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Community Development Director Frolik noted that there are several issues that would have to be addressed if that development were to occur such as a community septic system. City Administrator Norman stated that staff was not proposing to discuss the development at this time. Mayor Gamec inquired as to what the current zoning was on the property. Community Development Director Frolik replied commercial. Councilmember Zimmerman inquired as to when the property was zoned commercial. Community Development Director Frolik replied that it has been zoned commercial for at least 15 years. 2) Meeting Lunches Councilmember Kurak suggested that Councilmembers and staff who need to eat prior to the meetings contribute money towards the lunches so that they can eat something that is decent to get them through the long evenings City Administrator Norman replied that if people want to donate to offset the cost that is fine, but he doesn't want it to be a big accounting process. He stated that staff would start ordering lunches again and then anyone who wants to contribute to the cost they can. Councilmember Elvig stated that they want to make sure that they are covering the costs of the lunches so that it does not have to come out of the general fund. 3) Expense /Accounts Payable Councilmember Pearson stated that when he first started on the Council he had some questions in regards to some large bills he was seeing, but now he has become more familiar with the accounts payable. City Administrator Norman stated that if Councilmembers ever have any questions do not hesitate to contact staff. 4) Helicopter Ordinance Community Development Director Frolik explained that the City Attorney is currently in the process of reviewing the ordinance and staff will be bringing it forward to an upcoming work session. City Council Work Session/June 10, 2003 Page 6 of 8