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mrrauTEs City Council December 9, 1981 Mrs. Scalze commented that she felt Map1ewood shou1d be sent a copy of the Mueller proposa1, especially because of the heliport. Mr. Nielson stated that the he7icopter would 7eave and cane back once per day. The Planner has suggested to Mr. Mue1ler that the property involved should be combined, and Mr. Mueller said that he had no problem with dorng so. The structure will be two stories and basically of earth-sheltered design. There are two parking areas and two dr~veways. The building will house a highly specialized medical transport operation. There would seldom if ever be ambulances leaving with their sirens on. It is a more planned transport operation. The P1anner felt that the heliport should be shown on the plan. 7he helicopter would be lancied on a dolly antl. the dolly wou1d be moved into the building each night. The Planning Commission has indicated that they wou7d like to see the location of the fuel tanks. The Planner stated that he does not feel there willte a problem in terms of DOT guidelines. Mr. Hanson instructed the Planner to copy the Council and the City of Maplewood with his report on this proposal. Fran The C.ity Clerk recommended that the North Star f_states matter be tabled Husnick until Mr. Fran Husnick arrives. Granada The Engineer indicated that he has written a letter recommending the Homes acceptance of the swail in the Payne Flvenue Flrea. The swail is complete and acceptable. Mr. Hanson indicated that the fees of the Attorney and Engineer had to be calculated and deductetl from Granada Homes' letter of credit. Mr. Hanson asked if there has been any contact with Mr. Garske. The City Clerk statecl that he has not written to Mr. Garske yet. Mrs. Scalze asked for an up-date on the easements for the swail. The Engineer stated that most easements are 20 feet and only 2 are 10 foot easements. The Attorney stated that some of the easements were turned in to the City from Granada Homes. The Attorney stated that he did not know 9f all the easements were in. The Attorney stated that he doubted that the City has the easements from Garske. The Engineer indicated that Granada Homes had 26 lots and Mr. Garske had 4. A representative of Granada Homes stated that the Council approved 10 foot easements in this area and, therefore, Granada Homes to1ci some oP the people signing easements to change the easement to 10 feet. Page -3-