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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-18-72 CCMAGENDA -- VILLAGE COUNCIL VILLA.GF OF LAKE FLMO LAKE ELMO, MF7M SOTA 550h2 COUNCIL MEETING SFLD TUFSDAY, APRI.L 18, 1972. 4Pleasehe cck note belo,c 7:30 P. M. - Meeting Called to rder. --- Bob Davidson of Pemtom and Tom Sackstrom of __ Donald Anderson-«122 Windsor Court- New Brighton, Minn. df Please Note. Meeting will be called at 7:00 P.M. and the first half hour, Pebble Park, Govt. Lot 7 will be toured for inspection. ITEMS FOR DffSCUSSTON MINUTES OF THE LAKE ELMO VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING APRIL 18, 1972 Meeting called to order at 7:42PM by Mayor Brockman. Present:Brookman,Shervheim(late),Friedrich,Wbercrombie,Park & Mehsikomer. Absent:Watson. Also present:Counsel Raleigh & Bldg. Insp. Friedrich. Mayor requested that the minutes of the April 40972 Council Meeting be /"amended in line 4 paragraph 2,insert the word is after the word involved so sentence reads"Mr. Monson was advised that when the deed is completed and filed showing the property involved is back in his name the village will send another letter to the commissioner etc." Motion by C.Abercrombie 2nd by C. Friedrich that minutes of the April 4, 1972 meeting be approved as amended. Carried 3-0. Motion by C.Abercrombie 2nd by C. Friedr.ich that the Village Council approve the amendment to the Lake Elmo Fire Department Relief. Association's. articles of incorporation ;section 2 determining ±xx years of service as approved by the governing body of that association. Carried 3-0. Clerk advised that he had been approached by Ed Heimel of the Twin City Area Urban Corp regarding the possibility of the Village of Lake Elmo hiring one of the available students for the summer. Cost to the Village 30% of his $1200 salary for 12 weeks. Clerk advised to arrange for a meeting, with Mr. Heimel on April 260 1972 at 11:30AIW to discuss matter in more de- tail.. Motion by C.Friedrich 2nd by C..Aberc.rombie that Dorothy Lyons be appointed as a member of the Planning Zoning Commission. Carried 3-0. RatixRxxiAmax Bob Davidson representing Pemtom presented a report relative to the footings under the mobile homes at. Cimarron. After some discussion it was agreed that the Village would extend the. Special Use Permit for six months during which time d record of the levels at the time of installation., a shhoting of the piers at certain intervals with load on them. Records should include some old and some new installations with. Otto Bonestroo to determine the number that would he meaningful. Commitment was made that as of now any house not level would be put in level. The extension of the Special Use Permit for 6 months was covered in a motion by C. Ab4rerombie and seconded by C. Friedrich. Carried 3-0, Motion. by C.Abercrombie 2nd by C.Friedrich that a variance be granted to Donald Anderson so that .lot 1 of the xxs9txx±xFIx± Donald Anderson 2nd Addition would be a buildable lot (167' x 261') even though it is not at present zoned as part of the Village. Land was acquired through a boundary change with Oakdale in a ruling by Judge Johnson. Carried 3-0. Mr. Carl Rudeen and Mr. Hanson advised that their homes or land were being taken by the new 194- Freeway and asked if they could move into the village. Bldg. Insp. Friedrich would make a check and determine if the homes were r up to code and if approval should be gi van. -` Mr. Lehmann appeared before the council relative to 2 matters. One covered a permit for an industrial building that had been built without a permit and the other regarding a new addition to an industrial building. Motion by C.Friedrich 2nd by C.Abercrombie that the permit for the new building be approved and that the license fee for the building built without the permit would be also approved but subject to double fees. Carried 3-0. Motion by O.Friedrich 2nd by C.Abercrombie that a variance be approved on frontage of Lot 51Block 3 Tablyn Park from 125' to 100' based on the recommendation of the PZC in their minutes of Jan,11, 1972. Carried 3-0. MINU'J'ES OF THE LAKE ELMO VILLAGE COUNCIL METING APRIL 1891972 pg.2 Motion by C.Friedrich 2nd by C. Abercrombie that the Special Use Permit for Mrs. Louise 13ahnemen.for a. gift shop of Highway 12 Seati.an 33 be approved subject to the conditions spelled out by the PZC in their mtg of April 11, 1972, Carried 3-0. Motion by O.Abererombie 2nd by 0. Friedrich that Special Use Permits be issued to Richard Lambert for the 58 additional runs added on to the present facility and for the building of caretakers quarters subject to the re— quirements speeled out by the PZC in their minutes of the meeting held on April 11, 1972. Motion carried 3-0.. Action on the pet cemetery was held up for more detail on the escrow fund and how it would be ahndled. Motion by C.Abercrombie 2nd by 0. Friedrich that the clerk be authorized to pay thO bills. Carried 3-0- Motion by C.. Friedrich 2nd by C. Abercrombie that the Council Order pre. pared against James Mottaz for illegally moving building on his property be turned over to Dick Neville for serving. Carried 3-0- C.Abercrombie presented Resolution R72 10 regarding the unsafe building on Village owned pr.opery and asked for its destruction. Resolution passed 3—O. Council reminded that the next meeting of the coundil on May 21 1972 would start at 7100PM and an inspection of Pebble Park & Govt. Lot 7 will be con. ducted. Discussion with Mr. Coppersmith regarding the extdnsion of watermain on 30 Street N. to the East of the last hydrant. Council ordered a hearing on the matter with all notification ordered so: the hearing could be held at 8s00PM on. May 29 1972 in the Vill-age Hall. Motion by C.Abercrombie 2nd by C.Friedrich that the meeting be adjourned at 1'1:05PM..Motion carried 4-Oo Respectfully submitted. Donald Mehsikomer V611age Clerk Lake Elmo, Minnespta ADDITION TO MINUTES OF APRIL 18, 1972 MEETING. Mayor Brockman raised the question of a dilapidated building located on Lot 6 of the First- Re -arrangement of Lot 3, Block 3, Lake Elmo Park, according to the plat thereof. The county auditor's records reveal the property to be owned by one Howard L. Huebener. After hearing the report of the building inspector and Mayor Brookman, who investigated the property,Councilman moved the adoption of the following resolution; RESOLVED, that it appears that the dilapidated house located on said Lot 6 is in an extremely hazardous condition. It is a wood frame structure and the wood is in a rotted and deteriorated condition and is likely to collapse. The windows are broken out, the doors are broken off and the building is likely to be entered by children who could be injured by falling through the rotting flooring. In addition the un- attended building in such condition is a source of filth and a health hazard. It is, accordingly, determined by the council that the same is a nuisance and a hazard and legal counsel is hereby directed to proceed with the preparation of an order to be issued directing the removal thereof and the Mayor and Clerk are hereby authorized to execute the same by order of the Council. f 0'