HomeMy WebLinkAbout03-03-81 CCMLAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 3, 1981
Mayor Eder called the meeting to order at 7:03 p.m.
Councillors in attendance: Novak, Fraser, and Mottaz, Also,
Administrator Whittaker and Engineer Bohrer.
AGENDA: Additions: Supplemental Heater; Fuel Tanks; Street Sweeping
Laura Fraser asked the Council to address deferring the sale of
the Old Town hall site under Office Remodeling and add Park Commission
Minutes and Agendas.
Novak moved, seconded by Mottaz, to accept the Agenda as amended.
Motion carried 4-0.
MINUTES: February 17, 1981 - Correction on Page 1, last paragraph,
.....This amount can be deducted from the $900.....
Mottaz moved, seconded by Fraser, to approve the minutes of
February 17, 1981, as amended. Motion carried 4-0.
PARK LAND DEDICATION: Mottaz asked for agenda time to discuss land
value computation. The _Council agreed. The Administrator will
put this on the next agenda.
CLAIMS: The Council discussed the Youth Service Bureau appropriation,
Claim 81216, and agreed to pay $2,720 (1/2 the amount) in March
and the remaining half July 1st. The Council asked the Administrator
to verify if the $310 to Serco Labs, Little Sunfish Project, is
included in the assessment for the project.
Fraser moved, seconded by Mottaz, to approve Claims 81199 thru 81.230,
as amended. Morton carried 4-0.
PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMRENDATIONS:
A. Site and Building Plan, Brookfield II - The Council reviewed
the PZC recommendatior} and`; sitipulations, to approve the plan.
The Administrator reported that the parking spaces, size of
spaces and planting islands have been resolved with the Building
*amended Inspector and the developer.*The number of parking spaces was reduced
3/17/81 to 69 for the first building, parking spaces will be 9'x20' with 24'
Engineer Bohrer addressed the drainage question. He and Tom Noyes
aisles, and Brookfield'.s Engineer, discussed the current City criteria for
[-he planting ponding requirements and agreed on '.a method for calculating the
zalands will ponding. A letter outlining the volume required for a single
:)e at the pond in the lst Addition of Brockman Addition, will be sent by
and of the Mr. Noyes.
aisles.
Don Raleigh said Mr. Noyes conclusion will show that the pond,
which had been approved for construction in the Brockman Addition
2nd Addition, would have more capacity than is required for the
1st Addition. The developers have agreed to construct as much of
the pond as is required to accomodate the 1st Addition, per the
engineer's calculations.
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Brookfield II - Bohrer said the Council will noed to determine
the percentage of impervious surface allowed before development
begins. Don Raleigh indicated that 60o impervious surface was
designed for the plat. The Council agreed with this figure.
Mayor Eder said consideration will need to be given to the location
of the pond, as the Century 21 building, adjacent to this area,
is lower than the minimum building elevation required. Bohrer
said the elevation of the building may limit the height of diking
around the pond or that an alternate construction method could be
used. Eder suggested the Council require the developers put in
ponding adequate to serve the Brookfield II building, then review
the ponding and drainage plan for the remainder_ of the plat.
The Council agreed.
The Council discussed the Brookfield II, Phase II building, its
parking, drainfield area, building size and impervious area. Don
Raleigh suggested the Engineer calculatq.exactly, the impervious
surface for Phase. I and II, then, set this as the standard.
Kelly Brockman recommended the Council review the standard for
parking space size. The Council agreed.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Fraser, to accept the recommendations
and stipulations of the Planning Commission for Brookfield II with
the additional stipulation that the Administrator and the Engineer
work with the developers and their engineer on the imprevious
surface percentage and drainfield area. Motion carried 4-0.
B. Brockman Simple Lot Division: The developers are requesting
to split a 4.7 acre parcel into a 3.2 acre lot for the Brookfield
II building and a 1.5 acre saleable parcel. Novak expressed
concern about the size of the drainfield area for Phase II and
the possible need for additional land. Don Raleigh stated that
if the perc tests are not adequate for Phase II they would fore-
go Phase II construction.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Eder to adopt R-81-14, approving the
simple lot division for Brockman Addition. Motion carried 4-0.
