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Ap If REGULAR MEETING % THE ORONO COUNCIL, JUNE 30, 1980 Page 26 Paurus moved, Hurr seconded, to refer the ,Jack Rhode, VARIANCE 1410 3ohns Point Road, application to the Planning 1410 Bohns Point Commission for their meeting of July 21, 1980 to (Continued) review the front setback line with the intent to bring back to the City Council for their meeting of 1,i1v 28, 1980. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (" . Alan ntson, City Planner, prepared a memo dated PUBLIC WATERS June 9, 1980 concernig the Department of Natural DESIGNATIONS Resources public water designation, %,hick states: The Department of Natural Resources is in the process of identifying all public waters in Hennepin County and has asked for review and comment from the County and each City. We have reviewed their prel:minary map of Orono dated May 12, 1980 and comp.,red it to our own wetlands inventory. We agr-,e %,."-h ail their designations and suggest aud;�,o those wetland areas colo ed green on the map. We recommend Council approve the Department of Natural Resources' public waters designations with the additions noted by staff. Council Meeting - June 30, 1980 Hurr moved, Mayor Van Nest seconded, to approve the Department of Natural Resources' public waters designations with the additions noted by staff. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0). Alan Olson, City Planner, prepared a memo dated STUBBS BAY ISLAND June 9, 1980 concerning an island in Stubbs Say which states: In February, we briefly reviewed some correspondence between the Bureau of Land Management and the Metro- politan Council concerning Bureau of Land Management land in the metro area. One island was noted in Stubbs Bay which Metro suggested Orono may wish to acquire. On June 5, 1980, we received a letter from the Bureau of Land Management regarding land use plans, etc., still referencing the Stubbs Bay Island. I recommend we inform the Bureau of Land Management that our zecords indicate private ownership of the island, and that Orono has a flowage and conservation easement over the entire property. If there is own - ship conflict, the Bareau of Land Management should work it out with the listed property owner. (Continued)