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COUNCIL MINUTES JUNE r0, 2002 OPEN MIKE Dave Nathe, owner of the 49 Club at 6007 Hodgson Road, requested consideration of allowing his establishment to open at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday's versus noon. Mayor Bergeson stated this issue was governed by the liquor license and suggested it be considered during a City Council Work Session. He asked that City staff schedule this discussion and notify Mr. Nathe. City Administrator Waite Smith noted she had discussed this issue with Mr. Nathe several weeks ago and had asked that he provide his request in writing in order to add a discussion to a Work Session agenda. She indicated a written request has not been received and offered to add the issue to the Wednesday, June 19, 2002 Work Session agenda. Jodi Budde, 6491 24th Avenue, stated she lives on the 40 acres t the Clearwater Creek development. She stated she does not o within the Comprehensive Plan for MUSA allocation, but d be developed as phase five of res under consideration house itself. Ms. Budde noted last week Community Development D +- t • " • chala and City Planner Smyser met with the Metropolitan Council regarding the Compre 'v b Plan and what options may be available to expedite the development of the 40 acres. It wa une tanding that the City of Lino Lakes has requested a 60 day extension to the 120 day revie imit on the Comprehensive Plan. Councilmember Carlson explained it was the tropolitan Council that has requested and has been granted a 60 -day extension to the review t Ms. Budde questioned what the earli finalized. She noted she is currentl approved. that the Comprehensive Plan could be approved and o waiting for the Comprehensive Plan to be City Administrator Waite Sm for an extension was that the C July. ted e City's response to the Metropolitan Council's request Council expects the issue to be back to the City for consideration in Ms. Budde questioned whether this response had been in relation to an option previously discussed to write an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan prior to its finalization so that the development is not further delayed by the Plan's review process. City Administrator Waite Smith stated this would be a separate issue for the City Council to discuss. Ms. Budde questioned the intent of the City Council regarding the Clearwater Creek Phase V development since that development is not included in the moratorium. Mayor Bergeson stated the intent of the City Council was to pass the Comprehensive Plan as quickly as possible. However, he noted the Council cannot do this until a response is received from the Metropolitan Council. He indicated if the response is anything other than full approval, then the City 4