HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-15-80 CCMCITY OF LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1980
In the absence of Mayor Armstrong, Councilman Pott convened the meeting at
j•:0$ p.m. with Councillors Morgan. and Novak present. Administrator Whittaker
also present. Mottaz (5:12) and Armstrong (5:45)
AGENDA: Whittaker request the Council add an addition interview for the
Planning Commission, schedule a hearing on the.Deneen Variance
and add the following to the Administrator's Report: two additional
Licenses, the Sign Ordinance, the Energy Coordinator, the 'question
of a Church on the Lundquist Property at Co. 17 & Hwy. 36, and the
State Conference. Pott requested the Council add the CB Radios
under Council Reports.
Morgan moved, seconded by Novak to approve the agenda as amended.
Motion carried 3-0.
MINUTES: Novak moved, seconded by Morgan, to approve the minutes of the
April 1, 1980, City Council meeting with the following corrections:
Paragraph E, page 6, the motion should read to adopt Ordinance 7909;
under Paragraph F it should indicate that these taxes will be abated
from 1973 on. Motion carried 4-0. Councillor Mottaz arrived at 5:12 p.m.
CLAIMS: Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz to approve Claims 80172 thru 80228.
Motion carried 4-0.
BACKHOE BIDS: The Council reviewed all the bids and discussed the options and
decided the extend —a —hoe was a good investment in light of the bids.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to accept the bid from Carlson
Tractor and Equipment for a 1979, Ford 555, with extend —a —hoe,
for $21,238 with a one year warranty. Motion carried 4-0.
Mayor Armstrong arrived at 5:45
CABLE TV: Don Raleigh explained the service areas around Lake Elmo. He said
because of Lake Elmo's sparse population only a portion of the City
could be serviced within the next three to four years. He advised
the Council that before making, any decision on Cable TV they
should request a representative of the Minnesota Cable Board come
out and explain the options. The Council agreed. The Administrator
will send a letter to White Bear Lake stating Lake Elmo is not
interested in joining any cable service area at this time.
BROCKMAN ADDITION DITCH: Don Raleigh, Kelly Brockman, Larry Bohrer, and Larry
Whittaker met to discuss solving the drainage ditch problem along
Highway 5 (212). All agreed the ditch should be constructed.
The Brookman developers will contact Mn/DOT and request they do
the work ( the State has done all the surrounding ditch work in
this area). If Mn/DOT will not do the ditching the developers will
take responsibility. Any assistance the City can offer to encourage
Mn/DOT to complete this work will be appreciated. Mr. Raleigh also
stated when the City develops a Surface Water Plan, they expect this
r work to be recognized as a contribution against any assessment.
VALLEY BRANCH WATERSHED DISTRICT PETITION 1006: Councilman Pott restated
his opposition to vote on any petition to the Watershed District.
Councilman Pott left the meeting at 5:50 p.m.
Armstrong briefly explained the project and stated Valley Branch
has assured the petitioners no more than $30,000 will be spent to
determine if this project will be, cost effective.
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1980 —2—
VALLEY BRANCH WATERSHED — PROJECT 1006: Lake Elmo's share will be $6,000,
Valley Branch Watershed District — $6,000, Washington County — $9;000,
/ West Lakeland — $3,000, and 3m - $6,000.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to have Lake Elmo join the
petition for Project 1006, with West Lakeland, A Washington County,
and Valley Branch Watershed District, for an amount not to exceed
$6,000 for Lake Elmo's share. Motion carried 3-0-1, with Morgan
abstaining. Before Morgan would reconsider voting for a petition,
he would like to see Valley Branch Watershed District put more
effort into preventing water throughout the watershed from coming
into Lake Elmo; also, some proposals projecting how potential water
problems can be resolved if and when they arise.
Armstrong urged Valley Branch to consider wetland storage areas and
promote informing residents these areas can be removed from the tax
rolls if they are retained as such. Also, all petitioners to be
consulted prior to Valley Branchs° determining a method of assessment.
Pott returned at 6:15 p.m.
Novak would like to see Valley Branch execute their philosophy,
by studying and, when possible, acquiring potential storage areas;
so when the need arises, preliminary information is available.
COUNCIL REPORTS: A. Park Rentals — The Council will consider the revised
rate schedule at the next meeting.
B. Tennis Courts and Park Shelter — These specs are now out for bid.
C. Sunfish Park Gate — Morgan recommended the City negotiate with
Mr. Ringwalski to continue the opening and closing of Sunfish Park
gate. Morgan will talk with him. The Council had no objection.
