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aad the LMCD representative. He noted that Michael G.iffron h.ad prepared a draft Charge for the COiUrnittee, once its c^embers have been appointed, and that a copy had been included witn Council’s information. Mayor Peterson stated that s e would prefer to see toree Counci Imembers, two Planning Commission members, and J->Ellen Hurr comprise the Lake Use Committee. Sne s jggested that the three CounciImembers could be Jabbour, Callahan, and Goetten. Callahan, Goetten and Jabbour agreed to be appointed to the Lake Use Committee. Goetten stated that she would like to see the Plann* Commission members polled to sae which two members would have genuine interest in serving, rather than just appointing two members. Mayor Peterson suggested leaving the further appointments to the discretion of Jabbour, Goetten, and Callahan. 0y^2.er stated that it would be helpful if tae Committee included at least one person that does not reside on the Lake. She said. "I believe the Committee needs the viewpoint of someone that is not intimately involved with lake use issues. Mayor Peterson asked Hurr, Goetten, Callahan, and Jabbour if they could get together and bring additional information back to the June 1'), 1991 Council meeting. Sne asked to have ^ Chair and Vice-Chair appointed. It was moved by Butler, seconded by Mayor Peterson, to establish a Lake Use Committee and appoint CounciImembers Jabbour, Goetten, Callahan, and L'^CD Representative JbEllen Hurr to said Committee. These four members have agreed to make further appointments to the Lake U5;e Committee, and will appoint a Chair and Vice-Chair. Council gives the Committee Charge as outline in Exhibit D. All voted aye. Motion passed. PUBLIC COHHBilTS: Roj0inary Scheuer (Reporter with the "Pioneer"), noted that the Municipal Board Process is on tho Agenda, but is a Consent item. She asked what may br' e.npected to happen between now and November» 1991. Tom Barrett replied, "Th«? City is waiting to receive a final draft from the City of Long Lake Once that is received, we will review it, make any changes, and try to negotiate a final document. At which point the agreement is acceptable for both Councils to adopt, the City of Long L?ke would then apply for the rezoning and subdivision of the property before the appropriate bodies of the City of Orono. Once that has been completed, and if the rezoning and subdivision process are done in a way that is - 5 -