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COUNCIL MINUTES <br />DECEMBER 17, 2001 <br />for the moratorium and she saw the moratorium as an opportunity for the City to implement the <br />comprehensive plan and, if the moratorium is not passed now, she believed the City will lose that <br />opportunity. <br />Councilmember O'Donnell asked how the Councilmembers should communicate what they want <br />staff to work on for the January 9, 2002 Council work session. <br />Councilmember Reinert offered to provide his concerns to staff in writing. He noted, however, that <br />he has expressed the same concerns at all Council meetings on this matter and he was upset that staff <br />has not done their job regarding this matter up to this point. <br />City Admistrator Waite Smith recommended that the Councilmember <br />interviewed as to what they want presented at the January Council w <br />Mayor Bergeson reiterated his concern of how the moratorium <br />in the City. <br />Councilmember Reinert stated he was not opposed to the <br />did not want the City to paint itself into a corner. He <br />prepared once the moratorium expires. He stated he w <br />staff provides the necessary information during t <br />favor of the second reading. <br />ephoned by staff and <br />ure commercial growth <br />e 'abh `r of a moratorium, however he <br />co rned that the City would not be <br />pport the motion at this point but if <br />Council work session, then he will vote in <br />Councilmember Carlson voted yea. Coun emb - ® onnell voted yea. Councilmember Dahl <br />voted yea. Councilmember Reinert voted na 7 ayor Bergeson voted nay. <br />Motion carried on a vote of three t <br />Ordinance No. 23 — 01 can be t ty Clerk's office. <br />Consideration of Terminatio • ree ent With H&L Mesabi, Mary Divine — Mayor Bergeson <br />indicated that duri conn evelopment Authority meeting earlier this evening, the City <br />Council approved +r;aniination Agreement with H&L Mesabi. He asked that Ms. <br />Divine make a presen . • on this issue. <br />Ms. Divine explained tha >q March 2001 the Economic Development Authority passed a Resolution <br />declaring H&L Mesabi in i efault on a Development Agreement and Assessment Agreement it had <br />entered into with the Authority. The company had already purchased three acres of property in the <br />Apollo Business Park before making a decision not to build its new facility. <br />Ms. Divine indicated according to State Statute, all parties that enter into an Assessment Agreement <br />must terminate the agreement by "mutual consent." Mr. Bernard Carey, President of H&L Mesabi, <br />was advised that he must take action to terminate the Assessment Agreement with the Economic <br />Development Authority, the School District and Anoka County, or pay taxes on a building that did <br />not exist. <br />17 <br />
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