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• • COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 26, 1999 Staff recommended that an offer of employment be extended to Ms. Ry-Chel Gaustad. Ms. Gaustad's first day of employment is scheduled to be August 16, 1999. Her starting salary will be $41,967.00. Council Member Dahl moved to hire Ms. Ry-Chel Gaustad as proposed by staff. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Consider Re-establishing Finance Director Position, Linda Waite Smith - Staff requested the City Council reestablish the Finance Director position and authorize staff to recruit applicants for the position. Council Member Dahl moved to reestablish Finance Director position and authorize staff to recruit applicants for the position. Council Member Neal seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT REPORT, B SSEL FIRST READING, Ordinance No. 20 - 99, Rezone From o siness to General Business, Conditional Use Permit & Site Plan R e 'can Legion Club Post 566, Lake Drive, Jeff Smyser - The City owns four (4) the t side of Lake Drive north of 77th Street. The old Police Department buildinThe Legion Club is purchasing the lot with the former Police Department buildin hes to remodel the old building and build an addition. The Legion club will themodeled and enlarged building. The Legion Club has submitted a Use Permit and a Site Plan R proceed with their plans. one the property, an application for a Conditional f these requests will enable the Legion Club to At the July 14, 1999, "` :. � • ning meeting, a resident submitted a petition with the signatures of 83 residen . pp • sing the project. The Council has received a copy of the petition. The Planning & Zoning Board reviewed each application and approved the rezoning, CUP, and site plan requests with several conditions. Council expressed concern regarding the petition opposing the project. Mr. Moser, representative for the Legion Club, came forward and stated that the Legion Club obtained a list of residents near the site from City staff. The original list contained 45 homes. There were only eight (8) residents from the area that were present at the Planning & Zoning Board meeting that were opposed to the project. He added that approximately 60% of the people who signed the additional petition would not be impacted by the project. • The City Attorney explained the opposing petition is for informational use only. 3