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296 <br />COUNCIL MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 1989 <br />receive no increment. This reduces the risk to cities, <br />especially if development does not occur. The agreements are <br />fairly simple, and the city is able to recoup any costs <br />incurred in the first year. <br />Mayor Benson asked Mr. and Mrs. Golden if they were <br />comfortable with the screening arrangements? They replied <br />yes, and were happy that Mr. Anderson had visited them. They <br />had 2 concerns, I was the possibility of a gun shop going <br />into at the corner. Mr. and Mrs. Golden oppose hunting. The <br />second concern was the safety of the intersection. Mr. <br />Hawkins replied that a gun shop is a permitted use in this <br />zone. Mayor Benson addressed the safety factor stating that <br />by building this center, there would be greater visibility at <br />the intersection. He added that we would eventually like to <br />see a light at this intersection. Mr. Stahlberg stated that <br />we do not yet qualify for a light under county standards at <br />this intersection. Dollars for traffic signals are also <br />scarce for the time being. <br />Mr. Bohjanen asked Mr. Jim Winkles of Marcor Properties if a <br />"sit down" restaurant were planned for this site. Mr. <br />Winkles stated that some interest has been shown, but <br />restaurants were very difficult to get off the ground. The <br />idea of a car wash was also raised, but it was stated this <br />would be a bad site for a car wash, and there was no room for <br />one anyway. There is no room for expansion at this site. <br />Mr. Bisel moved to approve the site plan for Main Street <br />Shops as specified by the Planning and Zoning Committee, and <br />recommended by Mr. John Miller. Mr. Neal seconded the <br />motion. Motion passed unanimously. Mr. Bisel urged the <br />residents to work through the planner on this project. <br />Mr. Bohjanen moved to approve the Tax Increment Financing <br />Plan as prepared by Mr. Ron Batty by adopting Resolution #68- <br />89. Mr. Bisel seconded the motion. Motion passed <br />unanimously. See the end of the minutes for this resolution. <br />Mr. Bisel moved to approve the developer's agreement as <br />prepared by Mr. Ron Batty guaranteeing construction and <br />schedules Marcor Pru_-erties for Main Street Shops. Mr. <br />Reinert seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. <br />Mayor Benson thanked the Goldens for coming to tonights <br />meeting. <br />MINOR SUJBDIVISION -- METROPOLITAN WASTE CONTROL COMMISSION <br />Mr. Miller updated the council as to the situation regarding <br />this manor subdivision. The Metropolitan Waste Control <br />Commission is interested in purchasing a 12' x 30' parcel of <br />land located on North Road. This land is the site of a meter <br />
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