C. Joint Council/PZC Meeting - The Council agreed to a joint
Council/PZC meeting on March 23, 1981, at 7:30 p.m.
PUBLIC INQUIRIES:
A. Nick Patti - CUP for Patti Homes - Mr. Patti explained the
past situation between Patti Homes, Equity Homes and AAA Homes.
Presently, these is no business operating on the Patti Homes
property. Mr. Patti is requesting a CUP to operate Patti Homes.
He stated, should they sublease the property or business, they would
and- amend assume responsibility for the leasing party*or they would require
3 17/81 the leasee to apply for a CUP in their own name. Patti Homes is
presently doing business in Fridley.
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PUBLIC INQUIRIES: Mayor Eder expressed concern about the location
of the trailers and their proximity to Highway 12 right-of-way.
Mr. Patti said he plans to put 12 units on the property then
try to sublease it. The Council informed Mr. Patti that a
CUP is not transferable; and anyone he would lease to would have
to apply for a permit in their own name. Patti Homes would then
relinquish their permit.
The Council asked to review the Patti Homes file and their
sketch plan before taking action. They requested Mr'. Patti
come back at 9:15 p.m.
ENGINEER'S REPORT:
A. Waterline Extension - Engineer Bohrer reviewed the Feasibility
Study. The City .received.another petition,,,from Gene Peltier,
for extending the waterline.
The total estimated project cost for the watermain and service
is $74,640. Much of the cost is attributed to the location
of the line (along the westerly r-o-w of Lake Elmo 'Avenue) and
because the benefitting property is only on the east side of
Lake Elmo Avenue (Lake Elmo lies to the west). 450 of the cost
is for restoring Lake Elmo Avenue after construction. The
Engineer then reviewed pressure flow, pipe size alternatives and
his recommendations.
The Council discussed the possiblity of running the line along
the east side of Lake Elmo Avenue.
Fraser moved, seconded by Novak, to adopt R-81-15, a Resolution
to accept the petition from Gene Peltier., combine the three
petitions for the watermaini extension, accept the Feasibility
Study, and order a public hearing for March 17, 1981, at 8 p.m.
Motion Carried 4-0.
B. 1981 TKDA Wage Schedule - The Council reviewed the wage
schedule and expressed no objection to the schedule as presented.
C. MSA #1 - Engineer Bohrer reported that the City is eligible
for $215,000 in MSA funds '. He advised the Council this is
the time of year to designate the streets that are eligilble for
funding, and that delay in action could result in a 6.70 loss
of funds.
Fraser favored a workshop session to familarize the Council with
eligible streets, County plans and an over-all street plan. The
Council agreed.
The Council decided to discuss MDS funding and roads with the
Planning Commission at their joint meeting March 23.
D. Policy - Ponding for Buildings in Subdivision Where Not
Provided - Overall Drainage Plan for the Old Village. - Administrator
Whittaker reviewed current policy covering site and building plan
re-Tiew of areas where no on -site ponding was provided during platting,
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OFFICE REMODELING: Mayor Eder suggested the Administrator compile
all the figures and hold a meeting with +_he Building Committee
before the next meeting.
t
Fraser outlined the options in her order of preference, the
last choice being rbmodeling!of._the present office and the
first choice being the Old Town Hall site. She suggested that
the building be designed and built with the potential for
future conversion or resale. She also suggested the present
office be retained and leased out.. Fraser encouraged the Council
to invite residents to come into the City Office and see the
crowded conditions and assess the need for a new building.
Novak generally agreed with Fraser. She feels cost will be a
deterent with all of the alternatives. Her first choice would
be an addition to the Fire Hall and agreed with Fraser to retain
ramended the current office building.. *,so that fiscal 1982 funds could be used
3/17/81 also.
Eder recommended the Council add the current alternative to the
list of options and continue to research the matter so that a
decision can be made at the next Council meeting. Novak asked
for more specifics on cost and the possibility of starting
in 1982 rather than 1981.
The Council discussed alternative:, methods for financing the
project.
Eder suggested using the Newsletter to explain the -need
! for a new building, outline the alternatives and encourage
residents to visit the City Office. The Council agreed.