D. Seeler Property — The Administrator will call Mr. Seeler and see
what the status of the land purchase is.
E. CB Radios — Bids taken on the CB Radios were deemed void due
to FCC Regulations on selling 23 channel equipment. New bids were
secured on the salable units.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to accept the high bid of $51.50
for the CB Radios. Motion carried 5-0.
AG PRESERVE BILL: Armstrong reported this bill has been signed into law. The
Administrator has contacted Representative Levi for a copy of the
bill.
PLANNING COMMISSION APPOINTMENT:
The Council interviewed Mr. Dick Hesse and Mr. Leroy Forsblad.
Birger Olson and Scotty Lyle will be interviewed at the next
Council meeting. All candidates will be sent an application form
and be interviewed before the Council makes a decision.
Mr. Forsblad requested the Council install a weather warning siren
at Cimarron. The Council took this under advisement.
PUBLIC INQUIRIES: A. Dan Collyard — Legion Pond — Dan Collyard, resident on
Legion Avenue N., asked the Council what progress has been made towards
diminishing the flooding on Legion Pond. Several septic systems are
threatened.
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Legion Pond — The Council said that a feasibility study will be
necessary before any action to alleviate the problem can be taken.
The cost of such a study would have to be paid for by Legion Avenue
residents.- Mr. Collyard indicated this would be agreeable. Armstrong
said.the City sent several residents notice in 1976, to relocate their
septic systems�•beoause of the water problem. Mr. Collyard said
due to the tccgqtal saturation of the ground this would not solve their
current probl6,ms. Collyard's attorney would like on record whether
or not the City plans to solve this problem. Armstrong said any
improvement would be done on the basis of assessing property owners
in that area; and, presently the City has no short term solution.
Residents would have to request such an improvement. MrV Collyard
requested the City consider pumpin4 such as was done on Lake Jane.
Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan, to authorize the Engineer to
survey the problem on Legion Pond, and see if there is a visible
solution; and, if not, prepare a cost estimate for an improvement
project. Motion carried 5-0.
B. Roger Meyer — Purchase of City Pro ert — The Meyers agreed to
grant an easement for an ft. walking path from Lake Elmo Avenue
to the City parking lot, provided the City remove the condition
to share in any profit over $65,000 within the next five years.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Pott, to sell the old "Down Halle site
to Meyer Merchantile, for $3,500 plus costs. The profit—sharing
condition will be deleted in lieu of an 8 ft. wide pedestrain
walkway from Lake Elmo Avenue to the City parking lot. The walkway
will be placed on the south edge of the property or otherwise located
by mutual agreement of the City and Meyers. Motion carried 5-0.
PLANNING COMMISSION REPORTS:
A. Amend Section
tL.. OV1�y -
The Council reviewed the Planning.Commission recommendation to approve
this amendment. Pott expressed concern that there are no controls
on buildings or use in areas over 20A.
The Council agreed to amend the Zoning Ordinance as recommended by
the Planning Commission with a building in Ag being limited to an
agricultural building and agricultural use.
B. Amend Section 301.090B - Grandfather in lA lots platted before
October 16, 1979 -
The Council agreed with the Planning Commission recommendation to
amend the Zoning Ordinance to include this provision.
C. Amend Section 301.130, Zoning Ordinance, Restricting Mobile
Homes for Non -Residential Use -
The Council agreed with the Planning Commission recommendation to
amend the Zoning Ordinance and include this provision.
The Council instructed the Administrator to draft Ordinance 7910
amending the City Code as follows:
Section 301.1300, Limiting the Number of Accessory Buildings,
r Section 301.090B, Grandfathering in lA lots platted before October 16, 1979
\_ Section 301.130 and Section 402.010, Restricting Mobile Homes for
Non -Residential Use.
D.
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D.- Co..Road 15 - Mottaz did not see any need to.include this now
since e a. y as no road plan. The Council discussed County 13,
Keats_ Avenue,, and County 15 as future collector streets.
Pott moved, seconded -by Novak9 to adopt Resolution R-80-24,
incorporating proposed County 15 into the Major Element of Trans-
portation System of the Comprehensive Plan. Motion carried 4-1.
Mottaz opposed.
CONSENSUS MOT.IONS:..
A.,_.Repeal.R-80-8 - Vacating Ridgeway Drive -
Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan to adopt Resolution R-80-20,
repealing Resolution R-80-8, Ridgeway Drive Vacation. Motion carried 5-0.
B.
Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan to adopt Resolution 80-21, granting
a permanent drainage easement to Washington County to reconstruct
County Road 6. Motion carried 5-0.
C. DeMontreville Lake Access Hearing -
Morgan moved, seconded by Armstrong, to set a hearing May 6, 8:30 p.m.
on the Lake DeMontreville Access. Motion carried 5-0.
D. Variance for Steven Larson - Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan,
to set a hearing for Steven Larson, variance request, for May 6,
8:15 P.M. Motion carried 5-0.
E. Authorize League of Minnesota Cities to apply for Temporary Data
Classification -
The Administrator reviewed the League memo with the Council and
explained the necessity for this action.
Morgan moved, seconded by Mottaz, to adopt Resolution 80-22, authorizing
the League of Minnesota Cities to apply for a Temporary Data Classification
for Lake Elmo. Motion carried 5-0.
E. Responsible Authority - Data Practices Act -
Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, to adopt Resolution 80-23, appointing
Laurence E. Whittaker, City Administrator, the Responsible Authority
per Data Practices Act. Motion carried 5-0.
C. May 6 CitZ Council Meeti - Armstrong moved, seconded by Morgan,
to start the May 6 Council meeting at 6:30 p.m. with no dinner break.
Motion carried 5-0.
H. Deneen Variance - Armstrong moved, seconded by Pott, to set
a hearing for Dennis Deneen, variance request, for May 6 at 8:45 p.m.
Motion carried 5-0.
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT:
A. Dues: Mottaz moved, seconded by Armstrong, to authorize payment
of dues tothe Lake Elmo Business Association @ $25.00/yr. Pott amended
the motion,'seconded by Morgan, to include the Tri-Lakes Association
and the Cimarron Association. Amended carried 5-0. Motion as amended
carried 5-0.
TKDA - MAINTENANCE BUILDING: The Council reviewed the letter dated April 11, 1980.
They find much of the detailed design work (Item D) was performed
without Council authorization. The architect should not have prepared
a final design for a building 80% over budget, nor expend fees in
excess of 11% of the estimated project cost.
The Administrator will contact TKDA and see what compromise can be
worked out. The Council agreed to the expenses incurred for Items A thru C.
of the letter.
R80-23
RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, M:INNESOTA
A RESOLUTION APPOINTING A RESPONSIBLE
AUTHORITY AND ASSIGNING DUTIES
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Government Data Practices
Act, Minnesota Statutes, Sections 15.1611 to 1.5.1698 as
amended, requires that this city appoint one person as the
Responsible Authority to administer the requirements for
collection, storage, use and dissemination of data on indivi-
duals, government data, and summary data, within this city
and,
WHEREAS, the city council is concerned with the
responsible use of city data and wishes to satisfy this con-
cern by immediately appointing an administratively qualified
Responsible Authority as required under the Act and assign-
ing duties to that person;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF LAKE ELMO, MINNESOTA:
1. The city council of Lake Elmo, Minnesota, appoints
Laurence Whittaker as the Responsible Authority for the pur-
poses of meeting all requirements of the Minnesota Government
Data Practices Act, Minnesota Statutes, Section 15.1611 through
15.1698, as amended.
2. The Responsible Authority may designate a city
employee or employees to assist in the administration and en-
forcement of the duties of the Responsible Authority and to be
in charge of individual files or systems containing government:
data and to receive and comply with requests for government
data. If the Responsible Authority appoints a designee or
designees, this appointment must be in writing, and the city
council shall be provided a copy of the appointment. If desig-
nees are appointed, the Responsible Authority shall instruct
the designees in the requirements of administering and enforc-
i,ng the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act.
3. The duties of the Responsible Authority and designees
are as follows:
a. The Responsible Authority shall keep records
containing government- data :in such an arrangement and condition
as to make them easily accessible for convenient use by the pub-
lic. Photographic, photostatic, microphotographic, or micro-
filmed records shall be considered as accessible for convenient
use regardless of the size of these records.
b. The Responsible Authority shall establish pro-
tedures to :insure that requests for government: data are re-
ceived and complied with in, an appropriate and prompt manner.
