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• • CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION JUNE 19, 2001 Council Member Reinert stated that because the cost of the trees and sprinkler system is very high, there may be a better way to spend that money to eliminate the concerns of the neighbors. The problem will be solved if OSHA allows the beeper ban. He inquired about the liability of OSHA is an employee does get hurt while the beepers are not being used. Mr. Randy Molin, Molin Concrete, stated the company would develop a procedure for the beeper ban and employees would be retrained for the hours between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. He indicated he is comfortable with his employees not using the beepers. Mayor Bergeson stated the conditions of approval need to be enforced by the City or an application to change the conditions must be submitted. Mr. Molin indicated he will work with staff on the outstanding issues and changes in the conditions of approval to continue moving forward. WEST SHADOW PONDS, JEFF SMYSER City Planner Smyser distributed a copy of the prelimin for; 'est Shadow Ponds noting it went before the Planning and Zoning Board in 199: °'that time, the Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval. The p� a . sue is the road connection to 62nd Street and the traffic issues relating to th • : way. he current proposal is for a road to be constructed with a barricade at 6 d Stre nti162nd Street is reconstructed. There are currently no plans underway t• ec true 62nd Street. A petition was submitted from residents indicated su • for road connection. City Planner Smyser advised t w#'1 b r (4) actions necessary at the regular Council meeting: allocation g 1' es of MUSA reserve, rezone property to R1 -X, preliminary plat approval no bdivision of the remaining property. Mayor Bergeson aske ss s relating to the plat have been resolved. City Planner Smyser indicated all is s r ating to the preliminary plat have been resolved. City Engineer Powell advised reconstruction of 62nd Street will probably not occur until 2005. Council Member Dahl stated the plan has changed since it went before the Planning and Zoning Board relating to the number of lots and sewer and water issues. City Planner Smyser stated the plat has not changed since the Planning and Zoning Board approved it. If the property is rezoned sewer and water is no longer an issue. The City Ordinance does allow for a one -acre lot if it includes an existing home and remainder of the property is 10 acres.