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Mounds View City Council August 9, 1982 Regular Meeting Page Fcur the applicant would have to show the spaces were not needed. She also pointed out tiere was no additional off street parking provided for, and it was the Planning Commissions feeling that it would present a problem. Motion /Second: McCarty /Doty that the City Council deny the appeal from the requirements of the variance granted by the Planning Commission and authorize preparation of the development agreement, requiring 40 parking spaces, with 26 to be constructed now, and an additional 14 spaces by August 1, 1984, unless prior to that date the Council receives a recommendation from the Planning Commission, allowing for less than 14 additional spaces. 5 ayes 0 nays Park Director Anderson reported that to date, 125 8. 2nd Quarter 1982 dieseased trees have been removed, compared to 200 Department Head at this time last year, with 932 trees being planted. Reports He reported Phase I of Silver View Park has been completed, with four contracts to be closed out yet. He reported the pond is completely opened now and getting a good water flow. He also reported the Lambert Park shelter building was completed the previous week. Park Director Anderson reported the City would be scheduling pool time for the Edgewood Community Center, with 90 hours per week. He also reported the Festival in the Park had been very successful, that the softball program is continuing to grow, that the youth volunteer program has supplied ai;proximately 60 part timers, that the joint powers agreement with New Brighton for the puppet wagon has been very successful, as well as the summer playground program for the City. Mayor McCarty asked the status of the neighborhood park group. Park Director Anderson replied he has spoken with them and they will be having a meeting at Groveland Park on August 11. He added he has told them very firmly that anything they decide will still have to go through the Park and Rec Commission and City Council. Patrolman Dave Brick reported the DWI's have doubled from 1981, and they have added a patrol car from 11 PM to 4 AM. He reported the new patrolman has been working for three months and seems to be working out well, that the new patrol car is in and everyone seems happy with the full size model and that the vacation period is almost over, so they will be back with a full crew. Motion Carried