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May 14, 1919 Page 6 Councilmember Rowley questioned the kind of buffer available. Mr. Lundquist indicated the 80 feet between buildings would be grass area. The buildings would not be taller than other buildings in the area and would conform to the character of the neighborhood. He pointed out that landscaping would provide a buffer also. MSP (McCarty /Forslund) to table the request so applicant can provide information to the Staff and Council regarding parking, residential zoning, and provide a letter from the Fire Department regarding egress /ingress access. Drainage problems should also be addressed and the developer should provide the City with an opinion for the Fire Department as to the safety measures cognizant to the development. 5 ayes Mr. Lundquist requested he be placed on the next Council agenda and was directed to contact Acting Administrator Anderson. DAILEY KNOLLS- -LOT SUBDIVISION MSP (McCarty /Hodges) that the City Council approve the deed that corresponds with the prelimina^y plat for Lot 4 already approved by the Council for the Knolls major subdivision. 5 ayes PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS SEWER WATER INSTALLATION 7500 -7600 SILVER LAKE ROAD MSP (McCarty /Hodges) that Council requests Howard Thorson, developer, to delay sewer and water construction for Dailey Knolls Addition, and a hearing date for sewer and water for 7500 -7600 Silver Lake Road be set as soon as lawfully possible. A rollcall vote was taken: Councilmember Hodges aye Councilmember Forslund aye Councilmember Rowley aye Councilmember Ziebarth aye Mayor McCarty aye 5 ayes Mrs. Kremer, 7663 Groveland Road, questioned tha area Affected. Mayor McCarty indicated it covered from north of Bronson to County Road I. Glen Karlen indicated that, at the time of the feasibility study, it extended north of County Road I. He requested this area be included at this time. Acting Administrator Anderson suggested the possibility of bringing back the in -house feasibility report 1978 -6 whereby utilities were extended from Bronson to County Road I, plus four adjacent lots north, and then add water only across Silver Lake Road for Realty Man Properties. This study was completed June 12, 1978, and showed a cost estimate of $87,930. He suggested two options: Either order a feasibility study to get cost estimates again, or use 1978 -6 and see if the 12 percent increase bears out. The only thing that wasn't covered by 1978 -6 was providing services across Silver Lake Road. Councilmember Forslund raised the question whether Ramsey County would allow crossing Silver Lake Road. Councilmember Rowley stated there should be no problem with a single crossing, but it should be confirmed. Councilmember Ziebarth asked that the minutes reflect the City has reviewed a petition from owners of three properties that apparently do not represent 35 percent of the frontage. Therefore, this project will have to proceed as a Council initiated project.