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CITY OF GEM LAKE <br />MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />MARCH, 2004 <br />The. March, 2004 meeting of the City Council of the City of Gein Lake was called to order.. by Mayor Irneott on <br />Monday, 15. March 2004, at 7:06 PM in :the first floor meeting room of To.uSley Foi-d. Council Members Watson. <br />Birkebak and .Bosak,. and Clerk Magnuson were present. Also present Were Mr. Lindner and Bryan Hansen. <br />Following Mayor.Enneott's: request for additions, deletions, or corrections, the following actions were taken: 1) <br />unanimous approval ofthe .City Council Meeting Minutes for 23. February 2004 as presented onmotion by Bosak, second <br />by Watson; and, 2) unanimous approvalof the City Council Public Hearing Extension regarding McNulty development <br />of:Fiillary Farms on motion by Birkebak, second by Bosak; unanimous approval of the minutes :ofthe Annual NPDES <br />Meeting onmotion by Birkebak, second by Bosak; unanimous approval of the City Council Meeting Agenda as amended <br />for 15 March 2004 on motion by Birkebak, second by Bosak. <br />Magnuson then presented General Announcements. <br />Magnuson then reported oncode enforcement:indicating: 1) Nelson Marine has applied for an Interim. Use Permit <br />to operate an Open Storage Lot on Bryan Hansen's Summit Mini-Storageproperty which, if granted, will abate the <br />coning violation; 2) Wallin has abated his junk vehicle violation; 3) no word .from Scruggs:or Launderville; 4'1 Noni <br />Valecenti advises: they continue to work for. the 01 April2004 deadline. <br />The minutes of the Sheriff's Contract Cities minutes and suburban crime watch reports were sent electrooically to <br />all members and all report having received same. Magnuson noted Suburban Crime Watch Reports are now being posted <br />on Ramsey County's website. <br />The report of the 800 mhc radio. users group.was discussed with no action taken. <br />Magnuson advised that a meeting;wouldmost likely be held in April to commence work an the County E / Highway <br />61 reconstruction project. <br />Magnuson reported that work. on -the Hillary Farm development continues and McNulty.has now requested a public <br />hearing on all three plans. The public hearing has ben set for 0G.April 2004. The aninutes of the 05 March 2004 planning. <br />commission meeting were received by all. present. <br />Emeott asked that a public hearing before the City Council be published to receive. public .comment on the Adult <br />Use Ordinance pending approvalby the City Attorney. <br />Magnuson presented LMC information on the Tax Payer Bill Of Rights issue being presented to the legislature and <br />LMC's request for a City Council resolution iin opposition to same.. The Council agreed to table the measure to April and <br />i r no further issues are raised to simply take no action. <br />Mayor lEineott asked that a copyof the current electronic property records be sent to all Council members. <br />Magnuson reported that Big Fox. Road and Little Fox Lane both have severe writer . damage and should probably <br />be considered for repaving. Council asked the Clerk to have the City Engineer updatehis recommendations forrepaving <br />and secure cost estimates from SEH. and Schifsky. It was suggested thata public hearing on the matter be scheduled for <br />April to insure work could be completed in the current year. <br />Mi-.. Lindner reported that the history project is complete and awaiting Mr..Bosak's presentation format for <br />publication. <br />Motionby Bosak, second by Watson to approve Accounts Payable for February/March as prepared by Magnuson <br />and totaling .$17,261.42 was unanimously approved- Motion by Bosak, second by Watson to accept the February <br />"Treasurer's Report as prepared by Cobian and indicating a balance in the General Fund of $62,91.4.76 and in the Sewer <br />Fund of $46,092.82 was unanimously. approved. <br />
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