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-6- <br />July 14, 1975 <br />e. construct sanitary sewer line from end of required <br />interior system to the sewage pumping station site at no <br />City expense. <br />f. plat property in accordance with City standards. <br />MSP (Baumgartner - Shelquist) to receive the letter from Toltz, King, <br />Duvall, Anderson 4 Associates, Inc., dates July 14, 1975, Subject: <br />Proposed Perkins Pancake House Site Facilities Commission No. 6401. <br />MSP (Baumgartner - Shelquist) to approve building permit for Perkins <br />Pancake House with condition that Mr. Herbst sign the development <br />contract which includes points A,B,C,D under present City requests, <br />Page 2 of letter #6401 and included under future recommendations, <br />points A,B,C,D, and that City accept landscape plan designated <br />Exhibit 'A' signed by Planning Commission Chairman Haake on May 20, <br />1975. <br />Mayor Johnson acknowledged the subdivision request of Luther and <br />Lorraine Skog to divide the south 94 feet of Lot 85 from the <br />remainder of the property, Spring Lake Park Knolls Addition. Any <br />future subdivision of Lot 84 or 85 will be considered as a subdivi- <br />sion. <br />Attorney Meyers explained the property has to be conveyed out and <br />back in again with a restrictive covenant subject to a subdivision in <br />order to approve the deed for recording in the Ramsey County Register <br />of Deeds office for the south 94 feet of Lot 85 and Lot 84 except <br />south 94 feet thereof. <br />5 Ayes <br />Baumgartner Aye <br />Hodges Aye <br />Shelquist Aye <br />Pickar Aye <br />Johnson Aye <br />MSP (Johnson - Baumgartner) to approve the Skog subdivision request as <br />presented. 5 Ayes <br />Mr. Miller, B -E Enterprises requested a special meeting where Mr. <br />Walijarvi can be present. <br />Mark Achen indicated the City would not reimburse them for work done in the <br />past or in the future on the water problem in the basement. <br />Mr. Miller said he feels they have met their contract obligations and this <br />is not the fault of the contractor and they are not financially obligated <br />to bear the cost. <br />Mayor Johnson asked Mr. Miller if it was true that they did not receive <br />soil boring test data. <br />Mr. Miller said they did not receive any and neither did any of the other <br />bidders. The first time they knew of the problem was at the time the <br />elevator shaft was dug and then it was made known to them that soil boring <br />tests had been taken. <br />