NICK PATTI: Eder reviewed the Resolution and conditions of the
CUP for Equity Homes. No site plan was on file. Eder informed
Mr. Patti that the same conditions would apply for a new CUP.
Mr. Patti said he would agree to any" conditions the City,would impose.
Novak moved, seconded by Fuser, to adopt R-81-17, granting a
CUP. to Patti Homes, contingent upon a site plan, locating
the units on the lot; no more than 15 units on the site; all
conditions listed for Equity Homes be followed; and any
person subletting the property apply to the City for a CUP in
their own name. Motion carrie d 4-0.
SALE OF TIIE OLD TOWN HALL SITE: Fraser asked if the sale of the
Old Town Hall site could be deferred until a determination is
made on a new office building site. She felt this might enable
the City to avoid some legal expenses involved in transferring
the property twice should the City decide to buy the Meyer property.
Administrator Whittaker -said-that all the paperwork is complete
and all the expenses are paid. He did not anticipate any additional
expenses before the March 4 closing date.
The Council agreed that since there would be no financial benefit
in deferring the sale, the closing should proceed as scheduled.
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D. Policy - This policy only applies where ponding 'was not
provided through the subdivision or other public action. The
( Council agreed to continue with the present policy until an over-
all drainage plan for the Old Village is developed.
E, Heaters - Maintenance Garage - Engi:neer. Bohrer reported
that the heating unit that services the break/lunchroom area
in the new Maintenance Garage is not operating efficiently.
According to the engineers calculations the unit should be
adequate to heat the area. He cited two daems that need to be cor-
rected by the contractor before a final. determination can be
made. First,,_ the weatherstripping around the garage doors
in inadequate, and second, the switch in the forced air unit
is defective. He recommended reevaluating the situation after
these items have been corrected. The Council agreed, and
instructed the Administrator tc send a letter to the contractor
stating the City feels he is responsible for heat loss in the
building and compensation for this loss is in order.
OLD BUSINESS: A. Ordinance: --Amending Sec. 501, Adopting the 1979
State Building Code - The Council reviewed the proposed Ordinance,,
as recommended by the Building Inspector.
Fraser moved, seconded by Novak to adopt Ordinance 7923, an
Ordinance amending Section 501 of the Lake Elmo Municipal Code
relating to the Minnesota State Building Code. Motion carried 4-0.
B. Fees - The Council reviewed the proposed resolution.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak to adopt R-81-16, establishing
the fees for licenses and permits required by the 1979 Municipal
Code of the City of Lake Elmo. Motion carried 4-0.
C. Collyard/Burgoyne Sewers - Administrator Whittaker reviewed
the previous Council action on septic repair and upgrading for homes
Legion Pond. Mr. Collyard and Mr. Burgoyne have requested that
they be granted the same length of time, until July 1., 1981, to
bring their septic systems into conformance with the City re-
quirements.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to extend the time period to
July 1, 1981, for Dan Collyard and Jeff Burgoyne to bring their
septic systems up to Code. Motion carried 4-0.
OFFICE REMODELING: Administrator Whittaker reported that another
alternative is available for the City Office. Don and Roger
Meyer have agreed to sell the property next to their warehouse
on Lk. Elmo-Ave(the Old Town Hall site), The Administrator
said this would be adequate to accomodate the size building
being discussed, and also meet future expansion and parking
needs. A purchase price should be available by March 17,
He also reported that the Business Association passed a motion
encouraging the Council to keep the City Office in the present
downtown area and opposing the landfill site. Several inquiries
have been made about renting or selling the .City Office uilding.
LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MEETING, MARCH 3, 1981
Q.
ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT:
A. Surplus Property - Gopher Machine - Mayor Eder gave the
background on this machine. The Council agreed that there is
no need :t-o.keep the machine and recommended advertising its sale
in the Newsletter.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to authorize the Administrator
to sell the surplus Gopher Machine and a Toro Stalk Chopper.
Motion carried 4-0.
B. Clean -Up Days -
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to set May 9, 1981, as Clean -Up
Days. Motion carried 4-0.
C. Load Limits -
Mottaz moved, seconded by Fraser, to accept the load limits, as
presented. (copy attached) Also, the Council instructed the
Administrator to draft a policy authorizing the Administrator, with
the help of the Maintenance Foremen, to set, approve, and post
load limits. Motion carried 4-0.
