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12-18-2000 CC MIN . . . MEETING OF THE ELK RIVER CITY COUNCIL HELD AT THE ELK RIVER CITY HALL MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2000 Members Present: Mayor Klinzing, Councilmembers Dietz, Farber (6:25 pm), Motin, and Thompson Members Absent: None Staff Present: Pat Klaers, City Administrator; Sandra Peine, City Clerk; Lori Johnson, Finance Director; Terry Maurer, City Engineer; Michele McPherson, Director of Planning; Peter Beck, City Attorney; Bruce West Fire Chief; Bryan Adams, Utilities Superintendent; and Steve Rohlf, Building and Zoning Administrator Also Present: Representatives from the Park and Recreation Commission 1. Call Meetina To Order Pursuant to due call and notice thereof, the meeting of the Elk River City Council was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Mayor Klinzing. 2. Consider 12/18/2000 Council Aaenda The following items were added to the agenda: 3.8. Consider Request for 3.2 Percent Beer Off-Sale License by Coborn's, Inc. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN MOVED TO APPROVE THE AGENDA. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 3. Consider Consent Aaenda COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS FOLLOWS: 3.1. 12/1112000 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES - APPROVED 3.2. CHECK REGISTER - APPROVED 3.3. RESOLUTION 00-109 ADOPTING FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR TWIN LAKES TOWNHOMES TRUNK WATER AND SEWER - APPROVED 3.4.A. PAY ESTIMATE #9 TO LATOUR CONSTRUCTION, INC., IN THE AMOUNT OF $141,759.91 FOR WORK COMPLETED IN THE EASTERN AREA TYLER STREET IMPROVEMENTS - APPROVED 3.4.B. PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE #4 TO HARDRIVES, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $30,780.72 FOR WORK COMPLETED ON THE EASTERN AREA PHASE III STREET AND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS - APPROVED 3.4.C. PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE #3 TO RICHARD KNUTSON, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $171,818.97 FOR WORK COMPLETED ON THE WESTERN AREA PHASE IV IMPROVEMENTS - APPROVED 3.4.D. PARTIAL PAY ESTIMATE #1 TO RIDGEDALE ELECTRIC, INC. IN THE AMOUNT OF $229,630.44 FOR WORK COMPLETED ON THE EAST SIGNAL/INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENTS - APPROVED . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 2 3.5.A. TRANSFER OF 3.2% BEER ON-SALE LICENSE FROM JERRY & THIRY MINOR TO JEFF KASA FOR BACK TO THE FIFTIES RESTAURANT - APPROVED 3.5.B. REQUEST TO CANCEL ON-SALE WINE LICENSE FOR BACK TO THE FIFTIES RESTAURANT - APPROVED 3.6. RENEWAL OF LICENSES - APPROVED KENNEL LICENSE RENEWALS . HOWARD & LINDA ABEL - PRIVATE KENNEL - 21031 ELK LAKE ROAD . STOFFEL & SANDRA REITSMA - COMMERCIAL KENNEL - 10860 181 ST ST. . TOM MESSICH - PRIVATE KENNEL -11401 205TH AVE NW . LAURA HESS-ULMAN - PRIVATE KENNEL - 21498 VERNON ST. . GRACE OSTEIN - PRIVATE KENNEL - 20842 CONCORD ST. . JODI & SEAN LADD - COMMERCIAL KENNEL - 11631 219TH AVE NW . MICHAEL & BONITA DEZELAR - PRIVATE KENNEL - 13884 200TH AVE NW . LINDA ALLEN/JOHN TOMLINSON - PRIVATE KENNEL - 20460 MEADOWVALE MASSAGE ESTABLISHMENT LICENSE RENEWALS . MOE THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE - 934 HIGHWAY 10 . AVALON, 706 MAIN STREET . WATERFALL SALON AND DAY SPA -705 MAIN ST/L1CENSE TRANSFER . SALINA SALON - 19262 FREEPORT ST MASSAGE THERAPIST LICENSE RENEWALS . LUANN MOE . MARY OPAY . CAREY CARLSON . TERESA DAHLMAN . KRISTEN KASTL-KALLAND . LORI DURTZ . CRYSTAL MCGARRY . JODI PIKULA . GINA FEDDER MECHANICAL AMUSEMENT DEVICE LICENSE RENEWALS . AMERICAN LEGION . BROADWAY BAR AND PIZZA . DADDY O'S . DICK'S RIVERFRON BAR . ELK RIVER BOWL . ELK RIVER ICE ARENA . ELK RIVER THEATERS . EABLES . LAROSE'S PIZZA . PIZZA HUT TOBACCO LICENSE RENEWALS . AMERICAN LEGION . BEAUDRY EXPRESS 1 City Council Minutes Page 3 December 18, 2000 ----------------------------- . . BROADWAY BAR AND PIZZA . CENEX . CHARLIE BROWNS . CIRC~E C FOODS (JACKSON AVENUE) . COBORNS . CUB FOODS . EAGLES . HOLIDAY (FREEPORT) . HOLIDAY (BUSINESS CENTER DRIVE) . HOULE OIL. COMPANY . NORTHBOUND LIQUOR . OASIS MARKET . RON'S FOODS . SMOKE SHOP . SNYDER DRUG . SUNSHINE DEPOT . SUPERAMERICA (MAIN ST) . SUPERAMERICA (193RD AVE) . TIME OUT RESTAURANT . WAPITI PARK . 3.7. REQUEST BY CHRISTOPHER STOKKE FOR REZONING FROM A-1 (AGRICULTURAL) TO C3 (HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL), PUBLIC HEARING CASE NO. ZC 00-6, AND LAND USE AMENDMENT FROM A (AGRICULTURAL) TO HB (HIGHWAY BUSINESS), PUBLIC HEARING CAS~ NO. LU 00-7 - WITHDRAWN 3.8. REQUEST BY COBORN'S, INC. FOR 3.2% BEER OFF-SALE LICENSE - APPROVED COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 4.1 . Authorize Advertisement for Bids for Fire Deoartment Pumoer Fire Chief Bruce West requested council approval to advertise for bids for a new 1250 GPM Class A Pumper. The pumper will be a replacement for the 1972 Ford pumper. The bids also include a provision for bidding a demonstration pumper. