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� <br /> URONO COUNCIL A4EETING HELD JANUARY 24, 197? Page 10 <br /> Henry Muhich, Building & Zoning Administrator, STATUS REPORTS <br /> informed the City Council that the following <br /> �tems were being reviewed by the Planning <br /> ommission for Council action at a later datea <br /> Navarre Area Rezoning; Steve Vlallack (T.DI,G. <br /> Corp, ) 4100 Sixth Avenue North, subdivision; <br /> S' T�Irs, Robert Gasch, 1030 Tonkawa Road, variance; <br /> Victoria Grain Company, 500 North Arm Drive, <br /> subdivision & dredging; Jack Rhode, 1410 Bohns <br /> ` Point Road, variance & conditional use permit; <br /> Robert Birkeland, 1298 6Vildhurst Trail, wetlandS <br /> uariance and dredging permit; 6ailliam Gregory, <br /> 1410 Shoreline Drive, vacation and extension of <br /> Brackett AvE ue; Ruth Wear Estateso 2901 i�latertown <br /> Road, subdivision. <br /> � Dick Benson, City Administrator, informed the PRECINCT BOUNDARIES <br /> City Council that ���rs, Eileen Barr of the State <br /> Planning Agency, was to be here this evening <br /> to answer questions that Council might have <br /> relating to the pro�osed precinct change. The <br /> � State proposal does not simplify ta}cing the <br /> census by precincts. It appears that the present <br /> � boundaries would assure us of an accurate <br /> census, r�Zayor Van Nest requested that this <br /> matter be tabled until a later date. <br /> T-ir. Gerald Beach, City Forester discussed <br /> 1976 Dutch Elm Program by stating that withtthe DUTCH ELM REPORT <br /> early season heat, it appeared that the elm <br /> disease incidence would zoom to an extremely <br /> high figure, but it tapered off the last part <br /> `,of the season. Even so, there was an increase <br /> from lII4 diseased elms in 1975 to 529 in 1976, <br /> �►which represents a 2. 8 times increase. Cooperation <br /> was very good in 1976, although 6 registered <br /> f letters were sent to non-conforming residents. <br /> �'In the heavily wooded areas, there are probably <br /> more diseased elms that have been missed. Also, <br /> lthere are possibly more than the 118 diseased <br /> �trees recorded in the service zone (non-control <br /> area) , <br /> If the disease increas�s at the same rate in 1977, <br /> there will be a total of approximately 1500 diseased <br /> elm trees, approximately 3� of the total elm <br /> population in Orono. <br /> The 1977 Format will be approved the same as 1976 <br /> aith two recommended changes. Also, the 1976 <br /> �ort has been submitted to the Minnesota Department <br /> Agriculture. (Continued) <br /> � <br />