D. Personnel Policy - Novak requested that page 5 be rewritten
and clarified. The Administrator will revise this section.
Administrator Whittaker asked the Council to consider.putting
Ken Carroll in the pay classification of Light Equipment Operator,
this would raise his hourly wage from $6.75 to $7.50 per hour..
M2; ., Carroll :is presently doi riq " the '-job of a Light
Equipment Operator..=_Whittaker said he would still be _classified "
as a General Maintenance Operator, He feelsthis would be a
fair compromise,, as the current starting pay for LSO's is $7.80/hr.
Novak agreed that Mr. Carroll's description should be reevaluated;
but did not feel it was appropriate to do so before the regular
evaluation period in August.
Fraser feels this is a reasonable request in light of the
responsibility Mr. Carroll has assumed during the past several
months, and feels his classification, job description and pay
should be commensurate with his work.
Mottaz did not favor changing Mr. Carroll's classification and
feels the entire situation should be reevaluated.
The Council discussed Mr. Carroll's responsibilities, job clas-
sification and pay. The Council agreed a fair compromise would
be a General Maintenance Operator classification, at current
mid point pay of $7.15/hr.
Fraser moved, seconded by Eder, to increase Ken Carroll to the
current mid -point wage for General Maintenance Operator of $7.15/hr.
Motion carried 4-0.
Mayor Eder appointed Councillors Fraser and Novak to serve on
the Personnel Committee to review the :personnel policy.
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E. Metro Park Maintenance Bill - Mayor Eder explained that
this bill will provide State funds for park maintenance rather
than force the Counties to pay for maintenance. The Council
indicated they would support such a bill.
F. Civil Defense Sirens, Tri-Lakes - Tabled
G. Licenses:
Novak moved, seconded by Eder, to approve the following licenses:
Outdoor Coin Operated Plachi-ne - Misty Inn Motel, 9730 Hudson Blvd;
1-day Non -Intoxicating Malt Liquor License - Dennis Murray,
1800 Dwinnell N. Mactomedi, Mn. Motion carried 4-0.
H. Fuel Tanks for Maintenance Garage - Councillor Novak reviewed
the size of the tanks and outlined the estimated savings of
buying fuel in bulk.
The Council discussed the purchase and reviewed the fuel use table.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Fraser, to purchase bulk fuel tanks
from Lake Elmo Oil, at an estimated cost of $2,000. This amount
will be paid out of the Emergency Road Maintenance Fund. Motion
tarried 3-0-1. Novak abstained.
PARK COMMISSION MINUTES: Fraser requested that the Park Commission
Agendas and Minutes be forwarded to the Council. She feels the
Council should have information on Reid Park readily available
in order to respond to questions or comments raised by residents.
Als,oy; documentation of Park Commission recommendations on park
dedication should be available to the Council when reviewing
plats. An(l, minutes and agendas are necessary for compliance
with the open Meeting Law.
The Council agreed that minutes and agendas should be sent.to.the
Council. They will request that the Park Commission to submit their
minutes within two;weeks of.tITeir-meet.ing., The Council will provide
a recording secretary if the Commission desires.
STREET SWEEPING: Administrator Whittaker reviewed the quotes for
Street Sweeping.
Mottaz moved, seconded by Novak, to authorize the Administrator
to accept the low bid from Allied Blacktop at $43.50 per hour,
in,an amount not to exceed $1500. Motion carried 4-0.
ADJOURNMENT: Mottaz moved, seconded by Eder, to adjourn at 10-:740 p.m.
Motion carried 4-0.
ORDINANCES: 7923 Amendment to Section 501 of the Municipal Code
RESOLUTIONS: 81-14 - Brockman Simple Lot Division
81-15 - Watermain Feasibility Study
81-16 - License and Permit Fees
81-17 —Patti Homes
R-81-5
RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION RELATING TO A STEP I TREATMENT
WORKS GRANT FOR THE CITY.
