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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />JANUARY 22, 2003 <br />Fahey noted that it is his understanding that none of the property owners <br />in this area are eager to develop their properties. Therefore, the City has <br />some time to study both the grade and wetland issues. <br />It was the consensus of the Council that once information is available from <br />the City Engineer and the Watershed, the Council would review that <br />information and decide the next course of action. <br />The Council next looked at the potential for extension of Leeward Way. It <br />was the consensus of the Council that there were no landlocking issues to <br />address. This property would develop at the time that the two property <br />owners controlling the land were ready to develop. <br />Council reviewed the property in the area of South Owasso and Woodlyn <br />Avenue, adjacent to the Soo Line tracks. It was the consensus of the <br />Council that there were no landlocking issues to be addressed, and that <br />this property would likely some day redevelop. <br />Council reviewed the Heinel property, and the consensus was that there <br />were no landlocking issues to address. The Heinel's currently farm the <br />property, and the area would develop at the time these property owners are <br />interested in pursuing that option. <br />Council reviewed the Burk Lane/Yorkton Ridge/Condit area and agreed <br />there were no landlocking issues to address. The area would develop at <br />the time the property owners were interested in doing so. <br />The Council reviewed the Maple Lane area and the potential for a road <br />connection to the Yorkton Industrial Park. While the right-of--way exists <br />for this connection, it was the consensus of the Council that it was not <br />necessaJy to improve that access at this time. <br />There being no further business, the workshop meeting was adjourned at <br />7:15 p.m. <br />Mich el L ey, Mayor <br />1 <br />Attes~~ <br />Toe Hanson, City Administrator <br />