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MINUTES City Council September 28, 1988 Ramsey The City Engineer reported that he has been attending a series of ineetings County of the Ramsey County Soil Conser•vation Commission which is in the process Soil of developing an ordinance which will be required of ev ery City to adopt Conservation for governing of soil erosion. Commission The City Engineer r•eported that he wil l submit a draft copy of the proposed Agenda ord inance to the City Council when it is available. Addi ti on Spooner The City Attorney reported that he is still awaiting word from the Examiner Park of Titles' office regar~ding the Spooner Par•k property. The Attor•ney stated that, hopefully, the City can close on the property some time in Agenda October, but he d.oes not have a definite that the closing can take place Item No. 12 on at this time. Gardner• The City Attorney presented for approva1 the proposed Development Agreement Bros. with Gardner Bros. for their development proposed on County Road D. Development Agreement Mr•. LaValle introduced the following r•esolution and moved its adoption: Agenda RESOLUTION N0. 88-9-412 - AUTHORIZING THE Item No. 12 MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN THE GARDNER BROS. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT ON BEHALF OF THE CITY AS PRESENTED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Mr. Blesener. Ayes (5) LaValle, Blesener, Fahey, Collova, Scalze. Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. This resolution appears in Resolution Book No. 20, Page 427. AIC The City Attorney repor•ted that there is an effor~t to close on the AIC Corporation Corpor~ation property as soon as possible. However, the seller~ is requesting Property that the City pr•eclude any constr~uction or improvement on the property prior to the last payment being made. Agenda Addition Scalze r•epor•ted that the Par•k Commission had hoped to commence grading of the proper•ty next spring. The City Attorney reported that the City could agr•ee to indemnify AIC Corporation for• any liens against the property pr•ior to final payment. If that is acceptable to AIC Cor•poration, then there would be no need to r•estrict improvements to the property. Council felt the Attor•ney's recommendation for indemnification of AIC Corporation was the position the City should ta!<e. The Attorney reported that he will present this to AIC Cor•por~ation, and will attempt to get the purchased closed. The Attorney r~eported that he will check with the City Cler~k on availability of funds for the purchase. Page -16-