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AGENDA -- VILLAGE COUNOIL MEETING
VILLAGE OF LAKE ELMO
TAKE ELMO, MINNEIOTA 55o42
Meeting held on Tuesday, January 18 112
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7130 P. M. »- Meeting Called to Order.
8:00 P. M. -- Residents from Olson Lake on Street Naming.
8 3 P. M. -- Waste Disposal, Ordinance
P M. -- Residents from
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ITEMS FOR DISCUSSION
Review Special, Use Permits.
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MINUTES OF THE IAKE ELMO VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING JANUARY 18, 1972
Meeting called to order at 723OPM by Mayor Brookman.
Present:Brookman$Shervheim, Friedrioh,Watson,Abercrombie,Park & ]Vfehsikomer.
Also present:Counsel Raleigh -Engineer Bonestroo.
kbsent:None.
Mayor requested that the minutes of the January 4$.1972 meeting be changed
to show that the Planning Commsision should appoint two members to the
committees to consider the future park and sewer programs. Each service
group should be entitled to one member, on each committee.
Motion by C..Shervheim 2nd by C.Watson that the minutes be approved as
corrected. Carried 5-0.
Motion by C.Shervheim 2nd by C.Abercrombie that the Oakdale Athletic Assoc.
be given permission to sell beer at their recreation nights to be held at
the Lake Elmo VFW on January 29,A.pril 11 and October 21,1972. Carried 5-0..
Discussion regarding selection of an official publication for the Village..
Clerk reported that the Stillwater Gazette had 68 daily and 265 weekly
subscribers in bake Elmo. Washington County Review has a circulation of
504 of which 502 are paid. Lake Elmo customer breakdown was questionable
since they can only go by make Elmo Zip; Code which includes area outside
the Village. Estimate is about 50%. Mr. John Harms.= of the Washington
Cou#ty Bulletin presented his pitch in behalf of his paper. Decision of
which paper will be the official paper tabled until next meeting.
The residents of Olson Lake Road were enmass for the meeting and selected
their three youthful girls Gail Swanlund$Karen Broggen and Lee Ann Wethe
as their spokesmen. Letter from the County Surveyor was read in which he
recommended that the Council refuse to permit retention of the Olson Lake
rather than Ideal name.. Comments from the floor were allowed by the Mayor.
Ifter reviewing all the points against the change and the reasons for re-
taining -the old name the Council on a motion by C.Abercrombie with a 2nd
by C.Shervheim agreed to the name of Olson Lake Trail for that portion of
the road from Hidden Bay. Road to County Hwy 68. Motion.carried 5- 0.
LeRoy Rossow represented the citizens of Tab"lyn Park regarding the naming
of Southhill Blvd. Prev&ously the Council had gone along with the name
Southhill Trail rather than the proposed name of 29th St. and Ironwood Ave,
for this 2 block road. The county surveyor asked that the Council reconsider
and if they had to change would they accept the name of Ironwood Trail.
Mr, Rossow advised that they preferred the Southhill Trail name but would
agree to the: Ironwood Trail.. He had. contacted and represented all the af-
fected citizens. Motion by C.Shervheim 2nd by C.Watson that the clerk be
advised to xxxi relay to the county surveyor that the Council. had approved
the name Ironwood Trail. Carried 5--0.
Mr. Richard Johnson Chairman of the solid waste disposal study committee
reviewed the results of the original study and asked the Council to take
setion. Clerk instructed to distribute copies of the report to the Council
,nembers for study with a decision to be made at the Feb.1$1972 meeting.
Clerk also requested to come up with some sort of a license for haulers
to be reviewed at this same meeting,
Motion by C.Watson 2nd by C.Abercrombie that Clerk write a letter to the
County Commissioners advising them that Richard E. Johnson was appearing
before them regarding the solid waste disposal site In the Village of Lake
^+.Imo as a delegate of the Village. Complaints regarding open vehicles$
poor polieing,improper use etc. would be presented. Motion carried 5-Oo
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MINUTES OF THE JANUARY )(, 19"72 COUNCIL MEETING Cont P d. pg.2
A committee or group of citizens of Cimmaron were on hand and had selected
attorney,Jack Wallace to explain their position as it pertained to their
Movilla Homes and relations with the management of Cimarron. Mr.Bob Davidson
spoke on behalf of Cimarron and associated companies. The Council could txk
take no action but allowed both parties time to present their story in the
hope that they could find a common ground and understanding of the situation
as it exists. Council did hold up the renewal of the Special Use Permit
for Cimarron and set February 81 1972 10:30AM for the time to make the
inspection of the Cimarron facility. Council.plus the building inspector
and plumbing —gas inspector would be involved in the. inspection.
Clerk advised to contact the Planning Commission regarding the status of
the proposed gravel pit ordinance.