WHEREAS, the City of Lake Elmo has received an offer
from John McQuire, Regional. Administrator for the Environ-
mental Protection Agency, dated January 27, 1981, in the
amount of $46,875.00 for a Step I Treatment Works Grant for
said City;
and
WHEREAS, the City Council believes the State of
Minnesota will offer the City 15% of the total project cost.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Lake Elmo as follows:
1. The offer from John'McQuire, Regional Administrator
of the Environmental Protections Agency, to the City dated
January 27, 1981, in the amount of $46,875.00 for Step I
Treatment Works Grant be and the same hereby is accepted on
condition that the State of Minnesota assume. 15% of the pro-
ject costs.
2. The City Administrator is hereby authorized and
directed to execute all documents necessary to complete this
application and acceptance.
3. The Mayor and City Administrator are hereby author-
ized to execute an agreement for Engineering Services/with
Toltz,?Zing Duvall,Anderson And Associates, for Step I.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo
this 3rd. day of March, 1981.
??�ti4 e.
ayhi— Wrci L. Eder, Mayor
ATTEST:
Laurence Whit_ta er
City Administrator
R-81-15
RESOLUTION
CITY OF TAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION RELATING TO THE LAKE ELMO AVENUE
WATER MAIN EXTENSION; PROJECT 81-1.
WHEREAS, a Petition has been received by the City
of Lake Elmo signed by Gene M. Peltier requesting an ex-
tension of City water service to property owned by him
the address of which is 2443 Lake Elmo Avenue North,
Lake Elmo, Minnesota; and
WHEREAS, as a part of said Petition the Petitioner
has agreed to be assessed for the costs of said improve-
ments;
WHEREAS, at the request of the City Council of the
City of Lake Elmo a report has been prepared'by the City
Engineer with reference to the Water Main Extension on
Lake Elmo Avenue; including the service to Gene M. Peltier;
and this report was received by the City Council on March
3, 1981
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council
of the City of Lake Elmo, Minnesota as follows:
1, The. Petition requesting.the extension of City
water service to the resident located at 2443 Lake Elmo
Avenue North, Lake Elmo, Minnesota, said Petition dated
February 20, 1981, and signed by Gene M. Peltier, the
owner of said property is made in conformity with Minnesota
Statutes Section 429.035.'
HEREAFTER this project shall include the improvements
petitioned for, by Gene M. Peltier, Earl and Julie Goerss
and Clarence and Emily Urtel, be referred to as the Lake
Elmo Water Main Extension Project 81-1.
The City Council will consider this improvement in
accordance with the Engineers Report and the assessment of
abutting property for all or a portion of the cost of the
improvement pursuant to Minnesota Statutes Chapter 429 at
an estimated total cost of the improvement of $67,700.00._
A public hearing shall be held on this proposed improve-
ment on March 17, 1981, in the City Hall at 8:00 p.m. and the
City Administrator shall give mailed and published notice of
such hearing and improvement as required by law.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo
( this 3rd. day of March, 1981.
oe
r :May_na11d_ L.-fir, Mayor
T �TcLau enc��Whittay Adminitor
1
R-81.--17
RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE RENEWAL OF
A CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT TO OPERATE AN
OPEN SALES LOT FOR MOBIL], HOMES FOR PATTI
HOMES, INC.
WHEREAS, Patti Homes, Inc. had a Conditional Use
Permit to operate an open sales Lot for mobile homes in
good standing; and,
WHEREAS, Patti Homes, Inc, has agreed to honor all
the conditions set forth in said Conditional Use Permit;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Lake Elmo, Washington County, Minnesota that;
The renewal of the Conditional Use Permit to operate
an open sales lot for mobile homes at 11450 Hudson Boulevard
by Patti Homes, Inc. from January 1, 1981 to December 31, 1981,
be approved subject to the following conditions:
1. The storage building on said premises be kept
up to the standards of the State Building Code.
2. No storage of property not owned by or on con-
signment to Patti Homes, Inc. will. be permitted on the premises.
3. The mobile homes must be blocked up for safety.
4. There will be no repair work or maintenance on
mobile homes at the site.
5. Operating hours will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday
thru Thursday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday, except in the summer
when they will be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday,
and 12 p.m, to 5 p.m., Sunday.
6. The grounds will be kept in a neat and orderly
manner.
