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MINUTES City Council July 9, 1980 The Mayor instructed the City Engineer "to inform the Diana Lane homeowner association that the lift station does have the capacity to handle two additional houses. Mr. Lee informed the Council that he intends to hook the sewers which will service the resulting two lots to the Diana Lane line. The Engineer stated that these lines will be private lines. Councilman DeBace stated that Mr. Lee will not be able to run the two houses into one sewer line. The Engineer stated that Mr. Lee would have to put in one public line and then run the two houses into that line. Mrs. Scalze stated that the first lot will have to have a sewer easement over lot two. Mrs. Scalze stated that the Planner is recommending this division be referred to the City of Maplewood as a small portion of the property is in Maplewood. Councilman Fahey stated that it doesn't really affect Maplewood as it is only a small portion of property in that city. Mr. DeBace introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: RESOLUTION M0. 80-7-246 - APPROVING THE CHARLES LEE PROPERTY DIVISION AS PRESENTED SUBJECT TO MR. LEE'S OBTAINING AN EASEMENT FOR THE SEWER LINE The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Hanson. ayes (5) DeBace, Hanson, Scalze, Nadeau, Fahey. Nayes (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 6, Page 157. St. Jude's Mr. Bob Burrow, an architect representing St. Jude's Medical, Inc., Medical appeared before the Council. Mr. Burrow informed the Council of the Facility interest of St. Jude's Medical, Inc. in building its international headquarters on a piece of property in the area of Highway 36 and 35E. St. Jude's is now in the analysis phase of looking at the property for this development. Mr. Burrow stated that St. Jude's immediate needs are for a 50,000 square foot building housing office and manufacturing. 1983 needs will be for II0,000 of additional space for the same use and by 1985 St. Jude's will need 120,000 of additional space again for office and manufacturing. Mr. Burrow's stated that at that point the site in question woul"d be covered at a point of 7%. An additional 27% would be needed for parking. The site is a 32 acre site. St. Jude's is considering a two-story building. Over 60% of "the property would remain green area. St. Jude's would also like to use the existing buffering of the property and develop in the internal sections of the property. Page -5-