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HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-21-73 CCMAGEPIDA--JILLRGE COUNCIL VILLAGE OF LAKE "LMO, MIPIN. MEETING HELD ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1973. 5:00 P.M. -- Meeting Called 6:30 P,M.-- Dinner hour 7.30 P.M. -- Ileet-Ing reconvenes Donald Durand— 3.2 beer. license_ Tom Ke11er -- Petition rega.rd:,ng beer license 8.00 P.M. -- Mr. Anderson, Contractor for building. permit for AkirYTTJIW` a in UEs -T� aria"20 AerscS�onsdhores; 8:15 P.M. -- Air. & Mrs. Hedberg TTui_'lding Permit 8:30 P.M. -- Flex Kitts (Faegre & Benson) Dayton Development Co, ' Vacation of Egon Acres Plat --(copy f TPA at t the e e .; � A. t 8:50 P.M. _.. Mr. & Mrs. T-h.Hjelmgren _ Subdivision of tract into 2 parcels 9:15 P.M. -- Dick Johnson--8896 Lake Jane Trail No. Building permit-- garage and general improvements 9:30 P.AI. -- Joe Frolik Nta ME —TV repair shop and sal.es/servi.ce at 3390 Lake Elmo Ave. No. 9:45 P.M. -- Ruben Lauseng Uperate-landscape business on Rambo property, Section 3 ITEKS FOR DISCIISSIOSI SPRCSAL ITS} 11RMIT FOR 2.0tb. Century Homes at"11450 Hudson Blvd. (Joseph Wegleitner) Files to be considered: Dick Johnson-- lower boats on Lake Jane John Di11 --~Special Use Permit for parl<ing mobile home at Tertan mark _ for security personnel. Whereas, on October 19, 1971, Elmer Haase and Ruth Haase as then owners platted a tract of land as "Egan Acres", which Plat was filed for record on March 23, 1972 in the office of the Register of Deeds of Washington County, Minnesota, in Book F of Plats page 84, and Whereas, said Plat dedicated certain Streets, an Avenue, certain utility easements and a Walk Way and Park, all as shown on said Plat, and Whereas, Dayton Development Company, a Minnesota corpora- tion, is now the owner of all the land included in said Plat and proposes to apply to the District Court of Washington County for a Judgment and Decree vacating the said Plat in its entirety, including the said Streets, Avenue, utility easements, Walk Way and Park, and Whereas, the said lands including the Walk Way and Park are unfit and useless for the purposes for which they were laid out and dedicated, and it is deemed to be in the public interest that all present or future plans for such uses be abandoned and that said lands be permitted to revert to the present owner freed from the dedication in said Plat, Now, Therefore, Be It Resolvea by the Village Council of the Village of Lake Elmo that its consent is hereby given to the application of Dayton Development Company under Section 505.14 of the Statutes of the State of Minnesota for such vacation and to the entry by the District Court of Washington County of its Judgment and Decree vacating said Plat and adjudging that title to all Streets, the Avenue, the Walk Way and Park areas revert to the owner thereof. Be It Furthor Resolved, that the Mayor and Village Clerk are hereby author i:r(-(t upon the request of the sa i ci ov.-n r to execute and deliver to it a quit claim deed to the lands in the said Plat, upon the filing with the County Auditor of Washington County of a certified copy of the Decree of vacation of the District Court of Washington County. Minutes of Lake Elmo Village Council Meeting August 21, 1973 Present: Brookman, Abercrombie, Watson, Shervheim, Friedrich, Park, and Mehsikomer Also Present: Counsel Raleigh, Eng. Bonestroo and Insp. Mueller Meeting called to order at 5:00 p.m. by Mayor Brookman Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Watson to approve Ordinance #129, (Shoreline Management) as corrected. ' Carried unanimously Motion by C. WAtson second by C. ABercrombie to instruct Engineer Bonestroo to restate our position regarding Battle Creek Drainage engineering study Carried 5 - 0 Council agreed to meet with new chairman of Metropolitan Council at a noon luncheon on Friday August 31, 1973 at the Holiday Inn in St. Paul. Motion by C. Abercrombie second by C. Shervheim to approve a one day (Sept 15, 1973) 3.2 license for Oakdale Athletic Association at the Lake Elmo VFW Hall provided adequate police protection is furnished. Carried 5 - 0. Motion by C. Watson second by C. Shervheim to authorize expenditure of 2459.00 for cost of appraisal and acquisition of land from R. Dreher and H. Dreher for Minnehaha 694 access. Carried 5 - 0. Fran Pott asked if fire department could proceed with pruchase of 25 monitors; one monitor for each fireman. Estimated cost is less than $5,000. Motion by C. ABercrombie second by C. Shervheim to authorize fire department to obtain specs and make preparations and then take bids. Carried 5 - 0. Recess 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Matter of issuing a 3.2% Malt Liquior ON SALE license to Donald Durand for Pierres Pier was discussed Tom Keller presented a petition requesting that council deny request for a license. Petition had 43 signatures. Supporting comments from Mrs. Lundholm and B. Forehner. They also objected to expanding a commercial enterprise in an area zoned residential. Don Durand also submitted a document with 41 signatures approving use of building known as Pierres Pier, for sale of 3.2% Malt Liquor. Some of the signatures of residents appeared on both documents. Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. WAtson to delay final action until council has had an opportunity to review petitions. Matter to be added to Sept. 4, 1973 meeting at approximately 8:00p.m. for decision. Carried 5 - 0. Mr. Raymond G. Anderson and Mr. Akira Fujicka appeared regarding a building permit on lots 19 and 20 Bershens Shores. Council advised him that engineer has yet to set high water mark in accordance with new Shoreline Management Ordinance. Motion by C. Abercrombie second by C. Shervheim to give tentative approval subject to meeting requirements established by engineer and meeting all other applicable village regulations. Carried 5 - 0. Elmer Haase has requested return of securities we are holding. Dayton Hudson Prop. advises that although houses were destroyed or moved cleanup of premises has not been completed. Edna Beers to keep in contact with counsel Raleigh for clearance to release. Meeting of League of Minn. Municipalities is scheduled for Sept. 6, 1973 6:30 p.m. at Forest Lake. Clerk instructed to send in reservations for 4. Report from Insurance Committee is that the $3,000. term insurance policy fell through. A new possibility exists but minimum total coverage is $27,000 of term insurance. Since village has only 3 permanent employees it would amount to $9,000 per employer. Motion by C. Watson second by C. Shervheim that we accept recommendation of Insurance Committee to,go with Aetna. Employees to be notified that the $9,000 coverage is temporary as we only guarantee $3,000 coverage. Carried 5 - 0. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hedberg appeared regarding a building permit. Motion by C. Abercrombie second by C. Friedrich denying permit on the following grounds: 1. That 2 sewer (ground absorption)systems would utilize same area 2. Lot is not officially subdivided, (did not follow sub -division procedure) and 3. The lot is less than the required minimum of one acre. Carried 5 - 0. Rex Kitts and George Hite appeared relative to vacation of the Eagon Acres Plat. C. Abercrombie presented resolution R-73-30 approving vacationof Eagon Acres Plat and asked for council confirmation. Second by C. Shervheim. Carried unanimously. C. Watson moved with second by C. Shervheim that we approve Special Use Permit for John Dill for a mobile home on 3M property at Tartan Park as his residence as a seasonal guard. Carried 5 - 0. Motion by C. Watson second by C. FrieJrich to approve minutes of August 7, 1973 meeting as submitted. 11 Carried 5 - 0. Council discussed matter of regulating outboard motors on lakes within the village. Tri-lakes area to receive questionaire on their local paper the Birchbark. Others will be invited thru the press to advise clerks office of their thoughts on regulations. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hjelmgren appeared regarding a division of property now owned by Clifford Adkins. A percolation test was submitted and approved by inspector R. Wier. Hjelmgrens advised to have Mr. Adkins request variance or have the property platted. Dick Johnson requested a vari-once to allow for excavation under house and installation of a new heating system. Motion by C. Watson second by C. Friedrich to approve variance to install new furnace and excavate and install required flooring. Carried 5 - 0. Advertisement appeared in Gazette that Tom Lindbeck can repair cars at his home. This is residential area and °a zoning violation. Officer Neville to pursue. Carried 5 - 0. Joe Frolik appeared regarding establishing a TV repair shop at 3390 Lake Elmo Ave. No. Council advised that they had no personal objections to this use of property but would not approve until Charles Mix had complied with his agreement to clean up and fence in area. Motion by C. Watson`2nd by C. Shervheim that if property cleaned up to sat- isfaction of Mayor and Building Inspector before next meeting they can approve re- quested use of building. Carried 5 - 0. Ruben Lauseng had appeared before PZC on Aug. 14, 1973 requesting a Special Use Permit to operate landscaping business on Rambo property section 3. MMption by C. Abercrombie second by C. Shervheim to approve SVP subject to conditions spelled out in 8-14-73 minutes of PZC. Inaddition ceramics studio to be finished on the outside. Carried 5 - 0. Motion by C. Abercrombie second by C. Watson authorizing clerk to pay submitted bills. Carried 5 - 0. Motion by C. Watson second by C. Abercrombie to accept offer for village of Lake Elmo to purchase sanitary landfill site from Washington County for $1.00. Carried 5 - 0. Motion by C. Shervheim second by C. Watson to adjourn at 10:08 p.m. Carried 5 - 0. Respectfully submitted Donald Mehsikomer Village Clerk Lake Elmo, Mn.