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� . <br /> • REGULAR MEETING OF THE ORONO COUNCIL, PZAY 23 , 1977 Page 51 <br /> � Mayor Van Nest moved, Paurus seconded, to approve LIQUOR LICENSE <br /> the Club Liquor License for the Wayzata Country Wayzata Country Club <br /> �Club. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0) . <br /> � <br /> • Butler moved, Mayor Van Nest seconded, to adopt RESOLUTION #787 <br /> Resolution #787, A Resolution Redefining The Suburban Nursing <br /> � Level Of Funding For The Subur_ban Public Health • <br /> Nursing Service. Motion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0) . <br /> � <br /> , Dick Benson, City Administrator, read into the COr4PREHENSIVE SEWER PLAN <br /> record the following letter received from the <br /> � Metropolitan Council, dated May 19, 1977 : <br /> � On P�4ay 18, 1977, the Metropolitan Council <br /> � received the Comprehensive Sewer Plan from the <br /> City of Orono for its comments and recom- <br /> � mendations. <br /> � If there are questions or if further information <br /> • is needed, the Council will contact your office. <br /> End of letter <br /> � Mr. Bruce Malkerson, City Attorney, discussed STEWART PERRY MATTER <br /> with tlie City Council his letter to Mr. Stewart <br /> �Perry, dated i�Iay 17, 1977, which states: <br /> � I have reviewed your writ of certiorari with the City Council <br /> r of the City of Orono to determine whether or not the city is <br /> interested in any way in discussing settlement of this matter. <br /> � <br /> • As you may recall, after you were tagged for having violated <br /> the Zoning Code, the suggestion was made that as part of the <br /> � possible settlement review, that you apply for the necessary <br /> permits for excavating, grading, filling and placement of <br /> ' structures within 75 f eet of the shoreline of Lake Minnetonka. <br /> During that settlement review process, the City of Orono bffered <br /> � to settle the lawsuit with you on February 28, 1977, as follows: <br /> � "Mayor Van Nest stated that in order to do a complete <br /> � job, the lower ties and decking should be removed and <br /> • standard riprap should be installed to the Minnehaha <br /> � Creek Watershed District standards. There is no <br /> question that a mortared wall will not withstand wave � <br /> � action and ice pressure in the spring breakup and <br /> will deteriorate, rir. Perry, would you be agreeable <br /> � to that procedure? <br /> � "Mr . Perry stated that he would prefer to test the � <br /> ordinance in Court. <br /> � "Butler moved, h'elsh seconded, to deny the application <br /> • as presented by Stewart Perry, 2975 Casco Point to <br /> include mor-tared wall. <br /> (Continued) <br />