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ MOVED TO ADVERTISE FOR BIDS FOR A 1250 GPM CLASS A PUMPER FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. Fire Chief West spoke about a structure fire that recently took place and thanked the police reserves for their assistance. 4.2. Consider Residential Refuse Dlsoosal Contract . Building and Zoning Administrator Steve Rohlf indicated that the city recently entered into a disposal contract with Sherburne County to have the city's residential garbage delivered to NRG's Resource Recovery Facility during 2001 at a fee of $45 per ton. Steve indicated that the county is now requesting the city to extend the contract to August 31, 2008 at the same tipping fee of $45 per ton. Steve noted that this would help to stabilize garbage prices for the next 8 years. Steve further noted that Article X (J.)(6) states that the city may terminate this contract after a 30-day notice. . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 4 Dave Lucas discussed the action recently taken by the county board to adopt an ordinance that implements a solid waste fee for Sherburne County residents. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONTRACT FOR DISPOSAL OF RESIDENTIAL REFUSE AT THE RDF PLANT WITH SHERBURNE COUNTY THROUGH APRIL 31, 2008 AT A COST OF $45 PER TON. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-0. 4.3. Utilities Commission Update Councilmember Dietz indicated that the main issue of discussion at the last two Utilities Commission meetings has been the location of the water tower. He noted that because this issue is on this evening's agenda, he would prefer to hold his comments until the council discusses the issue. 4.4. Park and Recreation Commission Update Michele McPherson indicated that the commission's focus at the November and December meetings has been primarily on fees and the location of the water tower. She indicated that these issues would be discussed in greater detail later in the agenda. 4.5. Community Recreation Update Councilmember Motin indicated that the primary item on the Community Recreation Board was the joint powers agreement. This item will be discussed again at the next Community Recreation Board meeting. 4.6. Northstar Corridor Update Mayor Klinzing updated the council on the December 7th Northstar Corridor meeting. She noted that the question regarding station design was the main item of discussion. The mayor indicated that staff would be looking at the possibility of designing a station other than a basic station. 4.7. Consider Adoption of 2001 Fee Schedule The city clerk noted that the council reviewed the proposed 2001 fee schedule last week. She indicated that representatives are present from the Park and Recreation Commission to answer questions the council has concerning park dedication fee increases and park fees for park shelters. The council questioned the need for a fee to reserve park shelters. Park and Recreation Commissioner Kuester indicated that the fees are charged to raise funds and to help finance the clean up of the parks and monitoring of the park shelter reservation system. The council discussed the issue of allowing nonresidents to reserve the park shelters. Michele McPherson noted that the current policy only allows residents to reserve the park shelters, however, there is currently a small percentage of nonresident reservations being made. She explained that these nonresident reservations are recurring reservations that have been "grandfathered-in." Council member Thompson encouraged the Park and Recreation Commission to see that the park use fees do not increase at a fast pace. . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 5 Councilmember Motin suggested that a flat rate be charged for residents and nonresidents. He felt that a policy allowing only residents would not stop all nonresidents from finding a way to make a reservation. Mayor Klinzing noted that she is not interested in allowing nonresidents to reserve the park shelters. She indicated that she preferred that the shelters be available only to tax- paying residents. Councilmernber Thompson suggested a timeframe in which nonresidents would be allowed to make a reservation thereby giving preference to residents. Michele McPherson suggested implementing the resident fee at this time and allowing staff to research how other cities handle nonresident requests for park shelter reservations. MAYOR KLINZING MOVED TO IMPLEMENT A $20 PARK SHELTER RESERVATION FEE FOR ELK RIVER RESIDENTS AND THAT NONRESIDENTS NOT BE ALLOWED TO RESERVE THE PARKS OTHER THAN THOSE THAT ARE CURRENTLY GRANDFATHERED IN. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER SECONDED THE MOTION. Council member Motin suggested that staff investigate the nonresident reservation fee. He indicated he would like to see a short-term availability for nonresidents. THE MOTION CARRIED 3-2. COUNCILMEMBERS DIETZ AND THOMPSON VOTING AGAINST THE MOTION. Michele McPherson noted that the Park and Recreation Commission is recommending that a $50 reservation fee be charged for non-district schools for the use of Woodland Trails Park. The commission is also suggesting a deposit for the use of the park. The council concurred with the recommendation. Council member Farber questioned the need to increase the park dedication fee by $70. Council member Farber noted that this fee has continued to increase at a fast pace over the past few years. Park Commissioner Kuester indicated that the commission felt it best to implement small cost of living increases rather than run short in the future and have to implement a larger increase. He also noted that the Park and Recreation Commission is working toward a park system that meets the needs of the public. He stated that the commission has found that the park dedication fees for Elk River are competitive with other communities in the area. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ MOVED TO INCREASE THE PARK DEDICATION FEES BY $70. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 4-1. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER VOTED AGAINST THE MOTION. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 11-110 ADOPTING THE CITY OF ELK RIVER 2001 FEE SCHEDULE. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN MOVED TO IMPLEMENT A $40 PARK USE FACILITY FEE FOR ENCLOSED SHELTERS FOR ELK RIVER RESIDENTS. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 6 4.8. Consider 2000 Budaet Amendments Finance Director Lori Johnson reviewed the 2000 Budget Amendments. CQUNCILMEMBER FARBER MOVED TO ApPROVE THE 2000 BUDGET AMENDMENTS AS PRESENTED INC.LUDING THE NECESSARY FUNDS TO COVER THE ANTICIPATED ICE ARENA DEFICIT. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.9. Discuss Liauor Leaislation City Administrator Pat Klaers reviewed the status of the city's on-sale liquor licenses. He indicated that Senator Ourada has provided draft legislation to increase the number of on-sale licenses for the city from 12 to 18 and that Representative Anderson has requested additional documentation and support. Pat Klaers stated the Chamber Board has submitted a resolution of support endorsing legislation to increase the number of liquor licenses to 18. The city administrator explained that the law restricts the number of on-sale liquor licenses a city may have according to population. He noted that the because the population is determined by the federal census, the city would not be able to increase its number of licenses until the next federal census in 2010. The city administrator presented the council with a resolution in support of legislation increasing the number of on-sale licenses. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 00-111 SUPPORTING ADDITIONAL ON-SALE LIQUOR LICENSES. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.10. Consider Aooointment of EDA Members Mayor Klinzing recommended reappointment of Larry Koenig to the EDA. She also recommended that council-elect members Dan Tveite and Louise Kuester be appointed to the EDA. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED THE FOLLOWING EDA APPOINTMENTS: . LARRY KOENIG; TERM TO RUN 1/1/2001 TO 12131/2006 . DAN TVEITE; TERM TO RUN 111/2001 TO 12/31/2004 . LOUISE KUESTER; TERM TO RUN 111/2001 TO 12/31/2004 COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.11. Consider Aooointment of HRA Member Mayor Klinzing recommended that Stewart Wilson be reappointed to the HRA for another term. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER MOVED THAT STEWART WILSON BE REAPPOINTED TO THE HRA FOR ANOTHER TERM TO RUN FROM 111/01 TO 12/31/05. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 4.12. Consider Personnel Committee Recommendations Finance Director Lori Johnson indicated that the Personnel Committee has completed its review of the planning, building and zoning, liquor store manager and assistant City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 7 . 1. 2. 3. 4. . 