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<br /> MINUTES <br /> City Council <br /> November 12, 1980 <br /> Councilwoman Scalze suggested that approval of the building permit be <br /> contingent upon the situation with NSP being resolved. <br /> Mr. DeBace introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br /> RESOLUTION P10. 80-11-428 - APPROVING THE BUILDING PERMIT <br /> FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A WAREHOUSE BY PREFERRED SHEETMETAL <br /> PROVIDING THEY GET THE NECESSARY PERMITS AND COMPLY WITH <br /> CODE <br /> The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Fahey. <br /> ayes (5) DeBace, Fahey, Scalze, Nadeau, Flanson. <br /> Nayes (0 <br /> Resolution declared adopted. <br /> This resolution appears in Resolution book No. 6, Pages 277 and 278. <br /> Fire Side Mayor Hanson stated that the Council has some materials in their agenda <br /> Homes from Fire Side Homes which is just for their information. <br /> Park Mrs. Runyon, representing the Park Commission, appeared before the Council <br /> Commission to report on the survey the Park Commission did on City parks. <br /> Report <br /> The survey form was included in the Little Canada Free Press. The Free <br /> Press has a circulation of 1,300 homes. 50 survey forms were returned. <br /> Mrs. Runyon reported that most people want marked park routes and paths. <br /> They would also like nature trails and a nature center. Most people <br /> would also like neighborhood parks developed. The people would also <br /> like to see activities scheduled in the parks. <br /> Mrs. Runyon also informed 'the Council that the Park Commission would like <br /> to be able to look at land for dedication as parks, rather than receiving <br /> money from developers, if the development is in an area where they have <br /> determined a neighborhood park to be feasible. <br /> Mrs. Runyon also stated that the Council should consider marking new <br /> streets for bicycle paths. <br /> Larry Lee stated that North Oaks has determined that bicycles paths are <br /> more dangerous to a bicycler than a street without a marked path. It <br /> seems that on a bicycle path, the bicyclers feel they have a right-of-way <br /> at intersections, and this is leading to accidents. <br /> Councilman Fahey suggested that the Park Commission look into grants for <br /> bicycle paths. <br /> The City Clerk reported that the Westwinds wants to develop their own <br /> park. Mrs. Runyon commented that it must be consistent with what the <br /> Park Commission wants. The next Park Commission meeting is November 20th. <br /> Paae -12- <br /> <br />