1989 Rec./Disb./Resolutions & Minutes

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Meeting Minutes - CC November 20, 1989 Page Five in order to obtain the chipper. The chipper could be obta a matching funds grant. Ayde advised that with regard to animal remains, they aJ acceptable waste for the resource recovery plant. She n if residents will call, the remains could be taken care 0 a special pickup as animal remains still can be b:t: landfills. She noted that the suggestion of a special pi be put in the October 1990 bill. Ayde advised that she will begin an award program in Jan for recyclers. This was referred to in the past as a lottery by the City Council. Ayde advised that with regard to household waste she is a drop off center by appointment only as Lake Sanitation w to have personnel on hand for data and record keeping. Ayde noted that funding is available through the Met Council and encouraged the Council to continue to pursul on the County level. Ayde will draft proposals with J possible grants to be given to the city to be considered December 27, 1989 city Council meeting. She will also l1J report and findings on their township surveys with 1 ar possible minimum servicing. Ayde advised that Centerville has received an award by An~ for going beyond it's goal for abatement. She advJ Centerville is the only City which Lake Sanitation seJ received the award. NEW BUSINESS Vqriance Request 7231 Mill Road. Joe Perkowski, property owner of 7231 Mill Road, was p request a variance to erect a three season porch and atta five feet from the north property line of said property. advised that he thought that his situation did fall undeI criteria required in Ordinance #4 with regard to variance He reiterated the four criteria as he felt they perta: si tuation as stated in the Planning and Zoning minu1 November 9, 1989. council member Neumann noted that per City Ordinance ~ compliant structure could not be replaced or increased. Motion by Pelton, second by Burgstahler that if the pore ~e: be only 9 feet wide and not any further into the set: :k currently, and that due to the deck already being W~ li~ Meeting Minutes - CC November 20, 1989 Page Three 200 to 300 people would be expected for the event. Promotion would be through word of mouth, flyers and radio spots. There would be no alcohol allowed for the participants. The organization would have it's own security. The organization would look upon the Waterworks Bar to control drunk patrons. The first berm would be approximately 100 feet out from the shoreline. The first track would be approximately 200 feet from the shoreline. There would be no charge to spectators, as this would be hard to control. The organization will control keeping persons away from the track area. Security personnel will be stationed around the first berm. The organization is attempting to obtain an ambulance to be on the site. The organization does have a safety crew. There are approximately 50 members in the club. The organization would like this to be a professional event. It appeared to be the consensus of the City council that there may be no objection to the event if the following were provided. A copy of the insurance policy of the organization which will cover the event. Documentation of the number of satellites to be on site during the event. A copy of letters of feedback from the Lino Lakes Police Department and the Anoka County Parks Department. A copy of letters of feedback from agencies who would be