5. . manager, and government access N producer positions. Lori reviewed the recommended changes by the committee. She noted that the committee makes its decision based strictly on duties and responsibilities and the city administrator makes all pay recommendations. Discussion took place regarding the recommendation to move the assistant liquor store manager from pay grade 10 to 2E. It was the consensus of the council to approve this recommendation based on the job description explicitly stating that the assistant manager will assume the job duties of the manager during any absence of the liquor store manager. The city administrator reviewed the recommendations for salary adjustments. COUNCILMEMBER FARBER MOVED THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE PERSONNEL COMMITTEE AND THE WAGE RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR: BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL ADMINISTRATOR - NO CHANGE IN POINT RANKING CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR - NO CHANGE IN POINT RANKING BUILDING INSPECTOR - NO CHANGE IN POINT RANKING DIRECTOR OF PLANNING - NO CHANGE IN POINT RANKING LIQUOR STORE MANAGER - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE 3E TO 6E- WAGES MOVE FROM PAY GRADE 3E, STEP E, TO PAY GRADE 6E, STEP D, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001, AND TO STEP E ON JULY 1, 2002. 6. ASSISTANT LIQUOR STORE MANAGER - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRAND 10 TO PAY GRADE 2E - WAGES MOVE FROM PAY GRADE 10, STEP E TO PAY GRADE 2E, STEP C EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001, AND TO STEP D ON JULY 1, 2002. 7. SENIOR PLANNER - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE 15 (NOW ELIMINATED) TO PAY GRADE 2E - WAGES GO TO GRADE 2E, STEP D EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001, AND TO STEP E ON JULY 1, 2002 8. PLANNING SECRETARY - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE 6 TO PAY GRADE 8 BASED ON NEW POSITION PROFILE OF CURRENT DUTIES, POSITION IS RECLASSIFIED FROM SECRETARY TO ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY. WAGES MOVE TO GRADE 8, STEP D EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001 9. GOVERNMENT ACCESS CABLE PRODUCER - NOT PREVIOUSLY RATED. POINT RANKING REFLECTS PAY GRADE 11 10. LEAD BUILDING INSPECTOR - BASED ON POINT RANKING AND NEW POSITION CLASSIFICATION - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE 13 TO PAY GRADE 14. WAGES GO TO PAY GRADE 14, STEP E, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001. 11. LEAD PLUMBING INSPECTOR/BUILDING INSPECTOR - BASED ON POINT RANKING AND NEW POSITION CLASSIFICATION - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 8 12. 13 TO PAY GRADE 14. WAGES GO TO PAY GRADE 14, STEP E, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001. BUILDING PERMiT TeCHNICIAN - BASED ON POINT RANKING AND NEW POSITION CLASSIFICATION - POINT RANKING MOVES FROM PAY GRADE 6 TO PAY GRADE 7 - WAGES GO TO PAY GRADE 7, STEP A, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2001. (AN EMPLOYEE MAY OBTAIN CERTIFICATION AFTER HIRE, BUT WILL NOT ADVANCE BEYOND STEP B UNTIL CERTIFICATION IS OBTAINED). PLANNING/LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT - THIS POSITION WILL CHANGE BASED ON ABILITY OF APPLICANT AND DUTIES ASSIGNED. THE POSITION WILL BE EVALUATED ONE YEAR AFTER HIRE. 13. " ';"", ./..,..", '," ,..',.' .-. BUILDING SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - POSITION NOT REVIEWED, NO CHANGE. ADMINISTRATION SECRETARY - MOVE FROM PAY GRADE 6 TO PAY GRADE 8 BASED ON CURRENT DUTIES -WAGES MOVE TO PAY GRADE 8, STEP C,IN JULY, 2001. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 14. 15. 5. aDen Mike No one appeared for open mike. 6.1. Reauest by Phoenix Enterorises for Preliminary Plat ADDroval (Hillside Estates 8th Addition), Public Hearina. Case No. P 00-18 This item is postponed to the January 16. 2001. 6.2. Reconsideration of Water Tower Site - East Elk River Michele McPherson indicated that on November 27. the City Council requested that the Park and Recreation Commission reconsider the placement of a water tower in East Elk River. Michele noted that on December 13. 