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Director Johnson reported it has come to Staff's atten- cion that the work being done at 8134 Jackson Drive, a pool and hot tub installation, does involve the wetland, and would require a wetland alteration permit. He stated that all other pertinent permits were taken out. Mounds View City Council July 25, 1983 Regular Meeting Page Six He added that the fill from that lot was being placed on 2411 Laport Drive, 9 loads to date, which also involves a wetland. He stated that it should not impact the wetland due to the separation of the street and other improved right -of -way. He added that the fill was dumped without a permit. Clerk /Administrator Pauley noted that it has been q uestioned whether the Rice Creek Watershed District should be involved. Motion /Second: McCarty /Linke to have Director Johnson issue a cease and desist order and instruct the property owner at 2411 Laport Drive that he may be required to remove the fill, and to file a filling permit application with the City of Mounds View, and the appropriate application with the Rice Creek Watershed District. 4 ayes 0 nays Motion /Second: Linke /Blanchard to have Staff admini- stratively provide an alteration permit for 8134 Jackson Drive for the construction of a pooland spa. 4 ayes Motion Carried 0 nays Motion Carried Attorney Meyers advised that the City has commenced 13. Report of action against the owner of the radiator repair shop Attorney on Highway 10. He reviewed the charges made, and the procedure that will be followed. He stated he anticipates their defense will be that it is a valid occupation. He added that no court date has been set and that they will be doing some preliminary work to get all the facts together. Attorney Meyers reported that the open meeting 1m has been amended by statute to provide that a City must provide an agenda or copies of material that they will be considering at special meet...gs. Attorney Meyers reported on the law regarding conveyance of state lands to public bodies, such as the surplus land owned by the Highway Department. He also reported to is suggesting possibly zoning some property in the City as recreational.