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Page 2 Elk River City Council Minutes March 27, 1989 e 4. Consider 3/20/89 City Council Minutes The City Administrator, Patrick Klaers, made the recommendations for amendments to the City Council minutes: following 1. Page 3 Add the following sentence to end of the paragraph following the motion: "They will be heard again at the Assessment Public Hearing, which will be heard prior to the project being authorized." 2. Page 3 paragraph income." The following in It em 7 : wording "Anything should above be 70% added to the first of the home owners 3. Page 4 Add the words St. Cloud Housing and Redevelopment Authority to the first motion on this page. 4. Page 9 - The third and fouth sentences in the second paragraph under #9 should read as follows: "It was the consensus that five years training and experience in a Volunteer Fire Department was not sufficient as a minimum qualification. The Volunteer description should be moved under desirable qualifications and further that the five years be changed to ten years experience in a Fire Department." e 5. Page 9 The sentence should consensus of the additional pay." third paragraph should be deleted. The following be added to the second paragraph on page 9: "The Council and Fire Chief was that he would receive no COUNCILMEMBER HOLMGREN MOVED TO APPROVE THE MARCH 20, 1989, CITY COUNCIL MINUTES AS AMENDED. COUNCILMEMBER DOBEL SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 4.5. Open Mike Mr. Ken Wells of 13109 Mississippi Road stated that he is aware that the City of Elk River is pumping water out/of an outlot due to the fact that the water is running onto a lot behind him owned by Tom Zerwas. He indicated that he does not feel that the City of Elk River should pay for the pumping of this water, as the lot was originally an outlot dedicated for the purpose of water drainage. He stated that Mr. Zerwas had knowingly and intentionally built the house on that lot knowing that it could possibly be affected by water drainage. e Tom Zerwas of 13122 182nd Avenue stated that the lot was split at the request of the developer and that he had no special interest in the splitting of the lot, and he further indicated that the lot was split in April, 1986, and he did not sign is purchase agreement for his house until 1987. Mr. Zerwas indicated that he had lived across the street from the property for ten years and as far as he was aware there has never been a water problem in that area. He further stated that had he known there would be a water problem on that lot, he would not have purchased the house.