2000, the Park and Recreation Commission voted 7-1 to recommend to the City Council that the tower not be located in either Hillside City Park or Trott Brook Farms Park. Bryan Adams. Utilities Superintendent, indicated that there is a need for a water tower in eastern Elk River due to the eastern area expansion. He indicated that the Utilities Commission has looked at many sites. He noted that according to the criteria used to locate a water tower the two parks (Hillside City and Trott Brook Farms) are considered the best locations. He indicated that the Utilities Commission recommended locating the water tower at site 3b (Hillside City Park). Park and Recreation Commissioner John Kuester thanked the council for allowing the commission more time to discuss the issue. He noted that a main concern of the commission is the timing in choosing a water tower site. Commissioner Kuester indicated that the two main concerns with the request by the Utilities to locate the tower in a park are aesthetics versus economics and land use. Park and Recreation Commissioner Dave Anderson talked about the impact a water tower would have on Hillside City Park. specifically relating to the trees. potential oak wilt, aesthetics and the considerable cost to construct a retaining wall. . . . City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 9 Tom Forsythe, 13578 181 st Avenue NW indicated he is a resident in the area and also that he is representing some of the property owners in the area. Mr. Forsythe was concerned about how the tower would affect his property. He stated that it is ironic that a tower is proposed for the area when the area is not serviced by city water. He indicated that Hillside was not an appropriate location and indicated that parkland is too valuable of property to locate a water tower. George Zabee, Utilities Commission, indicated that the Utilities Commission's charge is to look out for the health and safety of its residents. Mr. Zabee explained that Trott Brook Farms Park was the first choice, however, because the developer did not receive proper notice, the choice was changed to Hillside City Park. He noted that the Utilities are working under a time constraint. Dana Anderson, Park and Recreation Commission, stated that the commission must conserve natural resources, as they are limited. He suggested extending the timing for building a water tower by conserving water in the summer. He noted that placing a water tower in the park is unfair to the residents the commission serves. Stoffel Reitsma, Park and Recreation Commission, suggested locating a water tower further east. Lana Huberty, Park and Recreation Commission, indicated that the Park and Recreation Commission does much planning in the process of developing parks. She stated that Hillside is a valuable piece of land and that there are other options available. She encouraged the council to look at other options. City Administrator Pat Klaers spoke to the timing issue. He indicated there are options to deal with the timing issue such as the construction of a well in 2001 to address the fire protection issue and then to build a tower as soon as possible in order to be in operation by 2003. Fire Chief Bruce West commented on his fire protection issues. Councilmember Thompson indicated that he is not convinced of the urgency of constructing a water tower. He stated that there are sites located further east that should be considered. Council member Motin concurred. Councilmember Dietz concurred with Councilmembers Thompson and Motin. He stated that it was not fair to locate the tower in Trott Brook Farms and that Hillside City Park was too valuable of an asset for a water tower. Councilmember Dietz suggested considering the Holzem property as a possible site. Bryan Adams stated that if a tower is not located in the east immediately, the timeframe for the construction of a well can be moved up. He indicated that the Utilities would continue looking for a site for a water tower. COUNCILMEMBER THOMPSON MOVED TO RESCIND THE NOVEMBER 20 MOTION TO LOCATE A WATER TOWER AT SITE #5 (TROTT BROOK FARMS) AND TO DENY THE REQUEST TO LOCATE A WATER TOWER IN TROn BROOK FARMS PARK AND HILLSIDE PARK AND AUTHORIZE THE UTILITIES COMMISSION TO CONTINUE SEARCHING FOR A WATER TOWER SITE IN THE EASTERN AREA OF ELK RIVER. COUNCILMEMBER MOTIN SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. City Council Minutes December 18, 2000 Page 10 . 6.3. Plannina Commission Resianation from Louise Kuester COUNCILMEMBER FARBER MOVED TO ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF LOUISE KUESTER FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION. COUNCILMEMBER DIETZ SECONDED THE MOTION. THE MOTION CARRIED 5-0. 7. Presentation of Service Awards Mayor Klinzing presented service awards to outgoing Council Members Larry Farber and Daryl Thompson. She thanked them for their years of service to the city during their period in office. 8. Other Business There was no other business. 7. Staff Uodates There were no staff updates. 10. Adiournment There being no further business, Mayor Klinzing adjourned the meeting of the Elk River City Council at 8:45 p.m. . ~vd1,a Vl~bJu~ Sandra Peine City Clerk .