HomeMy WebLinkAboutgr00090_000042_pg332November 22, 1976 Page 10
Councilmember Baumgartner stated he felt this should be left out because of the
enforcement problems. He suggested that any additional requirements be added to
a permit after the council considers each individual request.
Councilmember Shelquist stated that some operators do a good job of cleaning up
but he would like to insure that other operators do likewise.
Administrator Achen suggested wording that the "Council shall establish such
conditions as it deems appropriate to insure that the premises and properties
are adequately cleaned up within a reasonable period after the event. The
Council shall require posting of a bond to insure compliance with these
conditions ".
Administrator Achen stated it was his intent to treat this type of request the same
as others in the sense that the Council would take formal action. This would
be so infrequent that it would not be on the consent agenda. A public hearing
could be held in case the Council is concerned about what could happen.
Councilmember Baumgartner stated that each applicant would be subject to
conditions the Council puts on the permit in excess of what it already there.
MSP ( Pickar- Shelquist) to amend the motion to include in Section 16.03, Paragraph 3,
that the Council shall establish such conditions to insure cleaning the premises
and all other property within a reasonable period and may require a bond to insure
such.
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Vote on the amendment
Vote on the main motion as amended:
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5 ayes
5 ayes
Administrator Achen stated that a license was
submitted this afternoon from the Red Oak Elementary School, 5th and 6th graders,
who are attempting to raise funds for a January field trip. They would like to
sell candles and little wooden ornaments beginning over the Thanksgiving
holiday through December 22. The president of the P.T.O. signed the application.
MSP (Shelquist- Hodges) to grant the Red Oak Elementary P.T.O. a permit for the
5th and 6th graders to sell candles and ornaments during the months of November
and December and the fee be waived. 5 ayes
Administrator Achen stated there will be a dinner meeting held Wednesday,
December 1, concerning a debate on the mill levy limitation. He encouraged
the Councilmembers to attend. Mayor Pickar and Councilmembers Hodges and Rowley
stated they would like to attend.
Administrator Achen explained that Item E on the consent agenda is an
automatic payment. This is the first one the City has received and it is a result
of the Public Works Employment Act of 1976. This provides automatic payment to
Cities where they have an unemployment rate in excess of 4.5% He then reviewed
the restrictions on the way this money can be spent.
ATTORNEY MEYER'S REPORT Attorney Meyers stated he received a letter which he
would turn over to the Administrator relating to the Wharton property which
has an easement over the west portion for the extension of Knollwood. This
will not be needed now. Attorney Mayers stated that the only way this can
be handled is through a vacation hearing. Mr. Fahrmann has also given an easement.
Attorney Meyers stated he would have to do more work on this first.