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7186.3 3.0 TO Mayor and City Council " a� FROM: Mark Bernhardson, City Administrator�`�}k`� JUL IQ i�a^ DATE: July 1, 1986 U71? ij,,, „... SUBJECT: Administrator's Information Goal Setting Status - Attached is the goal setting status as of June 38 for the 1986-87 goal setting. Lake Minnetonka Access - You may have noted there was a meeting involving the Governor, Commissioner of Department Natural Resources, Metro Council and Hennepin Suburban Parks. Apparently indicated at that meeting was that if Suburban Parks were able to locate a site for regional park down in the southwest area of Lake Minnetonka that perhaps construction on King's Point would not take place. It is presently our understanding that regardless of whether that is the case or not, that DNR is awaiting the outcome of the lawsuit involving DNR and the City of Minnetrista. As you are aware the judiciary rejected the lawsuit of an abutting owner. Fulmer Property - Efforts to have Metro Waste Control Commission a Tow Fookup to this property without a formal comprehensive plan amendment have been to no avail. In light of that the City has commenced a comprehensive plan amendment to allow for the Metropolitan Urban Service Line to be adjusted for not only this property but also other properties that have previously been hooked up to sewer without the comprehensive plan amendment which include the Crystal Bay area and the Minnetonka Bluffs area. It is anticipated that this will go to the Planning Commission on July 21st and perhaps brought to Council as early as July 28, 1986. Chicken Joint - Development of the Chicken Jo: it on the Keaveny property apparently is not going to transpire• as Mr. Lambin has invested his money in the buy out of Mai Tai restaurant. Mr. Keaveny does have until January of 1987 to complete final subdivision on the property but desires not to do so until such time as he has a new buyer. The City will be reviewing this in light of any appropriate hazardous building proceedings that may be attendant to that property. Deering Island - As you may be aware lumber was transported out to the island the weekend of June 21st and 22nd. As noted in the attached letter the City transmitted a letter to Mr. Paul Scherber owner of the island on June 25th indicating that he can not do anything on the property without appropriate permits. Based on a report on Friday, June 27th the City sent Tom Jacobs, its Inspector, out to the island to determine if construction activity was in fact underway. Workers on the island were building picnic tables and were also constructing dock sections,