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Mounds View City Council <br />Regular r --g- ar Meeting April 11,.1988• <br />------------- <br />Page Two <br />------------- <br />Councilmemb ----- <br />''-'--' <br />ined <br />taff <br />informationereHankner garding whataotherSCitiesshavehdone gand <br />the authority they have given to their boards. She <br />stated she has not had time to draft anything for <br />Mounds View yetbut hopes to work on it by next week, <br />and she would like help from the residents to put this <br />together. She also added that the hoard would have to <br />be created by ordinance, which will take some time, but <br />she would hope to have it in place by the end of May. <br />Councilme.nber Hankner requested certain items be moved <br />up on the agenda, as she had to leave the meeting by <br />8:30 PM to return to work. <br />Councilmember Hankner reported there were differences <br />in opinion of the residents on where they would like <br />a streetlight placed, and she would like further time <br />to work on this to come to an agreement that would <br />satisfy everyone. <br />Motion Second: Hankner/Quick to table this item. <br />5 ayes 0 nays <br />Attorney Meyers updated the Council on the Amoco oil <br />lawsuit, explaining that the Court has issued an order <br />and has ruled in fav <br />conditor of the request of Amoco for a <br />ional use permit for construction of a filling <br />station on Highway 10 at Silver Lake Road. He stated <br />the Planning Commission had recommended approval of <br />the conditional use permit, but the Council had <br />reviewed it and denied it. <br />Attorney Meyers advised that the Court has ordered <br />the City to issue a conditional <br />to the ordinance, and therefore a resolutionyhas���� <br />been prepared for approval, which would include the <br />development aoreemPnr ..,,.; <br />conditional use permit. He furtheaccompany the <br />of the considerations Amoco has a explained that one <br />to <br />dismiss the civil rights action againsttthesCit <br />could possibly have been very costly to the City, which <br />Attorney Meyers stated he had reviewed the case to see <br />whether an appeal would be adviseable, and he could not <br />recommend it in this instance, and it would be very <br />difficult, if not impossible, to overturn the Court's <br />finding, as it was a legal decision based on the law. <br />He pointed out the zoni <br />granting the conditionng was proper, and the issue was <br />al use permit. <br />6. Consideratio, <br />Of Petition <br />for Street- <br />lights on Woe <br />lawn Drive <br />Motion Carrie <br />