7. Patti Homes will provide a site plan that shows
all homes will. be on North side of access drive and showing
the sign, homes, office and road access location; and,
8. There shall be no more than 15 homes on the site
at any one time.
ADOPTED, this the 3rd, day of March, 1981, by the
City Council of the City of Lake Elmo, Washington County,
Minnesota.
�A TEST:
(1aA�li�/4l.li�
Laurence E. Whittaker
City Administrator
SIGNED:
Maynq Eder, ayFI or
R81- 16
RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING THI: FEES FOR LICENSES
AND PERMITS REQUIRED BY THE 1979 MUNICIPAL CODE.
OF THE CITY OF LAKE ELMO.
WHEREAS, the City Council. of the City of Lake Elmo
adopted the 1979 Municipal Code of Lake Elmo, October 2,
1979; and
WHEREAS, the 1979 Municiple Code of Lake Elmo requires
certain fees for licenses, permits and registrations be
established from time to time by Resolution; and
WHEREAS, certain fees no longer cover the City ex-
penses for processing the license or permit application;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council
of the City of Lake Elmo that:.
1. The Dog registration fees be as follows:
a. All dogs not in kennel - $6.00 biennial
b. All dogs in kennel - $5.00 biennial
c. Neutered dog - $5.00
2.
The
annual license fee for Bingo shall be $10.00
3.
Licenses for certain occupations shall be $25.00
4.
The
fee for a permit to operate an outdoor target
range shall
be
Conditional Use Permit fee.
5.
Liquor license fees shall be as follows:
a.
On -Sale intoxicating liquor - $1,000.00
b.
Club On -Sale intoxicating liquor -• $1.00.00
c.
On -Sale Sunday intoxicating liquor - $200.00
d.
Off -Sale intoxicating liquor - $100.00
e.
On -Sale non -intoxicating malt liquor - $100,00
f.
Off -Sale non -intoxicating malt liquor - $100.00
g.
Transfer of liquor license - $100.00
h.
Special permits - $10.00
i.
Temporary non -intoxicating malt - $10.00
6.
The
fees required by Section 502, Building Code
fees, shall
be:
a.
Building Permits -as per. table 3-A 1976 Uniform
Building Code with a minimum fee of $10.00.
b.
Plan Check --as per table 107-A 1980 State Build-
ing Code --Exceptions: 1. Group R. Div. 3 to be
20% of Permit Fee 2. Group M, Div. 1 and
Additions/Alterations no. Plan Check fee required
c.
Plumbing Permits: 1. Group R, Div. 3
a. New Construction-$30.00
b. Additions/Alterations-
$10.00
2. All Other
a. New Construction-$60.00
b. Additions/Alt�rations-
$25.00
3. Multiple Family Dwellin
- $15.00/un
d. Heating Permits: 1. Group R, Div. 3
a. New Construction--$30.00
b. Additions/Alterations-
$10.00
2. All Other
a. New Construction--$60.00
b. Addition/Alteratio--
U5.00
e. Excavation and grading -- $25.00
f. Individual sewer system permits -- $25.00
g. Air Conditioning permits - $25.50
h. Driveway permit--$15.00 or based on value of
a building permit.
i. Tennis Courts--$15.50
7. The fees for water'meters shall be $15.00 plus
cost of meter and reader.
8. The fees for the reader only will be $10.00 plus
cost.
9. The fees for subdivisions shall be as follows:
a. Minor - $50.00 plus pass -through
b. Variance - $50.00 plus pass -through unless a
part of subdivision application.
c. Major - $100.00 plus pass -through with escrow
for all consulting fees.
d. Conditional Use Permits --$25.00 for all but
advertising signs; $7.50 for signs.
e. Mobile Home Parks - application and annual
renewal $100.00 - plus pass through.
10. The fees for applications required by the Zoning
Ordinance shall be as follows: i
a. Variances, Appeals, and Shoreland Permits-$25.00
plus any pass through costs over and above this
amount;
b. Amendments, rezoning, Conditional Use Permits
or amendments to Conditonal. Use Permits - $100.00
plus any pass through costs over and above this
amount;
c. Renewal of Conditional Use Permits - $25.00
d. Planned Unit Development applications - $100.00
plus pass -through costs over and above this amount;]
e. Flood Plain Management permits, Site and Building
Plan Review, Variances, and Appeals - $25.00 plus
any pass through costs over and above this amount.
f. Outside coin -operated machine permits--$10.00.;
11. The fee for pool permits required under Section 504
of the City Code - based on value of the construction, using
the State Building Code formula.
