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Mounds View City Council May 24, 2004 Regular Meeting Page 2 6. SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS r None. 7. JUST AND CORRECT CLAIMS Council Member Marty asked whether the Kennedy and Graven fees for ProCraft Homes, Silver Lake Woods and Waldoch minor subdivision would be reimbursed by the developers. Community Development Director Ericson indicated that the Waldoch and Silver Lake Woods matters could be invoiced but it was the City's position to split the costs associated with the Hidden Hollow development.. Public Works Director Lee indicated Council gave direction to Staff that the City would be picking up the legal costs associated with the dedicating of the private streets to the City. Council Member Marty asked what the Aviation Policy Plan Task Force is. City Attorney Riggs indicated he would need to look into exactly what was done on the matter but it refers to the Anoka County Blaine Airport and an issue he was working on with City Administrator Ulrich. • Council Member Marty asked whether Bethlehem Baptist Church would be invoiced for costs. Director Ericson indicated that Bethlehem was invoiced relating to the PUD amendment. Council Member Marty asked why there was more paid than invoiced for the golf course billboard lease project. Finance Director Hansen explained that the City billed them for an item that was not chargeable to them and needed to issue a credit and, rather than send them a check, they asked that the amount be held by the City to be applied toward the next chargeable item. Council Member Marty noted that the City received an invoice for over $15,000 on the Highway 10 noise wall. Council Member Gunn asked what GCSAA stood for. Golf Course Manager Burg indicated it stood for Golf Course Superintendent's Association of America. Barbara Haake indicated that the invoice on aviation was something that had to do with checking up on the Metropolitan Council to ensure that they abide by the agreement with the minor airport requirements. •