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FALCON HEIGHTS CITY COUNCIL MINUTES -6- • <br />September 10, 2003 <br />Resolution 03-17 Authorizing the City to Eliminate the 2004 Debt Lew on General <br />Obligation Debt (continued) <br />RESOLUTION 2003-17 <br />Talbot moved adoption of Resolution 2003-17, elimination of the 2004 debt levy on general <br />obligation debt, in the amount of $127,564. The motion was unanimously approved. <br />Approval of the Final Plat for the SE Corner Redevelopment <br />Administrator Worthington said that in May, 2003, the City approved a preliminary plat for the <br />SE Corner redevelopment site. With the property changing hands early last week and the project <br />moving forward, it is now time for the Council to consider the final plat for the property. <br />The plat, as presented, retains a corner of the site for Dino's Gyros on a temporary basis. This is <br />a formality in order for Sherman and Associates to close with their financing company, as an <br />agreement in force between Dino's and Sherman requires that the new Dino's be built prior to <br />the property being transferred to Sherman. As a result, Sherman is requesting that this final plat • <br />be approved now. An amended plat will be presented after Dino's is completed and the land is <br />transferred. <br />Council member Lindstrom asked about the timeline for the SE Corner. Administrator <br />Worthington said the developer will be going in there toward the end of this week. They will be <br />securing the area with fencing and it is projected there will be about four weeks of asbestos <br />abatement. Once demolition is completed, excavation will begin for the senior building's <br />parking ramp. <br />Lindstrom moved approval of the fmal plat for the SE Corner-Falcon Heights Town Square. The <br />motion was unanimously approved. <br />REPORTS FROM COUNCIL MEMBERS: <br />Council member Kuettel said the Parks Commission held their monthly meeting on Monday <br />evening. The City, because of contributions from Twin City Co-op, several businesses, <br />individuals, and proceeds from the dunk tank at the Ice Cream Social, was able to add $800 <br />to the Friends of the Parks account. Parks and recreation services will stay as they are, with a <br />minor change here or there. <br />Council member Lamb said the Ramsey County Suburban HRA levy has been approved for <br />$800,000. This will be a good program for Falcon Heights to participate in because it will help • <br />maintain and improve the housing stock. <br />SEPTI OMIN.doc <br />