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City Council meeting of April 18, 2005 Page 4 APPROVE RESOLUTIONS) TO MNDOT FOR BRIDGE BOND FUNDS FOR JD2 CULVERT REPLACEMENT PROJECT The City entered into a Cooperative Agreement with Washington County and RCWD for bridge bond funding from MnDOT for the JD2 culvert replacement project. In order to receive reimbursement from MnDOT, the City must adopt resolutions thereby releasing the prospective funding for the 157'h and 165d' Street culverts. Staff has received and drafted the resolutions that will allow MnDOT to release the funds, which would go to the RCWD, with the City as a pass-through agency. Adoption of the Consent Agenda adopted Resolution 2005-19 and Resolution 2005-20 in order for MnDOT to release the bridge bond funds for the JD2 culvert replacement project. APPROVE WATER SKI SLALOM COURSE ON SUNSET LAKE (DAVE STRUB) On behalf of the Sunset Lake Ski Club, Dave Strub has submitted an application for approval of the water ski slalom course. Staff has reviewed the application and found it to be satisfactorily completed. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the water ski slalom course application for Sunset Lake. APPROVE PROPERTY LINE ADJUSTMENT FOR MICHAEL STOEBNER AT 9351130" STREET NORTH Michael Stoebner requested to adjust the common property line between his two parcels located at 9351 130d' Street North. The applicant's home is on a 12 -acre parcel and the adjoining parcel is eight acres. He is requesting to adjust the property line to create two 10 -acre parcels. Both properties would comply with to the City's minimum lot requirements after relocation of common property line. Adoption of the Consent Agenda adopted Resolution 2005-21 approving the property line adjustment for Michael Stoebner at 9351 130' Street North. APPROVE PUBLICATION SUMMARY OF RURAL PRESERVATION ORDINANCE At its April 4, 2005 meeting, Council discussed the final revisions made to the City's rural and open space preservation ordinance, which has been worked on for the past 2 '/2 years by the Rural and Open Space Preservation Committee. The Council publicly thanked the citizens who volunteered on the Committee, as well as the leadership of Chair Chuck Haas. Council agreed to make one final revision to the ordinance and voted unanimously to adopt the new rural preservation and open space ordinance. Adoption of ordinances must be published in the City's legal newspaper, the White Bear Press. In this case, the ordinance is very long and staff has drafted an executive summary, which must be approved by Council prior to publishing. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved the executive summary publication for the rural preservation and open space ordinance. APPROVE AUTHORIZATION TO RECEIVE BIDS FOR SINGLE AXLE PLOW TRUCK Included in the City's 2005 CIP is the purchase of an additional single -axle plow truck. This truck is necessary to plow and maintain City streets with the additional mileage being added over the past two years. Adoption of the Consent Agenda approved authorization to receive bids for the single -axle truck.