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MINUTES <br />CITY COUNCIL <br />FEBRUARY 14, 2007 <br />Oasis site. The Administrator reported that there have been some leaks on <br />the Oasis site, but Oasis has closure letters for those leaks. If there have <br />been other leaks, and the area where the leak occurred is not disturbed, no <br />clean-up action would be required. The Administrator pointed out that the <br />portion of the Oasis site that will be traded to McDonald's is furthest from <br />where the tanks are. Soil borings will be done shortly to determine site <br />conditions. <br />McDonald's asked for City approval of the utility layout. The <br />Administrator indicated that McDonald's site plan does not provide for <br />ponding storm water on their site. However, the City has indicated that it <br />would incorporate storm water treatment from the McDonald's site into <br />the City's treatment for Viking Drive. <br />The City Administrator indicated that the contingencies are in play for 30 <br />days. However, given McDonald's interest in redeveloping and the <br />improved site that would result from the land trade, he felt the risk was <br />slight to the City. The Administrator indicated that if contamination is <br />discovered, aclean-up action plan will be put in place. Oasis is <br />responsible for cleaning up any contamination, and there may be grant <br />funds to help with that cost. The issue is the timing given the City is <br />scheduled to close on the other properties very soon. <br />The Administrator also noted that there are some minor modifications <br />needed to the swap agreement, and asked that approval of the agreement <br />be contingent upon the City Attorney's approval of those modifications. <br />Blesener acknowledged that there is always the risk of finding <br />contamination when a gas station site is redeveloped. <br />Ms. Allan introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption: <br />RESOLUTIONNO. 2007-2-36 -APPROVING THE McDONALD'S <br />LAND SWAP AGREEMENT SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROVAL AND <br />ANY MODIFICATIONS DEEMED NECESSARY BY THE CITY <br />ATTORNEY, AND AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND CITY <br />ADMINISTRATOR TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT ON BEHALF <br />OF THE CITY <br />The foregoing resolution was duly seconded by Montour. <br />Ayes (5). <br />Nays (0). Resolution declared adopted. <br />TWIN LAKE The City Administrator reported that a neighborhood meeting was held <br />BLVD. with the Twin Lake Area property owners to discuss development options <br />
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