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MINUTES OF THE REGULAR ORONO COUNCIL MEETING HELD AUGUST 11, 1986 <br />APPROVAL OF MINUTES CONTINUED <br />Mayor Butler stated that she did not feel the following <br />sentence could be a true statement, stating that they <br />could not tie the hands of a future council when this is <br />a commercial use in a residential zone: <br />"As part of the conditional use permit would be the <br />guarantee that gas could be placed back on the <br />property irregardless of future zoning amendments." <br />Mayor Butler asked Acting City Administrator Gerhardson <br />if staff has made some committment that implies to the <br />property owner that the city can make a guarantee? <br />Acting City Administrator Gerhardson stated that to his <br />knowledge they have but, if Council wishes, staff could <br />discuss it with Mr. Olson and make the necessary <br />changes. <br />Mayor Butler stated that in light of the type of permit <br />permitting the operation, she does not feel the Council <br />can guarantee anything. <br />Continuation of re- draft: <br />"If this is not acceptable to him, the City would <br />then start tagging and towing if possible." <br />"City Attorney Blatz stated that having researched <br />the towing law finds that it clearly states that <br />only the owner of the car or property can request <br />towing off of private property." <br />It was moved by Mayor Butler, seconded by Councilmember <br />Adams, to table approval of the July 28, 1986 Minutes <br />for staff to re -draft and submit at the August 25th <br />meeting. Motion, Ayes 4, Nays 0. <br />LAKE MINNETONKA CONSERVATION DISTRICT REPORT: <br />A) 1987 BUDGET <br />B) DOCK SIZE /BOAT SLIP SIZE <br />LMCD Representative Jo Ellen Hurr was present for this <br />matter. Regarding the Council's questions on the budget <br />which Council passed at their last meeting, she <br />explained the additional $10,000 item put in the budget <br />for planning, part of the charge given by the Met <br />Council and they are working with the City of Shorewood <br />through the Met Council for a no interest loan and <br />possibly some grant money. She stated that they are <br />going to research the fees again and that it is her <br />feeling that if assessments to city's are being raised, <br />the fees to users, special events, etc. should also be <br />raised. <br />2 <br />