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MINUTES CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 14, 2005 COUNTY ROAD B PURCHASE AGREEMENTS ® APPROVING THE ANTENNA /EQUIPMENT CHANGE ON THE WATER TOWER REQUESTED BY NEW CINGULAR AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY ADMINISTRATOR TO EXECUTE ON BEHALF OF THE CITY The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. Ayes (5), Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. The City Administrator reported that the City has received three purchase agreements for its property that is for sale on County Road B. These purchase agreements are from Sean Coatney for the development of an office /warehouse condominium project as discussed earlier in the meeting, from TOPC, LLC for the development of a warehouse distribution center, and from DaVern for the development of an assisted living complex. The Administrator reviewed the summary information that he prepared for each of these projects. He further indicated that before he would make a recommendation on these projects, the City Attorney should review the individual purchase agreements. Blesener stated that he has not had sufficient time to review each of the individual projects, therefore, was not comfortable making a decision this evening. Allan agreed pointing out that the Council just received the third purchase agreement today. LaValle asked about the potential for the assisted living development to be sold and convert to tax exempt status. The City Attorney indicated that he would have to research that issue and would report back to the Council. Reg Plowman, R. J. Marco, reviewed the development proposal being made by TOPC, LLC. Plowman described the rendering of what the 22,000 square foot office /warehouse distribution building might look like on the County Road B site. Plowman indicated that if the Council accepts the purchase agreement, plans would be developed for the distribution center. Plowman noted that the development would be a single-use of the site. The office area in the front of the building would be two -story in height, and there would be semi truck access around the building. It is anticipated that there would be four to five semi deliveries to the site spread over three days of the week: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. There would be twelve delivery vehicles leaving the site each weekday and returning about 4 p.m. Blesener noted that the purchase agreement submitted by TOPC contains a number of conditions. Plowman reported that this is their basic purchase 10