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September 11, 1978 Page 7 MSP Pickar- Ziebarth) to postpone action on Project 1978 -4 awarding of the construc- tion bid until the September 25 meeting. 4 ayes Mayor Pickar explained that he would like to have those property owners involved contacted, for their input. FOUR PLEX RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT 7640 WOODLAWN DRIVE Walter Kocemba of Omega Management presented a plan of the proposed development and added that he had received approval from the Planning Commission the previous spring but due to financial problems had not come before the Council right away. He added that the proposed development conforms to all code requirements, and will be an all stucco building. Mayor Pickar stated that the Planning Commission had wanted to reduce the curb cut to 22' on Woodlawn. Mr. Kocemba replied that he had spoken to Official Rose and had agreed to the 22' cut. Mayor Pickar also pointed out that Staff has recommended a development agreement be entered into. Mr. Kocemba replied that he had also spoken to Official Rose on that and agreed to everything. Mayor Pickar stated that the City would prefer that concrete curbing be put in. Mr. Kocemba replied that he would agree to it. MSP (Baumgartner Hodges) to adopt Resolution #929, authorizing the City to enter into a development agreement with Omega Management, Inc., with the requirements as stated in the February 28, 1978 Planning Commission meeting minutes, with the exception that concrete be used rather than asphalt curbing. 4 ayes Councilmember Ziebarth pointed out that the Planning Commission did not mention the dumpster in their motion. Administrator Achen replied that it is in the site plan and the site plan will automatically be an exhibit to the development agreement. ADMINISTRATOR ACHEN'S REPORT Administrator Achen stated that the Council had received a memo from the Police Chief regarding a liquor law violation at the Launching Pad. Attorney Meyers explained that there was an accident at the Launching Pad and two people were injured who were under age. He added that a citation has been issued to the Launching Pad, and recommended that the Police Chief keep the Council informed of the situation. Administrator Achen reported that the Mermaid Bowling Center opened for business September 5 and the amenities required by the City are to be completed by September 30, with most of them being completed already. Administrator Achen reported that building permits were issued this week for the Midway Supply and MASCO Northcentral industrial developments. Administrator Achen reported that the arbitrator awarded in the union's favor on the Local No. 49 vacation grievance, and that those employees will be eligible for three weeks of vacation after five years of service, rather than six years.