12. Signs -- $1.5.00 permit, $15.00 Variance
RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the City Council of the City
of Lake Elmo that the fees for Assessment Searches and Legal
Descriptions shall be $5.00; and a1.1 previous Resolutions
establishing these fees are hereby repealed.
ADOPTED this 3rd. day of March 1981, by the City
Council of the Cityy of —Lake Elmo, Minnesota, Washington County,
Minnesota.
V. YQ A
Mayna 2Ter , ayor
ATTEST:
Laurence E. Whittaker
City Administrator
R-81-18
RESOLUTION
CITY OF LAKE ELMO
WASHINGTON COUNTY, MINNESOTA
A RESOLUTION GRANTING A SIMPLE LOT D'IVISION FOR LOT
1, BLOCK 2, BROOKMAN ADDITION.
WHEREAS, the owners of Lot 11 Block 2, Brockman Addition
have made application to the City of. Lake Elmo for a simple
lot division on the above parcel into two tracts legally de-
scribed as follows, to -wit:
PARCEL "A"
The north 350.18 feet of Lot 1, Block 2, BROOKMAN ADDITION,
as measured at a right angle to the north line of said. Lot 1,
according to the plat of record in the Office of the County
Recorder, Washington County, Minnesota, containing 140,356 square
feet, more or less.
PARCEL "B"
That part of Lot 1, Block 2, BROOKMAN ADDITION according
to the plat of record in the Office of the County Recorder,
Washington County, Minnesota which lies South of the north 350.18
feet of said Lot 1, as measured at a right angle to the north line
of said Lot 1, containing 65,340 square feet, more or less.
WHEREAS, it appears the above -described land was not at the
time of the application separately described parcel of record and;
WHEREAS, there does not appear to be any reason related to
the public health, safety and welfare which would require a denial
of this simple lot division; and
WHEIREAS, the City Planning Commission considered the pro-
posed simple lot division on ----February 23, 1981 and recommend-
ed the approval thereof.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the City Council of the
City of Lake Elmo as follows:
1. The application of the owners of Lot 1, Block 2, Brook -
man Addition for a simple lot division be and the same hereby is
granted.
2. The City Administrator is authorized to approve the
recording of Deeds for the above -described parcels.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Lake Elmo this
3rd day of March, 1981.
MaynaM L. Eder, Mayor
ATTEST:
Laurence Whittaker
City Administrator \
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CLAIMS TO BE APPROVED AT MARCH 3 1981 COUNCIL MEETING
81199 Postmaster
81200 V.B.W.D. — 1003-4 Project
81t201 Laurence Whittaker — March Expense
81 202 Washington National Insurance Co. — Hosp.
81203 Allied Group Insurance Trust — life & diaability
81104 Minn. Benefit Ass'n
81205 Gerald Dahlberg — animal control officer
81io6 Bruce Rosenau — mileage
81107 Kathleen Crombie — PZC Sec'y
811,08 Serco Laboratories — Little Sunfish
81,109 American Typewriter — file cabinet
81110 Mollie Hedges — 2/24 newsletter & 16.62 photo albums
81111 Jones Chemicals — water dep't HFS acid
81-112 Washington Cty. — Salt —Sand $ 825.00
Pass Thru 1 7.54
81113 Eckberg, Lammers — Legal
81114 TSB Computer Service — Water Dept utility billing
8111.5 Four Seasons — goodies & cups
81A16 St. Croix Valley Youth Service Bureau
81317 T.K.D.A. — General 720.69
Assessments 1,410.38
Pass Thru 177.45
811,18 Northwestern Bell
81-119 Northern States Power Co.
812,20 thru 813.30 March 6th payroll
200.00
3,726.43
50.00
45$.43
105.62
26.40
261.00
129.75
50.00
310.00
154.00
191.62
221.13
1,272.54
186.00
87.50
28.60
5,440.00
2,308.52
122.86
1,668.85
4,000.00
$ 20,999.25