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COUNCIL WORK SESSION DECEMBER 10, 1997 in detail. The major question is should 21st Avenue be designated a MSA roadway. Staff will provide additional information at the regular Council meeting. Mr. Wessel explained since this area is zoned General Business, the lots will be smaller. Item 5D, North Suburban Development, 801 Main Street, Minor Subdivision (Scharpen property) - The Scharpens wish to split their home from the balance of the property and sell the home. They wish to keep the balance of the land for future development. Some Council Members expressed concern about septic system failures on the newly created smaller parcels. Item 5E, Telecommunication Ordinance - Ms. Wyland explained that if this item is not considered by Council at the December 15th meeting, the Council should extend the moratorium. SETTING ROAD ALIGNMENT, 21ST STREET, DAVID AHRENS Twenty-first Street is a boundary street between the City of Ce Lino Lakes. This street is proposed to be reconstructed to a commercial/industrial development in the area. he City of Currently, 21st Street is designated as a MSA , if the street is reconstructed in cooperation with the City of e, it cannot be a MSA street. If the street is reconstructed as a joint Lino V ille project, an agreement between the two (2) cities would b e ou me the reconstruction expenses for each city. Mr. Ahrens will be mee t Centerville City Engineer tomorrow to start the process of prepari a ent. Centerville's request for a connection to the Lino Lakes water utility o discussed. Mr. Ahrens was dire d to bring a request for a feasibility report for 21st Street to the Council after the first of the year. DISCUSSION REGARDING THE PARK BOARDS DESIRE TO PURSUE A BOND REFERENDUM IN 1998, GEORGE LINDY, PARK BOARD CHAIRMAN The Park Board has been considering suitable sites that could be purchased by the City for the development of an athletic complex. Approximately 60 to 80 acres is needed for this facility. All developable land in Lino Lakes is quickly disappearing. Therefore, if the City is interested in an athletic complex site, the City should purchase the land while some fairly large parcels still remain and before the cost is prohibitive. The Park Board has selected PAGE 2