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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING <br />• HELD JULY 11, 1994 <br />MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT (CONTINUED) <br />Jabbour suggested the City Administrator draft a letter to Maple Plain and Independeri�,-.( <br />advising them of scheduled meetings and asking for their comments and concerns. Other <br />members agreed. <br />Hun was excused at 8:37 p.m. <br />2. Mayor Callahan expressed concern with Highway 12 traffic counts being conducted since <br />Orono was not involved in choosing the experts conducting the test and interpreting the <br />results. Moorse explained that Barton - Aschman would be providing the City information <br />to review. Mayor Callahan suggested drafting a letter to Mn/DOT stating the City's <br />position. <br />3. Mayor Callahan questioned a citation that was issued on Tanager. Gaffron explained tba.t: <br />the property owners were issued a citation. They have silt fencing in place, will be re- <br />grading back to the original grade and will provide a restoration/reforestation plan for <br />replanting on the bluff. Although there have been no permits issued and no double feF -.;:, <br />Gaffron thought there would be court fines to pay. Restoration will be costly and V <br />far exceed any double fees that City could impose. Members expressed frustration wit] <br />• granting variances to preserve trees only to find them cut down shortly thereafter. <br />Gaffron thought the homeowners may propose a restoration plan that is less than staff <br />feels appropriate and they may have to appeal to City Council. <br />Jabbour suggested the next newsletter include an article relating to tree cutting, Kellc', <br />thought the City should be pro- active instead of re- active to tree and vegetation cutting. <br />Gaffron explained that new homeowners in the City are given a packet of informatioj <br />when they homestead which includes tree cutting information. Kelley thought a pa(.,.kc, <br />should be designed with the most important information clearly defined. Kell"); <br />suggested inviting area realtors and landscape contractors into the City to discusu <br />regulations. <br />4. Mayor Callahan asked about the status of the parking lot at the Crystal Bay Post Offi.( . <br />Moorse responded the lot was proposed on the south side of the post office with si_x <br />parking stalls. It would also provide parking for the park on weekends and evenings. <br />As part of the lease with the US Postal Service, the City is to provide the parking 1, 4. <br />If the parking lot is placed on the south side, a setback variance from the roadway we s i ` <br />be required. The cost of the lot will be approximately $3,000 with additional trees <br />planned for screening from the playground. A plan will be provided for the parking lot <br />layout at a later date. <br />5. Jabbour commented that staff should be sure Confidential Attomey /Client Privilege" <br />• information is not available to the public. Moorse stated that information was only <br />provided to the Council as information. <br />7 <br />
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