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COUNCIL MINUTES AUGUST 27, 2001 transportation plan and the fact that this does not fit with the County plan. Approving this does not follow the Planning and Zoning recommendation regarding the Rice Creek Watershed District. Community Development Director Grochala stated staff was anticipating final plat approval in October and the permits would have been issued by then. Council Member Carlson stated she did vote yes two (2) weeks ago with the intent that these issues would have been resolved. Mayor Bergeson stated the items listed by Council Member Carlson don't make any difference. He stated he believes Council Member Carlson just lost the Target project. The City will be required to buy a severed parcel with no agreement and all of the taxpayers will have to pay for that. McDonalds may be built but it is likely that the other businesses won't. City taxpayers will be paying for a useless parcel. Council Member Carlson stated that is not because of Target. Mayor Bergeson stated the City had an agreement with Ryan to bu e d he believes they would have honored that. eaRT [Amendment to August 27, 2001 Meeti � r � -�,� - . - : -text reflects language which was Ill rendered moot by the subsequent ac + o the newly adopted and applicable provisions of M.S.A. § 462.357. Underlined to a,. is age which was inserted by later Council amendment to the minutes for the purpos - >c ying t e legal disposition of this item. The original text has been preserved as a recordscussion which took place. The underlined language represents the official word . a e disposition of Lino Lakes City Ordinance No. 16-01. Although the minutes • ' a X'"' e and accurate representation of the discussion that took place on August 27, 2001, the discussion which took place was premised on the erroneous conclusion that a supermajority (4/5) vote was needed on this item. Because of legislative changes which became effective in August of 2001, a majority (3/5) vote was actually needed. The minutes of the subsequent Council work session on September 5, 2001 and Council meeting on September 10, 2001 further explain this action. When the legislative change was identified, the passage of this item occurred as a default and the item was not formally reconsidered. Mayor Bergeson excused himself from the meeting at 9:50 p.m. Consider Resolution No. 01-119, Regarding Volker/Crenshaw Minor Subdivision and Variance (3/5 Vote Required), Jeff Smyser — City Planner Smyser advised Mr. Volker has submitted an application for a minor subdivision to split off the eastern portion of the property at 7080 Sunset Road. The property is owned by the current resident, Jon Crenshaw. Mr. Volker's intent 14 •