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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL December 13, 1989 and that untouched area is only 13 to 14 feet wide. Townsley reported that the retaining wall and fence height are his big concerns, pointing out that the fence is not as high as had been indicated. However, his biggest concern is the number of trees. Townsley also reported that he was not happy with the location of the dumpster pit, pointing out that it was not shown on the plans. Nick Boosalis, the developer of the project, agreed to add an additional row of 8 trees to the screening. Blesener pointed out that the trees that are there are at least 6 feet in height, pointing out that he measured them. Blesener also indicated that it would be difficult to successfully plant trees any larger. Mr. Boosalis requested a temporary occupancy permit for MGM Liquor. Boosalis pointed out that he is in the process of getting final plat approval for the project and that MGM would like to open in their new location for the holidays. Boosalis reported that he is willing to sign the development agreement for the project, however, it needs to be redrafted to incorporate some changes that need to be discussed with the Council this evening. Fahey suggested that the occupancy permit could be contingent upon the 8 additional trees, and Mr. Boosalis' signing the Development Agreement. Blesener suggested that the approval be contingent upon inspection and approval of the MGM site by the Building Inspector as well. Scalze asked if the Watershed has reviewed and approved the drainage plan for the plat. Boosalis replied that the Watershed has approved the plan. Dan Wilson reported that Mr. Boosalis has requested a few changes in the Development Agreement, some of which are O.K. and some of which concern Mary Ippel and himself. The items of concern deal with the requirement of screening for the auto salvage yard. Wilson pointed out that there is not adequate room on the site for a fence to screen the yard. Page 10