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Gem Lake City Council Meeting Page. 2 of 9 suggested passing on to Tom Riedesel that these maps would be considered incornplete until the maps are redone. OLD BUSINESS Newsletter:. Councilmember Artig-Swomley stated that she is almost done with the May newsletter and it will have an article regarding an ordinance for keeping chickens at any resident's property, an article on the extra patrols, an article on the little red. schoolhouse showing pictures of the inside and outside of the school, and an article. mentioning the Water Feast with Ramsey County. Finally, there will be an article on the student receiving the scholarship. Also; will remind the residents to save May 5, 2012 for Gem Lake's Clean Up Day. Councilmember Artig-Swomley would like to do an article on Vera Auto and the death of Al Drummed. By request, Councilmember Artig-Swomley has been asked to do a story on the "Honeymoon House" which was at the corner of Highway 61 and County Road E. In the 1940s, the house was rented to seven honeymoon couples and the owner of the house never realized that each couple was honeymooners! She would like to do a story on mail thief. Councilmember Rasmussen wants an article detailing what can be put in the recycling bins as Waste Management now takes a lot more stuff than was allowed before. They now accept number two through eight plastic containers. You cannot put plastic bags or tin foil in the recycling bins. Councilmember Artig-Swomley will confirm this witli Waste Management and pass on the information to the residents of Gem Lake. National Night Out will be held the first Tuesday of August 2012. It will be the same night as the Planning Commission meeting. PUBLIC HEARING Four Seasons Auto: Last month's City Council meeting, a few of the Councilmember's. brought to the City Council's attention that Four Seasons Auto was not in compliance with their Conditional Use Permit again and a notice was sent to them to appear before the City Council to discuss the violations and possible revocation of their permit. Mayor Uzpen sent the City Council the history of Four Seasons Auto taken from the City Council minutes. Councilmember Bosak asked Mr. Newcomb if the hot tubs were removed from the property. Public Hearing Opened at 7:22 p.m. Mr. Dennis Newcomb stated that he had the hot tubs removed. In January, he had terminated his partnership with Mr. Rick Wilson, which the company name was Four Seasons Auto Service and Repair and had applied for an amendment and a new Conditional Use Permit with the name Four Seasons Auto. Mr. Newcomb realizes he is Look for us on the World Wide Web at gernlakemn.org