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. Minutes of the RegUlilll~ounCil Meeting, July 27, 1987 . Page 3 SPEED LIMIT (Cont'd) Nelson outlined the process for DNR approval: Council should submit a copy of the ordinance amendment to DNR for approval within 120 days; DNR submits amendment to Ramsey County for their approval; County returns to DNR and DNR returns to Arden Hills. Publication of the amendment is required after all approvals are received. . Nelson commented that he had polled the neighbors and received favorable support; Hansen agreed that most residents in the area would favor the speed restriction. Nelson thanked Hayor Woodburn for his time and concern when he stopped to view the lake level this week. Hansen moved, seconded by Peck, that Council direct the Village Attorney to prepare an ordinance amendment which limits the speed of boats on Lake Johanna to 40 mph at those times of the day when the 5 mph speed 'limit restriction is not imposed; furthermore, that staff submit the necessary forms to the State Department of Natural Resources for approval and publish ordinance amendment as necessary. Motion carried unanimously. (3-0) Council suggested that the proposed ordinance be published in the Town Crier; also that Jim Tolaas of Ramsey County be notified to correct signage at the lake. REG. BOAT TRAFFIC ON LAKE JOSEPHINE Council was referred to s letter from James Potocnik, 7/16/87, requesting that Arden Hills regulate boating traffic in a counterclockwise manner on Lake Josephine and to post a ItNO SWIHHING IN BOAT LAUNCH AREA" sign. . Council concurred that regulating the boating traffic in a counterclockwise manner has worked well on Lake Johanna and would enhance'water safety on Lake Josephine; agreed that the no swimming sign should also be posted. Council directed the Clerk Administrator to contact the City of Roseville regarding this matter; also to contact Ramsey County and forward by letter Council concurrence with the requests. DAYBRIDGE LEARNING CENTER; SITE REV. Council was referred to Planner's memorandum of 7/23/87, regarding applicant's request to move the daycare center site to the corner of Highway 96 and Hamline Avenue. Randy Peterson, Rand-Maur construction, appeared before the Council and requested that approval for relocation of the site to the corner location be obtained administratively, rather than returning to Planning Commission and Council for their review at formal meetings. He stated they would work closely with City staff. ... Council asked if the Attorney or Clerk Administrator had any comments. Mayor Woodburn stated that it was his opinion the site was never formally platted into parcels. Councilmember Peck saw no problem with relying on stsff for approval; expressed concern relative to the roadway easement. After discussion, the Rand-Haur representatives stated they were willing to grant a roadway easement of a minimum of 35 ft. to the City and they would agree to improvement of the driveway approach and roadway necessary to enter the daycare site. Randy Peterson stated that the conditions originally approved have not been altered concerning the easement; he stated that they would work with the Planner and other staff members to assure that intent of the original approval is carried out. ' There was no further discussion. . STATUS REPORT; HWY96/HAMLINE Council was referred to the proposed purchase agreement for the land adjacent to the Village Hall on Highway 96 and 'Hamline Avenue.