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MINUT~S Ci.ty Council May 26, 1982 Gervais Creek Mayor Hanson opened the public hearing on consideration of the Gervais Office B1dg. Creek Office Building PUD. Mr. Hanson stated that the only item to PUD be addressed is the park charge. Agenda Mr. Tom Krejci i.nformed the Council that he would like approval to Item No. 8 subdivide the property. Mr. Krejci stated that he boughl the buiLding a couple of years ago wi.th the intentions of deveLoping a day care. He has done this, but there is a portion of the building which is not viable for a day care. lheref.ore, Mr. Krejci would Like to subdivide the property and seek a buyer. ~In order to do this, he must go through a PUll. Mr. Krejci stated that he is buying the building on a contract-for- deed, and he wi11 have to geC approval from Che School District on this issue a1so. Mr. Hanson commented that he has spoken to Mr. Borg on this~ and Mr. Borg has no problem with it as long as the interest of the School District is protected. Mr. llanson asked Mr. Krejci if there would be any common areas in the building. Mr. Krejci pointed out where the common area would be. Mrs. Scalze stated that she had a question in her mind as whether the City could obtain either the tennis court or the Crails as a park charge. Mr. Krejci. stated that he is sti11 unclear on the park charge, but he would have no problem with the Crails. Flanson astced if the City could obtain an easement for the trails as a park charge. Fahey stated with an easement there would be more tax money coming in to the City. Mrs. Scalze reporCed that the Park Commission feels that the park charge should be either land or cash, but shouid adhere to the ordinance. Mr. Krejci stated that the only thing he would not be capable of wouLd be to give away the tennis court. Mrs. Nardini asked if Mr. Krejci was in a position to give away land with his contract-for-deed. Mr. Krejci reported that he was not. 'Lhis wouLd have to go through the School DisCrict. 'Phe Attorney stated that with a conCract-for-deed the City would need the approval of both the School DistricC and Mr. Krejci. Mr. Pahey asked if. atter the payments have been completed, Mr. Krejci could either convey an easement or some other settlement oL the park charge. P2rs. Nardini stated.that with an easement Mr. Krejci is not giving either cash or 1and. Pahey replied that there would sti11 be an interest in land it the City obtained an easement or a lease on the tennis court. Fahey commented Chat that would be enough for him. Page -12-