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MINUTES CITY CO~ONCIL MAY 28, 2003 S1JAL COATING Anderson questioned the extent of the crack filling program proposed AND CRACK for 2003 given the cost will exceed budget. Anderson suggested that FILLING perhaps this item should be prioritized along with other budget issues. QUOTATIONS The City Administrator indicated that his reconunendatiou is that the City takes an aggressive approach on crack tilling. I3e noted the City streets that have been reconstructed and the need to do the maintenance necessary to protect these streets. The Administrator pointed out that the cost over budgeted amount can be covered with dollars from the lnfrastructw~e Replacement hued. Revenues to this fund come from the City's share of MN State Aid revenues, and the City has the authority to use between 25% and 35% of this money for work on non-MSA streets. Fahey agreed that crack filling was cost-effective and pro-active maintenance for prolonging the life of City streets. 13lescner introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RE,SO/,UT/ON NO. 2003-5-171 -APPROVING 2003 S'EALCOATING AND CRAC7CF/L/_/NG ~UOTATIONSAS RECOMMENDED 13Y C/%'I' ,S'I'AF/~ The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Anderson. Ayes (5) I3lesener, Anderson, hahey, Montour, LaValle. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. MASSAG>!J Fahey noted stafTs recommendation to allow massage therapy as a TFIE,RAPY principal use in the General Business (I3-3) Zoning District by Conditional Use Kermit. Given this recommendation, should Mr. McCann wish to pursue massage therapy licensing within the City, the property he wishes to locate his business in would have to be rezoned from I3-W to B-3 and McCann would have to apply for a Conditional Use Permit. The City Attorney noted that the rezoning, text amendment for the B-3 District adding massage therapy as a conditional use, as well as the conditional use permit would require public hearings. The Planner indicated that these could be processed in the June meeting cycle. Ted McCann indicated that he was informed that the property was B-3. The City Administrator indicated that the adjacent property had been rezoned from I3-W to B-3 to accommodate the Joe's sporting goods