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c. The Responsible Authority or designee shall.,
upon request by any person, permit that person to inspect and
copy government data during the normal business hours of the
city and at places provided by the Responsible Authority, and
if the person requests, that person shall be informed of the
dat.a's meaning. The Responsible Authority or designee shall
provide copies of government data upon request. The Responsible
Authority or designee shall require the requesting person to
pay the actual cost of making, certifying and compiling the
copies. If the Responsible Authority or designee is not able
to provide copies at the time a request is made, the Responsible
Authority or designee shall. supply copies as soon as reasonably
possible. If the Responsible Authority or designee determines
that the requested government data is classified so as to deny
the requesting person access, the Responsible Authority or desig-
nee shall so inform the requesting person orally at the time of:
the request, and in. writing as soon thereafter as possible, and
shall cite the statute, temporary classification, or federal law
upon which the determination is made.
d. The Responsible Authority shall prepare a
public document containing his name, title and address, and a
description of each type of record, file, or process relating
to private or confidential data on individuals retained by the
city. Forms used to collect private and confidential data shall
be included in this document. The Responsible Authority shall
update the public document annually and make any changes necessary
to maintain the accuracy of the document.
e. The Responsible Authority shall establish pro-
cedures to assure that all data on individuals is accurate,�com-
plete, and current for the purposes for which it was collected;
and establish appropriate security safeguards for all records
containing data on individuals,
f. The Responsible Authority or designee shall
prepare summary data from private or confidential. data on in-
dividuals upon the request of any person, provided that the re-
quest is in writing and the cost of preparing the summary data
is borne by the requesting person. The Responsible Authority
may delegate the power to prepare summary data to the administra-
tive officer responsible for any central repository of summary
data; or to a person outside of the city if the person, in writ-
ing, sets forth his purpose and agrees not to disclose, and the
Responsible Authority reasonably determines that the access will
not compromise private or confidential data on individuals.
g. The Responsible Authority shall. prepare a
public document setting forth the rights of the data subject
pursuant to the Minnesota Government Date Practices Act and the
specific, procedures in effect in the city for access by the data
subjects to public or private data on individuals.
h. The Responsible Authority or designee shall allow
another Responsible Authority or designee access to data classi-
fied as not public only when the access is authorized or required
by statute or federal law. The Responsible Authority or designee
when supplying government data under this provision may require
the requesting Responsible Authority to pay the actual. cost of
supplying the da.ta.
RS0-23
i.. The
priate, apply to the
mission to classify
divi_duals as private
as non-public, on a
can be acted upon by
Responsible Authority shall, when appro-
Commissioner of Administration for per -
temporarily data or types of data on in -
or confidential., or data not on individuals
temporary basis until a proposed statute
the Legislature.
j. Upon request to the Responsible Authority, or
designee, any individual must be informed whether he is the
subject of stored data on individuals, and whether it is classi-
fied as public, private or confidential. Upon further request,
the individual who is the subject of stored private data on in-
dividuals shall be shown the data without any charge to him and,
if he desires, sliall be :informed of the content and meaning of
that data. The Responsible Authority or designee shall provide
copies of the private data upon request by the individual sub-
ject of the data, and the cost of providing copies shall be borne
by the individual. The Responsible Authority or designee shall
comply immediate.l.y,if possible, with any request made by and
individual under this paragraph, or within five days of the date
of the request, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and legal holidays,
if immediate compliance is riot possible. If the Responsible
Authority or designee cannot comply with the request within that
time,he shall so inform the individual, and may have an addition-
al five days within which to comply with the request, excluding
Saturdays, Sunday and legal holidays.
k. If an individual contests the accuracy or com-
pleteness of public or private data concerning himself, and
notifies in writing the Responsible Authority decribing the
nature of the disagreement, the Repsonsibl.e Authority shall
within thirty days either correct the data found to be inaccurate
or incomplete and attempt to notify past recipients of inaccurate
or incomplete data, including recipients named by the individual;
or notify the individual that the Responsible Authority believes
the data to be correct. Data which is in dispute shall be dis-
closed only if the individual's statement of disagreement is
included with the disclosed data.
4. This resolution implementing the Minnesota Govern-
ment Data Practices Act shall remain in force and effect until
modified by the city council
ADOPTED by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo,
this 15 , day of Air i1,�1980. J /A
Tomas G. A _istrong--,__1 ayor
ATTEST:,
Laurence E. Whittaker �--
City Administrator
RESOLUTION
CITY CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION RESCINDING RESOLUTION R-78-28.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo
did on September 5, 1978, adopt a Resolution providing for
vacation of a street in the plat: of Tablyn Park known as
Ridgeway Drive; and
WHEREAS, said Resolution was conditioned upon the
owners of the property abutting on said street each paying
a proportion of the costs of said vacation proceeding; and,
WHEREAS, although the City has .requested such payment
from all of said owners that payment has not been forthcoming
from all of said persons.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City of Lake Elmo
that:
1. Resolution R-78-28 be, and the same hereby is,
rescinded.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo
this _ day of , 1980.
