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HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000035_pg138October 15, 1974 Page 4 Mayor Neisen stated that he felt the storage of Mr. Christy's boats in the accessory garage would benefit the community in terms of appearance. Councilman Baumgartner stated that the Planning Commission has requested the attorney to examine the definition of garages and accessory buildings and to present any changes that might eliminate the ambiguity. Councilman Baumgartner recommended that the Council approve the subdivision request of Mr. Bruce Lawson, 2332 Laport Drive. Attorney Meyers stated that the Council should be sure that the sale of this subdivided land is consummated so that a separate 40 foot subdivision is not created. MSP (Baumgartner- Johnson) To approve Mr. Lawson's subdivision request creating a 85' X 210' lot and a 40' X 210' lot subject to application and payment of proper fees, preservation of existing easements and special assessments, and receipt of a fileable deed transferring the latter lot from Bruce Lawson to Dale Solbreken. 5 Ayes Councilman Pickar asked Mr. Lawson what the relation of his buildings would be to the new lot line. Mr. Lawson stated that his garage would be moved to satisfy city code. He noted that his lot could not really be subdivided and that by transferring this land his neighbor, Mr. Solbreken, could create two 82.5' lots. MSP (Neisen-Johnson) To approve the issuance of a special use permit to Mr. John Westling as recommended by the Planning Commission in their September 25, 1974, minutes. 5 Ayes Councilman Pickar's Report Councilman Pickar gave a report on the Lakeside Park Commission meeting. He noted that a new sign will be erected this fall in the park to indicate that Mounds View is a co -owner of the park, that the City of Spring Lake Park will flood this winter to condition the ice for skating, and that the Commission is considering the purchase of vandalism insurance. Attorney Meyers' Report Attorney Meyers stated that purchase of the Minor property was now complete but that approval was necessary for payment of the city's pro -rata share of the 1974 taxes. He stated there is approximately $16,000.00 in outstanding special assessments that the city must either decide to pay yearly from the General Fund or to abate. MSP (Neisen- Hodges) To authorize signing of a check payable to M & E Realty for $1,262.63 for the city's pro -rata share of 1974 taxes on the Minor property. 5 Ayes Attorney Meyers presented the city's new seal which includes the title "City of Mounds View ". He asked that the Council consider whether to include funding of Project 1973 - 2,3,5, and 6 and 1974 -1 in the up- coming bond sale for 1973 -4.