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Mounds View City Council January 23, 2006 <br />Regular Meeting Page 15 <br /> <br />Councilmember Thomas stated that she is sure it is something that will be in discussion at the 1 <br />Community Center Task Force, but she just does not think it is something that the City can make 2 <br />the Beltings wait for. 3 <br /> 4 <br />Mayor Marty asked if there is any way the City can contact Walgreens, Inc. to remind them as to 5 <br />what their original plans were. Director Ericson stated that the problem is when the documents 6 <br />were originally executed and the approvals were granted by the City, the other party involved 7 <br />was Told Development Company and Walgreens did not own the site. He explained Walgreens 8 <br />currently does not own the site either, but it is a different entity than Told Development. Director 9 <br />Ericson explained that the issue is dealing with the second and third parties that weren’t privy to 10 <br />the original discussion and the original planning to this site. Director Ericson stated it is difficult 11 <br />to try to force new requirements on a developer or property owner that was not aware of what the 12 <br />City was intending. He stated the discussion will continue with the current property owner and 13 <br />staff will seek additional discussion. 14 <br /> 15 <br />Councilmember Thomas stated that while she likes the idea of banking parking credits, she 16 <br />thinks there might be legal issues to look into. She stated she does not know if the City could 17 <br />make a formal vote tonight without looking into that. She suggested this information should be 18 <br />put together and returned for Council consideration. 19 <br /> 20 <br />City Attorney Riggs stated that Councilmember Thomas is correct, as there could be some issues 21 <br />with payments in lieu of, if there is not enough authority established ahead of time. He explained 22 <br />that there have been some significant court cases that have come down that even if it is in the 23 <br />agreement, it can be somewhat problematic. He mentioned that when dealing with the developer, 24 <br />they are usually good to their word and staff could put something together that deals with the 25 <br />issue. City Attorney Riggs stated that it should not take that long, and staff could have a 26 <br />response by next week. 27 <br /> 28 <br />Dr. Greg Belting stated the closing was delayed because of the REA document with the owner of 29 <br />the Walgreens property and because of Walgreens itself with the easement issues. He stated that 30 <br />the transaction did not close until December 21, 2005. Dr. Greg Belting stated that they would 31 <br />like to start having materials delivered before frost restrictions. 32 <br /> 33 <br />Councilmember Stigney stated he was opposed to parceling off part of the Community Center 34 <br />parking lot. He stated that whether the City sells it or rents the parking, a sidewalk will still be 35 <br />placed through there. 36 <br /> 37 <br />Councilmember Stigney asked what option the City would have more leverage in if additional 38 <br />parking is required in the future, whether it be asking for a variance or a change in the PUD for 39 <br />43 spaces. Councilmember Stigney suggested that if the building gets new owners, the parking 40 <br />issue would need to be addressed at that time. City Attorney Riggs stated that it would have to 41 <br />be in the PUD document. He explained once the variance is in place, it exists at that time and 42 <br />moves forward, so it would be a PUD amendment that staff has been talking about. 43 <br /> 44
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