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• COUNCIL MINUTES APRIL 14, 1997 Design Review Committee. Using overheads, Ms. Wyland presented the changes recommended by the Review Committee in regards to the building. Ms. Wyland requested the Council approve the Interim Use Permit for the Golf Driving Range with the conditions outlined by the Town Center Design Review Committee. Mr. Wessel added, a suggestion was made that instead of a straight five (5) year interim use period, a three (3) year with a two (2) year extension and yearly options after that be proposed. Council Member Neal inquired if the building will be removable. Ms. Wyland stated yes. Council Member Neal asked if the building could then be used for another business such as a Dairy Queen. Ms. Wyland stated the building would be too small for this purpose, the building is only a little larger than a two -car garage. Council Member Kuether asked if specific time frames can be placed in the Interim Use Permit for the maximum number of days when the building would have to be removed after termination. Ms. Wyland stated 90 days. Mr. Wessel stated this could certainly be done. Council Member Neal moved to approve Interim Use Permit for Golf Driving Range with the conditions outlined by the Town Center Design Review Committee, replacing the straight five (5) year term with a three (3) year term and two (2) year extension, and adding the removal of the building within 90 days after termination. Council Member Bergeson seconded the motion. Motion carried with Lyden voting no. Reconsideration of ACCAP, House Move -In Purchase Lot from the City, FIRST READING, Ordinance No. 03 - 97 - Ms. Wyland informed the Council that David and Donna Vanneste are interested in donating a house, located on Hodgson Road in Shoreview, to the Anoka County Community Action Program (ACCAP) in the hope of providing an affordable home for a low or moderate income, first-time home buyer. ACCAP is willing to move this house onto Lot 4, Block 3, Lexington Park Lakeview and offer the City of Lino Lakes up to $10,000 for the lot. Ms. Wyland stated if the Council were to approve the ordinance, ACCAP would need a Site Plan Review to facilitate the move. Council Member Bergeson asked about the cost associated with transferring the land to the new owner since there were Council Members who did not want to let this land go for less than $10,000. He said the purchaser would need to pay for any associated cost with transferring the title. Mr. Hawkins stated these fees would not amount to a lot of money, probably no more than $50. Council Member Neal asked when the City would receive the $10,000. Mr. Steve Klein stated payment would be made upon a signed purchase agreement. Council Member Lyden suggested Ms. Wyland state what the City is going to do with the $10,000. Ms. Wyland stated the ordinance recommends the money be placed in the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) and this body will determine how the money will be used. PAGE 5