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I I i I I i I I I I I I I I I I I Reimann and Schlueter. Voting No: None. For T~mnnrarv ~nditional URe Permit For An Air Rhow At Mr. Schnelle stated that both a temporary and regular conditional use permit require a findings of fact, but a t~mporary conditional use permit does not require a public hearing. Douglas Fountain - 15255 Garnet Street - Stated that he does not object to the air show but the City should give the residents in the area some relief to traffic and noise as the air show ~oincides with dates of one of the sand race events. Motion by Councilm~mber COx and seconded by Councilmember Reimann directing City Staff to prepare a findings of fact regarding Mr. Virgil Barnes' request for a temporary conditional use permit for an air show at Gateway North Industrial Airport on August 17 and 18, 1985. Further, that preparation of the findings of fact should be prepared with the idea in mind that Council is leaning towards granting the request and approval of the findings of fact should be placed on Council agenda for April 9, 1985. Further Discussion: Oouncil informed Mr. Barnes that if he is looking towards the air show being an annual event, it would be in his best interest to do the best job possible, especially with respect to traffic and parking. Motion carried. Voting Yes: Mayor Beitman, Councilmembers Sorteberg, COx, Reimann and Schlueter. Voting No: None. c~.~e.t]6: D]:ainaae Probl~: ("aRe Of Mr. Jim Arm.~trona: Mr. Armstrong stated that in addition to his comments during Citizen Input, he would like to point out that the City has a drainage easement on the westerly 10 feet of his property and the easterly 10 feet of his neighbors property; presently, the City is draining across the westerly 90-100 feet of his lot. Mr. Armstrong stated that he would like this situation resolved. City Engineer Raatikka stated that the City looked at exp~nding the ponding area on the Pomraning property but Mr. Pomraning was not agreeable to that. Council consensus is to direct City Engineer Raatikka to shoot elevations on the park property across the street from Mr. Armstrong and Lake I~a~ca; compare those elevations with elevations taken in 1984; and present these elevations readings to Council at their meeting scheduled for April 9, 1985. Mr. Armstrong stated that the City could be looking at spending $10,000- $15,000 to redirect drainage and it may only be a temporary solution. City Engineer Raatikka stated that the new elevation readings will determine whether or not redirecting the drainage will be worthwhile. Mr. Armstrong noted that because of his work hours he may not always be able to attend Council meetings in which his case is being discussed, but that March 26, 1985 Page 25 of 26