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A li-If h I 1 ORONO CITY COUNCIL MEETING HELD APRIL 22, 1991 (|15)STUBBS BAY SEWER CONTINUED gyrggr S6JTVS 3;- co“Chairs of t.^16 c>cizeri5 ccmnitt3C2. 3'.jrgsr stated that he preferred ::o have Dav*.- Peterson as chairr.an. Mayor P»aterson suggested tliat Mi. Barger could serve 3 5 Vice- Chair. She asked Candace Rowlette, the Zies.ters, John Thiesse and Lee H?rren if they would also serve. S'e asked Geffron what he wou d consid-;r ».o b5 a reasonab’e tine period for the committee to form a recommendation. Gaffron indicattid that six weeks to two months shou d sufficient. It was the consensus of Council that the committae should review background information, provided by Staff, and work with the residents to get their input regarding the extent of the area and their opinions for financing. Mayor Peterson asked Gaffron if ha would prepare an information packet for t le committee members. Council agreed that the committee shou d provide Council with their findings by auly 1, 1991. («16)CITY FACILITIES Dernhardson presented Council with updated information that had been given to the facilities committee, including the project schedules, two of which involve a referendum. Ha also provided Council with additional information related to potential lease purchase. It was moved by Mayor Paterson, seconded by Goetten, to accept the information presented by Staff and table this matter until receipt of recommendations from the Facility Committee and Planning Commission at Council's May 13, 1991, Council meeting. All voted aye. Mttion passed. («17)LNCD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN Bernhardson provided Council wvth a summary of the minutes prepared from the Mound LMCD meeting held April :.8th. He also presented a draft of principles that may be used to indicate what the 14 LMCD communities feel the basis of the LMCD’s comprehensive plan should b?. He asked Council for t.ieir comments on that draft, stating that revisions could be made before the document is distributed to the other communities of the LMCD. Bernhardson added that Staff has been progressing on the shoreland regulations. He said, "The Metropolitan Council has re-drafted the original LMCD shoreland agreement that takes the LMCD out a.s the overseeing agency and puts the DMR in with the LMCD as being the grant recipient and participant in that process. There are some issues that need clarifying with respect to what effects that change may have, at»d what rights the City may have following the L.mcD's shoreland regulations, versus their rights if they part from that and proceed separately. I hope to have that clarification within the nt*xt few days. Mike in continuing to work on the shoreland regulations. If there is any - 21 -