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I I I I I I I I I I I I I MISCELLANEOUS Councilmember Reimann stated with regard'.to the Dickenson Lines issue, the who truth should be brought out by the newspapers, that Princeton's offer to Dickenson was not a freeby and Princeton had these funds set aside to help businesses get started in their community. Case #4: Zoning Enforcement (Vehicles And Wood Piles, Etc.): Mayor Gamec noted that the~e are 3 or 4 major violators in Ramsey. City Attorney Goodrich informed Council of the legal process that would be involved: gather information, have the complaint signed by a neighbor or City, go to court, court will probably allow party 30 days to clean up, if the party does not comply it goes back to court for enforcement which could be a sentence or a fine. Council consensus is to start legal proceedings against major violators of P~amsey Zoning ordinance. Case #5: Legal Items: B. Site P: City Attorney Goodrich presented potential configurations for Site P and stated that the County would like input from Ramsey on these. Mr. Goodrich stated that the County is considering meeting with lot owners in Peltzer Addition, Block 6, Lots 1 and 2 and maybe 6, regarding whether or not they want to be included in the buffer zone. The results of this meeting will be brought back to Ramsey City council for review and then Council can adopt a resolution endorsing a configuration. County Commissioner Haas was present and stated that these potential configurations are in response· to Ramsey's request to pull Site P. Ms. Haas requested from Council some indication as to whether or not this idea has some appeal. Mayor Gamec stated that he would prefer that the landfill be completed and over with, but as of right now this seems like a workable plan. He also commented that if Ramsey doesn't start considering some of the positives and proceeding to endorse an alternate, Ramsey could be stuck with a site three times bigger. Councilmember Van Wagner stated that of all the plans she has seen so far this seems to be the best and that she thinks it is just great that the County is contacting the three affected homeowners and any decision she ma_kes will be based on the input from these three homeowners. MAYO~COUNCIL INPUT Councilmember Schlueter stated that she has received calls regarding the Dickenson Lines issue and that she herself is just not clear on what actually happened and why Ramsey couldn't accomodate Dickenson and suggested that a article be published in the Union to clear up some of the questions. C/August 11, 1983 Page 4 of 5