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COUNCIL MINUTES FEBRUARY 28, 2000 411 Council Member O'Donnell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. • • COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT REPORT, BRIAN WESSEL Anoka County Integrated Waste Agreement (3/4 Vote Required), Marty Asleson — Staff advised each year Anoka County receives moines from the Solid Waste Management and the State of Minnesota. These moines are called "SCORE funds". Anoka County makes these SCORE funds available to cities in Anoka County. These funds are intended to assist cities and townships of the County in meeting solid waste abatement/recycling goals. The City of Lino Lakes captured $29,271.68 from SCORE funds in 1999. Cities participating in the SCORE program are asked to sign a yearly agreement with the County. This agreement provides for a consistent set of program criteria for all cities participating in SCORE, and a cooperative relationship between the cities and the County. The City has been asked by Anoka County to sign the Year 2000 Lease Agreement for Residential Recycling Program. This agreement allows the City to capture dollars from SCORE for costs incurred in year 2000. Staff referred to a copy of the agreement. Council Member Dahl moved to sign the year 2000 Agreement for Residential Recycling Program with Anoka County, as presented. Council Member O'Donnell seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Consider Majestic Pines Community Church Conditional Use Permit and Site Plan Review (3/4 Vote Required), Jeff Smyser/Cindy Sherman — Staff advised a new staff report has been prepared by Cindy Sherman of Northwest Associated Consultants. The latest submittal includes a site plan, building elevation, and landscaping plan. No grading/drainage or utility plans were submitted. Staff advised they couldn't make a recommendation without complete information. If the Council is comfortable with the revised plans that were submitted, the applicant can proceed with the additional drawings. This project received a recommendation of approval, with conditions, from the Planning and Zoning Board. It last came to the Council on December 20, 1999. It was extended 90 days with the applicant's agreement. The 90 days would bring it to March 19, 2000. The March 13, 2000, Council meeting would be the last Council meeting when the Council could act on the application before the extension expires. It may not be possible for the grading plans to be completed and still allow enough time for a full engineering review in time for the March 8, 2000, work session. If the Council is prepared to recommend approval, another extension likely will be needed. Ms. Sherman reviewed the revised plans that were submitted in detail. She advised the site plan has been modified to address concerns that were previously raised. Increasing the setback from Centerville Road for the building and parking allows more landscaping and a significant berm to 7