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RbbvbMR 1'1G611bO r, June 17, 1986 A Regular Meeting of the City Council, Long Lake, Hennepin County, Minnesota was held in said City on Tuesday, June 17, 1986 at City Hall. CALL TO ORDER Mayor Kunze called the Meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Members Present: Kunze, Schaefer, Day, Swartwood, Patch members Absent: None APPROVE MINUTES Motion by Member Patch, second by Member Swartwood to REGULAR MEETING approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of June 3, 1986 6/3/E6 as written. All voted in favor. Motion carried, PERRY'S SIGN Motion by Member Patch, second by Member Swartwood to PERMIT GRANTED approve Rick Perry's sign request to replace the current pylon sign at his station at 2205 W. Wayzata Blvd. displaying the Deep Rock Logo with a Texaco sign as he is changing suppliers. The new sign will be the same size or slightly smaller than the current one. Approval is granted with the knowledge that if the signage on his property does not conform to the new Sign Ordinance he will be required to change it at that time. Approval is on the recommendation of the Planning Commission. All voted in favor. Motion carried, SANITARY SEWER On October 2, 1985 Anne B. McCourt, owner of the property at 1124 UNDERHILL 1124 Underhill Circle, was sent a letter advising her that she would have to comply with the City Ordinance and connect to the City Sanitary Sewer System. Since she had just recently purchsed the property, she was given until June 1, 1986 to comply. To date this has not been done, therefore the City Attorney was directed to write a letter, giving Ms. McCourt 45 days to comply, or further legal action will be taken and to advise her of the penalities that will applied according to the City Ordinance. WATER/SEWER Motion by Member Schaefer, second by Member Day to approve BOOR -UP FOR the hook-up to the Long Lake Water/Sewer System request of VABEECEBOUT Eugene S Tana Roehl for the property they are purchasing GRANTED from Vaneeckhout at 650 North Brown Road, and to use one of the Long Lake SAC Units and to bill the Roehl's directly for water and sewer used, based on the following findings: The property at 650 North Brown Road has been soil tested and found to have very poor potential for a standard Septic System; poor potential for an alternate mound system for,cost reasons and because of the proximity of the property to Long Lake, a septic system could pose a substantial environmental and health problem to the Lake. The Council further finds that the City of Long Lake is willing to allow adjacent properties in Orono to connect to its Sanitary Sewer System in appropiate cases. These applicants have proven financial hardship and health/ environmental hardship. Compared to the coat of connecting to the Long Lake Sanitary Sewer, which is readily available, the cost of a Septic System would be 4 to 5 times higher. A letter regarding this decision and these findings is to be sent to the City of Orono, Vaneegiout Corp., Jeff Stebbins, and Eugene i Tana Roehl. All voted in favor. Motion carried.