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June <28 1976 ITEM I. Adopt Resolution No. 743 approving subdivision of lands te_; be known as Spagenski Addition. Final plat has been submitted whic meets the terms of Council's approval of the preliminary plat. Staf: recommends approval. ITEM J. Approve, as recommended by Planning Commission (6 -23 -76 min minor subdivision request of Al Petron to create two lots from exist property located at 2909 Woodale Fad. East lot, fronting on Knollwoo Drive, will be 143.24 feet deep and west lot, fronting on Woodale Drive, 100.0 feet deep with 110.0 feet of frontage. Before clerk signs new deeds, the existing garage and concrete slab are to be removed or relocated so that they conform to zoning code setback re ments. MINOR SUBDIVISION REQUEST CHARLES BETTS Ad. Achen stated that this is a minor subdivision on property located approximately at 8315 Red Oak Drive, to subdivide it into two lots, one fronting Red Oak, the other fronting Sunnyside. The Planning Commission recommended an equal lot split. The staff recommendation was to subdivide in the center of the easement, which is not exactly in the center of the existing parcel. Mayor Johnson asked what percentage of the property is currently divided down the middle of the block and Ad. Achen replied that the exact middle is 236.5 feet from the property lines at the center of the block. f the Planning Commission recommendation is accented than an easement required. MAYOR JOHNSON RESIGNATION Mayor Johnson presented his resignation effective July 1, 1976, as of the City of Mounds View. MS (Baumgartner- Shelquist) to reluctantly accept Mayor Johnson's resignation as of July 1, 1976. Councilman Baumgartner stated that Mayor Johnson has done much for the City; he has spent many hours as Mayor, and his diplomacy is his greatest asset. Councilman Hodges stated that he is very dedicated and it would be difficult to enumerate his contributions. His leadership will be missed by all. As acting Mayor he presented Mayor Johnson with a plaque. Councilman Baumgartner presented Mayor Johnson with a "garage sale sign". Mayor Johnson thanked everyone and asked for action on the motion. 5 ayes PUBLIC HEARINGS ON GREENWOOD TERRACE AND CHARLES HERMAN ADDITION James Anderson, attorney for Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Hermann suggested that the two matters be heard at the same time. Mayor Johnson stated that we would wait until 8:20 then and convene both at the same time.