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City Council Regular Meeting— OS/23/OS DRAFT Minutes - Page 2 Councilmember Ihlan also polled the audience to determine if any members of the public were present to speak regarding the land use cases on the Consent Agenda. No one indicated such. There were no additional changes, and the Agenda was approved by consensus as modified. 1. Receive Public Comment about City Issues Public Comment Mayor Klausing called for public comment by members of the audience on any non-agenda items. A. Gale Pederson, 929 W Roselawn Ms. Pederson expressed her appreciation to those volunteers that had braved the rainy weather last Saturday to plant flowers along Lexington Avenue and Central park. Ms. Pederson also thanked the volunteers who had, one week earlier, removed invasive plant materials in the Langton Lake park. Ms. Pederson noted that she walked regularly in that area, and the new vistas cleared on the lake were very beautiful. Ms. Pederson concurred with Councilmember Ihlan's observations at a previous Council meeting regarding the condition of the property abutting the Open Space, opining it needed significant clean up by the property owner. Ms. Pederson also sought clarification from staff as to the ownership and future use of the City- owned property as it related to the proposed Twin Lakes Redevelopment proj ect. At the request of Mayor Klausing, Community Development Director Dennis W�lsch clarified that the two acre parcel on the SE comer of Langton Lake was designated for ponding; was zoned Open Space; that there would be no change of ownership or use and that there were erosion issues that needed attention and would be forthcoming. B. Al Sand, 2612 A�dine Mr. Sands requested regarding referendums. air time for a video presentation Mayor Klausing deemed that such a presentation would be