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COUNCIL MINUTES NOVEMBER 13, 2000 bet interests of the City, and a business subsidy agreement needs to be approved by both the EDA and the City Council. This subsidy is to be used to write down a portion of the costs of land and assessments on the project according to the terms of a development agreement. The subsidy agreement is a part of the development agreement and specifies the commitment the company is making regarding wages and jobs, plus the annual reporting that is required. Council Member Dahl moved to approve the business subsidy for North American Composites, as presented. Council Member Reinert seconded the motion. Motion carried unanimously. Clearwater Creek Business Center — Amending Conditions of Approval (3/5 Vote Required) Jeff Smyser — Staff advised the preliminary plat for the Clearwater Creek Business Center was approved by the December 15, 1997. The approval of the Dairy Queen site plan includes the condition that the final plat must be completed. Standard City policy for final plat approval requires that the co ti •� of .' `proval must be met. There were 11 conditions approved with the preliminary plat w (2��. ' e conditions refer to floodplain issues: #7. The 100 -year floodplain elevation, buelevations, and street elevations are identified. #10. That there be a letter of ma • 1 obned by the applicant from FEMA relating to Ill the floodplain. • These conditions have not been m • g eves the floodplain map has been revised for areas around the Dairy Queen site. The Fed ency Management Agency (FEMA) has requested a new Letter of Map Revision (LO . rt.lic. ion including additional technical information before further revising the Flood Insur a Rate as (FIRM) in this area. Because the Dairy Queen is awaiting final plat approval, staff rs amending the conditions of approval as follows: Delete preliminary plat con with the following condition: ons 7 and 10 that were approved December 15, 1997 and replace them Within one year of final plat approval, the City of Lino lakes will prepare and submit a LOMR application to redefine the Zone A area located at the southeast corner of Main Street/21st Avenue. This generally includes the area to be occupied by the proposed Dairy Queen and the existing Amoco. All costs related to this work will be charged against the trunk credits for the Clearwater Business Center. Council Member Carlson asked if all the related costs include staff time. The City Engineer advised the costs will include the application fee and staff time.