Letter from Bon strop & Assoc explained the increase in the expense of the
1971 road program. Council asked to receive cmpies of -the letter and advised
the ole4k to send a letter to Bonesttoo asking for still a furhter explain
ation of the overcharge.
Motion
by C.Shervheim 2nd
by C.Abercrombieto approve the Sewer
Installers
Permti
(SI 000020) from R.W.Lacosse Const. contingent on the approval of
Inspector Robert 'Hier. Carried 5-0,
Motion
by C.Abercrombie 2nd by C..Watson -to take the following
action re—
garding renewal of Special Use Permits:
0001
Howard Springborn
Mobile home on farm
Approved
0002
David Arneson
Beauty shop in. hame
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0003
Dale Brockman
Swimming pool
0004
Donald Moris
11 11
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0005
Richard Lambert
Dog kennels & dog racing
0006
Jim 'Trudeau
Dog kennel
1°
0008
A.Kamish Co.
Use of Pierson gravel pit
review
0009
Mrs. John Carlson
Beauty shop in home
Approved
0010
Clarence Pierre
Paint & body shop
11
0011
Vali-11i. Theatre
Outdoor theatre
review
0012
bake Elmo: Camp Grounds Camp grounds (Erwin Beutel)
Approved
0013
Oakdale Gun Club
Target range
If
0014-
Paul 'Pierson
Trailer house on property
Voided:
0015
3M Club
Skeet & trap range
Approved
0016
Peyer Bloomguist
Swimming pool
it
0017
Pemton Cimarron
Mobile cour5
review
0018
Wm.G.Wacker
Voided
1003
Calvin Brockman
Swimming pool
Approved
1010
John Johnson
Bowling Alley
review
1011
Tom Hilpisch
Horses & sheep on less than 20A
Approved
1014
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Move bldg on property
it
1015
White Adv.
Road adv. sign
If,
1018
Lake Elmo ID
70' antennae
11
Trailer Sales
review
Wagonwheel Drive Inn. Mfg. Patio stones
11;
Carl Olinger
Use of gravel- pit of county
11
Hammes Gravel Pit
4t
Motion
carried 5-0..
Motion
by C.Watson 2nd by
C..Friedrich to approve payment of bills.
Carried 5-0.
MINUTES OF THE J'ANUARY X,1972 COUNCIL IULf.PE%1NG Cont'd. pg. 3
Residents of the Krause Addition complained to the Council that they were
not getting their street plowed and that theysaw the Village truck come up
to their road and then turn around and 'leave. It was pointed out to these
residents that the street which they live on.is not a Village St.There were
certain conditions which were to have been taken care of at the time of the
original plat but not carried out. Citizens were advised that they could
petition the Village to hold a hearing regarding the upgrading of the road
involved to Village Standards. This would not guarantee upgrading of the
road only a hearing to discuss the matter., Action on the part of the Council
would not commence until the appropriate petition was receivad.
'Motion by O.Watson 2nd by C.F•ri.edrioh that C. Abercrombie be appointed to
represent the Village of lake Elmo on the Zone 6 Sewer Advisory Board.
Motion carried.
Mayor Brockman appointed a committee of Abercrombie,Watson and Friedrich
to work with counsel on the acquisition of property for a water reservoir
at a second Village location.. Abercrombie named chairman.
Motion by C.Abererombie 2nd by C.Shervheim to adjourn at 12t30AM.
Motion carried 5-0,
Respectfully submitted
Donald Mehsikomer
Village Clerk
bake Elmo, Minnesota
TO ALL 0OUNCITMEN:
l/26/72
Due to the lateness of the last meeting there were several subjects that were on
my list that we did not get to.
1. The Sewer & Park Committees.
I believe we all agree we should have such committees. If we are to have them,
the sooner the better.
I have suggested the following procedure for selecting the members.
a. Each councilman name one.
b. The Planning Commission name two-- (not commission members).
c. Each of the service organizations name one each (Lions, VFW, Jaycees).
This would be a total of 10 members with Bruce and Lloyd ex officio members of
the group under their area of responsibility.
I solicit your comments and ideas.
I would like Lloyd and Bruce to suggest the aims and goals of their group, also
the guide lines each group should follow.
We should discuss these Committees at the next meeting and try and complete the
format we want to follow.
2. We need two new members for the Planning Commission. The Jaycees are going to
suggest one from Cimarron. The Council should have some names perferably someone
from the Southwest area of the Village.
3. We should act on the official Village Paper.
We get the poorest personal coverage from the Gazette, but because it seems very
difficult to choose between the other two and because it is a daily paper, this
may be our best way. I have mixed feelings about this. The above are just thoughts
not necessarily my recommendations.
It. Regarding the decision to keep the name Olson Lake Trail.
I am sure we all know it was not the right way to go, but I an sure we are all
happy we agreed to retain the Olson Lake name.
See you February lst.
Kelly 3rookman
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