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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1994 MAYOR/COUNCIL REPORT Callahan stated the issues involving the Maxwell Bay development with the DNR have • not been resolved resulting in the need to reactivate the Lake Use Committee. The committee members will be Goetten and Kelley from the Council, and Schroeder, Rowlette, and Peterson from the Planning Commission. Hurr requested to be notified of the committee meeting dates. Goetten reminded Council of the Canvasing Board Meeting to be held within 48 hours of the general election to approve the election results. City Clerk Hallin will send out the official notice. Callahan informed the Council of an upcoming Planning Commission Item 91958 regarding the Oberhauser subdivision to replat of three lots into two lots, and requested Staff to see that the applicant proceeds with the plan. He also requested that Staff prepare to move ahead with legal action to clean up this property. Callahan also encouraged all Council members to visit the Dayton property regarding the proposal to develop a pond on the property. Jabbour is attending meetings of the LMCD to remain informed of their activities. Callahan inquired of the events of the MCWD meeting. Gerhardson said the Brown • Road project had been on the MCWD's consent agenda. Glenn Cook indicated he was not aware of the action taken in relation to the Long Lake water quality project. Hun inquired of the use of the property at 905 Tonkawood Road by Holy Name Church. Mabusth said Staff was not through with their review. The owner is asking to allow the church to use the property, which is in a residential area, for a two -year period. Mabusth indicated she will request additional information regarding the use of the property. Hurr asked for Gerhardson's comments on the County Road 6 issue at the 9/14 meeting with the County. Gerhardson had met with and asked Hennepin County about the drawings and plans for the intersections of McCully and CoRd 6 and at Hwy 12. The County is concerned with the reduction of the right of way and is now asking for a minimum of 84'. Cook said 84' is necessary for the clear -zone width required by State law in order to clear trees and poles. After much discussion, it was agreed upon to allow the County 84' for the right -of -way. The Council and County will then need to discuss the specifics of the plans and funds involved. The County had scheduled a meeting with Independence, and Orono residents were notified by letter of this. Kelley stated the County must talk with Mn/Dot on Highway 12 prior to receiving Council's approval on the road width is 4