given responsibility to see that work was completed.
Correspondence read and following action required. The engineer report on the water
situation in front of the old bank building on Lake Elmo Road does not solve the problem.
Water is still being created by the Elmo Inn which settles on the roadway and eventually
seeps through the wall on the East side of the building. Engineer to be advised to
review this matter and to contact the mayor when he makes his inspection.
Letter received from the Minnesota Conservation Dept. regarding the establishment of
high water marks on the Village lakes. Based on this report it was the opinion of the
Council and also Village Counsel Raleigh that we did not have sufficient cause to warrant
pursuing this matter further. A copy of S.F.99 regarding the Oakdale -Lake Elmo Boundary
was read and the clerk instructed to put on comeout for the last meeting in September for
consideration at that time.
Report from Cimarron on population gives a new total of 665 residents. This makes the
Village population approx. 4700.
Letter from Bonestroo advising the .Council that they should make sure to retain an
easement of at least 15' of any land contiguous to Lake Jane Rd, when considering the
road vacation in that area.
Letter for a proposed water distribution study was received from Bonestroo.
Cost of study approa.M150. Council discussed matter and determined that this item
had not been budgeted but that it should be put under consideration at the 197- budget
meeting. Copies to be distributed to councilmen. Report from the Washington County
Treasurer reporting fines assessed for the month of June in the amount of $143.00,
Counsel Raleigh submitted a proposed new ordinance relative to coning of land in the
Village of Lake Elmo. Clerk to distribute copies to members of the council for study.
Gary Schmidt and Mr. Phillippi appeared relative to the possibility of getting a road
approved in the Panasow addition. They were informed that under the present conditions
the Village could not accept the road until it was built to village standards, and
approved by the engineer. They were also informed that abig cost of a road improvdment
in the area would be for a storm sewer to carry all the water away from the area.
Mr. R. Peterson 2425 Sumac Road requested a variation from the code for a garage on
his property. The 30 ft setback makes it almost an impossibility to build a garage
but that it could be done with a 20 ft. setback. Motion by C. Abercrombie 2nd by
C. Shervheim that since Mr. Peterson is the only resident on the street and variance
would have no effect on anybody else that the variance be granted. Carried 4-0.
The minutes of the Planning Commission were reviewed.
Matter of a Wausau home on property in Tablyn Park was reviewed. It was determined
that since the state code accepts these homes that we would not be able to hold them
up and require a bond any longer.
M1MUTES OF THE LAKE ELMO VTUAGE COtIMCTL MEET:fNO DULY 20, 1971 pg. 2
The Council confirmed the action of the Planning Commission in advising Mr. Melvin Anderson
that the Village would not be able to absorb any of the expense in platting 2 acres on
Goose Lake even though cost may be a result of locating the road.
Clerk instructed to write a letter to Mrs. Arneson regarding the use of additional help
at the Lake Elmo Beauty Boutique. Ile is to explain that the amendment to the special
use permit covered the requested item only; that being use of help in the event of illness
or vacation but was not, for the purpose of adding any new business. Violation could
result in cancellation of special use permit.
Clerk instructed to write to the state regarding a list of approved homes of the prefab
variety that meet the new state building code.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Anderson presented the preliminary plat to the council. Motion by
C. Shervheim 2nd by C. Friedrich that initial approval be given the plat and that it
now be taken to the county surveyor for his approval before preparation of the final
hard copy+ Carried 5-0,
Motion by C. Watson 2nd by 0. Shervheim that the Mayor and the Clerk be authorized to
sign the contracts with T. A. Schifsky & Sons for the 1971 Road project. Carried 5-0.
Clerk instructed to advise the sheriffs office of an ordinanoe-violation at 845 Lake
filmo Road. Reportedly they have more than three dogs which requires a kennel license.
Also they have horses and do not have the required 20 acres necessary. Building inspector
also advised to file a complaint for a garage that has been moved on the property that
is not up to code and which does not have a permit.
Motion by C. Shervheim 2nd by C. Abercrombie that the Lions Club of Lake Elmo be issued
a special Beer Permit for Saturday & Sunday August 22 & 23, 1971.
Motion by 0. Shervheim 2nd by C. Friedrich that the clerk be instructed to pay the bills.
He i.s also instructed to review the future invoices from B & E Patrol. Carried 5-0.
Ken Sovereegn asked for an abatement on lots which he owns. Originally they were assessed
at $60000 and were reduced to $5,100. Mr. Sovereign felt that since the lots were sell-
ing at about $4p800 that this should be the full value. Mayor Brockman appointed a
committee of Cis. Watson, Shervheim and Abercrombie to review this matter and report
back to the council at the next meeting at which time a decision will be reached.
Clerk instructed to request William Wacker to out down the weeds on his property at the
intersection of 10th & Lake Elmo Road.
Clerk instructed to contact Gene Haugen to determine the selling price of the 1�- lots
which he contemplated purchasing from Mr. Caulkin..
Council suggested the following names as possible successor to Jack Evert on the
planning commission. Leo Raleigh, Bernard Froehner,and F. Franta. 0. Watson to contact
them in the order listed above for a new member to the Commission.
The Village Assessor submitted the following requests for abatement along with his
recommendations based on facts as he sees them:
Plate # Name Original Amt, Abetment Amt.
24112E,F, G G. Ringwelski $32000.00 $2,335.00
25192B Lake Jane Access Corp. 2,250.00 1,667.00
Ml'N'YT98 OF THN LAKE V;'LMO MIA09 COUNCTL MEPITN'd JULY 20, 1971..pg. 3
26382-036
1). Hedberg
42,000.00
41,275.00
26382-035
G. Hedged
2,000.00
1,275.00
26382-014
Corp. #14
2,250.00
29000.00
24124K&O
M. Nippoldt
1,700.00
1,040.00
24425-48-9
R. Bloom
200.00
none
Motion by C. Abercrombie 2nd by C. Sbervheim that the recommendations of the
assessor be approved and passed on to the County Assessor for further consideration.
Carried 5-0.
Motion by 0. She"heim 2nd by C. Watson that meeting be adjourned at 10:12PM
Carried 5-0,
Respectfully submitted
Donald Mehsikomer
Village Clerk
lake Elmo, Minnesota