HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr000990_000040_pg176June 14, 1976 Page 16
MSP (Baumgartner- Hodges) that we allow the request of Tony Jambor
of the Bel Rae Ballroom to permit the outside dancing to 1:00
a.m. Saturday, June 19, and to 10:00 p.m. on Sunday, June 20,
and that the police chief shall see that a police officer is at
both the indoor and the outdoor dance areas and, if the police
chief so desires, that he remove the police officer from the
outside dance area at his discretion at which time the outside
dance activities shall cease. 5 ayes
The administrator stated further that staff has asked Mr. Jambor
not to use the park area for parking. "No parking" signs will
be placed along the city park. The owner also shall be responsible
for cleaning up the debris as a result of all the outside dance
activities.
Administrator Achen stated that the Scotland Green Apartments
have a trailer sign in violation of the city sign,ordinance. The
owner has been notified and given until July 1 to remove the sign.
The owner requests an extension of the deadline until September 15.
If the Council does not act on the request, the staff will grant
the extension. Atty. Meyers recommended that Council not take
any official action.
Councilman Shelquist asked why, in the absence of action by the
Council to vary the sign ordinance to allow the violation to con-
tinue, would the staff not enforce the ordinance?
The administrator explained that they are trying to get this type
of thing done in as reasonable a manner as possible to get as
much cooperation as possible. The concensus of the Council was
to abide by the suggestion of the attorney.
Councilman Baumgartner stated that on June 24 the final plan
for Silverview Park is going to be adopted.
Administrator Achen said that the Metropolitan Transit Commission
has requested authorization to reroute #28 along Co. Rd. I
between Silver Lake and Long Lake Roads. The route presently
utilizes Hillview Rd.
MSP (Johnson- Baumgartner) that we adopt the MTC proposal and
reroute bus #28. 5 ayes
Further, Admin. Achen stated that the Public Works Superintendent
feels that if the droughtcontinues and if we continue to have
high usage of the water system, that it would be good practice
to follow a sprinkling ban to assure full capacity. He is
recommending that the staff be authorized, on his recommendation,
to institute a sprinkling ban which would be odd houses on odd
days, even houses on even days.
MSP (Shelquist- Hodges) to authorize the administrator to exercise
his judgment in establishing a sprinkling ban in the event that
the water supply is endangered during the drought. 5 ayes