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- ' e e e ,"" Memorandum, Codification, Chapters 5 - 7 Page Three July 7, 1999 Section 600.06 I had inquired as to language strengthening our abatement process. The language from St. Peter, with some possible fine-tuning, addresses my concerns. Section 620.04 This has been deleted, as State Law does not allow it. The League has also included sample language from the cities of Big Lake and Greenfield on abandoned property. Staff would recommend that the Abandoned Vehicle/Abandoned property be rewritten based upon the Big Lake language. Section 630.02 The City Council needs to review this section for consistency. Ramsey County did not adopt a curfew ordinance several years ago, as it had indicated it would. As a result, our ordinance is fairly consistent with other Ramsey County communities. Section 630.04 The City Council has historically discussed, from time to time, changes to this section. However, the Public Safety and other committees, have recommended against changes. Section 630.05, Subd. 5 Staff would recommend putting this on the fee schedule. Section 630.05, Subd. 6 Staff would recommend that the City Administrator be the appropriate party for the appeal. Section 630.05, Subd. 8 The City does not follow this. Staff would recommend deletion. Chanter 7 - Lakes. Trees. Parks This chapter now consists of consolidated Chapters 4, 12 and 27 of the current code. Section 700 - Lakes While Section 700 indicates "Lakes", it really only applies to Lake Johanna. The recently adopted ordinance on Lake Josephine will need to be incorporated. In addition to the items below, the City Council should consider whether or not the City needs any regulations for its other lakes. Section 700.04 & 700.06, Subd. 1 These two sections refer to the placement of buoys on Lake Johanna. I'm not familiar with this practice being done. "