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• • COUNCIL MINUTES JULY 10, 2000 Both parcels are Zoned Light Industrial and meet the minimum requirements for a LI Zoning District. Sewer and water could be extended to Parcel A on Lake Drive and will be available to the larger triangular piece of property upon development of the Rehbein industrial area. Staff recommended approval of this minor subdivision as requested based on conditions. Staff noted the Planning and Zoning Board also recommended approval. Council Member Carlson requested clarification of the location of Parcel A on the map. Staff clarified the location of Parcel A. Council Member Carlson moved to approve minor subdivision based on the following conditions: 1. Twenty feet of additional right-of-way shall be dedicated from Parcel A to Anoka County providing a total of 60 feet from the center line of Lake Drive. 2. The transfer of parcels N, M, and H from Rehbein to School District #12, and parcels C and F from School District #12 to Rehbein, t contract and school board minutes, will be finalize back property taxes, interest, penalties and speci are now assessed. Council Member Reinert seconded the motion. tified in the 1996 ys with to date and aid by the owners who Council Member Carlson advised conditi e e confusion due to the trade being made back in 1996. The assessment error c+e he ades were not made before the assessments. The purpose of the condition is to h e t ade is made. She referred to the school board minutes that refers to parcels but till in ownership of 1996. The parcels are interrelated. The condition will clear uphe stated she wants the trade to happen. The trade was supposed to happen i Mr. Mark Vargo, repre ti e for Rehbein, came forward and stated the parties involved should determine the payment • °• sessments. He stated the transfer will take place within 90 days. Council Member Carlson expressed concern regarding the taxes, interest, and penalties being traded to the school district. The City Attorney advised those fees will be paid before the deed is recorded. Council Member Carlson stated the special assessments could be assumed by the new property owners. Approximately $235,000 was refunded. Rehbein made the first installment. The purpose of the condition is to ensure Rehbein pays the rest. Mr. Vargo advised the school district will be paying the special assessments because they are getting that particular property.