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Mounds View EDA May 9, 2005 <br />Regular Meeting Page 7 <br /> <br /> 256 <br />City Attorney Ryggs stated that there have been several successful legal challenges to having a 257 <br />specific, standard percentage identified. He stated that they have given Council more flexibility 258 <br />in determining fees noting that the 10-percent has been challenged successfully in a court of law. 259 <br /> 260 <br />Don Hagman, Medtronic, indicated that the proposed park dedication fee is more than four times 261 <br />what they paid at the Fridley site expansion. He stated that he is not aware of another large 262 <br />project, like this one, that has paid 10% noting that it has probably never happened. 263 <br /> 264 <br />President Marty indicated that the City Council does not have a complete consensus on this issue 265 <br />either. 266 <br /> 267 <br />John McKusick, 8465 Eastwood Road, referenced the soil testing noting that there are still some 268 <br />wells in the area and asked if they have any answers on the ground soil test results. 269 <br /> 270 <br />President Marty explained that they are waiting until mid-May, which is when the results would 271 <br />actually be available. 272 <br /> 273 <br />Director Ericson stated that Staff is working with MPCA noting that the Minnesota Pollution 274 <br />Control Agency has indicated that the results received so far, do not show anything that would be 275 <br />considered an issue. He stated that they are waiting for final clarification from MPCA. 276 <br /> 277 <br />Greg Newman, 1525 Sherman Lake Road, Lino Lakes, stated that he has a chiropractic office 278 <br />located in Mounds View and also serves on the Mounds View EEC. He acknowledged that Mary 279 <br />Burg and the Golf Course have done a good job for the City noting that the Medtronic project 280 <br />would represent the single largest economic development in the City. He stated that as a 281 <br />business owner, having a world leader of medical devices wanting to locate in this Community is 282 <br />a once in a lifetime opportunity for the City. He encouraged the Commission to consider the 283 <br />positive options and impact this project would have for the City and its’ residents. 284 <br /> 285 <br />President Marty closed the meeting to public comment. He stated that the City Council meeting 286 <br />for the City of Mounds View was scheduled to begin two minutes ago. He stated that the 287 <br />Commission would move to continue this discussion at the next EDA meeting in two weeks. He 288 <br />stated that the meeting would also include a presentation from Ehlers Associates explaining the 289 <br />TIF scenarios. 290 <br /> 291 <br />City Administrator Ulrich suggested scheduling the continuation of this discussion on a separate 292 <br />night. He suggested holding the meeting at the Community Center to better accommodate the 293 <br />size of the group that would be in attendance. 294 <br /> 295 <br />President Marty agreed that it would be a good idea to schedule the meeting on a separate night 296 <br />in a larger room. He stated that it would eliminate the time constraints and allow the 297
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