Thomas G. Armstrc�ng,�Mayor �'
ATTEST:
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Laurence E. Whittaker �� Z
City Admi.n.istrator.
R-8o-`6 'I
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RESOLUTION u V
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION VACATING A PUBLIC STREET - A PORTION OF
RIDGEWAY DRIVE - IN TABLYN PARK.
WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the City Council of
the City of Lake Elmo, Washington County, Minnesota, held
July 5, 1978, a Petition was presented to the City Council
praying for the vacation of that certain public street in
the plat of Tablyn Park described as follows:
Ridgeway Drive, as described and dedicated in
the plat of Tablyn Park which plat is on file
and of record in the office of the County
Recorder in and for Washington County, Minnesota.
WHEREAS, said Petition come on for hearing before said
City Council at a regular meeting thereof held at 7:30 p.m.
on Tuesday, August 1.5, 1978, in the City Hall, pursuant to
notice thereof published and posted as required by law; and
WHEREAS, the City Council of. the City of Lake Elmo has
conducted several additional. meetings and discussions relating
to said vacation with the owners of the abutting property and
has heard all the evidence presented for and against said Petition
and after due consideration thereof has determined it is in the
best interests of the public of the City of Lake Elmo to vacate
a portion of said street for the following reasons:
1. The said street is unimproved and has never been
used for any public purpose.
2. It appears that as a result of the approval of the
plat of Tablyn Park Second Addition immediately adjacent to
,said Ridgeway Drive that no public purpose would be served by
improving or opening said street. In fact, the said street `
would be inconsistent with the newly approved plat.
3. The said Ridgeway Drive is small and ;Located so close
to residential. developments that it could not reasonably be
used for any public purpose without a high probability of a
nuisance resulting.
4. The City would benefit by having said property
returned to private use and maintained as part of the adjacent
private holdings.
5. The City Council has been informed and understands that
the owners of the .land contained within the newly approved plat
of Tablyn Park Second Addition - namely, Top Twenty, Inc., a
Minnesota corporation - have agreed and consented to conveying
whatever interest they may have .in part of said road to the
owners of the lands abutting said street on the Westerly side
thereof.
6. It is understood and agreed that all of the Petitioners
who own property abutting on the portion of Ridgeway Drive
which is proposed to be vacated and the said Top Twenty, Inc.
will join in the conveyance to the City of Lake Elmo of a ten
foot utility easement in the .lands which are now part of said
Ridgeway Drive which easement shall be located on the portion
of said street immediately adjacent to the newly approved plat
of Tablyn Park Second Addition.
NOW, TttER.EFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council. of
the City of Lake Elmo that the following described portion
of Ridgeway Drive, to -wit:
All that portion of Ridgeway Drive abutting Lots
14, 15, 16, 17, 1.8 and 19 all in Block 3 and Lot
3.2 of Block 1 as described and dedicated in the
plat of Tablyn Park which plat is on file and of
record in the office of the County Recorder .in and
for Washington County, Minnesota,
be, and the same hereby is vacated absolutely and forever
for the reasons set forth herein.
It is .further resolved that the City Council does hereby
determine that the City is deemed to benefit from said
vacation for the reasons set forth above and the same is
sufficient consideration for the vacation thereof. Provided,
however, that:
1. The utility easement required by the City as
described.above be conveyed to the City by the Petitioners who
own the property abutting the portion of the street being
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�- vacated and the said Top Twenty, Inc. by instrument to be
approved by the City Attorney.
2. That said Top Twenty, Inc. conveyed to the owners
of the abutting land all that portion of said vacated street
in which Top Twenty, Inc. may have an interest.
3. That the owners of the abutting lots of the
street being vacated shall, pay the sum of $308.00 each
toward payment of the costs to the City by paying said amount
to the City Clerk.
9. Upon payment of such costs by the affected Petitioners,
and performance of the other conditions above set forth, the
Clerk shall cause notice that this vacation proceeding has
been concluded to be served upon the County Auditor and shall
record a certified copy of this Resolution with the County
Recorder, all as provided by and in accordance with Section
412.851 of the Minnesota Statutes.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of hake Elmo
this day of February,, 1980.
ATTEST:
Laurence E Whittaker
City Administrator
'Thomas C,. Armt, srong, Mayor
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LAKE EIMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, APRIL 15, 1980
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LICENSES: Morgan moved, seconded by Pott, to approve the licenses of the following:
Schwantes, Inc., 1908 S. Greely Street, Stillwater, Mn.
Rich Larson, All Season Comfort, 55 Mounds Ave.; New Brighton, Mn.
Bill Nissen, Contractor, 418 Holyhock Lane, Hopkins, Mn.
Motion carried 5-0.
Residents will be notified through the Newsletter to call the City
Office with complaints concerning contractors working in the City.
CHURCH — LUNDQUIST PROPERTY: The Council has no opposition to a church at
this location (Co. 17 and Highway 36), provided sewer, drainage and
parking can adequately be handled on the proposed acerage.
ENERGY PROGRAM: Pott moved, seconded by Armstrong, to authorize $50 to send
the Building Inspector to an Energy Seminar. Motion carried 5-0.
MAINTENANCE GARAGE: TKDA has indicated the cost to earth shelter the maintenance
building will not be paid out in energy savings. The Council instructed
the Administrator to relate to TKDA they want a 50% earth sheltered
structure for $175,000.
SIGN ORDINANCE: Additional concerns have been expressed by the Business
Association concerning the Sign Ordinance. They would like
existing signs be granfsthered in and lighted signs be turned off
at the discretion of the business unless they create a nuisance.
They £eel.many of the lighted signs act as a security light.
The Council agreed to extend the time —limit on non —conforming signs
from three to five years; and; to allow only lighted signs that act
as security lighting to exempt from ordinance.
The Council instructed the Administrator to draft a final Sign
Ordinance for Council approval.
STATE CONFERENCE: Mottaz moved, seconded by Morgan, to authorize $140.03,
conference fee, for the City Administrator to attend the State
Managers Conference. Motion carried 5-0.
ADJOURNMENT: 9:40 p.m.
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CLAIMS TO BE APPROVED AT THE APRIL 15, 1980 COUNCIL MEETING
80172
DeLaHunt Voto & Co. - final audit bill (2.75 under budget)
$ 1,328.00
80173
C. Francis Oehlke - Feb. & Mar. snowplowing
510.00
80174
Oakwood Animal Hospital
124.00
80175
Zignego Agency, Inc. - add°1 1979 insurance after audit
556.00
80176
American Waterworks Assn. - 1980 Dues
65.00
80177
Laurence Whittaker - medical deductible
100.00
80178
Bruce A. Folz - Irvin Court work - Hedges easement
190.00
80179
Edna Beers - medical deductible
67.00
80180
Robert Wier - medical deductible
100.00
80181
Tom Monette - preparation of tennis court specs.
20.00
80182
Mollie Hedges - 4/8/80 newsletter
140.00
80183
Youth Service Bureau
2,500.00
80184
Berg - Torseth, Inc. - Truck emblems
306.50
80185
Action Rental, Inc. - pump rental (2 days)
35.00
80186
Wash. Cty. Treas. -- Signs $ 33.00
Salt -Sand 1,602.25
Gravel 72.80
M.S.A. 579.92
22287.97
80187
Capitol City Mutual Aid Assn. - Fire dept. dues
10.00
80188
Marcella Eischen - March Janitor
54.05
80189
Lawson, Raleigh & Marshall
1,553.00
80190
Meyer Mercantile General 30.55
Fire Dept 63.08
93.63
80191
Lake Elmo Hardwood Lumber - Fire Depot Kitchen
151.34
80192
Kern's North Star
373.53
80193
Countryside Wood Products - Fire Dep°t cabinets
19890.00
80194
Lake Elmo Oil Co. General 297.52
Fire Dept. 86.12
383.64
80195
Foreman & Clark - Dale Fuerstenberg - flashlite
95.10
80196
St. Paul Dispatch - Backhoe and C.B. bids
105.00
80197
Minn. City Management Assn. - Dues
15.00
80198
Allied Group Insurance Trust
87.26
80199
Lillie Suburban Newspapers - .legal publications
40.82
80200
T.K.D.A. General Engineering 742.56
Pass Thru 94.71
837.27
80201
Stillwater Clinic - Fire Dept. -reimbursed by ins.
27.00
80202
Annts Floral & Gifts - Dale Fuerstenberg
15.02
80203
Stillwater Book & Stationery
180.04
80204
Commissioner of Revenue - lst Quarter sales tax
16.37
80205
Kathleen Crombie - March Planning Commission minutes
50.00
80206
thru 80228 April 18th and May 2nd Payroll
7,000.00
$ 21,307.54